davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

PENALTIES UNOER TIE REVENUE Law

PENALTIES UNDKR TIE REVENUE LAWS.
The revenue Law Of ISL. section fifty.
seven, directs that in case of failure to
pay taxes after due notice by the collec-
tor, the property of the delinquent may
be seizad by recording a description of
the same in tie mortgage office, and four
days afterward proceed to sell, without
legal pracess, to pay the tax aud all law
full costs, after advertising, etc. Section
tifty-eigLt provides thai il cases where
the delinquent seeks to enjoin or delay
such collection, and is defeated in his ap-
plicat;o:. before tie Govt tie Judge il
rendering his decree imposing a penalty
against the psEsou suing oat tie same,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
PROtLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
S..rz % t0e-.,A-s, ;
EGecI..ve Department: :,
Csw O..e.ss. MaE l.. -. J

:..r. % ioc:..A-s :
|. EGecl..ve Department
:sw C..ea-ss May l., .2'3.>
w..:..: :. Ia Zee: made know. % me .,.s. /.
s1.s. boy :l-alsd I'D! IAuEN.S aged about
Like AZ. . Ia. ysa.s va. Kidnapped il the city o:
New Orleans, aDou: q. s.zt. Of :,.r aaG 80
tiding= O. LIS eae-ea5oL.s can ba Obtained
Now therefore !, v. ?. Kellogg Governor Of Gle
State OF Louisiana, i. Conformity 20 the power
vested IL me DO b t-ese presents offer reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 a1Y person o. persons
>TLo may arrest tae person OIL persons Who may be
guilty CT said o4e-se O. gre tie necessary 1tor-
mat; on vL:cr NAV lead to the arrest AID p-.1ish-
ue-t 0: tie oe=aie-. Ard &C hereby eni Gin upon
a. Sheriff a-t police of:cer= to make t...ige.-t
search a-C inquiry tor sad 10y, so as to restore
L.u2 e LIS :a.Ls-.
". P. KELLOGG. Governor.
P 6. DESLONDE. Secretary o. STATE mgi3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

A Florida paper saws that tie wreck Of a
vessel along that coast viii supply twenty
honest families with household recessaries
Tor the next two years. We suppose the
dishonest families get their share also.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

The German Protestant Orphan Asylum
Association viii give their seventh annual
festival for the benefit OF the asylum at
DeIacAaise Grounds Sunday and Monday,
JUG ard :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

Those WHO think the Smith family VIII
eventually die out are informed that Mrs
Smith. OF Sheldon, Illinois, gave birth to
four bright and beautiful little girls last
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

Ubsgsy. the king OF billiards, was dc
teated twice BY S.csson anG Beu5sengcr. ri
Chico 20. tie plofessO. giving t!ie ODDS OF
discount to both his opponents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

IL Memphis The gas meters are OF that
industrious class that work right along
while the family are in Europe, just the
aame as II some one was III the mouse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

WHATS tie use, in taese days, o. trying
20 be honest - exclaimed gruM bier. 49,
YOU ought 10 try it once and see. re;ofted
one Of lis complniCn7.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

Mss Harriet Fenn.,ngre Cooper, TIE ho:'
elists daughter, is writing history o. 'Ho
Oneida Italians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

= PENNSYLVANIA paper say7; 'b.rty as II
is. 'pj,t.bu.g hasn't single public bath,
bu. i. beginning 10 want some.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

At tie Delachaise Grounds to-Ga: tie
Sons of Temperance invite their TRENDS 10
ioin then in the pleasures O: basket
DlcriC,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
4 CARD,

tn; newly established a2d wel.-.ocatei Hoca.
viii Re opened to tle pubic for eie season begin
n.ng June |. 1873. e IS we; supplied with a. A.
tend 20 the comfort @: tie guests and no pi-s
VIII be spared 70 make The :ah.e first Ca - era-v
pirt.csIar. For further .l:o.:n Atom app q: Oti2e
IASSIOl'S HOTEL, No J.. G:svier street, Ne.
orleans. mvG, .Dl2c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

The Boston Adrl'tsc' says the ne"
plav Of Poverty Flat" just produce there,
tits its name with singular fe..c.:y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

TIE popular Science monthly las tound
oat tina. bathing is injuriou, 20 the ear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

A lady calls the little memoranda her
butcher sends III with the meat 'peLc!I.he7
by the weigh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

l. there any PECULIARLY in the way a
SHOEMAKER breatnes his ''last'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

Men Of the smallest caIibre are generally
the greatest pores.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
~ r,nsts-, No Ia Ok
MARSHAL'S SALES.
Arist;de SliitenDerger vs.. John +. Z
lock Admin 81 tOr-NO 6ibl.

Arist;de sliiten5erger vs.. John +. Pol
lock, Admin !strator-No Obs.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT court FOR
L the Fifth Circuit anu D:str.c: of louisiana
By virtue of a writ OF sezNIe and sale 10 NE III.
lec;ed in the above emitted sSi, ~. proceed 70
1873, a: twelve O'Clock NJ, at the entrance 20 the
+ Ccs.omhouse on Canal street, between Peters aad
i. A TRACT OF LAND, OR SUGAR PLANTATION.
Immediately in the rear OF the estate OF Z. =. Bahia
ald Messrs Allen and Hamilton aboU. eleven miles
above the courthouse OF the parish OF ives: Baton
Rouge containing about twenty aip-nts trent,
more or less with al the depth tlierento belong
a5ove Cd by lands OF j. T. and William so!aa and
AHea Hamilton; IN front BY taRse Of Alien iaml-
those OF the estate OF P. P. Bahia and il the rear
by thosa o! John A. Bird James L. lojiei. and
ALBA ham Lo9del! (the sail boundar,es benz those
ptoveaents thereon, including, al la1is found
within said boundaries, with the exception OF q
sinai! lot containing two arpents, situated IN tn.
font OF said land, with boundaries as tel es.ah-
ie5 to- M 10 o. 2en fSs sa at o. @ war; Two
sG4a. tracts III the back part OF SAID lanis with
the Douidaces as then established, one belonging
a. that time and another tract or lot, % ong!ag O
the schoo, district wherein the pu5.ic school
AyOVHER TRACT OT LAND, situated il III.
sad parish OF West Baton Rouge on TIE s1H,s
side OF the Baton Rouge, a9d Crosse Tel"
aad Opeousas Railroad, AID aboU: hal: mil.
tneretiom acquired from J. T Flynn, o. aast Fe
clana Oh me tenth OF April 1884 and des grated il.
the Receiver receipt "a the southwest quarter o.
section. uUnbe, fourteen, III township seven, of
ranse eleven east, containing about one hundred
and sixty acres
3 ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, also situated: IL
tie sail parish OF West Baton Roa1e 70 the south
OF sad railroad and fronting Thereof, Known as II
10. Rch.ey tract, AID des grated as the northwest
quarter OF section thirteen IL townsa.p seTea
OF ,a2gs eleven east, containing 10 35.!>o acres
parish, on the south Of said railroad, alG front
igy theroon, containing thiTty-I!Ae Superficial
ACRES bounded the north and west bT lands of
j. T. and W. Moan the east by those o. Stephes
Pipes and OF the south by those o: a. LoJd-i- at
the Ga-e OF sad mortgage; together with al III.
buildings a:ld Improvements OF tle SAD trlc1s 80
Will appear by reference to the SAL ac. OF mort
gage "a COPY OF VII eli is on tile in sad sJ;..
Terms-Ca5ll, at the t!1ne OF All Indication ~
U..ted states treasury notes.
Cos OF deed, stamps etc. a. TIC expense o. ~.
purchaser.
United States Marsl,sls office. New O:leaIs,
t..ir.ieth day OF May, 1873.
s 8. PACKARD
United States Marshal, Distric. o. Lou.slla. p
tx
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

A!c;de Albef. vs.. SteaN5O1t Blnn0ck
City-NO. iD,l7t.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L for the District of Louisana.-Bv virtue Of a
wit CT venditioni exponas to me directed III the
above emitted suit. will proceed 70 SCI. 70 the
O'Clock N, at the main entrance 10 the Custom
house, or Canal street between O.d Levee and
Peters streets. III this city
THE STEAMBOAT BANHOCK CITY. her boats.
engines, tackle, furniture etc, she now LES in
Aigiera.
ferms-Casl IN United States funds a: tie time
of sale.
United States NarshaHs office, New Otlaans,
twenty .fourt.. dag OF May, 1873.
y e. PACKARD
N.Y. q % . 81 Cniten s Na-,ha,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

Case of kid-nappng-Young goat asleep.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31


Tle above statemea: "a Just: true aud cogrso,
t-a1sc..I. tom :-le Docks OF the ccmpanr.
PAUL !OC2CAI, 9reSd..:
STAT, OF H3st::A.s 1,
Fd1-5L o: OC.eala
City 0; New o. 9ils. J
1854 = &!s eics::.osd before me thia tea.A
ts. c. ..1e III.
7. CAS-. CCvELLEEa, Sota-. Pu!Ie.
a. neec:ns O the Boa.d Of Directors he'd OF
tle eat dar 0. June, 1872 : was resolved 20 pa,
CAsa DIVlDA.D OF THIRTY PER CENT o.
tce iet earned Participating premiums foc lie vsa,
eating Mag s., l3!2 payable on TIE t.:,d Molis-
0: ..r 1ez.. Also, 70 pay dem lad tee Der ca..
interest - the scrip no iers upoa Col7s-so- o:
tle:i SCRIP MO CAPITA. s.ocL. pc. amended cls-
:es O. qua COM a1y.
Directors:
MAs2asG. DAvIc McccA9D,
R1LF, L, ?. G.: EaEs
.G!1 P. rOUhGTT.
20 NILIl J. j. FEREANDEZ
- q CdatraA!E J. A. ALLas
!el. " CHARLES LAglTTa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
A1Icict d' HebfcOMrt vs.. Widow T.. Eos.
sel-Secoad Justice Court tor the PARISH Of

Anaciat IL Iiebrcourt vs.. Widow T.. Fos-
s'el-SrConj Justice Court tor the s'a.i3a OF
Orleans, Nos. 1893, 1922.
pT TWO WRITS OF FIE2I FAC;AS Ts NE
- directed by the Hon W. L. Evans, second
Justice o: the Peace in and fog tie parish
OF Orleans, il the above IUmbe:ed ard entitled
suits, against e Eude, security on appeal bond
v Ill proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auc,ioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
be; ween Cana and Customhouse streets on SAT
URDAl, May 81, 1873 at Twelve o'clock NJ
AL TIE RlHHIS, TITLES AND INTERESTS Of
+ EIDE in and to two lots OF ground with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated il
The late city AID parish o. Jefferson now il the
p1I.sh OF Orleans, in taubourg Plasance, des-'
mated by Nos a2d - Of square No. 81, winch Is
bounded Dv Lou siana avenue, Plea san. Nl7ade5
(now St. Char.es) and Apollo streets, as per pan
Drawn By 3. BHi5son sl!fvrvor, dated apr. 1859,
deposited il the record Of William ChlIsty, late
notary puzzle III Few Orleans SAD lots aiio.n
each cthe. and measure each 81 feet from on
Apollo s.:ce:, by depth of 10 feet between par
alel lines
Seed "A The above numbered and entitled suits.
FeEn5-Casl OIL the spot. il, Cuitei States treas
rIy notes.
nyl II 81 JOHN MCCORMICK Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
E-ecte: February u, 49,.
CAa..ss Briggs. Thomas H. Hue.
Az. Car.e-e. Chm. Honod.
George !. FosiiCi. D. Jamiso1,
r Bigger, r. S. Howard.
p. Aaie-so:. Fe.iZ Lacue.
A. F.e.icLs, Au:. Bea2
George y. D.2car. Ei~.ri TOBY
e s:ockneyeg. Wasa. Mo-tc:.
Henry Vose. Tiii.am Knox,
I. Marquee. ". S BAILEY.
Charles We.haac. ;. E. Ll7aula.s
4 .eCJGrt At oei Ni0e.:
Traak Williams. 4. f. Miller
Carrie. Latte. Edward NorpA!
R,,i1lDh Seq. }. 4. Lun,
v. G. Back, ci!as Weeks,
George y. Hyn son. NM.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

NEW ORLEANS. MAY 81. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

JOEn nIaraUa: vs.. Charles +. Tg;tie-.
X.h Justice CouI: for the par!.n .. o. cans.
Ec. 992..
PY VIRTUE OF WET OF TlEcI FAC;AS TO
ID me directed BY tie Hon. John DAY, SIKH
Justice of :ie Peace in and for :he PARISH Or.
leans I viii proceed 10 sell at public auction.
at ny warehouse No Is! st. Andrew street, OF
SATI EDAA. May 81 1913, a. twelve u lock NJ
ONE LOT OF H "USHiOLD ELEEfIC!E, 40 pee
inventory in my office.
Feed the above SUIT
.crMs-Casl in United States eurre.s-.
nGY2l q 81 WILLIAM FOLEY. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31
CONSTABLES' SALES.

~
+. iacrcix ~. j. Il. Gnu6ier-E0Irth
Justice Court Coz the Parish :. Orleans, No.
2D5o.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIEEI FACIAS To
40 me Gi-ec ed by she Hon. John Cain, Fo-It.
Justice OF tAc Peace il and for tbs parish Of Or.
leans wi, proceed to SCI, at public ave tio1. on
THURSDAY, Ju;,a q, 1876 a. twelve ocloCk 81, il
front OF my warehouse, No. Frenthne1 street, The
following described property. 20 W.T.
ONE LOT OF HUl >EHOLD FCRN!IVI. sc, a.
per inventory ie i'll nv Office.
Seized in the ABOVE eCti..ej SUI.
TerHs-Cash.
mv3: les y J VI. iOSES "oas..n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

TIa above statement IS a true and Co-rec: tran
sc..2. from the boohs 0. the Compan".
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
l.: = EGCS Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-31

-le coI:t o: Trustees nave resolved 20 paw SIX
PER CENT .a.eres: on the outstanding certificates
c: SEX, o. and after MONDAY, May z. i2:3, said
sc.J. to be then converted into capita! stock. as
n:. amended charter OF the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
ANT. CARRIERE. Vice P.esiea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
The Calico Hop.

II was our good fortune to attend this
exquisitely agreeable affs ir given by tae
"socials," on Wednesday eve, at Blades
Hall. The ladies, and gentlemen members
Of the club were in costume, brilliant Of
Dolly Vardens, etc. There is something
exceedingly pleasant in these informal
gatherings Of beauty and chivalry, an air
of such perfect repose, untrammelled by
strict construction Of the laws Of etiquette.
The several committees we found active
and zealous in successful effort to make
everyone at home, and grieved only that
the unfavorable weather and prevailing
"Epirociy" prevented them from securing
so full an attendance as was desirable.
No cause for grief, however, visited this
bosom, unless II was regret that we were
not young again and handsome as we'd
like TO be; but fcrtitude comes with age,
you know, and thus were we comforted.
We have always regarded the loveliest
thing OF earth 10 consist of lovely NO.
man attired In plain home-toilet, and II
memory fails us not, we saw more lovely
things Of earth in lovelier guise on this
New Years Eve than ever before. Ifthis
was Calico Hop, we should not object
70 see eGlico hop every evening.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
Our Bodily Inlrn,ities.

Physical infrmities are The lot Of all. Million
are always sick No man, woman or child is uni
formiy IN per feet health. Munich, however, Of III,
sickness and suffering which render life burdcr
to so many Of our fellow beings is due to careless
ness ant neglect. A mighty antldote to the lead
ing causes Of disease has been provided. 1t is nj
harmless as II is Efficient. No poision Gus drug err
tiers into Its composition. II is an indebted stmu
liant, tonic and aperient. Of which every ingredi-
emit is vegetable. The unexceptionaole preventive
and restorative medicine is not "a new thing under
the sun. ~ Hostetier's Stomach Bitters will soon
have been before the world quarter Of a century
and ii Is not too much to that thousar de- aye,
ten. Of Thousands, are using IL who would have
been in their graves years ago had they not been
siren pthened and sustained by this wholesome
,timuinnt. The rapidity with which minor all
mepts often becomo o, when neglected, obstinate dis
cases IL we'll known. This tonic Is famous Tor the
immediate check which il gsvcs to these breeders
Of deadly disorders. The sensatiOnsof hnPuor, The
sick headache, the nervousness The iDdisposiion TO
exertion, the nausea, the confusion OF BRAIN the
pbysical debility, which intended to premonish
us OF the approach Of serious danger, are invari-
abiy removed by few doses Of the Bitters. The
fame Of the preparation a genuine specific for
dyspepsia. bilious complaints, malarious feveIs,
Rheumatism aud chronic debility, Is as wide as the
world and In these days Of eharlAtai ism, when
fierce cafhartlcs that rob the invalid OF the lvst
Of his strength adyeris ed as inTieor
autsD. IL is indeed a leasing to mankind that
Iostetter's Stomach Ditters are everywhere pro
i,,,.hl. and ersr-where populnr 11lm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
To the People of Texas.

On the LIST Of May, 1873, the Government,
Of Austria will open Worlds Fair al
Vienna, to last until the Slst Of October,
1873.
All nations are invited 10 show their
product ions of whatever kind or nature.
Texas, the Empire State Of the South, in
tends to take part In this psaceable con-
test Of the civilized world.
The undersigned, chairman Of commits
sionsrs from Texas to the Worlds Fair at
Vienna in 1878, respect fully requesis the
public TO send to him, or to the other COM
missioners, up to the 18th Of January,
1873, inclusive, all the best specimens Of
the products Of the soil, Of the workshop,
mine, foundry, mill, sugar houses, cotton
gin, forest, tannery, studio, vineyard, in
o word, the fruits of the brain, the earth,
air, sunshine, lakes and rivers, 80 that the
com missioners may be able to show to the
world our vast and unsurpassed resources,
that they may stimulate movements Of
capital and immigration towards our
shores.
Peopleof Texas This is IN opportuni-
ty not 10 let pass unused; Il Is q con-
sideration Of the utmost practical iinpor-
lance TO all, and shosld arouse all the uni
ted and vigorous efforts.
Any further information will be cheer
fully given.
Very respectfully,
FRANCIS b. FORSTER,
Chairman Texas Commission TO he
Vienna australia Exhibition.
+. @. L. LEBERxAss,
Commissioner,
Corsicana, Texas.
Some weeks since, we called attention,
in an article upon Immigration, to the
important matter referred to in the above
circular. 1t is impossible, at this time TO
fix due estimate upon the probable nd
to our secion, likely to flow from
a thorough representation at Vienna.
will some good gentlemsn move in this
no one rime to devote q few
days to his eountry's good? Il may be
said that We are better at theory than
practice, and should practice everything
That We preach. To all such we sure
y say commend usi and IL re f.lisr in
his ~ in any other measure locking 10
he development Of Dallas, pronounce
he HKKALD traitor TO lie trust and write
Is liar. We however, are not 81 old eisi-
ZEN, and know that Interests Of this kind,
o be properly subservel, must be led and
'sBdled b. men TO whom long residsncs
a the country, have given erperincs and
o7bdenes. Bat ia our humble capacity,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
vu,HE STATE OF TEXAS.
To THE snERrrr or DALLAS co.-GnEE-iSd

To THE snERIYr OF DALLAS Co.-GREE:isd:
You are herti commanded that you summon. by
publication, l.. D. Simpson, whose residence ~ I'M
known, to he and appear before tho District Court
to be holden In and for the county Of Dallas, at the
thereofin the city Of Dallas, on the lst
Monday in February, A. D. 1873, next. then md
th,re to the petition Of John Russell, filed
In said Ccurt against tho snid l.. D. Simpson, and
alleging In Substance as follows-to.wit; That
tereofore, to-wit: on the 81 Ia day of February,
H. 1870, said j.. u. Simps"n made executed and de-
live red to the tnid John Russell, his certain prom
iysory note, In writing, in words and figures as fol-
lows-to.wit:
Denton County, Tex. Feb. 81, ITO.
Ono day after date promise to pay John RUSSELL
the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars in gold for value
received of him, with interest at the ratio often
per cent. per annun.
Nv the tenor and eject Of which paid promissory
not e. taid defendent L. d. simpson became liable,
and found and agreed and faithfully promised to pay
10 the said plaintiff John Russell, the taid sum OF
money in said promissory note specified; that rnid
promissory note has long since been due, and said
defend.nt was often requested TO Iny OF and dis
charge tho same, and that snid deiendent l.. %.
Sim has wholly fnled AMI refused and still
to the damage Of raid Plaintiff John Russell, Five
Hundred GtllaIs. and that snid defcndent l.. D.
Simpson ownes property in the county of hnlias
sufficient to pay of and discharge said pronissory
note and prHys that said defehdeDt l.. d. sim pson
10 cited to ~ pear and snswer his said peiiicn aud
for Judgment for his said sum Of money In said
Or omisscry note specified. r. ...t -
Herein TAIL not, hut have you Then and there this
writ before said Court, with your return thereon /,
showing how !on have executed the same.
witness John 81. Laws, Clerk of tho
rT District Court Of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and seal or said
~ ~ in tho city Of Dallas, this 'hs 18Th day
December, A. D. 1872.
INo. Nj. LAWS, C. D. C. D. C., Tex.
BY z. u. CooMREs Deputy. tIa-Itl
Attest-J. NJ. Bnows, Sheriff Dallas Co., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
CsTRAY NoTICE.-oALLAs CO.

TAKEN UP by U. A. Mcrphis and estray-d before
Jno. d. Kerfoot, J. p, precinct No. l, ons Brown
| Horse, abont fourteen and half hands high, small
star In forehead, or syears old, no brand.-ap-
| praised atsL0 Tl7-3tl
| TAKEN UP by James Horton and sstrayed be
| fore Jno. u. Ktrfoot,J j. p, precinct No. I, sne
Brown Mare Pony, heavy with c. It, about II year =
old, about thirteen and = half hands high, branded
| Y with an uhintcllieitlo mark over IL, on le Z
shoulder, valued AT $50. Also one Chestnut sorr-l
Horse about 10 years DID, branded with boot on left
| shoulder, about fourteen hands high, both hind
feet white and star In forehead. valued at $50 !73t
| TAKEN UP by Daniel Titterington and estrayed
before H. Myers. J. p, precinct No. g. ono sorrol
Mare Mule, fifteen and half hands high, 4 years
old, stripe across shoulder and back, and Gear In
right paster joint, no brands percevenle, upbrCk0
appraised at 49, Also. one Bay filly, years old,
fifteen hands high, star In forehead, some white
right hind loot, appraised at s35. tl7-3;H
TAKEN up S. @. Walker aud estrayed before Jno
u. Krrfoot, J. p. Peoiact No. I. Que white pony
HORSE, sbcut IL or "a years old, 1917 hands high
valued at SIS. Alss ono bay pony HORSE. soris
years old, 1a1. hands high and branded x on left
shoulder valued at s25. [1j;3t"
TAKEN mp by 7. b. Elan and estraved before J.
d. Kerfoot, J. L. Precinct No. l, one brown OXs
years old marked half crop in each ear, and brand
ed CH on lett hip. valued At sl2. ALEC one ridsd
STEER, years oil. marked crop OF eflef ear and
two splits In right, branded ON left hip; valued
at $40. tf5-3te
TAKEN ND by S. II. Pruett and estraycd before
c. c. HusteAd, J. p. Precieet No. S, ooe yellow
MARE about IL hands high, or 10 years old,
branded ITO connected the left shoulder. and
heart on right thigh valued at ss5. Also one vel
low MULE COLT; valued at SIS. Also one hay
MARE, about IA hands high. or years old. bran.
ded nc connected. on right shoulder and hsarton
right thigh vained at SIS. Also one black horse
MULE, one year old, branded on left sboulderaSd
thigh valued al SIS. t15-3ls
JNo NJ. LAWS. clcrs D. c. DC. T.