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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03
gus emrupdtf@cn Settmn8en.

Der 6euti9e &aifer lit ont
IT. Suit auf ieiner &stie nod Si6I in
Wf ii n d EN- nt9t bonn batrtlden Sos
niee enpfan9en Doroen,. i%onoern nun
bon eintgen grinaen. Die &et1sfetnoe
i66pfen oaraus 9offnnn8en fur it4.
= 0os itGnbige @pmtte Der vinternoz
tion1Ien @eieui6aft fir 8erbefes
runQ un0 GobtficGtton bes
g 0Lferre6ts" bat ste Gin!aOungSs
i6reiben uno 6as Brogramm fur bic
otesiGbrige gonferen3 berianbt. tpeL9e
am /. September i'm 6aag erSffuet tuers
ben tpiro. Die 8et1eiligung f6etnt cine
Der 6iesiGbrigen Gonferena lift nod ni1t
beltimmt. Oils @6renprdftoent fnngirt
@raf q cGobts, pel6er befanntIt9 benz
@enfer S6teOs8ert6t in Der Nlabamas
Sra9e borit9n0. Inter ben SiceprGits
benten ftnoen mir ais Sertreter OeutiA<
lambs bic 8rofe1ioren BON 9oLben=
6orff un6 8 lnnt9 I | unb ben Mis
niiterreiibenten fir @oita Gtca am 6eut>
i6em 9ofe, @eb. Suftt3ratb 8 o + d
0as 9ro9ramm tit ein ret6Daltiges, utb
bic Serbanolungen ueripre6en febr inz
tereIiant su tperoen. Sur Debate tpers
ben neri6iebentli6e Ebemata bes 6ffents
Ii1en un6 oeS prtbaten tnternationaleit
&e9ts 9elangen. Die leBteren be3ieben
fi6 auf: 8edieI unb a1oere DerfGuf1i6e
Si6er1etten, Nusfiibrung fremblGnoi=
i6er re6tstrdftiger urtbetle, Batentgez
iebe unb 3uiammenitOBe bon S4iffeu
auf %offener See.
- SIN 81 ftarb in Der
er1ten Wo6e oes Sult oas aa9emein ges
a9tete aIte SrduIetn So, tpel6es it6 our
aIttatboItl6 II STRIDE %befan1te.
SbgLet@ bic 8eritorbene auf Dem fatbDs
ItI6en &ir69ofe Elm Grbbe9rGbniB Bee
iaB uuo einen S6etl tbres SermDgens 3u
elmer mobltbdtt9en Stiftung fir Die
Staot btnterIieB, 10 ertlGrte bod Der
@raprieIter 0lulter ben 9interbliebenelG
fdriftlt6, es tonne Der 9ei6e SO. nIr
elm 9lab van ungeneibter Steae gepGbrt
wer6en, tpeil lte it@ felt Sabren nidt our
&irube oebalten babe" Wtit 6iIfe Der
8pliaet tuurbe 6ieraut 6aS Grab auf benz
@rbbegrGbntiie Der @. bergelteut urto
Or. @aumant gelettetc TIRE 2et6e tl1ter
groBer 8etbetltQuug Der 8eDOlterun9 3ur
Hube.
- Der &e6acteur St9I tuuroe ant
10. SuLt DON S1I3Dur9 Oe9uIs NuSLtez
ferung unter @en0armcrte : Begleitln9
na6 &c ii IF ab9efIbrt.
=, Son 284 in so ii II d en- at udbz
len6en Us q + | m d m n itno TIM @Gnz
sen 22S Liberale uno Sc uItramont0ne
WabLmGnuer 9etDGblt tpor0en.
Nus benz 'Tiirftentbmm 2ippes
0etmoIb fommt bic NtaGri6t, OoB
bic bortige v8oIfsz unb Sortl9rittspars
tel" au ertldren beriu6t bat. ,oaB fetnem
Iippii9en StaatsansebOrigen Die 8ers
bfLt9tmltg obItegt, bic bon tr9enO nelher
2anoesnertretmn9 iiberbaupt ntHt betrils
Itgten un6 baber re9terungs1eitig tpeber
benz Ge6te nod AUDI 0leemeiner 8tntQz
felt mad etnforoerbaren Steuern.
NIT ielbitneritdnolt6er @nsnabme Der an
bic &ei6stalle ab3uitatten6en Motricus
IarbettrGse nod feruer 3u entzl
rt9ten". Dieter 8ei6IuB tptrD Id,pers
lid BON prattti6en SOIgen iein, ocln &c
lit nt9t ein3uieben, tpie ieoer e~in,eIne
Iippii6e Staatsan9eb6rige uuter1d,eiben
ioG, IN eI9er EbetI Der BON INN cin
eefor6erten Steuerbetrdae fir ooS Neten|
beitimmt lit uno tpeI9er fur bic beimi,c,e
2anoesnerpaItung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03
2lttS. Der GSmmSeS1amptTaot.
@ a1bington, 26. Suit.

Wa1btngtor, 26. Suit.
0os Oberpoitamt bat benz Suitt5sQmte
bic Jtamer bon 80 Yoltcontraftoren etnz
gelenbet, ge9eu ipel6e Yrocelie an9ez
1trengt tperoeM iouen, tpetl tie DerlGurtt
baben, na9oem i9rc Sebtn9ungen anges
uommen morDeu tparen, iDre @ontrafte
aus5ufl1rem. Oiele Gortraftoren tper>
ben ni6t nut bon Der Jtegierung auf
S1aoenerIab Derflagt tperoen, 1onbern
au0 auf BeSaDlnng Der W~febrau59abe,
tpel6e Die Wleoerertbeilun9 ber Holtcon>
trafte auf Den betreffenben 80 Strefen
perurIa6t bat unb wel6e ii6 auf $41,=
7OO.87 fir etu Sabr belGrft. Ste mr.
Sabre, uno 1oute Die 9tegierun9 Die Broz
ceiie 9etptnnen, 10 miro Oteielbe Die Cons
trattoren AUDI nod 5ur S6aoenerlaBlets
flung fir Die NOD ubrigen 3 Sabre atptu>
gen.
Tilber bat ais 8unbes:O iitriftss Nns
malt fir ben 0iltrtft columbia nun enos
LID ietne Geiiguation etn9eret9t, Da CT
fiiblte, baB ct ionit, troB Der efelbafteH
vSreunoi6aft" oes Yrditbenten fit i'm,
bod ni6t batte benz v@esansenperben"
entgeDen f0nnen. Ser Oberbunoesaus
malt bat bic G%eiignation oem 8raitoens
ten iibermtttelt. Tii6er miro bonn Nmte
3urildtreten, iobalD st : @ouperneur
8eus bon Sirginien, ietn Qmtsua6fols
GET, Der oerreiit lit, etugei6poren iet1
iptr0. Ser Sdabamtsletretdr lit 6eute
offieieu BON BENT vSnoictment" OeS
8ureau;@befS Nuerb III &enntnlB geIeBt
tporoell, uno miro oenleI6en nod beute,
ooer mor9en friib, leinen Nmtspfli1ten
entbeben. @inen yta6folger bat Der
Setretdr nod nibt auserlebeu.
8aibtngtOn, 81. Sult.
Sanes @ilfiuau, Der &allirer oes
Sbagamtes, riidt ar1 l. Nugulr bis gum
Gureaubef Dor, ais ber 9ta1fol9er Apes
rps, Der ourb ben l6on ldnger auf tbnn
laitertoen GerDa1t Der SerblnOung nit
benz vW6i6fDc 0ting" unlnoglt6 genoroen
THAR. user @tlftllan's Ylnb etnneDu1et
miro, lit nod nldt auSgemndt. Der
StnanSu,inilter mill beiien Beiebun9 Dem
neuel SunoesiGabmeilter Jtew lber1
la1len.
@ai6tn9ton, %. Suit.
DEM Bun6esanwaIt fir ben 8es
sirt columbia ging beute cine Qbi6ritt
Oer bon ben @roB9el1tporeneu 6es SHns
Neutrality-suspicious. 3u ct. Souls ge9en
ben apgeoQnften 8ureau1ef bes Bunoesz
i6abamtes, QS. .. 9lperD, erbobenen
Nntlagc Der IDeilnabme oil Dem 8rannts
1pelnlteuerbetruge gu, neb1t benz Ser
~baftSbeteDl gegen Den Nngeflagteu. QDerD
tpur0e oarnufDin 1ofort tm 0aft genpms
men ulo utter 5000 Dollars Sir9l1aft
9elteut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03
2lmorctu syubnfon foot.

N11bOtLIe, Genlt., 81. SHIl.
0as folgenbe Selegramm mel6et oaS
beute Srii6 erfolgte @6leben oes GrS
BrGiibenten uno GunoeSlenators NH<
6retp Sobnion:
u&norbiIIe, 81. Suli.
Senator Sobnion ftarb beute Wor9en
lln balls BRET ubr.
Duncan" +,
@9attanooga, 81. Sult.
Die Na9riht bon benz Gooe In0retD
SobniOn's 6eitdtigt lt6.
8 abtngto It, 81. Suit.
0ie Gunbe, baB Mnoretp Sobnion 6as
3eitli6e a%elegnet, uuroe bier, ietbit bon
1etnen politil0en @eqnern, init 8eoaueru
Dernomm1cn. Der Staatsmtnifter Ttib,
'ipcl6er it6 in SEEM gorf aufbdlt, lit
telegrapbii6 bcna6rt1tt8t poroen, oa
Der Srau6 Derl1ngt, odB betm Sooe
zines ebemaLigen BunoeSprdlioenten Der
8rGftoent anorone, oaB Die G~tegterungss
bureaur in Srauer 9ebiiut tuerben un6
ollie 4mtSgei6afte wGbreno beS 8e8rGbz
mites ruben.
@raaO cities 0cGi0iTes.
Stem Oort; 80. Suit.
6eute friib un 6aIb atuei llbr fano por
SerleD Stu cine furbtbare @ruLoiion
auf etnem 2et6ti6iffe itatt, tpel6eS nit
Del belaoel mar. SIN Sou mar oas
gauge S6iff in SIanunen gebuat uno
nur nit GROCER Wfiibe 9elang es Der
S%cuerlpebr gu uerbinoern, oaB Die in Der
ytdbe lie9euoen S6ife bon ibnen erz
sriffen wurben. Dies eelda6 0aour3,
bdB man 6aS %brcnnenoe S6tff in oeG
Strom btnausbusiirte unO Derienfte.
Wean glaubt nt9t, DAB Wteni6enIeben
ncrloren gegargem itn6. S6iff uno Sas
Dung mareu nidt iiber $4,000 Dert6.
9dnSIt@ ftttIt0!
9es WtotneS, Sa., 80. SuIi.
Sn benz 96rf1en S6eLbabI in Stor1
GountD, Soma, fam es ain SonnrGg
Nbeno in benz 0auie beS Boitmeifters au
elmer Iuitigen &etlcret, tpobet NIT 9cugas /.
beln, &niippeln, 8aditeinen II. bgI. orGuf
los ge16Lagen unb geito6en tuurbe. 0ret
ober bier BET GetbeiLigten DerLieBen ben
&fpLab int iibLer Serfailung, uno BON
einem getpiffen Ballard BON Bauaro's
@rope bteB es g~eitern, ct lei letnen Buns
ben erIegeH.
8c8en8t1Ee u. teberi6tnennttmm0.
Ginctnnatt, 30. SuLi.
9[us alien Sbetlen bes fiioliGen Ohio
laufen No9ri9ten iiber anbaltenbe 9te>
eengiiie Elm. Set Glenes fteist Ser Obio
ftInolih um le6s Sou unb bic SfuBnte=
oerungen fteben unter @aiier. 3mii6en
@lepes uno 9otprenceburg ftno 5000
Ncres Mais iberi6memmt. Sci Wtors
rom, Sbto, 9oB es beute IN StrDmen
bom 6immeL berab uto Oer feline WtianIt
it6crflutbet Martetta unO beiien umses
bung. Der S6aoe, tuel6er in Der
Nadt bonn Mittmo9 auf 9onneritag
bur9 Sturm nnb Tegen anaert1tet
tpuroe, lit unbere6enbar. 8ei3en nnb
0ofer iinb gGuaLi6 aerit0rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03

BrHn5W Wte., %. SHIE'
Sin alter Gaasent9ts gtamens Ottler
mar geltern babel, ietne Srau gu lntBz5
banbeln, ais fem Sobn ft3 in's y6tttel
Iegte. @utbeno rib Der iau6ere 9o1te
uno gater cine Sltnte bon Der SonO
beruntcr uno l6oB Dem Sultgen PIE ~
6ung in Die 8ruit, i'm tOptl'@ oeFW"nS
0eIo,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03
8ee6er-

Ntem yort, 80. Sult.
Die r8orlo" i9relbt: n6snrb Wor6
8ee3er 1T 5u Dem @nti6luiie getomz
men, nd6lten Binter feline 8orleiungeu
gu Dalten, lo1oern ieine W%tuBeftun6en
Der 9teoattiOn Der v@6riitian luton" uno
Der S%ouen0ung ietnes 8erfes r0as 2e>
ben @brtiti" gu ipiomen."
9te Gbrtittan linton" 9cbt ant 1. Sep
TENDER III ben 8erla8 uou $. SO. glepez
lano Mber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03
Sp1nien.

90 B 3, 27. SuIi.
Die Derfaiiun9eebenoe Gommiilion bat
BEN Gntlpurf Der neueu 8erfaiiun9 artges
rommen. Sin NusibuB miro beute nit
ben Ott1ilteru oarCber beratben, ob
ben tpeitinoil6en Golonien oas 9te6t BET
Sertretun8 III ben @ortes, na6 lSieoerz
beriteIung Der 0tube auf Guba, bepiutgt
iDeroeu iou.
2on6on, q. Suit.
0as @r9ebniB Der 8eratbuno bes Musz
ibulles Der neutrality-suspicious. Commit
ton init bent Observation-Disclosures uuo Dem
Observation-Disclosures lit Der NeIbluR, bic
Goloi1teen eigene, ben GerbdltIilien
an9epaBte 9ele5e gu 9ebem unb ibneu
Oas Ge1t Der 0ertretuu9 in ben Sores
etn3urGumen.
Die Wablen iouen ie6o6 mad ei1en,
b~eiOnoern SDitem itattftnOeu, ipeldss,
iDeIllt crit Der Autltano auf @uba nieoers
getporten TT, elngefubrt Deroen iou.
Of b b; 20. Sult.
Der &rtegSminiiter lit amtli6 bena6z
ribIi8t parDen, oaB Die Garlilten ii6 in
@atalonien gelamnelt baben. @eneraI
Ganlpo5 bat SEQ De l1rgel eingenommen;
l1Ir Die Gitaoelle lit nod til 8elibe bet
BertbeiDiger, miro ftb .a6er gegel baS
beftige Teuer bet SelG9erer nl9t LANCE
baIten tonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03

Gin N9eut Der portusiefti6en 9tegtes
rung iteat bur6 bic 8reile Die Nn9abe,
oaB in Der BroptnS Winbo 9ungersnotb
beporitebe. III Nbreoe, siebt aber 5u, OaB
in Ilgarre gtotbltanb tnfoIge Der 0irre
herr11t.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-25

A prominent thing that strikes the at
tention of an American iE Germany,
when he begins to get a little insight
into the life of the people, is the equal
ity and sympathy existing between
parents and children. There is no country
where parents take more pains, and occupy
more time TO enter into the very hearts and
lives OF their children than there. They
make them acquainted very early with their
plans talk with them as to older people,
never 60 on an excursion OF journey with
out them, and search everywhere for what
ever viii minister 10 their amusement
and instruction. In no home could /
sooner expect 90 find q father turn
ing himself into a donkey, horse,
an elephant, or barrel on his par
Tor floor, for his children to bride him,
ride him, spur him, roll him over. or do
with him as they please, than German
one-and the clergyman as soon IS any
other. There are probably FIVE juvenile
household games in Germany to one any
where else, and the parents exercise a wise
discretion by having frequent entertain
ments for their children, and providing
everything possible for the amusement OF
an, to make their homes the most attractive
spots on earth to the little folks. The child
that asks a question is not met with q
blunt answer, but with such q Teply-as
pleasant and instructive as the parent
knows how 70 give--as naturally promotes
other inquiries and gives stimulus 70 the
mind
One Of the causes Of the equality be.
tween the old and the young lies in the fact
that the child-at any rate the eldest boy
Is expected TO follow his fathers business,
and must early share his plans. The same
house, the same employment, and ] should
not wonder at all i sometimes the same
generations 81 customers, are identified
with the same family and name from cen
fury 20 century, in denancc Ct changes OF
governments. II Luther and Melancfhon
Should rise from the stone floor Of the old
castle church in Wittenberg, and take Z
shopping stroll together, Il would not bo
unlikely that they could buy books, sta.
tionery, clothing aud groceries, ana GET q
large class Of wants supplied at about the
same shops they patroui1ed three hundred
years ago.
The claws delay Is terrible and pain
foi reality in Germany. Better never com.
mence suit unless yen ara willing 70 lose
double the sum at stake, and wait year q
tFo before gou have the satisfaction 81
showing L and tho privilege Of paying i.
4ou can neither enter nor leave the world
without Ell sorts az formalifies, and thl
buylng 81 enough certificates 70 sot a. army
~ motion. = clergyman, Z neiQhbor Of
nine ~ order % marry the lady Of HI,
choice, who was Suahisn. uas comnelled
g procure tWcnty-three difcrcnt ceriif caics
before they were pronounced ,.man nnf
wife" The most oi these. of course, nd
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-25

to be paid Tor. I was once fined for not
registering the entrance Of q servant girl
into my household within q few specified
days after the occurrence, and that when I
was from home was told that imprison-
ment, Or APPEAL aud 4 regular lawsuit,
would be the only relief. II you find an
article-say watch key-on the streets,
you are expected to take it to a police bu-
reau, and tina. watch key is regularly adver-
tlsed. II no owner claims it, il is returned
to you in just two weeks, or, If you are so
charitable, it IS sold for the benefit Of
the city poor. On gong to any
public Office, you have to sometimes
wait for hours for admission. I have
learned never TO 60 without book in my
pocket Mr.. Greeley could have gotten
through all the newspapers IN the pockets
Of his three coats during the process.
Once you are in you are treated very DO
lltely, as q general rule, and as leisurely as
If the sun was standing still, and nobody
waiting 10 follow you. To an American all
this is very tantalizing, but the Germans
the storms spare patient souls-never seem
to be worried, or to imagine that they are
loang in this way big slices out Of their
lifetime.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-25

the legal extinction Of right and the en-
thronement Of viii in Its place throughout
the churches Of one-half Of Christendom-
While freedom and its guarantees are thus
attacked on one side, q multitude Of but
undisciplined and incoherent assailants on
the other are making war, some upon reve-
latiou, some upon dogma, some upon theism
itself. Far be It from me to question the
integrity Of either party. But as freedom
can never be eifcctually established by the
adversaries Of the Gospel which has first
made It a reality for all orders and degrees
Of men, so the Gospel can never be ef-
fectually defended by q policy which de-
clines TO acknowledge the high place as
signed to liberty in the counsels Of Provi-
dence, and which, upon the pretext Of the
abuse that, like every other good, she suf-
fers, expels her from its system. 1"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-25

/
Joint Resolution providing for = cOastituiiOnh Con
vention. IN
The convention shall assemble in the CITY
Of Austin Oh the first Monday in September,
It shall be. composed Of ninety members
Each Senatorial district shall elect three
delegates.
The election for delegates shall be held
on the first Monday in August, 1875. Each
voter shall vote ''for convention" oI
''against convention, :" and the vote for and
against convention shall be certified to the
Secretary Of State by tie presiding Justice
of each county. If majority Of the vote'
in the State be for a convention the Gov.
ernor shall issue his proclamation converting
the convention.
The Governor shall upon the passage of
this resolution issue instructions for the
holding of an election for or against the
convention, and for delegates, and order
proper return Of the same.
The sum of one hundred thousand dol
lars, or 50 much thereof as may be neces
sary, is appropriated to pay the expenses OF
the convention, to be paid out as provided
by the convention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-25

The following is a synopsis Of the pro
posed amendments to the Constitution:
Sec. 1, Art. 5-The judicial power of tins
State shall be vested in a supreme court, in
district courts, and in such other courts and
magistrates as may be created by law.
Sec. 2, Art. 5-There shall be elected nj
the first general election after the ADOPTION
of this amendment, and every seven years
thereafter, five judges of the supreme
court, who shall hold their Office for the
period of seven years, whose salary shall
be $4,000. The judge receiving the high
est number of votes shall be the chief jus,
tice, and commissioned as such.
Sec. 6, Art. 5-The State shall be divided
into convenient judicial districts, for each
of which one judge shall be elected by the
qualified electors thereof for the term OF
four years, and who shall reside, during his
term of Office, in the district, and shall
hold a court in each county thereof at least
twice year, at such time and place as may
be prescribed by law, and the Legislature
shall have power to alter the judicial dis
tricts.
Sec. Z, Art. 5.-The district court shall
have original Jurisdiction in criminal cases,
of causes to recover fines, forfeitures, etc.,
of suits in which the State is interested, OF
divorce, of SANDER and defamation suits,
title to real estate, all suits between law
and equity involving one hundred dollars
or more. Their powers shall extend to writs
of hdbeas corpus, control of inferior tribu
nails and of appeals from same.
Sec. A, Art. 12-The Legislature may by
law regulate the rate of interest.
Sec. 45, Art. 1.-THE Legislature shall
prescribe qualifications of grand and petit
jurors.
Sec. 46, Art. 12-The Legislature shall
provide for the maintenance of public roads
and bridges.
Sec. 81, General Provisions-The Legis-
lature shall not, in times of peace, create a
debt or liability on the part of the State
exceeding $500, 900.
Secs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, o, z, 8 and 8, Art. 0
That system of free schools shall be es-
tablished. No person on account of race
or color or previous condition shall be ex-
cluded from its benefits, but separate schools
for whites and blacks can be established.
The cchool fund of whatever nature shall
remain sacred. The school lands may be
sold as prescribed by law. The fund may
be inviolate in interest bearing securities.
Lands given to counties for school purposes
shall remain absolutely vested in them. II
counties sell these lands, the county courts
shall place the funds at interest for the
maintenance Of their respective schools, as
prescribed by law.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-25
T AND FOR SALE.

A splendid farm OF sixteen hundred acres Of land
with all the Improvements; six hundred acres enclosed
with good cedar rail and stone fence two h1ndred Of
which is IN cultivation. never failing stream Of
water on the tract for stock hne peach orchard;
two-story stone dwelling well finished, forty-eighf
feet 'front.' I'VE rooms 16x16 wide hail and double gal
ley; stone milk house and kitchen; well Of splendid
water the yard; stone granary and stables with
good wei, furnishing an abundance OF water for
stock good post oak and live oak timber in Sufficient
quantity 20 supply the farm for all time; the best OF
rock for building and fencing. No better farming
land or better for stock in the State This farm IL
situated In the county OF Williamson five miles west
from Liberty Hill, twenty miles west from George
town, in a beautiful and healthy country For
further information apply TO
NJ B. SWEENEY,
Austin Texas, P. Box lO7.
Title perfect. no4 div WITT
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An act regulating the sale OF land IN
and judicial DEGREES.

ana JUDICIAL DEGREES.
Hereafter when any land is advertised for
sale under decree of court or execution,
the defendant or defendants in such writs
shall have the right to presenttO the sheriff
OF other officer making said sale a plot of
said land divided into not less than forty
acre tracts, which lots shall be numbered,
accompanied by field notes accompanied
by the certificate of the county surveyor
that they 'alc correct, and the defendant or
defendants shall have the right to designate
the lot or lots which they desire to be first
sold.
When sufficient number of lots are sold
to satisfy the judgment, interest and costs the
sale shall cease at the request of said de-
PENDANT or. defendants.
The cost of surveying and sale of land
in lots shall be borne by the defendant.
The right of plaintiffs shall in no way be
affected by the passage of this act.
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TWO SPLENDID STALLIONS
IMPORTED FROM EUROPE

In is7i-Tlms and Pa7tison-will stand the present
season ct the Swenson place, one mile east of Austin
commanding on the first Of April and cndiug the dfst
Of July, 1879. Description and pedigree:
TINE abay horse foaled April 10 1852 a. 1914 handa
high, sired By TomahaWi, he By III 6t0r6n out "a We
torin, By kmpires HE DAM North star; second Miss
Ranger; third. Phantom; fourth Gold Pen; 6fth At
aefglxfhs Comet. Young ToFnahaHk has proven him
self winner ~ his various engagements n Europe.
Iomahnuk senior won The Derby, and took the dfst
prize - the great horse shOW IN London.
PARTIsoN. brown horse, foaled April 4, 1850, q
lS1( bands high; By lriah Chief, be u Kiag Tom
out % Lady OgeFfon, ~ irish Bird-Catchor. BE By
soapsioDe, hie dam, Black Swan; second, Morning
Lghti third Mss Gladiator; fourth, bkyrocket;
attn, Miss Herculesi sixth, Trumpet. This Colt vas
purchased IN Ireland, his family famed Irish race
him.
TINE took the frst premium and PARTIsoN the
second e the Ohio ntSte Fair IA 1871. f0af weeks
after landing.
TENTS fol TIE season; money % Be paid pod.
lively when eerviee A. frst rendered.
There a pasture IN connection with the place that
Wlli furnish 20 those wishing 20 breed, o. others
wanting pasture for their STOCK ~ g % per month
0reat care VIII Be taken - prevent accidents bit AZ
accidents arc at he rsk 81 oWners
mnro n STEPHEN :. DEEMS, Propulsion.
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One 81 The finest stock farms In the State q Texas.
and for health and beauty Of suatO1 not 20 be sur
passed This valuable property u IN Hays county On
the B1nco river, between Mountain City and san
miles from Austin This estate contains ESQ acres Of
land with all ta stock and improvements; 600 acres
vel nclOsed WITH stone and cedar fence for pasture,
the Blanco runnin nearly through the CENTRE None
equal % 4 In the Sate Four hundred acres splendid
land IN high cultivation not surpassed In productlon
abundance Of timber-clm. blackberry. live oak and
walnut: and hundred and dfy not enclosed.
There dfty buildings the premises ,varous pens
for roping and handling stock. there 80 head Of
cattle. from oDe-haf 10 fullblooded Durham; from
two hundred and hf 20 three hundred head Of Texas
cattle; fifteen 10 twenty yoke Of oxen; 100 head Of
American horses and mules; two hne jacks; ten %
hlteen work muies and horses; wagons, fun and CON-
pee stock 81 agricultural implements reapere corn
mills, single machine two cotton gins turning lathe
efei run b water power Afforded BY the Banco river.
The main dwelling house, with cistcrn, out houses
and every convenience and comfort Il Situated on
high hill; has commanding view Of the surrounding
country, and has but 70 be seen 10 be admired
II any. one moro persons wish 10 engage In the
stock business, with all the advantages. now is the
time 10 GET hrstclass stock farm, where may be
raieed the hnest booded stock IN the country; and
enteEprsing man who would engage in il cold get his
own price IN this and the neighboring States, as
FLOODED stock Il much needed and sought after.
Any person wishing 10 purchase this place win CON-
muncate with me By letter or in person, and viii
take great pleasure In showing the property. For
termE apply TO n. b. SWEENEY,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
aus II Post0fice Box1O7. Austin. Texas.
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