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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-04

HAVING secured the occupancy of the
house and premises of Mr.. Headspeth,
northwest of the Capitol, 1 will open on
Tuesday next, March 2, school for young
ladies to which will give my constant per-
sonal attention. The study of natural sci
cnce, mental philosophy, mathematics and
ancient languages will be conducted in the
most approved manner. l will, within two
weeks, be also prepared to offer to pupils
from distance superior accommodations
within the circle of my own family. For
further information apply to or address
PRoF. w. C.. COLEMAN.
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Pecan Street.

HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.-The city police
caught a horse thief near the freight depot
about three o'clock Saturday morning.
Marshal Creary had, the evening previous,
received a dispatch from New BraunfeIs
stating that fine $3.50 stallion had been
stolen there, giving some particulars, when
steps were Immediately taken to capture
the thief and horse if possible. The man
was found at the house Of a relative, near
the freight depot, and the stolen horse was
also found at the same place. The owner
of the animal arrived by stage Saturday
morning and found his man safely lodged
in Jail and his magnificent horse slowing
away corn and fodder at a city livery stable.
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TKE NEW CHURcu.-The Presbyterian
Church South Il one Of the most attractive
and imposing buildings Of which our city
eaa boast. sitaated upon thslOfty hin iusl.
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oaLrrs-os. March 2 Money steady ana IN.
ehanged. Cole lit0iils, bgying and ceiling. 81
Commercial view YorE sight s-s saris5ey. ~
CO., eiseo8at eod; e2snlSs ssE yrls9ns ,
dsys, nominal; bsnkeTs' aos York sig6i, eur
OEleans sight. e1IIyney.. \ psl eat premium; DO,
gold. nominal; sterling, sixty day. SIS.
Bacon qulst. coaeo-sioek 40 Sacks; pics De-
good iete; prime iss<e; ehoiee I9sle; dealer s
tng - aoort e advance on tneee pfice. ctfn esel
STEADY Hsms steady. Hides quiet and easy Lard
qul 8 Noiassea, new Tezss. selling 4. 0os g. pame,
s sSs6 ss e Es B sn s@ " IS iss ioi bss
Fcis Potatoes-PseIicss 80 = psr hasnri; Har-
bushel: PsSch 97OB s3t005st pr bn6hel; b isseIfe
none; Jackson v hite, n0ne; Early hose f3t007.13
-. ssiI-ssoek sasli, ITiers steady sBr-Ttsiess
- vi. b a ndFancing tendency.
- :; feoipts Is5 bale; sioe q - siss: 81 lnsTy
is1e; Eo.e oreInssg it.le ~ niddiing isei nid-
eis,ag ~; GOO, n 10 ls4eS -. go,
stoels eetiTe aLd unssi.led. nen. - ~ ~
ss.s sIsa sisSs - sss a. s,a. ss s
.coli0.-sslss - s,is.; upl.nas isks; osl,.ns
7sz9is go Ash Is5fe; Nay 3 is-ig1is s9ol1
Letgs-ectten-nst ceipts f15i o1lee; grvss -
ssIss so bsiss: 9s ocois a foiloss. Ne1cf n
ii-lc; April - i5s1e; ksy - $50: Inns n rae:
yNtL - A-A-If AaIMrt - ~. A.-ar II||I W
e 1s9ig i5loci s,ctober l6l10l05fc; 1eittn daii;
o1lea az baic1 g. sBl<frlo5c.
NV On1EaNs, March 1.-C0fton-dclna1d esacrs
elcg go bales. pres rrsguier and elseT, GOOD 1rl
1lry . strift god orillug ~ 9l41ci los rdang
20 elrlct lQw mid9llBg l1ol51cs u1ou1F - rllict
middling i55f0i6cs good middl.nT 70 mlleIirr fair
is,fel1c; F.oepts 80 t1ee, e1Ielle . re lonfi-
nllt ~ talc1s eIpcIl1 coa-lNI1r 1l1 lest fEporf1
% csolt ErIfaln ESQ taIogs SO 4 80 50 hacf- uI..id
-. eseling - bale; g .hip sad ~ 80 81. =
AlrnlIoI- M1rrh 9 ~ oor --Lolll1 rai1t AID
Its Al; ul1diing uplanfs 7H1e1i ulaf|Inf olIrnns
el(d; tales I1ogo btisgs epec1lal|cn end e1pof 40
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senate.

8onafes
SATURDAY, February %, 1875.
The Senate opened with the usual cere-
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Yers' fees and $500 per month pending the
trial, which Brigham was ordered to pay
into the court.
HAZLEToS, February 27.-Three hundred
strikers at Duck Mountain drew the fire
from under the boiler, stopped the pumps,
shot the engineer and fred the mine.
czIcA0U5 TeuruarY zT.-JudgU D1OdgeCt,
Of the United States Circuit Court, has de-
cided that life insurance companies arc CON-
potent 70 restrict liability in case Of death
brought on by insanity Of the holder Of q
policy, which contains a clause declaring
the company not liable in such cases. This
decision is in opposition 70 many previous
decisions on the subject, as It has generally
been held that insanity is essentially dis
case, and that against it insurance c0mpa-
MES could not be protected.
NEWCASTLE, February 27.-Thc Iazoo
Is still fast. A lighter IL dIschaTging her.
BALTIMORE, February 27.-James Murphy,
the Irish giant, Is dead.
PHILADELPHIA, February 27.-The mayor
has proclaimed a law Of SIC, 900 fne and
twenty-five yeaFs' imprisonment for kid
mapping, and q heavy penalty for those
harboring stolen children.
LOUISVILLE, KY, February 1.-THE
lottery sold thirty-eight per cent. Of the
tickets. The prizes are called 10 proportion.
s9,27l drew the capital prize, 500, 600.
10, O75 won the second prize, e3e. 900.
GALVESTON. March 1.-The municipal
election passed OF very quiet to-day, nearly
full registered vote cast. r. L. Patton,
Democrat, was elected mayor By about
1000 % majority. All the Democratic
nominees for aldermen were elected b.
oyerWh elming msjorities; stTct party lines
were drawn.
BosTox, 1Iarch-1. WIN. Henry Dutton.
Jr., proprietor Of the B5sHia9 ISaEssTipt, iS
dead.
ATLANTA. Ga, March 1.-The Legisla-
ture pafsed resolutions 0f censure ca the
STATE Treasurer for negligence and bad
management il ONCE, directing the Cover
nor TO appoint Al assistant % rsctify and IN
suruFare q system. Also directing and
providing for the Investigation Of the fnan-
ciai condition Of the State There has
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BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES
The Fine Arts.

-Four BoauiiW Guc on ChF0mo-, 80 and
one gNI2 -pnt for - cents, aud sis. sIIr TNg aud
,iN JNi2 s'nt for a.; IRA full family Port Folio
of 100 Dil and Gem CmumHs, ar dt-Ighs, very
nHt 81 Gun chrumos are iac -imilc ruprUluC-
iiuu- of the choicest work, OF m, great Mh-tOrs.
aud pronounced by Cuunoss,ur- equal o., tnr
prlria.l oil Paintings. a.r SCrIt.iai Scene b.
l.ard-csy .. b...y Mountain Seem. s.. sen Views.
Fruit. and Flower. Dc l.-. &c, a., meeting
,.t.h great iavur
3no D,calc"mauc pictures 80 cents; large
mlAed. ,arious siBdr, II, or 800 Tor 50 ~
Satisfaction guaranteed, Catalogue Of useful
Articles -,ut oa tcyoipt uf stamp. Address, en-
closing price, ~ Registered letter or Post uniCc
order. with a ulcr cent stamp for return uf
goods los mail. FILlA oLAkL Ato.. Dealers
IA Di' Chrumus Nc , 81 ta7t ll3 street, \ \
- Please state the name Of the paper you
saw ih, in scptls-6M.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Orr friends who favor us with
items OF news, information, or other
correspondence will please bear
H. mind The following rules.
wars ONLY on ONE SIDE OF rnt
p,,sR. This rule is imperative,
aud we will hereafter pay no aitru
ton 10 letters wrillen on both sides
of the shoct.
BE BaIEF, state wlia, YOU hnvc
TO say in the iewcst possible words.
SEND Us NEWS: We want facts,
not disquisitions, moraIiAings or
reflections on them. Above all
things, DoN'T waiTE UNLESS Yor
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
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H.r..saL W I'D Ear Institute.
.f.m.lr. Nd.
UMMEE.N'sf "a EE.

This unknown l.ld'' Of sWamps, islands,
and .akcs. crlobIatrd refuge Of seminole Indians,
source Ot the >lWanneu, famous river OF
-. % will ,pun be Nplorcd byu several months
costly cNpc iJon, fitted up by the Atlanta GA
Constitution. VITA rich results 10 sricnrc, ro-
nance. adventure This chici political and fam
lis journal Of the South, also famous for IT. hut
NOR, should be ia every family M the Union.
Dailt, * months, S5.Sl; mammoth weekly.
81 10. specimen copy sent free. Add css W. \.
llcmphil X Co Atlanta, Ga.
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Important to Agriculturists
Emperor William Cabbage.

We have received from Europe limited guam
tity Of Emperor william Cabbage S,cd which
muGucrs -nltd heads OF abhagU, the size Of th'
mouth or q Gour barrel and larger These enor
mou- cabbugcs are raised with The most ordinary
cultivation in any climate, and al present lrcr'
double the ordinary ptoht Is realized from their
production In irau~planifng nom the seed. great
care SHOULD BE- used 10 give sufficient space for
growth. package sent to any address, post
one address. IS cents Eight packugc- -. Al
dress enclosing stamp, FELiN CLARE a 60,
"a East ll3ih Street, New York.
Please mention the name OF the paper You saw
tb{. iu sept ls-GmO
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ORDINANCE 80. I.

An ordinance providing for the
punishment of offenders.
BIZ IT ORDAINED by the town
council OF The Incorporated town OF
Osceola, as follows
SECTION | That any person or
persons who shall iuriously or an
necessarily ride, drive or run any
horse or other animal on any street
or alley OF this town, or who shall
cause The same 10 be done at Il gait
or pace greater than sis miles per
hour, OR aid, or abet in so doing,
shall be fncd in any sum not less
than one nor more than twenty five
dollars for each such oiiense.
SEC. q: That any person who
shall authorize or permit any game
At cards or dice for money or prop
si,,- in any hcHsc, shop or tcncmca'
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A THEGREAT CAUSE
- - Of
W. Human Misery.

J,nt Published, ia seated EHreioPe Price
sic cents.
lecture on the nature. treatment andradical
cure OF seminal weakness, or SptrmatofhWa,
induced ny self Abuse. Involuntary Emissions.
iuputrn,y, Nervous Debility. and lmpediments
90 Marriage generally, Consumption, Epiiriisy,
and hts Mental and Physical luclpacitN, &c
By ROBERT j. tJLNERUELL, NJ. ~, author
Of the "Gtctu uok, sc.
The world renowned author In this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that tuc awful consequence OF self abuse may be
ciloctua'ly removed Nithout medicine, and with
ouI dangerous surgical operations, hoursir-, iu-
Sttumtuts, rings, or coriiais, pointing out mode
of cure at once certain and Cncctiai, 10y which
every sufferer no matter what his condition may
be-. NAV care himself chgaply privately, and
radically
Thi- Lecture will prove boon to thousands
and thousands.
sent under seal In plain envelope, TO oany al
dress. i,st paid, On receipt Of siN cents OF Two
posi- stamps Address the Publishers,
tHhS. Ki1NE s co
- Hcrcfy Nco loih Post ONO, Gos ,e..
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The following ordinances for the
government ana regulation at the
town were adopted, approved and
are now in force;
ORDINANCE NO 6.
An ordinance for tho government
Of Pedlers and lIawkcrs, in the
town Of Osceola, and for other
purposes.
BE IT ORDAINED by the town
council OF the incorporated town Of
Osceola, as follows:
SECTION That all persons de-
clarcd Pedlcrs or Ilawkcrs by the
laws of this state, found dealing
within the limits OF tins town, shall
pay a license therefor, as follows ::
FIRST, IT on foot, the sum ofonc dol.
lar per day for every day he or
they may deal as such second, i.
on one or more horses, or Other
beasts of burden, two dollars per
day Third. ii in n cart, carriage,
or other wheeled vehicle, five dol
lars per day, and the number OF
days shall be specified in each Ii
cease.
SEC. 9; No person shall deal as
a pcdlcr or hawkcr, without H.
ccnsc, and no two or more persons
shall be permitted to deal separate
" under the same license, either as
partners, agents or otherwise, and
every license shall specify the man
ner in which the business is to be
carried on.
SEC. 3: The mayor OF said town
shall from time to time issue, undor
seal of said town, as many blank
pedler's licenses as he may deem
necessary, and deliver chem to the
Recorder, and he to the Marshal
of said town, and charge him there.
with.
Sac. / Every person found deal
ing MS u pcdlcr or hawkcr contrary
10 law, or, the terms Of his license
shall upon conviction, forfeit and
pay TO the said town for each off.
cnco. not less than five nor more
than twenty-five dollars, for each
day that he or they may have SO
unlawfully dealt, as such pedlcr OF
hawker.
SEC. 3: When any person shall
he found dealing within tie limit,
OF thus town as q pedler or hawkel
without a license, 1t shall be the
duty of the Marshal to apprehcnd
such person or persons, with, ol
without warrant, and take him OF
them before the mayor, to he deal,
with according to the provisions o.
this ordinance.
SIC. 6; All travelling shows and
circuscs shall pay tax of twelve
dollars and fifty cents for each days
exhibition in this town, and al
straightforward performers, iine-art
exhibitions and concerts, shall pay
tax o! two dollars for each exhi
bilion.
SEC. I I: The town Marshal i.
hereby authorized to collect and
account for all taxes enumerated
in the preceding section, giving 10
ccipts TO the proper parties therefor
SIC. 8: That this ordinance take
effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
Approved, Nov. 30, 1873.
j.. RoUssAN, Mayor.
J. o. BiAcKwoop,
Recorder.
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The Newspapers of Arkansas,
Recorder.

Never, in the history of Arkan-
sas has its local press been doing a
moro noble and effective work than
it IS doing at this lime, and never
has it been so little appreciated and
so poorly paid. Each local paper
IN the state appears to vie with
those OF other sections in bringing
its particular locality into favorable
notice, and in it's way drawing the
attention OF the world to the supc-
rior inducements Arkansas offers to
immigrants, and attracting thous-
undS from other sections INTO our
state TO cultivate its soll and assist
ia developing its resources. And
yet there is scarce y paper IN the
State to day that is paying the ac-
tual expenses Of its publication, TO
say nothing OF a support tor the
ploprietors. Look over the adver-
Using columns aud you will find
perhaps, that not one fourth OF the
business men Of the place have 4
Iine IN them to show that they are
engaged in business, and to their
aardU'B. cards, bjlacads, letter
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Mississippi County Circuit Court
State Of Arkansas.
WARNING ORDER.

Benjamin Greer fiain'in'
sarah Grccr ! Defendant
The defendant. Sarah ' Greer. Is warned To
appear In nj court, within thiri, day, and an-
Sarf th- complaint of the plainiih, benjamin
Greer, who sues for divorce.
j Mp HhLE. clerk.
Nov nth, issi. tpIihlrrs fee, Sd50.
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offenders against the ordinances Of
this town are to be punished by i'm
prisonment, or whore they refuse
TO pay a fine or forfeiture adiudged
against them, they shall be impris-
onod in the county Jail Of this coun-
ly until the tenn for which they
are imprisoned expires, or until
they be discharged BY due course
Of law, or may be placed in the
hands Of a street commissioner,
(whcn one shall have beer appoint,
ei), VITO shall have the power O.
nUt iHru "a. w.rl, -. a.r street. p'
a....r. os aay a,t.rp pa... e.. ~
q. .'~n .aI q. p. uta0 nr..
ut.' ',a .Du. sn,i. .. ni, wi
-.aIipaa.ourd ,ue suu aiaH. doh
.9r .''r %. 1 aHv taat b.. cr .HeY
"H} vo.. provided. ..., .",acy-
pq t.h.c ao'n .e DE- Done alta-
IN tue Emit, %. thc town during toe
term o. Imprisonment OF any often.
Jer, Tint tho street conmisslonir
shall have power to hlrc such per
son or persons to perform labor on
private enterprises, anywhere with
in the limits of the town for which
they shall be allowed the same pay
as is allowed on public works.
SEC. Is: That ia all cases where
offenders resist, or are likely to re.
sist any process Of law according to
the ordinances Of this town, the
Marsha or Mayor, shall have pow.
or TO summons any or all bystand.
ers, or citizens, to assist in mak ing
such arrest, and any byslandcr, on
other citizen who has been duly
summoned To assist in making such
arrests, shall tail or refuse 50 to do
shall be fined in any sum not ex.
cceding ten dollars.
SIC. IS: That tins ordinance take
effect and be in force from and after
lis passage.
Approved Nov. 30, 1875.
l. RoussAS, Mayor.
j. O. BLAcKWooD,
Recorder.
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OUR NEW IDEA FOR AGENTS.

In the Map. Chart, Picture and Frame business.
oar circulars tell the story They are IRE" 10 all.
Address T.. II ROSS,
81. ji5 \ Sij Locust Strret, ST LOUIS, MO
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]. C. BLACK & co.
CARPENTERS.
Contractors and Builders,

Contracts for Building, job work, or, anything
ia the line uf wood-work done with neatness and
dispatch. Al work guaranteed To be done In a
workmAnlkc manner.
y d Refers hy permits ion 10 nr /. NJ rtiiy.
Nov. q sia
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G>0 acres ON Cira Lake, u good farm with Cum
fnr'ahl, hulld .ng-. with gin house, good r.t..,
amt all necessary ont buildings; ~ acres Iu rui-
tivatIol: 80 acres dudruc'. part OF which l- Hu-
der fence. c,Htrllv located, and good .i.. Tor
"a store; and iu q thrifty aud pru-p,rpU- SETTLE
luput. mostly above overflow. Price GLOOM.
Ie.iis WilI be made easy tp q good IuIcha, O..
satisfactory reasons given for wanting O. sell
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No

Nv Sec. 20, T. - y, r 10 East within
~ miles ~ DsccOla, ~ acres nON, in cultivation,
with beautiful crop ON il. - acres nearly
cleaned and can easily be put In cultivation the
next ycar Comfortable hOu-e- on the place.
Some uf the land j. subject 90 overflow, bat l.
we dmiucd 10y ditch"-. Price - JOC cash.
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No

" Ne. see. ST 10 y Il. Q Past, ~
acres, ~ ucry- above prdiuHry overflow. balance
well timbercd. Price $40. Terms easy
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Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out
NO HAIR, NO PAY

We wonderful IrIaion @
.r ut ui Of ha on lltl,..
llull aI, 70, i.tu@t m iniI
Il
IN H D. the u, o ur
smith iY be nda
adlt y c uurr
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No G.

NJ. %.
iG1ncrc-, II ~ sec. ~ T. 10 N., Il o, East.
i valuable farm now raising 30 bales Of cotton
Price s. 900. Terms casy.
40, =.
The northeast 90 quarter Of section - one,
ia township "a fourteen. NUrlhi Hange en- clry-
en-, East; " which, there are 30 acre, cleared
and under irncc. with good houses, oulhorses,
ae! y.c. sc. Also
a!ls a.ras dcadrned, which eau be put IN cul-
t.FrlJ. A.S. year
I..y, ~ 40. Terms easy. apply 10
JANIS & BEST
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Malaria F.! Malar'ia!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

eHrano
d GENTLY
tree
WlyW the pulpru uuul u
nlit tma
Who Wtnrth Inh
Pnarm
f ltrnn In, tun. -iIaitn and Hanr
arycd di4Hsts G. e wore cases yellow
scahd Ian U il
Iuigw in
tina bee O
roai AN Itachr : street,
S&orsjV ha
DN e U u U "a
Irs oyc III
oom @
iltra discount o
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.- .H. ... ..#. .". "..
.ps ..... or. F.. .l ..#
UIa..f ...s a...... Ga.
.#- -. .E.... .. .. 10 f
ID IS .aH ..e# ....
u.. ..t ..
au. 90 Fan .a. una.rs su".. a.a
ma.A"o,.S Sa,iaa.r O.. ..., o..u.
uh boots, shoes. .r....o-. &c..
.a,.per .hu 'hcy can G,. .Aea at
nome, gnG b, #oUa be- u5tuug bal
retai,aDiyc justice lor them - trade
with those merchants, VINO for the
sake Of saving few dollars have
their work all done abroad which
could be just as well dono al nome.
Such men are entirely selfish and
care nothing for the Improvement
oi the country except rs it advances
their individual interest. They are
n disadvantage to any country, for
they absorb and absorb, and never
give out anything in return aud
their gain is the {, untry's loss. But
these very fellows are the most Sc
we're in their structures upon the To-
cal press, and the loudest in their
demauds Tor its influence in favor OF
or against this or that public meas
urc. They are the first to complain
of any remissness Of duty or want
o! ability in its management. In
short they do everything to binder
and nothing 10 advance their local
paper and yet complain of its small
size, PRINT and lack of enterprise
II communities want TO prosper and
bring themselves into notice, they
must patronize the home paper, for
by it their place and people are
judged abroad, and in proportion
as it is encouraged will its influence
be felt aud apppreciated.-South-
ern Standard
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+ Y Gil S II
Female BitterS,
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR

NcraI the m
o
r the tcpuu al ma
pain =
,
girls Nfnu Of
ciuct rln % erGo o
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The following ordinances for the
government ana regulation oi the
town were adopted, approved and
are II NV IN force
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MIND READING, PSNCIiONANCl, FAStI-|
VI NATION. sol l. CHAEAlNG, ME>MER-
i'm and Marriage Guide shovin" how citherscN
may lascuatc and gain the love aud affection of
any prr-un they choose, instantly 100 pages
BY mail 50 cts Hunt n Co, l3a :. 18th st, Phlla.
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DO You Shake!

vi na
AM f. o. utt, n =, uh
o lHct aulW The fanyt
ur p prod % impaired
aud g. 20 4uld t Guiir-r twin
bay. .Afu be- l a fever. while
,rlaIt pfud rtnur T.
.. p
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Sc Sec 50, T. II n, 4. East, l6d acres.
Most OF this tract is above overflow, ~ acres
well dradcued. aud with No, | would make
farm uf 2JU acres Of much value PTiCo IL, 200,
Terms Ulc hird cash, balance In one and two
years.
These lands are the best In the Frenchmans
Bayou settlement, J., near the church and school
huu q, and l. the most desirable Hnds now on
the market in this county.
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Unlc~
to be N
fr,d
{ItaiurI nltntic alct VI.
C,NNoSi iorsP Ca M T.
ptratcl lmar in t "a
iorN l~on
toninul wand have had
"'" io"' "'V" "F'o''' i"'""' ' ' ~
MACON, &c .Juneil 81
fish
ngcX clrs q Il
they rrtiyrl them q
tud ftftmtD
rhcl eadsuGc sntIor Us by DR.
= Wii.soN
orsaci n O0ooIa =. NJ. Pcity Goa
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Lands For Sale.
no I

Sc = y" sec ~, Township II n. Il east,
iOacrr~, above overflow, % acres in successful
cultivation, balance deadcncd and under fence
Price ~ 2OJ, terms one third cash, balance in
one and two year.,
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(, Read the following certificates

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MEssIs LoyT y WULsON
Gentlemen In April last was tax, rick VII regular Fever aud
having Ancr had for two
Its so dir
all Belts, directed
thereafter
times when entirely with good appetite and
ska; should have chill would
yuur Pads and phyc Wishing eNeod that
have hills and be fortunate
uoup h 10 get one of your Belts,
/ am. respectfully, etc,
W.. WILSON.
ATLANTA, GA. jane 3, 1873.
LOVE 4 WILSON.
ON the first day taken with Chi fe-
c aud treated for the
able
The Osceola times., 1875-12-04

J,nt Published, ia seated EnreioPc Price
sjG cents.
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or be intoxicated, he shall have the
power to place such person or per
sons in the county jail, or any 9TH
err place of confinement before trial ,
for a period not exceeding twenty
four hours, exclusive of Sunday.
SIC. u: That tho Mayor shall
have power to cause the arrest of
any person or persons who has vio-
lated any Of the ordinances of this
town, and for that purpose may is
suo his warrant upon information.
npon oath, or otherwise, rs he may
deem proper, or upon his own
know ledge, or he may order the
Marshal to arrest person without
"a warrant, and he shall try all Of
tenders in summary manner, and
without a jury, (unlcss specially de-
manded by the deicndanO.
SEC. l3: That the Mayor shall
give his judgement, according TO the
law aud the evidence, aud shall
have power to make all orders ace
essary to carry his judgements into
execution provided, that no plead
ings hall be necessary other than
"A statement OF the case, and that
made by word Of mouth, in crlmi-
na' prosecutions.
SEC. II. That in al! cases where