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wANTED-PUPILs.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF ExpE-
W. rieDce. q situation as Instructress in -
family or school to teach the English branches.
Would be willing to take the supervision Of
children. and has no objection to leave the city.
Salary not so much an object rs % home Salts
factory reference given. Address " X. A."
Democrat office, je20 1w
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NTANTED--A YOUNG MAN. WITH SMALL
w capital, would Ike TO enter into some bnsi-
ness with 81 responsible person. Please state
business. Address A. q. b., Democrat office.
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NTANTED-A TAILOR TO WORK IN THE
w shop No. IS st. Chatles street. under Ma
sonic Hail Apply TO Fl. Hamburger. jeio 1w
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TO RENT-ROOMs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NATANTED-A FINE WASHER AND TRONER
w Immediately at 40 Camp street. None but
those fully competent need apply. je23 1w
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NTANTED-A MARRIED MAN DESIRES A
w situation in store where he can make him
self generally useful; is conversant with the
French and Spanish languages. can give good
references Very moderate salary expected
Address "ATHOS." t.lre Of this Office. iela
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WIANTED-A POSITION BY LADY IN
w any. private office as copyist. Can write
ence given If required Address r.. this office.
10 II Ivy
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VIRGINIA ROOFING sLATEs-THE UN-
dersigned is the sc,ie agent for tho sale Of
these we'll known and highly priced ROOFING
sLATns Ke Re &c on hand a4 e. fpii Supply
o. the best qualities, and a full line Of PENN
|SYLVANIA SITES. Of Bangor FRANKLIN and
closest inspection on the part of builders, con-
- ALEXANDER HILL,
lei an ITO CaTondelet street
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FAMILIES LEAVING THE CITY CAN
IL secure the services Of man and wife, with
Best Of reference given. Address j. II. b..
Democrat office. je17
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For Sale.

Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE.
new and in perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. ADDRESS MACHINE. Democrat office.
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WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED HOST
W Ter, a situation TO take charge Of ock on
aplantation. best of reference given. Address
HOSTLER. this office. lel7 Ivy
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WANTED-BY A BOY SIXTEEN YEARS
w old, who resides with his parents. % posi-
himself useful. Address Frank r., Philip. be-
tween Clara and Magnolia streets. jet7 Ivy
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WANTtD A CARRIAGE HORSE FOR
w family use. Must be young, sound and
gentle. Apply at 1s5 Carondelet s, reet. ie17 1w
CTATIOEERY AND MUSIC--G3o MAGAZINE
ie 17tf d. LEIGH
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WANTS.

WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAL
Governcsses, Companions, etc.
WARTEp,.BY A LADY, A SITUATION TO
" travel North, or elsewhere. as companion
or govsrness. Compensation not 50 much nm |
object as pleasant associations and q home. The |
undersigned would be willing to take charge Of |
q house during the summer II not called from
the city. Address G. g., Democrat office.
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Cooks, Nurses, Chan,bermaias, Etc,
NTANTED-A SITUATION As NURSE. WILL
Best Of reference given. Address Mrs. .O'DON-
AID. Democrat Office. je2i 1w
WANTED - by TWO RESPECTABLE
w glrls-situations-one as nurse. the other
sy a 92smn s eds In ga
w as housekeeper or, seamstress twhere
there are no chiLdren.l The best Of, references
can be gsen W a prefer place In the
MyANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN.
w situation to. cook. Apply ut 434 White
street near Terpsichore. ---.-- ie17 w
M1ANTED---BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
w n situation as cook |: help In doing plain
washing. Address j. X, Democrat office.
yHIANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A
hddr ss = 90 os
le16 1W
NTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w a situation as housskesDer; willing to
travel. Address M. N, this office je23 1w
wet Nurses.
WANTED-gY A YOUNG CoLORED Wo-
~ man.-a situation as wet nurse. Address
H
SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A sITUA-
w ton Of any kind, who can furnish tho
best Of references Address ut No. 40 Toulouse
street. to A.. le23.
WAgTED-BY A MARRIED MAN-EM-
w. ployment either as clerk warehouseman
or driver Of @ wagon Ia we'll acquainted with
the city; will work for moderate SALARY; city
references given. Please address j. W., this
Clerks and Statesmen.
WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A SITUA-
w ton as clerk in q eigar store. Has had
some experience in the bus mess. References
given il required. Address W. r. G., this office.
je23
WANTED-.A SITUATION AS CLERK IN
w any kind OF business. Willing TO go to tho
country Address PLACIDE, this Office. jeao Nv
WANTED. SITUATION AS COLLECTOR.
w Driver or Porter by O young man who can
| furnish the best Of references. Address .. s..
Democrat Once. jeto tw
| yTTANTED-A SITUATION AS MANIAC GER,
w BOOK keeper or Clerk-city or country.
| Age forty -seven: twenty-five years in New Or
| leans. Best city references givon. Address
Box 1913 p. o. je196t
WANTED -- A STEADY AND SOBER
w young man, able and willing wants en-
| poyment d amy kind that will afford living
| for his family. Is good grocery clerk will
drive u WAGON or .officiae as warehoussman.
Writes q good hand and is correct ut figures.
He wants and must have employment and Ia
not very choice inst now gs TO quality and guam
| tity Address JOHN, Democrat Office. jeg 1w
WANTED-BY A BOY SIXTEEN YEARS
w old, who resides with his parents. posi-
| ton in any business house whore he can make
himself useful Address Frank r., Philip. boz
tween Clara and Magnolia streets. jet7 Ivy
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
State of Louisiana.
Executive Department.
Whereas, application has been made TO ne for
the cancellation OF bond drawn by GEORGE
B. JOHNSON. and by him subscribed, on the
thirtieth day OF December. 1876 rs principal. for
the sum of ten thousand dollars. with Wright
II. Fish, Honore Pohier Joseph Alphonse
Walker. John A. Watkins and Patrick Keenan,.
us securities. conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance of tho duties Of said George b. John
son. rs Auditor Of Public Accounts Of the State
Of Louisiana.
Now. therefore. /, Francis 7. Nichols, Gov
ernor Of the State OF Louisiana. have thought
proper to issue this, my proclamation. giving
public notice to all persons to whom these
presents shall concern and who are therein in
terestod. to show cause IN writing. ut the office
of the Secretary of State. ut the city of New Or
leans, within ninety days from and after the
last publication ofthis notice, why the said bond
should not be cancelled and annued and the
securities above named discharged from any
further liability.
In testimony whereof, have here.
- unto set my hand aud caused the
g. Z lsea Of the State Of Louisiana to be
~ ~ affixed. ut the city of New Orleans,
this twenty-eighth day OF May, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-seven. and of
the one hundred and first year Of the
Independence OF the United States OF
America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary of State.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A s1TUA-
w ton Of any kind, who can furnish the
best Of references. Address ut No. 40 Toulouse
street, to r. A. ie23.
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WAETED-BY A MARRIED MAN-EM-
w. ployment either as cierk. warehouseman
or driver Of o wagon; is we'll acquainted with
the city: will work for moderate salary; city
reierences given. Please address j. w.. this
Office 1898 tw
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w young man. able and willing wants en-
ployment Of any kind that will afford q living
for his family. Is u good grocery clerk. will
dri, o u wa 4oD or officiaie as warehoussman.
Writes n good hand and is correct ut figures.
He wants and must have employment. and IL
not very choice Just now gs TO quality and guam
tity. Address JOHN, Democrat Office. jei9 1w
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MTANTED-A SITUATION AS MANA GER
w Book keeper or Clerk-city or country.
Age forty seven: twenty five years In Nsw Or
leans. Best city references giVon. Address
Box 1913 p. o. jefg Ct
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| WANTED - BY TWO RESPECTABLE
| w giris-situations- as nurse. the other
general homework. cooking, etc.. In private
family Address T. and M, this office. je21 1w
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

WANTED-BY A LADY. A SITUATION no
w travel North, or elsewhere. as COMPANION
or Roverness. Compensation not 50 much mn
object as pleasant associations and home. The
undersigned would be willing to take charge 81
q house during the summer, IL not called from
the city. Address G. g., Democrat Office.
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w Driver or Porter, by young man who can
furnish the best of references. Address .. s..
Democrat Office. iet9 tw
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NTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL
w n situation as cook help In doing plain
washing. Address j. K, Democrat Office.
jetG 1W
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yNTANTED-B A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN.
w situation to cook. Apply at 434 White
street. near Terpsichore. jet7 1w
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-24
A sample RottIe for Trial.

II you are troubled with headache,
dizziness, incapacity to keep the mind
on any subject, dizzy, sleepy, or ners
Sous feelings, gloomy forebodings, ir-
ritability of temper, or bad taste in
the mouth, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation in the throat, pain in the side
or about the shoulders, coldness of ex-
tremities, ETC., or in fact any SYMPTOMS
of liver complaint, biliousness, con-
stipation OF the bowels, or dyspepsia,
go to your druggists, Morley Bros. and
get bottle of DIR. Sherman's Prickly
Ash Bitters. No spirit is used in their
manufacture except pure article of
Holland Gin. Ladies, in particular,
will find them peculiarly adapted to
their wants in all ages and conditions
of life. The label tells all they con-
tain, consequently physicians do not
hesitate to prescribe them. Sample
bottles for trial 25c. Regular size 81.
end
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THE bridge company is about clos
ing a contract for the grading and
mecadamizIng of the continuation of
the Avenue from the hill across the river
to the Swisher place, a distance of
about half a mile. The road or street
is to be put in first-class order for a
width of thirty feet, and the ascension
is not to exceed six feet to the hun
dred. From the Swisher place to
Nichols's lane. on the Fredericksburg
road, the distance does not exceed two
and half miles, so if it be decided to
adopt this route for the improvement
of this road, about one mile in distance
will be saved and perhaps at least
$1,000 in money, for it would seem
that the Barton valley road could
not be properly improved from the
river bridge, say for u distance of two
miles, for less than that amount of
money. The committee appointed by
the board of trade and the county
commissioners will, we hear, look
thoroughly into the matter of selecting
the most available route for the abort
ening of the Fredericksburg road and
the saving of money in its improve
ment before deciding.
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staid, and inquired for him, and was
told he was not there, and had not
been there for q week; they were
closing mp the house, and seemed very
much excited. Another witness Buck
levi arrested the defendant that night {;
defendant was on horseback when he
arrested HIM at the corner of Main
Plazs and Market street; the witness,
after srrestIng him, took from him q
six-shooter, which had but one load in
tit looked like it had recently been
shot of. All the witnesses testified
that the man on horseback had on
dark clothes. There was some dis
crepancy SIS to the color of the horse,
but the witness Galan, who saw Lopez
going in the direction of killman's
tent, described the horse he was riding
as sort of a sorrel, and the witness
Buckley, who arrested him, said the
horse he was riding when arrested was
q soTrel. Defendant introduced not q
single witness. Held, that the evidence
snstains the charge, and that so far as
the record discloses, more cruel,
wsnton, outrageous, reckless, heinous
and dastsrdly murder has rarely ever
been perpetrated.
John W. Brock v. The State of Texas /;
appeal from Bandera county. Opin-
ion by White, J.
Appellant was tried and convicted
of stealing bull and his punishment
fixed at two years in the State peni
Tertiary. The court says that there is
no error IN the proceedings below and
no question in the record necessary to
be discussed.
Judgment affirmed.
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At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Texas Veteran Associa-
ton, there were present Capt. w. ].
Russell, Vice President; Z. M. Pease,
George Hancock, w. b. P. Gaines and
John NJ. Swisher.
On motion, Capt. Russell took the
chair and John NJ. Swisher was ap-
pointed secretary pro TEN.
After discussing the question it was
resolved that q meeting of the associs.
ton be called at the city of Austin, on
the seventeenth day of October, 1877,
being the second day OF the annual
State fair. And that as many of the
veterans as can possibly attend be re-
quested to be present. and that suit
able arrangements be made to have
their visit as pleasant and comfortable
as possible. and that the Association of
Mexican War Veterans be requested to
parade with US on that occasion.
On motion, it was made the duty OF
the Vice President to make publication
Of the time OF meeting through such
newspapers as he may think proper,
and that he be requested to confer with
the managers of the railroads, and OBJ
tain passes for such as may wish to at
tend, on as reasonable terms as pos
sible.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WM. ]. RUSSELL,
V. P. and Chm. Elk. Com.
JOHN n. SwIsHER,
Secretarv Dra ten
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men were under the iron steamship
Saratoga when she moved. Four
were killed outright and terribly
mangled. 1t is feared some were
dragged into the water by the ship.
Mr.. Roach has launched some forty YES
sells. This is the first accident.
PoTTsvlLLE, Penn, May 22.-By an
explosion of tiredamp in the mine of
the Hill colliery three boys were
burned to death.
New YORK, May 22.-Major c. W.
Blackburn, the fugitive Cincinnati
lawyer, is captured.
CAIRO, Ill, May 22.-Disguised men
took a negro named Levi Peli, who at
tempted to assault and murder his en-
ployer's wife, from the Blandville,
Kentucky, jail. The body was found
In the WOODS hanging to tree.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-John c. Simp-
SOD, of Oregon county, who had been
Baptist preacher twenty years, and
county Judge, was convicted on five
counts for illicit distlllery.
BALTIMORE, MAY ga resolution
was adopted making it the duty of q
pastor to establish Sunday school in
his congregation. Neglect may be a
bar to the passage of delinquent pas
tors official character at the ensuing
annual conference, and sufficient
cause for removal from church.
LONDON, May 22.-The Russians are
concentrating a heavy force to defend
the mouths of. the rivers Dnieper and
Odessa. There are also strongly reiR-
forced Turkish vessels cruising in
these vicinIties with troops aboard.
Great stores of provisions and ammu-
milton are accumulated at Nikolijeff,
aud in the event of the Turks reducing
0ctaehoff, not only these stores and the
ship-buildIng yard, but also Kherzeon
and other great towns on the Dneiper
basin would be open to them. The
Turkish squadron, consisting of two
monitors, three iron-clad frigates, sew
eral smaller vessels and a whole flotilla
of barks, supposed to have volunteers
on board, are cruising about in the
waters of Sevastapol and Anpatosia.
1t is reported this fleet will not be sat
isfied with bombarding places on the
coast, but also mean to excite an in
surrectionary movement on the Crimea.
1t cannot be denied that the spirit
beginning to show itself in the
population is not calculated to in
spire much confidence. The south
coast of Crimea is now almost entirely
occupied by Mohsmmedans.
The following is the resolution
adopted by the Senate and Chamber
of Deputies yesterday: Resolved, That
this Chamber takes note that war Is
proclaimed between Roumania and
Turkey, and declares the connection
between these countries dissolved.
The unanimously desired independence
of Roumania thus receives official
sanction, and the Chambers count up
on the sense of justice of the quaran-
timing powers.
Three thousand five hundred Kurds,
$4,000 Bashi Bazouks, five infantry
battalions and seven guns are moving
northward from Lake Van to join the
Turkish forces at Karakaliza.
The Turkish detachment which was
expected to attack Bayazid has fallen
back towards Lake Van.
The body of q Turkish chief of staff
was found among the slain at Abraham.
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SEVERAL people who have invested
in life assurance had forgotten, though
the HaUkeye asserts it. that, one after
noon, just after King Solomon had
written "a solid nonpareil column of
wise and moral proverbs, he took his
eldest son by the elbow, led him down
the back stairs of the palace, through
the back yard, past the woodshed, out
into the alley, backed him up behind
Ahitophers woodpile, looked warily
around to see that no one was listen
ing, and whispered into the young
mans ear: ''My son, a little office in
spreadeagle life insurance company is
better than cart load of preferred
stock in the Ophir mines" And then
the monarch threw his head on one
side, drew in his chin, shut one eye,
and gazed at his offspring in silence.
Three years afterward, when the Great
Hebraic Consolidated Stormy Jordan
Life Assurance Company, of which
that intelligent young Prince was
president went into bankruptcy, the
young man was able to let his father,
who was little short at the time, have
275, 900 shekels for ninety days, on his
simple note OF hand.
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A Certain Hcadaehe cure.

II you suffer from sick or nervous
morning sickness or neu-
'ralgia, 90 to your druggist and get a
ten cent trial pack Of DR.. Heisley's
Victor Headache Powers, or J. X.
IHeisley s. Co., Salem. N. j., will mail
them postpaid. A single powder &C
rtually cures the most distressing cases
70 ten minutes. 1t is purely vegetable,
entirely harmless, physicians dis
covery, and We guarantee it to do all
we claim. Tou can get the so cent.
packs or the 10 cent. trial size at Nor
ley Bros, in Austin, and at all other
first-class druggists everywhere. Con-
vince yourself.
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FA1.sE IMrREssIoN.-It is generally

FALSE MPREssIoN.-It is generally
supposed by certain class of citizens,
who are not practical or experienced,
that dyspepsia cannot invariably be
'cunsd, but we are pleased to say that
Green's August Flower has never, to
our knowledge, failed to cure dyspep-
STA and liver complaint in all its forms,
such as sour stomach, cOstiveness, sick
headache, palpitation of the heart, low
spirits, etc. Out of 80, 900 dozsl bot
ties sold last year not single failure
was reported, but thousands OF cOmpli-
mentAry letters received from druggists
Of wonderful cures. Three doses will
relieve any case. Try it. Sample bot.
ties ten cents. Regular size seventy
i've cents. For sale by Morley Bros,
Pecan street.
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A. X. COLEMAN.
Lopez v. The State; appeal from Bexar.
Opinion by White, J.
1. The appellant was convicted of
murder in the second degree. The in
dictment is in the ordinary form, and
charges defendant with the murder of
Francisco MARQUEE with express malice
aforethought. Under special instruc
ton contained in the charge of the
C, ur; as to the form, character and
phraseology of their verdict in the case
the jury returned, as instructed, the
following verdict, viz: 1--WE, the jury,
find the defendant not guilty as
charged, but we do find him guilty OF
murder IN the second degree and as
sess the penalty of ten years. imprison-
ment in the State penitentiary." The
counsel for appellant claims that this
verdict must operate as an acguittal.
Held, that the verdict does not acquit
appellant of anything but murder in
the first degree, and that it does find
him guilty of murder in the second dC-
gree.
2. The facts proven on the trial are
in substance as follows: On the night
of the killing deceased, with fifty or
seventy-five others, were at fandAngo
which was being carried on in tent
kept by one KIllman, near the Alazan
Ditch, in the city of San Antonio.
One witness, Galsn, said be knew de-
PENDANT, Lopez, and saw him between
10 and II o'clock that night on horse
back, about five or six hundred yards
from and going in the direction OF
Killman's tent. Brunera, another wit
ness, stated that he heard four shots fired
and saw the fash of the pistol as the
man fired the last shot, and the pistol
from which he saw the fash was held
in the hands Of a man on horseback /;
that the person who did the firing was
the only one on horseback that be
saw there that night; that the firing
was done as the man on horseback was
going round the tent from west to east :;
after the firing the man rode off into
the chsparral. Another witness kill
mani said there were five shots fired
the person who did the shooting was
riding, for the shots were fred in quick
succession from different points into
the tent and be heard the horse
stumble against the rope Of the tent As
the second shot was fired; he ran out
of the tent and saw some one wheel
his horse around snd ride on into the
chaparral; he recognized the man on
horseback as the defendant; be was
only about fifteen feet from Lopez
when he rode OF, and knew him, hav-
ing seen him very often during the
previous eight months, and he could
not be mistaken as TO the man; there
was no other horseman there that
night; the witness thought the first
shot fired was the one which killed
the woman, a. that shot did not go
through the tent, whist the Others
did; after the firing. this witness went
to the faudango tent, where Lopez
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Heads that ache, stomachs that in
siict dyspePtic tormsnts. muscles and
JOINTS raeked with the rheumatism,
are infaihbly restored to health by the
celebrated elixir. Hostetter's stomach
Bitsers, medicine presented by physi-
cians possessing infinite purity, and
which no one takss in vain who is af-
fiicted with any Of the numerous cem-
plants to which It is adapted. 1t fire.
qaentlJ happens that so-called remedies
fail 20 produce = permanent effect.
This Is because they are merely pallia-
dives, and therefore do EOt remove the