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MOOR & JOY.
Respectfully Informs the Public that they
have Purchased the stock of
Henry B. WhlttGn, No. IS Main Street,
Manufacturer Of Matches d Jeweiery.

anu moved to the opposite side OF the street 10
The store of Albert r. Je!son, where thew will
continue TO carry on the business. in aII its
branches and hopes by Strict attention 10 sl
orders intrusted 70 our care, to receive portion
OF the public patronage.
- y y Watches and other article. l.I
win MI. Written to be repaired Will be found nj
our Shop. ''
i:u FRANK p, MOOR re +. JOY.
I. MARsHAL's OFFICE
r,,sr,,,,- ,. Portland, March - ISIS
DISTRICT OF MAINE, -
, ih1s Is To give notice That on the ffth dsy OF
March, a. ID ISIS, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
Issued against the E-tate vi Jacob W Ccaombs Of
Eisworth, In The County of Hancock and ~ at.
81 Maine, who has been adjudgod 4 Bansrupl ON
ms own Petition, filed III the District Cont GIr
SAID District teby Ast, \, ID. ISIS that the oay.
ment OF any debts, and delivery OF any propertv
be'onglng % said Bankrupt, to him or for his use
anu INC transfer OF any property ny him are for
oiaden by law; that meeting Of the Creditors IF
tne SAID Baakrapt, /" prove their debts, and 10
Sfloose one or more A-sIgnees Of His Estate viii
DC beid AT Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden ar
the custom House In Ellsworth in said DI.trict
oelofe Shafies Hamlln, Esq, Register on The
twenty nrsl day OF March, A. b. ISIS, al IA
O'Clock A. NJ. 0' - :"
2wI2 : uApptH
u D Marshal, as Messenger Tor said Dl strict
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21

Captain II. w. Ramsdell. OF Harring-
ton, sswed his early peas last Monday.
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WOULD you RE lrREE FROM the tofmem-
irg pains caused by Kidney Disease use
HUNTS REMEDY the great Kidney Meo-
icine. i,iney Diseases, propsy. and aii DIS
eases OF the Urinary Organs. are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. one trial will convince
you.
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state OF NIaint.


HANCoth. SO.
r. .ao Hau"re. ir sar Iu.aa,- 81. .-
Ju.it'tai 'unrt. ueNt tu De- holden .. .....
within aai .uG the County rt ls.-.-.s
% Na.uy. upon ;he .rrvnI T..-la. . S..
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Ill County pi Hancock, .wI..t ..-.
"hs MARY ,. !huFa"C. rc-pv, .u.E. -l....
~he Wa married % prun 4 ElrbA4I-.... ..
and, in 'n.i state IT Maine. ou tfr .,R.a...
Hty OF April. \. d I~ii. by Rev K O. .,
authorized iu Solemn. e. mari. a..- t.tt .....
her Sard husband 3tyrtl ,t, grtb.r -.s. ... ....
ln This state n husband and " .tc ami a..
nbriaHt N. hal by sAld . & Eraar..
Sh''d. "h" = nov lvinE named jane i. .....'
born NrrL .uh. l>7s. tHAt your .!Hr.... ... !.
" a}s behaved lr,I sail -. g. IA .hAul- ..
l4thIut yha-ie and t1~rtuEAt" vie. Pre-. .. ...
g. {. IL ha4as"n wholly nrSIcst.uE n.-...
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abused, ii treated and neglected .s.. ...
i"hAi"k ArI Nlc Wi-er4IIr ithat sad 90
'Fa-on. lvr " ar, and .gr manta- at. t rH.
ie''ed 70 provide For her. IuH that 10 ....
7--.' "' i''' y""1 4Hsittt and has a..
anything l"t tHe support OF herself 1ut ....
Your lih"lant has b, eu obliged for = ..
i"n OF N" time -4urc thr.r marriage.
ihf about Two Year, To support her-e.t l...
maj -A4i .. { Richardson Is. and Vn. DID,.
ptiatc habits. abusive tH your lh. 3t4+ Sod
threatened "a 10 her bodily harm.
therefore our Hb liant pray tIl4f
% On .b' bonds 81 maLTimouV mag be- t.ss+.
'h!7 t"eTi, hat such divorce Would b, r..
ailr and proper. conducive To- ttag4r- t.. ..
ana GuHNl-tent " t-t he peace lIl.t mora
.'tF aud that She custody 4t ths 5...-
Jane E1,harDsog, may be COMMITTEE gill. .....
ci TO Der Ami your ILcianl TuHH.l -...
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unknown, and cannot bc a@Ccrlatue.f Dr.. r....
Ahl" diligence that she has u-cb great l.... ella.
diligence t1 a-crTtsiB bus Whereabouts .
Tar am uccc- -NHy.
MARY r. RICHAEI-.>
STATE OF MAINE
HA>'uth. s-.-Maroh I.th ls-s
Personally appeared the above uarr-.t 81.
'It h1Fi-uu aud madc oath &, zine tr.l
abuN" statements uy her -lxued
Htl-J< 4. SAT Nbfa-
JustIrc OF fH- T.. ,t
STATE OF MAINE.
PE>GB>,uT. ss.-ClsIA- Onloe. suura4. J.l ..
Court In Vacation, Bangor, Mar.h - \ l IT,.
r"n The foregoing Libel. ORDERED T.s.
lihrla"i give notice 20 the LIbelrc t4 ..I....t,
tore The Justice OF oar supreme JudI,.l.. ....
to he holden At Ellsworth within ami a. ".
county OF HanCocE on The scCynr I..-I..
ATHt \ u. l'ls, By publishing an Attest. .
OF SAID libel and this order thereon tLT,.- R...
-Hcce~Sitcly lE the American Il uey-rtn..r .r.
cd IN kllsW ortn IN our County OF fIan,ofk ..
last publication 10 be ten lays al least lr...
-tl1 second tuesday Of hprii next th,t IN. #-.
Ht-r anu then IA our sand Couf. oEur4r ..
>how cause, II any lac have. WIN he nra.,.
7aid Li0eitnt should uot be granted
JOHN A. PETERS.
JUSTICE OF the sur. J,tl- zoo
thereon.
s~u Attest. II. h SAUNDERS, 1.s,.
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The silver Congress.

The Secretary of State has addressed
the following letter to our Ministers
abroad:
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cLaRK's Tooru ACNE Dnors cure Instantly.

Iadi~. who for years have depended on all
manner OF powers and cosmetics for giving
them artificial compilations now hnd that
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP supplies them WIN
peHrly skins aud rosy cheeks, elected by the
gentle stimulation Of nature. sold by all
Druggists. Hill's Hair & Whiskor Dye, black
or brown. 5Oc nwio
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21

"A stitch IN time saves nine" dose OF
Adamsou's Bal-am in season may prevent -
long cold or fever aud perhaps res uitsnt
death 1t cures coughs, coids. asthma, aud
al lung troubles, Keep Il in the house. Price
~ OTIS
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Special Aotites.
Jack On's Catarrh Snuff
Avn TnoSnc POW nrn

pFtTGurFrt ASr rLEas,~r RrNKpi ~
CGiarrA. HedfgcAr. Sf1 SrrGH. RsarsS-
nan. -iSfA1sT. 6yDHcAiiiS. CosVAs.
D>T|HfSf, f.,
Aui all Disorders resulting r'rs COLDS u
Head Throat and Vocal Organs.
THIS Remedy does mt Dry mp 'slarrh
but 1OOsfNs it. frrrs thr bead pi nIl nfTruslrr
matter. quickly removing Ead breath and Heal
az he aiis,. and sooth-. the burning heat
IA tatarrh is mild and agreeable .t I3- .l-
tcct- that tt positively
Cures without Snecxing
~ Tros he Powder, IVA pleasant tu 1aC tAs'".
aHI uVFfi niu-' ale -t AHrn tt4rytd Ia -t,ut.t
give % tho Throat Rp1 Nnst' ur-an- .
DELICIOUS SENSATION or GOODNESS and COMFORT.
l. Tho usat ! St,y Tonic Iu lH. aartIt
Try l.. SAFE, Reliable, ac5 only Is -ec.s.
SOLD by ltrUgEl-trt uT matted Ifrr. fttrrzs
COOPER. WILSON i co.. Frop'rS, rhiis.
". ". WhIrr.r & Co.. fartitrd Nj. ',r-..
huSiwIn 4 CD Eu.k Bru.. 4 ElTI. Werks s
Potter. Boston. Whuicta.~ Agents. yus-r
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TERIALS-COSTUMEs.

1t is bourrette here. there. and every
where. and tuftings and knottings swarm
not only on semi-transparent' goods, but
on grenadines and gauzes. Even the new
percales are stamped in imitation. but the
surfaces Of course are smooth. For gen.
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MARY +. RICHARDSON

lIN>'pth. s-.-Maroh IAth ls-s
Personally appeared the above uapf-.t }
i,lt htri-uu aud m.Ic oath L. tre tr.t.
aouN" statements uy her SIxned
ill-J< b. SAT &ftft.~
I u : -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-28

A lonesome looking boy was yester-
day hasging around a wood yard in
the northern part Of the city, when
the owner of the yard, having both
charity and philapthrophy for boys
with tears in their eyes, asked the
boy why he didn't peddle apples OF
do something to earn few shillings.
The boy replied that he had no capital
and the woodman took out nickel
and said
Snow my boy, Tm going to start
you In business. Take this nickel ard
go and buy something or other. I'll
buy it of you for ten cents, no matter
what it is. Come, now, let's see what
sort of a business head you have on
you"
The Toy took the nickel and wen
of, but IN ten minutes was back with
a gallon jug which he had purchased
with the nickel.
"Well, you are a keener,' replied
the man. 81 never saw one of those
sold for less than fifteen cents to any
one. l want such a jug and here its
fair price. Go now and lay ont your
fifteen cents IN apples and I'll buy
half your stock"
The boy did rot return. Perhaps
he fell into sewer somewhere; but
you can't make the wood yard man
believe so. When he lifted the jug
from under the table, where the boy
had carefully placed it, he found a
hole in the bottom large enough to let
in black-and-tan terrier.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-28

The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has addressed n letter to
the Secretary of the Interior, asking
his construction of certain remarkably
inconsistent statutes which affect all
the States and Territories containing
Mexican land grants. The act of 1860
provides that the cost of surveys of
private land claims shall be paid by
the government; the act of May, 1862,
required claimants 10 pay for these
surveys; tine law of March 3, 1875, re-
pealed the act of 1862, but in the
meantime tins act has been incorpora-
ted into the revised statutes. The
question now arises: Did the act OF
1875 repeal this provision of the revis-
ed statutes2 The commissioner holds
that, as the rule of law on this subject
was repealed, its revision was also re-
pealed, but submits the question for
the secretary's decision. He also sub
mits the question whether the clause
attached to the appropriation bill of
1876, providing that claimants, before
receiving patents, should reimburse
the cost of surveying their grants, did
or did not re-enact the old law of 1862
with continuing force, or whether this
provlso applied only to expenditures
of the appropriation then made? The
commissioneTlholds that it was of per-
manent character.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-28
Foreign Notes.


The authoress of ''Adam Beden has
recently purchased an estate for $500, :
600.
Bismarck IS rs autocratic IN social as
IN political affairs, and has procured
the removal of Count Ksrolyi, the Aus
TRAN ambassador, to London, because
his wife excited the jealousy OF
Princess Bismarck by dividing the
honcrs Of the leading position in Ber-
lin society with Lady 0do Russell, and
bringing ali Berlin to her feet, even to
the Emperor William, by her beauty,
amiahility and wit.
Sir Garnet Wolsley is quite enthusi-
aetie about Cyprus, and writes to per
snnal friend an England as follows
'CypEus is going TO be great success.
stall have = surplus this year after
what l have spent on roads and paying
the Turis in full for the surplus revc-
nue. they are entitled to under the an
ncxe 10 the convention of the fourth
u June last. Next year hope TO en-
bark upon some more important public
rrrks. Laugh at any one who tells
Jon that Cyprus Is not going to be q
complcte success.
: There's many a man languishing in
prison IN the Fstherland to-day who
LIS been guilty Of aothing worse than
grim pleasantly. A cabman at a
public house a few days after Noble
nss attempt expressed his opinion
that kings and emperors were not
/ much good to anybody. They cost a
deal Of money. he said, and nobody
vas the better for il. A policeman in
plain clothes pounced upon the cab
man as soon as be had uttered his SEN
iIments. and be is now in prison and
viii remain there for two years. About
The same time q lad of sixteen ex-
tlaimed; 81 wish the Emperor had
been shot in 1870, thea we in Alsace
would not be Germans. The boy was
condemned 10 imprisonment for two
sEesls and six months.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-28
Home and Farm.

THE POULTRY HOUSE Just exactly
what poultry house should be like
must be left largely 20 The tGcci.s and
tastes Of the builder. There arc s. me
general rules, however, that should be
observed, and enc of tie most impa.-
tant is ventilation. The fact that any
living creature except man needs pure
air seems to lie often forgotten. But II
is fact which rever should be forgot
ten. The fowl depends upon sanitary
regulations for health as much as a hu-
man being does. Whatever else NAV
be neglected, therefore, do not neglect
ventilation. Sunshine is also neces-
sary. Some poultry houses are more
like cellar than a place for living
creature to stay in. The house should
he so cOnstruciei that the purifying,
life-aiying and health-siying rays of
the morning sun can penetrate. This
will help, too, to keep the house dry
a very necessary pEecau;ion. This Is of
50 much importance that when a poultry
house is built, it ahOuld be built upon
soil that Is least likely 10 hold moisture.
4 sandy soil is best for this purpose,
and if that rest upon graveiiy loan,
the site is perfect for the purpose. OF
course the SIZE OF The house must dc
pend upon the number OF fowls, or
rather the number OF fowls must be in
proportion to the size Of the house.
Overcrowding muat be strictly avoid
ed. Some one has said that there
should he six square feet allowed for
every fowl. Probsbly ten feet square
is about the size which house should
be to accommodate twenty-five
fowls. The custom of raising the
roosting poles by steps is very bad. A
fowl always roosts as high as it can get.
In house, therefore, where the poles
rise from the bottom, the fowls going
to roost first will get ON the upper
poles. Here they get all the bad air
that comes from the exlustion of the
pure air by those which are roostlng
lower. The nests should be kept dark,
as the hens like to reach them upper
ceiVed. The nests should be kept
scrupulously clean, and So should the
the feed boxes and water troughs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-28
GINNING and ArrenIe

Form the basis Of many Of the Ag1e remedies in
the market, aud are the lastTesC of Physicians
and people who know no better medicine to en-
ploY for this distressing complaint. The effects
OF either Of these drugs are destructive 20 the
= stem, producing headache, Intestinal dlsor
der- vertigo. dizzluess, ringing Of the ears, and
depression OF the constitutional health. AYERS
AGUE CURE Is 4 vegetable discovery, containing
n,i'her qu;niue, arsenic nor any deieterious in
gredient, and is an lafil:,ble and r4pii cure for
every form OF Fever and Auue. Its effects are
permanent and certain, and no injury can result
from its use. Bssides beiGg positive cure ior
Fever and Ague IN sll IT. forms, il is also a su-
pcriOr remedy for Liver Complaints. II is an
excellent tonic ard preventive, as well as cure,
OF all complaints peculi n TO malarious, marshy
and miasma'ic districts. II sets directly on the
Liver and hilary apparatus, thus stimulating the
system to a vigorous. healthy condition.
FOE SALE EY ALL DEALERS.
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The very large number OF invalid people who DALI
ana Canada, that they may consult Dr. RV. PInRcE
and the widely celebrated Faculty OF Specialists Il
Medicine and Surgery associated with linn, rcRdcres
II necessary that the founder this Institution shonl
provide n place on grand and eommOdious scab
FOR their entertainment and comfort
ADVANTAGES OFFEKED.-The Inyalids Itots
Is more complete Ia It's appointments tinn any simt
In OF the most heathfu and desirable portions
the city Of Buffalo, and commands inc view of LAIN
being situated In the midst Of AN extensive SYSTEM
Of beautiful parks. The Hotel Is furnished With 9
patent safety passenger elevator Ia convey patient
10 aud from The different floors; Is provided with NJ
Kinds Of approved baths and has also eonneeted villa
Afford proper means Of exercise.
Chronic DISEASES OF all forms, whether rcquiS
ing medical, surgical, or mechanical treatment, cOu
within the province OF our several speciaities.
DISEASES or wOMEN.-Espccially are the faclli
he remedial means and appliances for the cure q
HI those chronic diseases peculiar 20 females fl9
slectro-therInal, and other approved bail
many cases an Invaluable AUXILIARY TO NE &C.
~ the surface, general slIampOonR, Swedish move
Pguallze the circulation OF the blood ia the SYSTEM
relieve congesied parts, Improve Digestion, ant
strengthen the muscles, produce important benoarta
esults In all cases to which these means are applies
bic. No experimenting Is resorted to In Ihe treat
sninioyed, and the jndeious regulation of the diet
% suit the condition OF the patient, the thorough
inence OF music social Intercourse, inherent gainsg
,Or amusement and all those agencies which tend u
arouse TIE tulnu Oh from
md thus promote recovery, are not neglected.
NERVOUS Observation-Disclosures. Epilepsy tFitsl
ghorea (St Nitus's Dance, and other nervous alec
ions receive the attention Of an epsf in this spe
iaty, by which the greatest skill Is attained and IN
most happy results secured.
LUNG DIsEAsEsL-This division OF the practice II
lie InYaiids' Hotel Is very ably managed by 4 gen
tleman OF mature Judgment and skin. bronchial
Throat and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
n this department, and with resulis which have beeE
highly gratifying 20 both physician and patients.
EYE AND EAiG--Specla attention Is given 20 tiA
gelcate operations ON the eye ana ear, dlstln.
rushed ocuist and aurist being under engagement
70 conduct this branch Of the practice.
Inyalids arriving I'm the city and desirng 10 CO.'S
mlt u.s. should cone directly % the HOtel II sehsy
accessible by carriage, omnibus or street ears MIL
LEH's Omnibus Agents, on NIL Incoming trains, eau
)e relied upon 20 deliver passengers and baRgagt
9th security and dispatch
R17I- Address r. V. PIEgCE, NJ D., Worlds DiEpcns
cary and InYalIds' Hotel Buffalo, n. y.
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Total bales to date .

The depression in wool continues.
Receipts are light and figures haYe
touched 15c for good six months
meuno clip, free of burs.
Hides are dull at 10 &c for dry
: flint; arrivals small.
The wheat market is very dull for
want of offerings. Sixty-ive cents can
be readily obtained for good, sound
winter.
Corn is advancing; 35c Is paid on the
sireeta and 3s 1-2c offered for round
lots.
Oats are in good supply at % 1-2 to
soc. Pecans command IA to 3 Lee
per pound, and cotton seed Z to Sc per
bushel. The market for securities has
been active and firm. o. KID accounts
brought SOC and higher prices are an
ticipated. Pension certificates are
firm at zoe bid, II asked; round lots
are in demsp5 but cannot be readily
DubtaInc1. I ension bonds sold during
the week at $1.05 fiat; we learn of no
other bond sale. Treasury warrants
are scarce at 90 1-2c bid and 91c asked.
Land certificates (alternates) under
Tree offerings have declined; we quote
the market $50 bid, 500 1-2 asked
round lots could not be sold for over
500 TO sos; ditch certificates are easy
~ $3.50 to $195. and Internationals
close steady at $500 bid, $3.50 asked.
Money 10 readily placed at IL per
cent. outside borrowers pay 10 to "a
per cent. per annum. Exchange is
firm on all points at II discount to
Ia premium on Galveston and New
York, 1.2 discount on st. Louis and
Chicago. Mexican dollars are becom-
ing scarcer; so TO sec is paid by
dealers for shipment North. American
silver is beginning to accumulate and
soon discount will be made for it
but not until larger amounts of the
s'buzzardn dollar are in circulation
viii the discount on silver become
Aonerous. Should the coinage OF
the dollar continue, we are sure
To come to a silver standard, for
it is a we'll known financial axiom that
of two currencies the cheaper drives
out the dearer. The only and effective
way out of the trouble is the repeal of
the Bland bill, or joint resolution OF
Congress to stop the further coinage OF
dollars and withdrawal of the legal
-tender quality In sums oyer five dol
lars. Now the government taxes the
public, individually, about 30 per
cent. by this SILVER legislation, and the
poorer classes are the principal losers
by it, the rich know how to protect
themselves. When we add to this
folly the greater one of investing one
man with such extraordinary power as
the Secretary of the Treasury now has
over the finances of the United States,
Il is time the representatives of the
people should become better acquaint-
cd with financial science so as to be
enabled to legislate for the good OF
the whole people and not for rings and
arrogant monopolies.
Francis B. FORSTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
hISfICOnGgiatG Female Institute.

The twcnty-scveuth year, divided into two
sessions Of fine moths each, begins September
. ISIS, and ends June6 ls59. THIS Is IN estab-
h-acd school. with experienced tducafors, To-
Gated IA Austin, q city famed for health and re-
fined society The course Of studies il varied
and thorough, comprising Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish. German and English, Philosophy,
Maihemstics BOiauy. astronomy, AusIc, Draw
ing, Painting, Fancy Work. etc. Each boarder
must furnish her own toilet articles. towels, q
pair OF blankets, pair Of sheets and pair OF
pillow case. Board, Tuition. / tights and Fuel
per session, in advance SI0O; Music, with use OF
instrument, 50.
For particulars address
REV. r J. SMITH, Austin, Texas.
pr-o1 sy-r1oKy
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-EAKEN UP


By the undersigned county commissioner for
the benefit of Travis county, Texas, the follow
ing described cStTays:
brown pony mare, about - years old, brand
ed & + on the right shoulder.
! soTrel mare white name and tail, about
years Old, brand resembling u Il above an n on
left thigh.
l small bay horse, 13H hands high, about 9
years old, no brands perez vable.
bay horse, brand, circle with a cross in it
and couEterbianded, 10 or 20 years old.
sorrei mare aud colt, years cd, no brands
bay pony, hip shot, branded j ID and counter
braud, u years Old.
l hay hose, branded o It and counterbranded
brown horse, 141S hands high, years old,
branded I with4 IL above and II below it on
the left thigh.
bay horse. abo1t years old, IA hands high,
branded . on the left shoulder and dim
sorrel mare, star in forehead, saddle and har-
ness marked, Az hands high, branded w 4 on
the left shoulder
brown mare mule, about Il hands high.
gray horse Iony, years old, branded on the
left shoulder \ with $ above and + V be-
low is.
bay mare, about IL hands high, branded ]
on the shoulder.
black mare, about years old, with sucking
colt, unbranded.
roam fllly, years old. no brandl
! sorrel horse colt, years old, 4 white feet,
blldface, no brands
! bay horse colt, two years old. no brands.
bay horse, about years old, branded thus
30 on the lett shoulder
brown horse, about il hands high, 10 years
old, branded with bar across il on the right
shoulder, on the left thigh and V on the left
jaw.
l bay horse, about years old. about II hands
high, branded w on the left shoulder
brown mare and colt, blotched brand.
brown pony. years old, no brands.
bay horse, years old, no brands
nay horse, years old, no brands.
bay horse, about 10 years old II hands high
branded II Ii connected turned sideways on the
left shoulder and thus ON the right shoulder;
gentle to work
bay pony. 6 years old, branded on the
shoulder
black horse, about years old, IA hands
high. branded I over Il p on a half-circle on
the left thigh.
roam horse 3 years old, BRAIDED on the
hip, thus Il on the jaw and Il A on the shoulder.
bay mare, Spanish brand on the thigh and
with q bar over it on the hip.
mares SPANS rand on the thigh and both
branded WV on the hip; one gray the other
brown.
bay ally, years old, no brands.
gray FLY, year Old no brands.
i brown pony, years old. branded j with r
dnder II on the left shoulder.
dun pony, 10 years old, branded II on the
left hip, spanish brand on the left shoulder
IL the above estrays are not proven away in
the time prescribed by law they will be dealt
with as the law directs.
THOMAS ANDERSON,
County Commissioner for Travis Co, Texas