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SchoO! Beard Proceedings.
January 5, 1878.

The Board met this day at its
regular meeting. Present 4: J. n,
Williams, president, j., Ahshire
B. Faulk, John Lenore. Daniel
Paul, Isaac Wise and F. R. King
Absent : P. I. Mouton and Archie
Young.
The minutes of last m letting
were read and adopted,
On motion the school kept by
Mr.. Geo. W. Summers was els
continued.
On motion the school kept by
Mr.. j. A. Meagher was discon.
timed.
On motion resolved that the
salaries of all the teachers outside
of the town of Abbeville he re
duced to thirty-fve dollars per
month.
The resignation of p. I. Mouton
as a member OF the board having
been presented, On motion the
same was accepted.
On motion, Messrs. R. Pickett
E. w. Huff and Austin Lee were
appointed a committee to investi
gate the charges brought to thi;
board against G. J. Young and
report to this body at its mex
meeting
On motion resolved that the
visiting trustees at Campbell'
settlement be authorized to remove
all their school furniture to thu
school kept Mr.. L. S. Rice.
On motion the meeting adjourn
ed.
j. n, WILLIAMS.
President.
Tc,Ar WJcr N~oorotorv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermilion-Parish

Court-No. 5S3.
Succession of Louise G. Lods.
A pplication Of Aline Coastal and
Pierre A. Onrblin.
Whereas said applicants have
filed in the Office of the clerk of
said court, a petition praying to
be appointed administrators of the
aforesaid succession :
Now, therefore, notice is here
by given to all persons interested
"a the aforesaid succession, or
having any opposition to make
thereto, TO file the same in writ
ing in the office of the Clerk OF
Court, at the Courthouse at Abb
beville within ten days from the
date hereof.
Given under my official sigma.
ture, at Office. this 29th day OF
December 1877
LAsTIE BRoUssARD,
Clerk.
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STATE of Louisiana,-Parish of
Vermiiion,-Parish Court, No.
1T.
Succession of Frederick Touchet.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in said success.
sion, or having any opposition to
make to the tableau of charges
and partition in the aforesaid sue
cession, to file the same in writing,
in the Office of the clerk of court
within ten days from the date
hereof.
Given under my hand and Off
cial signature, this 18th day of
December 1877.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD, clerk.
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WISE, Secretary.
POLICE JURY.

W
On Monday, the 7th day Of
January 1878, A. D., the Police
Jury met in regular session al the
courthouse in Abbeville.
Were present Messrs. Brous.
sard, Perry and Wise.
Absent Messrs. Leleu and
Hoffpauir.
On motion of Mr.. Wise, N.
Perry, Esq, was elected president
pro TEN.
Art. 4 adopted December Sd
1877, was amended by adding
two Registers OF Record books
ard Index for SUGGESTIONS for use
of the clerks office" with this
amendment the minutes of last
meeting were read and adopted.
Mr.. Wise in accordance with
the provisions Of Art. 2 adopted
December Sd 1877, reported that
the repairs, &c, made to the Alb
beville Bridge were paid in full,
and at his request hts mechanics
lien on said bridge was cancelled
and annulled.
Art. |. Resolved that the par
ish tax Collector be notified to
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A of Louisiana--Parish
of Vermilion-Parish Court--No.
Succession of Cesaire Chargois.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the aforesaid
succession. or having any opposi-
ton to make to the tableau of
classification of debts and charges
and final settlement and partition
in said succession, to file the same
fin writing. in the Office of the clerk
Of court witnln ten days from the
date hereof
Given under my hand and seal
this goth day Of December 1877.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD,
=. Clerk
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermilion.
Parish Court.
Mo-. ISL,

W.. OCi.
Succession Of Stephen H. Hall.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the succession
Of Stephen H. Hall or hav-
ing any opposition to the applica-
ton of Robert P. O'Bryan to be
appointed Curator of the said
succession to file the same in writ.
ing in the Office of the clerk of
Court at the court house in ten
DAYS from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
this LIST day of December 1871.
LAsTIE BEoUssARD; Clerk:
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A PROPOSED NEW STATE.

The people Of Washington
Territory and Of a portion of
Idaho want to be organized as a
State with the name Of Washing
ton," and q bill has been intro
duced in the House to enable them
to rise into Statehood. If the
measure passes the name Of the
new State should be idaho
washington" is altogether too
common, and the first President
is already immortalized by the
name Of the national capital.
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SOUTHWARK HO

About two hundred and fifty
families, all but thirty o. whom
were dependents Of paupers last
winter, have just left indianapolis
Tor Holy Springs, Miss, and
others went from Brazil, Terre
Haute and Eningham. SIEVE, al
hundred more are ready to follow
if the advance colony IS success
full.
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STATE of Louisiana-Parish of
Vermilion-Parish Court - No.
548.
Succession Of F. e. Dartez,
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said
succession, Or having any opposi-
ton to make to the tableau of
classification Of debts and charges
with PARTITION and settlement in
the aforesaid succession, to
file the same in writing, in the
office of the Clerk Of Court within
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
this Ist day of December 1877.
LAsrIE BRoUssARD clerk.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
Notice.

All persons having claims
against Stephen H. Hall, deceased,
Or his succession, are notified to
present the same, together with
the titles by which they are estab-
lished, to the undersigned, at Alb
beville, Louisiana.
R. P. O'BRYAN,
Dec. 70, 1877. Curator.
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Bound TO HAVE HER.-A white

Bound TO HAVE HER.-A white
fifteen-vear-old girl married .
negro in Fairfax, Va. No clergy
man or magistrate could be found
who would perform the ceremony,
and SO the couple simply swore
on the Bible in the presence Of
witnesses, that they would be
faithful as husband and wife. The
girls father, on hearing OF The
marriage, killed the negro.
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STATE of Louisiana-Parisl

STATE of Louisiana-Parish
of Vermilion-Parish Court--No.
sos.
Succession of Claire Bell.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the success.
sion, or having any opposition to
make to the tableau of classical
ton Of debts and charges and
provisional partition in the
said succession, to file the same
in writing, in the office Of the
Clerk Of Court within ten days
from the date here of.
Given under my hand and seal
this Ist day Of December 1877.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD. clerk
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twenty-six 92l10O

containing twenty-six 92llOo
acres.
One dwelling house, one corn
crib, 600 panels of fencing, one
lot of gentle horses, mares and
also one lot of gentle cattle : the
house hold furniture and other
small articles the enumeration of
which would be too long.
Given under nay official sigma
ture this 5th day of January 1878.
e.. B. SHAW,
Sheriff.
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At .. Mass Meeting held at the
Court House in the town Of Alb
hevi!le, Parish Of Vermillion. on
the 9th. day of January, 1878,
the following proceedings were
had.
Mr.. W. ". Edwards having
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make a settlement of his collec-
tons with the Finance Committee
Oh the Goth day of January inst.
to the 3Ist day of December 1877.
Art. 2. Resolved that the par
ish Treasurer be also notified and
required to make a similar settle
ment with said committee on or
before the Ist proximo.
Geo. NJ. Eidrigde, Esq, tender
ed his resignation as a member OF
the Finance Committee, which be-
ing accepted, John G. White. Esq,
was elected in his place.
Whereas, the financial affairs Of
the parish Of Vermilion are 10 an
embarrassed condition, and the
parish is unable to pay its out
standing Indebtedness, under the
rate of taxation as now fixed by
law.
Art. 3. Be it Resolved. that
the General Assembly OF the State
Of Louisiana, he requested to pass
an act authorizing the Police Jury
OF Vermilion parish to frnd said
Indebtedness, amounting approx
mately TO $4,000 COY and issue
interest bearing bonds therefor,
payable in one, two and three
years !; and authorizing the levy Of
a special lax to meet the payment
of said bonds and interest.
Art. B. Resolved that the
Clerk Of this body transmit copies
of the above resolution to our
Senator and Representative in the
General Assembly.
The Police Jury proceeded to
elect the officers Of tbis body to
serve during the present year and
resulted as follows:
Nathan Perry, president.
Ambrose Lacour, clerk.
Fl. B. Lyons, constable.
M. G. Broussard, Treasurer.
Their salaries were fixed at the
same rate as last year.
Art. 4. Resolved that the bal
ance temaining out of the tax col
lector's and assessors fund, after
deducting S4OO 90, be and the
same is hereby transferred to the
Police Jury fund, and approoria-
ted to meet the payment Of claims
against said Police Jury fnnd.
The following claims we're al.
lowed and ordered to be paid out
of their respective funds
Police Jury fund 1877.
G NJ Eldridge 5 so
Solomon Wise 5 90
Nathan Perry IA 90
Ambrose Lacour 100 90
D 0 Broussard 40
N G Broussard 100 0G
D 3 Lyons 25 90
CONTINGENT fund 1877
j G BrookShier 2 so
Solomon Wise 50 90
Criminal prosecution fund 1874.
S Wise, admr sue D Wells2 2 so
Same fund lS77.
G z Shaw 27O 90
G G Duson shift St Landry 46 90
Parish & Dist A,'y fund 1877.
W a White salary to December
3lst 1877. 90 I6aa
For satisfactory reasons, One
sine Bronssard, jr. was relieved Of
the payment of his parish taxes for
the yea. 1874, on $40 as errone-
ously assessed.
On motion of Mr.. Wise. the
Jury adjourned 10 meet on the
LIST Monday Of February next:
N. PERRY, President.
A. LACoUR, Clerk.
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Probate Sale.
A OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermi!ion,
Parish Court,
No. 473.

Succession Of Daniel O'Bryan.
By virtue of an order of sale
granted in the matters of the above
succession, there will be offered
for sale, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door of this parish,
SATURDAY,, THE 10th DAY
OF JANUARY, 1878,
the following described property,
belonging to said succession, to
wit
Lots Nos. l and 2 Of T II, SIR.
4 E., containing 1913 acres.
The Sc / sec. "a, 7. II, sR 8
W. containing 1872 50ll00 ar
penis.
The southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter, section SO, in
township IL, south rage 2 east,
containing 40 acres.
The southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter, section IA,
south range 2 east, containing 40
9llOO acres.
The northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, section 81, in
township IL. south range 2 east,
containing 40 9l1O0. acres.
The southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, section 81, in
township IL, south range 2 east,
containing 40 9I100 acres.
The undivided interest Of the
succession, being the portion for
merly belonging to Eugene LIE.
blanc in and to a certain tract of
cypress swamp, at cypress point,
in this parish /; said undivided in
terest contains about eight acres.
The undivided half interest in a
certain tract of land, situated in
this parish, bounded above by
Wise & Bartells, below by Mrs.
C. L. Rice, in front by bayou Yer
million and in the rear by G. L.
Rice, said tract containing ll75
acres, more or less.
MS.
One third of the purchase price
to be paid cash on the day of sale,
and the remainder on a credit of
one, two and three years from the
day Of sale (; purchasers to furnish
their notes with good and solvent
sureties, in solido, to the satisfac.
ton Of Mrs. NJ. A. Perry, Natural
TURK, and payable to her order,
at the law Office of Robert 2.
O'Bryan, Esq, in the town Of Alb
beville, (La.) and conditioned to
draw eight per cent per annum
interest from maturity until paid
and the lands sold to be and re.
main specially mortgaged ard n.y.
pothecated with vendr's privilege
retained in favor of said success.
sion, which property shall not be
alienated OR encountered by the
purchasers to the prejudice of said
succession until full and final pay
ment of the principal, interest and
costs if any should occur.
Given under my official sigma
ture at Office, this 18th day of De
cember 1877.
G.. B. SHAW, Sheriff.
G. Il. MouToN, CONRAD DEBAILLO
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TOnACCO MAHHIp.

PLUG TOBACCo-Vhginie bright, nno
pounds, S5lssl, do do ine AMI extra Twist, Goa
zoe, do do extra B.in twist, 6Sg7Ow do mo.
diuni anu Fin twist; 5SabOc do lmmon "
IN, twist, lbegbbo; do malOgany navy IA, ~,
~, i6gI0ci Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any, blgjBci do do mahogany, asesAic; do do
mahogany u GLASS iSOe W, DO do dark mas
hogany, isg5Oc, do do inc bl ick, 2Oes)lc,
FINE uuf-lnoioo, IOs,Od; medium, 700
SOC; lair lOaSlo; COMMON, UO,tU5c.
Smoking Wiz mia smuAlng, ~ ana :, .
OVtOioi Kentucky, 3)W1Oc, common 10 good,
8Dlt 100; fancy, HA 10 quAlity, si1gl 90; hon
radez, imported, per 10, tl 10.
DOMESTIC IluAltS-hayann, sO0Gl0Oi
seed ana Havana, tO0ysO, do do scrap nllor,
aOWi5i Connecticut sued, 25Wib; ordinary,
lOJlh; chCrOOts aud SKIES, llWl3,
IhPOR ED CIGARS, price per 1000, Rog
del ray, 500; Londros, sliO; Brovas, Sll0i Con
ohas, $3.50, FlOrde Prlnsado, $40; Londres lie
U0rte, sa5i Opera Grand, SllO; operas, slO;
Opera Rena, $50 Rena Victoria, 5000 HonTa'
des cigarettes, ~.
sNUFf-Macoaboy, s59SSc; Rappe French
VI; scotch ana Dundyiool, S5gs5c; common
DC.
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Wa aro authorized and requested 70 an'
snunre IL, NJ EDMONDHON M u candidate
I'M INV AsseksOr and Collector, ~ tho enhu'
ing election, April 2, 1873
We are authorized and requehted 70 an
B0unce MIR u, j, GREEN m u candidate loi
INV Assessor and Collector ~ the ensuing
election, April 2, 1878,
We are authorized ana requested To an'
nounoo Mr. THOMAS A, PfAhEr, IN
candidate for the once OF CITY Assessor ana
Collector Election April =, 1913.
Wr nso authorized and requested 10 an
nouncr MIR i, N, OGDEN ~ u candidate for
reelection 10 the once OF CITY Assessor ana
Collector
We are authorized and requested 70 an
nounco the name OF JULlubU huatL nh u
candidate for CITY Assessor and Collector
We arc authorized and requested 70 an
nouncA Mr.. JOHN \. GANom u candidate
Ion Cuy Assessor and Collector Election
April "a, lSis,
We are authorized ana requested TO an
nounco the nHmo OF q. A. Gill asa oandi-
date lOr tho Onlce Of CITY Assessor ana C0l'
ec,or. Election April 2, 1875.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON March 23-Cotton-Re Receipts
ST. bales Exports to Great Britain -
bales. France - bales;continent - bales;
| coastwise 296 bales; tannel - bales. Sales
202 bales stock 90, 995 bales. Market dull.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY,
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my aonns nAnnII

hlNlh-llnbos az, pinks gdlti shifting,
~ h0ll 10, il, STANDARDS, ~ lot60, htiiol
NO ualnsrh, lpi Harmnny ~,
Known hHktll hhh-AtlRntiu, A, Sid
indian head, I iskoi Nashville, IA, 7kc
!lleai - hNei Lawrence, ILL.,, D l.ioi BADGER
~ sl,iel Dwight s'si fepefel, u hei ~
bIbAdhfb MUsLlNs- wamsut,A, a.,
Az ffnll 81 Tho lopm, 100, LOnsdaia, b,o
ippu eiei Peabody, sei New Jersey, q, 70,
pnCkh- Arlington brown, 1850, Champi,
on Iwillrdi 1885, Lewiston rlain Stripe, 100
LnrlnIogn uheos, laNoi Arlington Fancy
eAMni,lCs-Roll, aHoi Fiat, bSsoi High
ooofs 10 higher,
CoitsEr JEAgH-NAumkeag ei-si Pom.
befloni Doi SUFFOLK, $40,
TICKS AnnskeAg AGA, llhoi Lewiston,
hp'ln liei do hl-in, ihe, do plaid, no, Molhuen
A., lhoi uonlsloga gold medal lac. do GOA,
lsltei 20 DIS NJ, ], pei Eastern A, po,
uhkCks-k oOnOm 1870 AmeTioua, lie,
Caledonia No, 20, lHe, Para lOO, llO,
DEN MS-liOston, hNw uordlH Xxx, llho,
Gus, lil, lahoi oIk, l00i ClalkH, zoe,
hNlul,-ATllngton, bsspo, fYrelth,
labg AmOAkeag, lso,
.nIhlf Eh- American, $50, ulasgow, 90,
liej Alabnma, 90, brown, 1870,
hlNhllAMh-Am uhkuag, Oci Bates, w,
tenlraw, VOL southwark, soi dfeaa styles,
1870,
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~ 4. hs M ID, fancy brands, liysldlse
huLL AhafA-fah L0uliiAn Der gai
1891 phnlee' A9eni Prime asiSai faiT
Mtt-ionisiana, per ia, lsI lao,
LUNAR a. tfanulhni, POT N, u l,lslaal
.Nupei A. pal 10, 10 lrlal0 l-2o Chnlnu
Louisiana haU aai Prime, iss $40, Ordi-
hal} W fslfi go l'iri Common, i-ias
hpn a.tasei hl'nelb Engllsh, 900 leo,
hfAhrn YhfiOus hrauds. nor IA, s.abo.
u 400 al.
hALI-lAyerponl sack, 81 uasi Is, Ohio
llssf' ~ bulls " iAsl 1oi table, peT saeki l'2
npowder, b0sI5c, Imperial, hOs
hlgi Japan tngHo, OOlOng, iOslAo'
.,NlAfuAh-oider, 2bsioei white wine, ~
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scared. 90 Death by ns 4 pp.riuon.

Jefferson City journal: A peculiar
and tragic event occurred on King river,
eight miles this side OF Berryville,
Barry county, n few days ago. a
young man by the name OF Vance was
sitting up with n sick friend ON Tues\
day night, the l4th instant, and started
home some time after midnight; aud
he had to 90 by u graveyard on his
way home, When he got opposite the
graveyard, what appeared TO be two
men arose therein and exclaimed,
"rhere he Is now, let III take him p
Young Vance put spurs 10 lis hore
and fled for home M. fast u, fear and
his horse could take'him. When he
got there he went 10 bed with his
brother, telling him what had occurred,
but he appeared to be restless and un.
able 10 sleep, and just before day took
spasm or CONFUSION aud continued
in that condition until Saturday morn
ing following, when he died.
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NEW ORLEANS, March gS.-Flour Is quiet
and stesay; superfine "a w; XXs4 so; xxx
Al 9,a5 so; higher grades % 1895 10. Corn Is
staaIy. at 4sa49c. Oats nrm, choice SIC.
Eoffss auiet; cargoes ordinary 10 prime LAG
iSi1o gold. Sugar 10 fair demand, and mar
hst fIrm; com mon TO good common 5hg
sI.c: fair TO fully fair eh@Ic; prime TO
oholce ~. aSc; yellow clarified SA9Szc. Mo.
iassas Is In fair demand, and the market
arm. common, fermenting, lS@20c; fair,
not fermenting, 2O92lc; prime choice 800
iSc. Rice scarce and Arm; ordinary to choice
Louisiana 5149Ghc
NEW YORK, March 23.-Flour quoted 30
,oc lower; very general export and home
trade inquiry; superfine western and state
"a 25a4 Is closing dull; southern Hour
duli and heavy; common TO fair IS 70
al is; good TO choice IS sol 10. Wheat Is
ygwer: very moderate export and milling
aamand, al decline; 81 IS for No winter
red. No. 2 spring 81 Is; ungraded winter
red 81 SOL IS; No. 2 winter red 81 50; I'M
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o,rs.LE GROCERY mARKEr

pACON. per lb-Short clear, 5,4Sivo,
,non,ders' 6S-i@7c; Breakfast, 10 l'2Sllci ury
SAT- Rft1lIr FER per ID Western. sOss'c; coua'ry
2o.SSSoTu, pOWDERS-Various brands, Ia
n, Jam ner doz 81 25@l 80; l-2 do do y 0oe
gSgjaaIESESsEHWestern. y Id, lS to 10 i'2o'
CANDLES star, Is 70 IS, lSSlGSe; choics.
os Sosf &c prime, 2l@2l lac; common 70
ia rrIh,NSuC,ENTRATED LYE-Varlous orands'
doz. ID cans, per case, "a ?oS5 "; as,, M. hi,
EisH-Mackeral, per Dbl. 80 oogsll w XII
., raaSasi % white Ash, kit, e5@sl Is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per oox, tOs2ec.
FiSH-Dried codfls per ., gS,sySi,. ,oa
i,ARD-In fierce, s3-49lOc; Dip paiis' "s
] 10 &c; and 10 ID in tins, III 3-fgi1e'
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A.. AN, authorized aud requested "a an
,nnneS Captain ~ MplIpN MA epnll'
NhlN,,r re'elretiOn " the ONCE OF pliy Mar
lla'p ' si tl,p ensuing election, April 2, lhlh'
~ ,r, authorized and requested 10 an
.Wreg u, ARNOLD ~ q candidate inr
H,gy' Marshal ~ Tho ensuing election Apfl
Z, lsh'
us ara authorized aud requested 60 an.
nit. A. ", NIX sJA inr The once ~
hu,,sy unsh.l, Election Aplh y lhh
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aailg Aerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


.....r. authorized ~ announce lhe name
W. NIEhili ipr alderman al ihp flinl
N.m. ElfrIlnn Ap'N4'
..-s authorized anl regnesle1 % an
INA name ~ W, ~ MphNIihE ~ a
pnN''' M inr Alderman plthe fOnflh ward
t,.Iiun Aprll 2, iha'
.,s authorized and requested 70 aus
@ias uanie OF ~, A, hFfApkh as a
@ailda1s lo[ AZ Al1s ppi VIZ I," '"' ''"'"
40, .uthoriznd aud requested a. an-
We tt,s name III COLONEL w, u, ipL'
R9Wf' t1T Alderman Ol the Ihlid Ward
tIsrli0n Anu = 1915
h. are authorized ana requested NJ an
No. INK nama Of cob i, y, CALDWELL
pNNNa,uul hir inr Alhenpan nom lhp flfsl
Wtri Election Ann l,lhih'
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of TIRE Living AGE and one or two other OF
our vivacious American monthlies, q sub
whols situation"
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LUNBER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant,
tiny nsr thousand, $40 O0; dresse w :
flooring. dressed and matched, 70 Hs so'
GU WvHITE PINE-Rough, per thousand,
sls nd. surfaced, $50 90; matched ceiling, W 90;
w.atherboarding, $40 OO. .,a e,s N
CYPREss2Roqgh, per ss, t do 90 '"
eS,iIdfNti i,ES-Yellow pine, cut, 81 OOSS o.,
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 W; cypress cub ~ :"
Ml 70.
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The Mos. Em,nct Living Author.

The Most Ehinct Living Author.
such ~ ~. Hon. W, II. Gladstone, Prof
Max Muller, Prof. Tyndan, DR.. W. b. Oar
Froudc, Edward A. freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe, ID. Mackenzie Wallace, The Duke OF
Argyll, Mrs, Muloch, William Black, Jean
Ingelow, Miss Thaokeray, Mrs. Oiiphapt,
Mrs. Alexander, Geo, Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Turgueuief, Auerbuch, Ruskin, Ten.
nyson, Browning, ana many Others, are rep
resented In the pages of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-24
LIVE AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle--i is worth u barre
louisville, best, little kept, "a 81 Darrei
Dallas, 81 so. % ,,o-,h
IIME-The best quality In barrels H. wortn
JPLAsTER IL worth IS 80 y barrel.
rhe supply;of the above mentioned aru-
las ia AMPLE demand fair: market nrm'
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice IL hereby given that win begin on
the first day OF January next To make mo
assessment Of real estnto and personal prop
eIty for the city taxes Of 1873, and all persona
owning, or having In tnelr possession as
agent of another, any renl estate or personal
property, ale hereby notified TO come for
ward TO the office of the city Assessor and
Collector and render tho same before the
first day of February, 1873.
j, N, OGDEN,
decl4-l0l City Assessor a. Collector,
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LIVE STOCK MAREET.


FLoUR-Crescent, in sacks, 50 % san
Jacinto, sS so; Empire, So %; XAh, " W
Eagle, 81 rs; Magnolia, in sacks, " ips, SS4 we
Todd's xxx, So 50; state Central XAXX
81 IS: Choice Family, So % star Mills, M
x 10 Graham, s. 10 bran, 81 70; corn meal