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County Clerks Office, found Mr..
Schmidt busily engaged in draw
ing his allowance OF six dollars
month for the three months
past. He has been ON the rolls
SINCE last February and always
draws his scrip quarterly, thus
showing that he is by no means
cramped for money. judging
from the appearance of the nai
he is abundantly able to get
aronndand d. light work of any
kind. The man was, so far as
appearances 90, healthy and
sound-not being crippled or
sick. We also noticed the name
of a person OH the rolls who, for
the past two months, has been
d resident of another county
bat is now in town and has
DOUBTLESS, ere this, drawn the
allowance Of eight dollars per
month. This Is very ilnpor-
tant matter TO the taxpayers
and some official should take
little pains to inquire into snen
things.
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dnimpeac hab:e Testimony

EstFblishes the fact, that for every
iorln of pain or distress in the S,omarh.
Dove or Breathing Organs, Parker's
Singer Tonic is the spe-diest and most
effective cnre knnwu, If you are a suf
ferer from Dyspepsia, Headache. Ner-
vousness, low Spirits. Wsk.tulness,
Bad taste in the mouth. Hear, burn,
Acidity. Soreness Of the throst or lungs,
Palpitaiion of the Heart. Cost veuess or
Liver disorders, you will find most
comforting and complete cure in this
sterling inrigo ant. To the aged. the
feeble and cunvalescent. it az 'rds just
tue helm needed. |, builds up and sus-
tains the strengih, diffuSes warmth and
energy through tue system. aud is in
comparsbiy superior To wines or liquors
while it does not intnxtcate. Buy from
your druggist. r. E. Luhn. 81 90 bit
tie. or a sample bottle at Is cents and
test its merits.
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City Council Proceedings.

The Council met on Monday,
7th inst, the full Board being
present.
The official bond of r. L.
Bassett, City Treasurer. with B,
II. and Jefferson Bassett, as
securities, was read and ap
proved.
Several bills against the city
| presented at last regular meeting
and referred to Finance Com
mittee were ordered paid.
Several bills were read and
referred to Finance Committee
for investi alton and approval.
The report of Marshal Bohlen
read and found correct, less
S15.55, reported as not yet col
l;cted.
Several school bills were read
and ordered paid.
The following ordinance to
amend an ordinance to levy and
collect occupation taxes was
passed under suspension of
the rules.
The following ordinance max
ing and establishing Wilkins
addition to the city of Bren-
ham, was passed under a sus-
pension of the rules. Ordinance
TO be found in another column.)
The report of City Assessor
and Collector relative to school
taxes paid under protest for
1876, was read and approved.
The report OF City Assessor
and Collector relative to tax
sales made for city taxes Tor
year 1876, was read and APP
proved.
The report of City Assessor
and Collector of delinquent tax
payers for back taxes due the
city prior to 1876 was APP
proved, and the collector was
instructed to collect the same in
accordance with law.
On petitions back taxes due
the city on the property OF the
following named persons grant
ed reliet by the Council on ac-
count of their inability TO pay:
Mrs. Mary Erwin, Mrs. E. Z.
Mcintyre, Mrs. Mary Wright
and Mrs. Cathrine Moodyman.
The following resolution, APP
propriating poll-tax was read
and approved. (See in another
column)
Officers salaries for the month
OF December, 1877, were ordered
paid.
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Third Monday in Jannary, 1873,
Netice in Probate.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff, or any Constable Of
Washington county, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10 cause
to be published at least once week
for three successive weeks in the Bren
ham BANNER, newspaper regularly
printed in Washington county, the fol-
lowing notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all persons Interested in the guar
diansiiip of the estate of the minor
heirs of Margaret King, deceased;
o. II. p. Garrett, guardian of said
estate. has filed in the County Court OF
Washington county, an exhibit of the
condition OF the estate, final account
of his guardianship and an application
for leave to resign the guardianship OF
Willie King, with prayer for dis
charge as TO Matte. Rebecca, and Mich
ael King. which will be heard at the
next term of the County Court of said
county, commencing on the
Third Monday in January, 1878.
at the Courthouse thereof, In the city
OF Brenham, at which time all persons
interested in said guardianship may ap.
pear and contest said application, if
they See proper to do 81.
Herein fail not. under penalty of the
law, and OF this writ make due return.
issued the 9th day of Dec. 1877.
Witness. II. NJ. Lewis, Clerk of said
x-~~ Court and the Seal thereof,
JI 81 at Office, in the city OF Brrn.
ham, the 24ih day of De-
$3.50 cember. 1877.
II, NJ. LEWIS. c. C. C. W.
hereby certify that the ABOVE and
foregoing is true and correct copyaf
the original Citation. now in my hauds.
J. II. HUTCHINSON.
dec2S@3t Sheriff
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Remember This.

Now is the time o: year for Pnsn
mohia, Lung Fever, Coughs. Colds
and fatal results of predisposition To
Consumption and other Throat aud
Lung disease. Buschee's German Syr-
up has cen used in this nrighbnrhood
for the past two or three years without
single failure TO cure. Ii you have
not used this medicine yourself, go to
your druggist, r. E Luhn L Co.. and
ask him of its wonderful, success
smong his customers Three doses
will relieve the worst case. II you
have no faith in any medicine, just buy
sample bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 csnts and try it. Regular
ize Gttle IS cents, Don't neglect a
uugh to save rs cents
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Attention, Paupers !

1t is hereby ordered tina. all persons
whose names now appear upon the
County Records as paupers shall ap-
pear at the February term. 1878. in
person, IL physically able to do 80. and
if not. then to b. represented By Sur
geons certificate IN the hai.ds of some
responsible person and that this order
be published in the Brenham Banner
and Yoiksbcte.
The STATE or TEXAS,
County of Washington
|. II. NJ. Lewis, clerk Of the County
Commissioners Court of Washington
county, Texas. do hereby certify that
the foregoing ia true and correct copy
of the original order now on record in
said Court.
49, Given under my hand and
JIs the seal of said Court, at office,
"'' in Brenhsm, this the I'd day OF
** January, A. D.lS7S.
Il NJ. LEWIS, CO CIVIC.
BRENNAN, January 18th. 1878 4w
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LOST.

II AND SCRIP 10. 21-953, for 64O
IL acres, issued to the San Antonio
and Mexican Gulf r. r by s. Crnsby,
COMMISSIONS of Il g G'nera Land
Office. dated March Goth 1868. Unless
intelligence of it be received at the
General Land Office within months
from this daie, will apply to the pro-
per officers for duplicate
Vim. T. CAMPBELL
January 1lth, 1878 wsw.
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No DoUBT OF Ir.-Portraits o.
friends and relatives in all age;
were and are desirable, but be-
fore the days OF Daugareotype
and subsequently of Photo
graphy, the prices OF pictures
were too high for any but the
rich to indulge in-that has all
been changed by the develop
ment of photography to its
present state. OF excellence and
the cheapness of its products,
thus placing the much desired
likenesses Of our parents, sisters,
brothers. children aud friends
within the reach of every one.
We all recognize the fact that
when we want pictures taken,
we WANT THE BEST, they can
only be obtained in Brennan
at Robertson & Co. gallery, OPP
posite Mrs. Schwarz's millinery
bazaar.
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a. Il. Rippetoe to a. G.. Rip
petoe, lot %, city of Brenham,
&1n.
J. II. Hutchinson, sheriff OF
Washington county, to } Mas
hirk, lots /, 9, 3 and 4, block
20. Wilkins addition 1928.
L. Marsh, executrix, and I.
B. Robertson, executor estate OF
ShubaIl Marsh, deceased, to II.
Il. Dolly, $50 acres, E, Single
ton league. $3.50.
A. T. helms 10 VIII. Bill
lingslea, 5 acres IN town ot
Chappell Hill. $3.50, and satisfy
a mortgage for $1,000.
W. Il. Billings!ea to-
Fielder, 5 acres of iaasD
pei Hill, $3.50.
James Searcy 70 Cs
love, lot No. 4, 25fg
Dever league, 1915.
G. r., Bree,llove
Shaw, lot No. 4, pa
Dever quarteEleassssi
s4O0.
J. II. Hutchinson, sheriff Of
Washington county, to I. A.
Wilkins, lots l, 9, 8, 4 in block
Ii; lots l aud 2 in block Is in
Wilkins addition to Rrenham,
1916.
II. III. Daily to.Jol.n kurtz
and wife, 295 a5-10O acres,
Stephen F. Austin league.
&6,7SI.25. n
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things.
From Wednesdays Daily.
DISTRICT CouRT No business
of public interest was transacted
yesterday.
THE MUD on the streets is of q
consistency that is compromise
between thin Cruel and thick
mush.
Hon LIvrNo.-We have re-
ceived a communication, evil
IDENTIFY written by a colored gen
tlemau, in which he states that
another c,lore,l gentleman is
getting very cheap, il not high
toned living by diving into the
slop barrels OF a certain restau-
rant.
Jrpy C,uurssr,xres The
D;str;et conrt ve.ter,l.v an.
pointed Fritz Fisher, OF Bren-
ham. John 4 Vernon. of Wash
;noton and James II Hsv;tt 81
pS.4o :, - 49,, :, ;.,;a,,a., !.
..le.t ;nror. t,r next Form ~
court.
w.on W., I;,n psi
. baesn.n ala MN l.,ou,n
a, o,,av F.;.o had . t,n,,,,a "a
III, -, :. lei. ,,.,.,,.3,, -
t,.,,, tn, ,,,.o,.o, h.,
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IA -, -,
N ~ VIZ was nu
y ous',' ns'es On "oiaay
was ''e,'as ni,eu ou' " s''e
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80 80. - Il,
100 w
y '1
hiSSoN GANE.-Mf. ~. ".
iseee' u oe'.il.so''ius' AuS''"
county, 'iaae TO saiioi's % mo
iasses ifo''i ivy anu a-llaii acres
u f'ooo'i cal,e' ~. neains, nl
'i'e same heielipor'oou maui 10y"
nv 90 :
d r:,I w N.,,
y, III
-,
rs
METHODIST oHokcn. = ne
l(.(af
DrazoS "0s says ises. L. ..
smith, iof .iie past year pastor
% '''e M = S""'' II at Drya"'
" 90 '''''e,ei' " D'.',D"'n ny
INC 'a !. e'''1'e'ee. mf' .. %
o"e VI 'iie aoies' u'siieS u Tue
''"'e' anu :. a. oo' 'ii'''' as we
''ef 'he'' ,ie 'eaoieu MS
'''s' "'oH "o'o '"'' ou'o's
''"u nav .es 'Aso'ao'e IN
p'e'''o' 0n n'' ''eAie
lSjuNcrioS.-A writ OF IN
Fes'rai'il'ls MI. inos.
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n
49,
80,
!,
!, ~ sac a
oo 'e' ne anu
upon "ni'i' o.e''iia'i Is oui't
m'' uvoueu " INC CITY " Jesse
: " -" 70, o''o.'s an" a,ioy'
"eio .aid oii ~ nm LOT me oe''-
o,'. % ,ne puni''' a''u u Is no"
Una. 'iie ci'y au'ilof'tieS
had no legal right whatever to
dispose OF them. Judge Turner
will have to settle the question.
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From Tuesdays Daily.


The CRY hotels, boarding
houses and restaurants appear
to be doing a good business
SLEEr.-There was a heavy
sleet on Sunday night, and yes
terdsy a slow, drizziing rain fell
at intervals, during the day
The weather confines cold and
disagreeable.
IMM1GRANrs.-We learn that a
few days ago party of immi-
grants numbering about twenty,
FIVE, arrived from Georgia and
went Immediately to the hide
pendance neishborhood where
homee had already been provi-
led for them. The Georgia pa
pers cannot prevent people COM
ing to Texas.
NrGGER SHooTERs.-We notice
number OF little boys. fully
armed and equipped with these
dangerous machines, daily anus
ing themselves in the pleasant
pastime OF shooting buckshot at
pedestrians. A stranger had a
fine beaver hat knocked Oft
his heal while walking along
the street Saturday evening, by
a buckshot from niger shooter
IN the hands of a small boy
Why.not enforce the ordinance
against nigger-shootersi
D5srRIor s.Counr.-This court
met Yesterday morning Judge
E. B Turner presiding. The
following named persons were
sworn in as grand Jurors viz:
Geo. B. Davis. A. w. Toland,
J. Z. Justice, D. G. Price, Ju>
Ian Handler. J. +. Wiukelmaun.
S. N. Williams. Fl. R. Won
Biberstein James 7. Clinton,
(-olored,) Albert Werner and
Steven Randle, (coIored.)
The prisoners in the county
j..il to the number of about 90
were taken TO the courtroom in
a body, where they made an in
spection of the grand jury and
objected to one man, whose place
was supplied by another.
The following murder cases
were set tor trial: State VS. c.
Krantz, January 81; Jackson
Raspberry, January 81; Hall Da-
Wis, February 4; John Ward,
February 4.
IN TROUBLE AND IN HocK.-
John Collins, the Herculean
negro tonsorialist, on Saturday
night succeeded in filing hiu.-
self full of bug Juice. While
under the inspiring influence OF
this villianous compound he met
with the most f-.ttering success
in raising Hail Columbia. He
gave MI. A. Z,itz, a saloon
keeper. a whack over the head
with stick and also drew a
revolver on him. The beaks
ran up on Mr.. Collins and land
ed him in the city bastile. On
Sunday charge of assault with
intent to kill and also carrying
concealed deadly weapons was
preferred against him; he was
then taken in charge by the
sheriff who clIucked him into
the jug and corked him up The
prisoner was taken before JUS
tice Hynes yesterday when he
was examined on the charge of
''toting" a pistol. s25 and trim
mings was assessed against him.
he will be up again this morn
ing on the assault case.
AN INDEPENDENT PAuPER.-
Charles Schmidt is a white man
apparently about sixty years OF
age. a representative OF the
BANNER, who dropped in at the |
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To THE PuBL1c.-We beg leave
to inform the public that we
shall continue TO sell goods at
auction for the next thirty DAYS,
commencing January first 1878.
Sales to commence at - o'clock
NJ. Goods sold at Private sale
at astonishing low prices.
j. S. NEwBoUER & Bro.
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FERSASDo WooD SAYS the
new tariff bill will have less than
foul hundred items in it. The
present bill has 2160 items. In
the new bill the free list will
be tirelr suspended.
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THE BANNER is now prepared
to do job work at miraculously
low prices, having just received
large lot Of neao tyre and
stationery, especially adapted
for wedding invitations and
fancy work.
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Local Intelligence.

The PuDrIc ScuoeIs REOPEN
cd on W dnesday alter their
holiday vacation, with full at
telidarco.
Yesterday morning there was
avery heavy white frost aud the
mud on The streets was frozen
hard. The weather continues
to bcscold and is just the thing
Tor curing bacon.
The BANNER was in error in
stating a iewdays ago that the
County Commissioners had not
published statement Of the
finances of the county. Such
statement was published in
February last,
SETTLING 1.-THE past week
has been..devoted principally to
settling up among our citizehs.
Collecting has been vigorously
pushed on all sides, and many
dollar has changed hands in coli
sequence.
TIE city oad-workers were
out yesterday repairing The
roads leading out OF the city.
To the average town boys this
roadlwnrking business is a "bit-
ter pill'' and very difficult to
swallow
Our farmers seem to he max
ing extensive preparations fsr
farm work. A go,,dly number
were in town yesterday pur-
chasing plows and agricultural
implements with which to till
the soil ; aud the indications are
that work viii be begun earlier
than usual.
LIVERY STABLE. We take
pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the large |
double column advertisement OF
MessrS. Potter & White. They |
have iiue lot of buggies and
horses to hire, and are pleasant
gentlemen to deal with. Try
them and be convinced.
AT thenext term of the Com
missioners' Court. all paupers on
the rolls will, If they are physic-
ally able, be required TO report
in person for inspection. This
is a move in the right direction,
as the commissioners VIII DC
able to see and judge for them
selves OF the merits OF the per-
sons now dependent upon the
county tor assistance.
WEEKLY CorTos STATEMENT.
Mr.. W. K. Lewis furnishes
the BASSRR with the following
statement for the. week ending
THURSDAY the an INST;
Net receipts 1870
Shipments, 4os
~, oae
- " -
sao OA'
- w., n w
Total rainfall in inches. $40 |
Highest Temperature 80
Lowest Temperature. SO
Average temperature n
From sunday's Daily.
o'0l weather SUI noius on
BRENNAN has eight churches,
with tai spires, pointing hcas-
onward
THERE was great many
country people in town yester-
day. Trade in a retail way wac
good
Ro.ns.-we ara informed that
MANY Of tho rosas !, the county
- {, had conait,on and n mood
OF immediate repairs.
Cr.rerz on T,xr -Tba fol- |
lowing schedule v,es into efs.c,
tb;s Sn,dav norni,,o. Trains
ooing west arrive of 1s.s5p
1
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H You can get better pho
tograph Licensees at Robertson
& Co. gallery than at any other
gallery in the city. S
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A "CussEn" "A warrant was
duly sworn out before Justice
Eynes making complaint that "a
colored gentleman had been
guilty of using vociterous and
protane language on the public
street and in the vicinity of a
private dwelling house or man
sion in the East End, sometimes
called Canptown The vocifer-
ster was arrested aud. jucged.
lie will have a hearing on Mon
day.
Work on the streets and roads
within the corporate limits is
being vigorously prosecuted
There are Il great many sick men
in town; they get sick on very
short notice: so sick they are
unable to work on the roads,
They are able. however, to do
tull Justice to their meals and
smoke cigars, and also. should
occasion requir.., TO take "a tod"
Working the streets is the most
unpopular amusement we know
of.
ANOTHER New BuILn1Se,-
Mr.. Thomas Dwyer has his new
brick building. OH st. Charles,
between Sandy and Quitman
streets, under contract. 1t will
front twenty-si1 feet on Saint
Charles aud run back sixty feet.
The building will he two stories
high, and will be finished in the
best style.
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If you want the best pictures
you ever had taken gs to Gallo
ways Gallery and you will be
satisfied.
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"NyE call the attention of onr
readers to the advertisement of
Simmons Liver Regulator,
which appears in to-day's paper.
This standard remedy does not
deserve TO be classed with the
many patent nostrums so liber-
ally advertised throughout the
country 1t is one of the very
best preparations of its kind in
use; and is recommended by the
regular practitioners of medi-
cine. 1t has a large sale in this
city, and can be found in all
our drug stores, bottle or
package should be fond in ev-
cry family, as its judicious use
is almost certain to prevent a
bilious attack, if taken when
the symptoms first show them-
selves" Purchasers should be
careful to see that they get the
genuine, manufactured ouly by
j. II. Zailin & Co., Philadelphia.
OYSTERS. = Reduction in pri-
II
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Now is the time to get mar
ried, the BANNER has just re-
ceived a fine lot of wedding
note paper and envelopes to
match, also wedding cards.
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DoS'r tail to go Robertson
. & Co. if you want a fine photo
graph. They take the best ever
taken in Brennam. s
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Mr.. GALLOWAY is taking bet
ter pictures than was ever taken
in Brennan.
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BRENNAN GRANGE meets the
saturday before the first and
third Sunday in each month at
9 o'clock P. NJ. in the Opera
House. JAMES NJ. PREsLER,
Master, O. Ii. GARRETT. See.
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E CorroS SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid for same
delivered at my warehouse.
d& w3m j. A. WILKINS.
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PEACH AND HoNEf l-Old
peach and fresh honey at Hirsch-
berg's.
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Oysters TO families S1.50 per
10e, at the Phenix Restaurant.
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FREE BILLIARDS a Hirsch-
bergs.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

i u i
To all persons int ested in the vel.
fare of Emma G. Long John w Long
and j. j. Long, minor heirs of w. c,
Long;
j. r. Long has filed in the County
Court of Washington county, an ap-
plication to sell at private sale two
hundred acres of land belonging to
the estate of said minors. known as the
homestead tract of W. G. Long in said
county. which will be heard ut the
next term OF County Court OF said
county, commencing on the
Third Monday in Jannary, 1875,
at the Courthouse thereof, in the city
Of Brenhanl. at which time all persons
interested in said minors welfare may
appear and contest said application, il
they SEQ proper.
Herein fail not, under penalty of the
law, and OF this writ make dut return.
Issued the 18th day of December 1877.
Witness, H. NJ. Lewis. Clerk Of said
s* Court and the Seal thereof,
Jrc at office, in the city of Bren-
ham. tn. 18th day of Decen
*-~* Der, 1877.
II. NJ. LEWIS, &C. C. W. c.
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy of
the original Citation, now in my hands.
]. H. HUTCHINSON. Sheriff
By PAUL FRrcKr, Deputy. dec14w4t
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OYsrEEs. = Reduction in pri-
ces. Raw % cents, all the 9th
e. styles 40 CENTS dozen.
i'henix Restaurant.
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% b id S,
Consisting Of

Ladies' and Gents furnishing
goods, ready made clofllings
Alpacas, linens, jaconets, Cos
mestics. jeans, doeskins, osns~
bergs, sheetings. eorsets, hootss
shoes and hosiery. hats, gloves
and underware, in eidless va
.riety, which am now offerirgs
cheap for the ready cash. Tle
goods are bound to be sold.
Give me call If you are IN
search Of bargains.
We have a fine assortment Of
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1857 Prizes amounting $4,000
Write for circulars or send orders 10
NJ. A. DAUFdIN.
P.O- Box 692. New Orleans. La.
For information, apply to
J. r. THOMSON,
Mcintyre House.
All our Grand Extraordinary Draw
ings are under tho supervision
and management Of
Genls. G. T. Beauregsrd,
and Jubal A. Early.
Capital Prize slee.t00. F.hcl, Ink
ets SiU- ihsy4ws.
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public debt. on the other hand ssse do'not
see the necessity FOR debass upon every reso:
luton that IL offered eeially u offered
70 compel members TO put themselves on
the record as Inconsistent. e Is easy TO.
take the wind our OF the sails oil such craft.
Let the leading Reid usters vote first, ana
tiieanl the debt payers can see whether tneir
resolutions are offered IN good faith or not.
or let the latter vote out OF band against
any resolutions which they may think
intended merely for Buncombe. They
ought not to hesitate moment before
doing SO. There is, however, no well-d e-
fined line between the two classes. There
are so.callel Readiusters who are as anxious
to dispose Of the publicidebt question as
;any: g fundern In either house. 1t Is not
easy to tell " who Is Who" One thing,
however, Is certain. Time is precious now.
The sincere advocates Of a fair READY ustment
ought to unite upon MFR. BRooks's, or some
other measure, as soon as possible. no