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. OFFICER PAGE.
He viii Probably Die From the Eff
fects Of His Wounds.

He viii Probably Die From the Eff
fects Of His Wounds.
Officer sam Page. Of the Fifth Precinct, is
now dyirsg " i9ckiaw at his residence on Ma
rails street, between Music and Enghien,
caused by wounds received at , O'clock IN the
morning Of July 30, at the hands Of al a.
Iaged burglar named Victor, alias Bebe La
coste.
The facts Of The ease Are IS follows: On
The morning in question Officers Williams
and Taylor, Of the same precinct, ran to the
corner,of Annette and Claiborne streets, being
attracted thither by the report Of several
pistol shots fred ID rapid succession. On ar
irving there they found Officer Page il an ia
sensible condition, covered with blood, while
By his side lay sack which contained a large
plated soup tareen and sa3yer.
The wounded officer was removed TO the
station, and upon icing restored to conscious
ness, stated that ne had discovered a T4aa
carrying . bundle under mis- arm, and having
called "a hifa to halt instead Of halting ne
TOOK to his heels and fled. He thereupon gave
chase, and on coming up with his man at The
corner OF Annette and Claiborne streets. made
MIN prisoner. The prisoner then came TO
his knees, and tn tfe most beseeching naan-
ner asked the officer not 70 lock MIN up. The
direction OF the station. They had not gone
far when the prisoner suddenly dealt the Off
Ger 8 telling blow over the head win the
bundle ID his hands, bringing hin down 70
the earth.
Once down, his assailant struck him several
times Not satisfied with this, he looked down
to sac il hts victim was dead, and finding that
he was breathing, lost no time Id coming 70
the conclusion that should he recover he
would certainly be able TO Identity him, and
thi5 nau8t be prevented. He thought that as
he had gone this far without fear CT detection,
and that the only witness against him lay at
bis mercy. it would be safer to finish him At
once, 50 he took the officers pistol and fired
several shots 1T him as he lay helpless on the
ground. Happily, none q his shots took ef-
feet
Next day Mr.. r. B. what, residing At the
eornor 81 Columbus and Claiborne streets,
made report sc the station that his house
had been entered during the night and robbed
Of o tureen and salgar, and upon being shoWn
the article used in beatings Officer Page,
Identified Il ~ his property.
Subs aGentIy Lacoste was arrested and
identified BY Officer Page as the man VINO
committed the assault upon him. He was con
seQusntIy locked uD on the charge 81 assault
ani 0oGn1ing Al officer with intent to kill and
burglary.
When examined before Judge Miltenberger
he attempt to prove an aIEki, bat failed and
was sent before the Superior Criminal Court
under 1900 bonds. Now that Officer Page ia
dying. Sheriff Fitzpatrick has been notified
By Judge Iiitenoergar aot q accept bail ID
his case,
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geond Recorders Court.


~ SmytfE, violating article 5oi6, dis
charged
:. Z. FACET, violating ordinance 159; dis
charged,
Ghas. Davis assault and battery; dis
charged.
". e. Fqihamy violating sections IT and IS
Of ordinance 512s discharged.
Anthony ffangAff, FOR violating ordinance
5045, In declining y move on when requested,
Wis given the chofe between furnishing sl59
pace bonds or ooafing with Capt. Clark for
twenty days.
Cbas. Brown, CHARGED with assault with a
dangerous weapon al also with assault and
battery, Was discharged on the first charge
and On Che second plAed under $3.50 peace
bonds.
johanna Mark as pracipal and Julia Rid
die as accessory TO a chsge Of er md larceny,
were examined yasterc!y, and FOR the want
II evidence were disehafYd.
George Cognovicb, GF1<refI with assault
and battery On Annie Ha. was sent before
the Firs5 District Court ndsr 500 bonds.
The accused, together wit Jerry Conn4rs,
charged with threats and ;oYitayor lat5;rl, a
breach 81 the peace by Ante Miller, were
each placed under peace bond Of $50
Jas Martin and Jobn STAGE. carving con.
caaisd weapons, were sent befse the Superior
Criminal Court-tae former uT1er $50 bonds
and bhe latter under $50.
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sight Of In the eelat Of the Crown of France
! The En- press remains woman OF simple ard
natural tastes. After her visit TO the cholera
| patients at AfateDs nothing seemed TO sur
prise her more than the faurmBf Of applause
| which from every side greeted her courageous
| venture Ia the end, indeed, this even annoyed
| ler. The Ios Of the unhappy classes most
| especially is forever exciting her interest and
termed to-day 'fEIvres SoeiaIes. Every one
Knows with what effieaci0Hs activity she took
part n the reorganization OF the prison for
children, ii that Of the Societies de SanTstage,
ana Ia the regime Of the charitable lnSttttt-
tf9ns. She founded the society for the adj
vaaCiHg of money 70 children who work, and
now L3afiT generous reforms she Is low push
ing forward. and With what marvellous per
severance One Gao always find Ia her q little
Of the young Phalansterienne. The condition
81 women pfaoeCapies her TO q most eminent
degree; she endeaVors to araeItorate and
alleviate it, and II necessary she intends
decorating Rosa Sonaeur.
II vice during the italian war, and during
the En- peror,s voyage to Aigiefs, she aas been
Regent, and Ill know with what moderation,
WITH what political tact aud with what JUS
tlce she exercised the viceregal functions.
w hen 10 private life the Empress gives
herself up % serious reading, and one may
even say that no question Of economy or
NANCE is unknown to her, It Is charming to
hear her discuss these difficult problems with
the most cofap etent authorities Literature
history and art are also frequently the sub
Jects Oh her e0alsef6es, and at Conapiegae moth
ing il more delightful than what Is known az
u ne Etnpresss Teas In these select reunions
she will discuss with equal facility the most
diEhcuIt topics and the most familiar aues-
tIons. The originality Of her views and the
holiness. nay, even ternerity Of ner opinions
astonish and captigate one. Her language,
sometimes incorrect fstrj, Is full Of color and
vsfve. Wonderfully precise ii all business
discussions, she rises, when engaged IL 2
conversation on DOIItICaI or moral t0r)iGG. to
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When the Bowels Are DIsoraerea,
---A VENTAL MISTAKE

no time should 5- losS il raeortiag to slita-
bic remedy. Hostet5eE' . Stomach Bit5ers i. the
most reliable ara TI4ely Is eemed medicine Of
it's class. Il removes the causes Of consf patton
OF 81 undue relaxation Of the iatestines. w1ich
are usually Indigestion o. 4 mis-drectlon o.
the bile When 1t aets as q cathartic il does not
eripe and Violently evaeG&te, but produces
gradual and natural effects. very unlike Eaose
Of a drastic purgative; and It's powers Of assist
ing digestion lniliies those Irritating enrdi-
lions OF the mucous membrane o. the stomach
and intestinal canal which produce first diar-
r. 81, and eventually dysentsry. The medicine
il. moreover, az agreeable one. and enfnently
pure and wholesome. Appetite and tranquil
nightly sIambsr are both promoted h7 10.
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BASE BALL.
N ew Clubs.

At the recent organization 81 the FL. Muir
phy Base Ball Club the following officers were
elected: J. Timiin, captain and D.; r suIIi-
van, <; ,. Co5gins, lst ~, q Carr, I'd b.: F..
Sweeney, III b.; .. Hayse, y. &; VI. Ryan, n.
f.; j. Darmon, G. T.; j. FIanGery, r. f.; SUB
stitate, NJ. Kenny, water boy, }. Banahan.
The Jerry p. Baxter Base Ball Club was
organized yesterday, as follows: Wm. Fl.
M-rkel president: VIM J. Grady, vice presi-
dent; s. Ovprtin, secretary; /. J. Marshall,
treasurer; Edwin Harris, captain and man
ager. NiHe-Wm. Walsh q; =. z. Casey G. !;
E. Kicker, 1st b.; VI. 4. Mcdonnell, ~ ~. y.
Conway, 3D. b.; E. MUNGER, 5. s.; Edwin Har-
ris, Il, Q. I. Boyle, r. f.; L. W. Bartlett, c. +.
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THE EMPRESS ETGEIE.
A Sketch Of Famous Woman, l1ava b
Her Late Consort,
Whitehall Review. August I

Enthusiastically .ts,'a - -
Ah 7AeA go ''''iF'AS SAso'+' - 'i.GuH tanaes
mas put LIS In possession OF the fOiIoVte IN
tsrestfng document-the portait Of ths F,o.
..e E,f7,erfa drawn t1z q o r,o7, ~ ba, 11tN
4 - r. - s1sG
coLaoEt, 4S8poleoh tiir ih5 dIthd6 "aSeTlt
many years since to q. Journal, long ace
daad lxrnvyn - the mr. forDf,hYo ana -
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/ 6foa2hb up a. ILte C2iiFFi ; ot .ne 9scfsd
= 5.fI5 ne .,l3 Ta5 ore -fg s-ZsSiIsa ~ "
Empress q si.E tFt4Su -r $50 SiLo vas taeii
| c@liei Iae Cotl5ts775s az ts1t, IeaiAeo, as y
"1fz, fiFhGh a. Gig sa.-i7 LllAS - h['E ~ bAEe
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plfGl4. W ,tssbtt,,. "li5sts s tiTes q ifiy >
framing afiGl' prepares Ger Iof flef el5fee lhEo
52clR5y .,-.-,-.-....5
Al bheSe VINO VISITED h35fld az Cflat GIIae
10 l5l remember mar il@S9iraoit 5aloI WhIeH
gae lhEfllectdal 4fadeTs Of every country
@tiot6nlas!755, WflI'-fs. ana 2fEscs-Would seem
u nave made place o. T sh4eZYous. a StaIt@s
lah3f, VINO was justly famous Iof aef lhgei-
iectIa. Glailtlrs ana hef aiE&oll5Y, 5hts Com
tesse AontIIo DID the honor3 OF the salon, d
Wh.ca heT Two dabghLef5 were Iae ehleT orIa-
I eat5. Ire iong Lne eldest esloISec thss DUO
q Etne ne youngest was remarked not
only because OF lfr great VII and lnCeiilgence,
out for the aLaIa1ie ana ioyan3e Qualities OF
Ter heaf1. FREQ 5!ehGiI Slrfouhaed " per-
sons animated Win sentiments OF q GliIefehL
epoch, ner pfecoclou5 lnfeilecC prom pted htr
10 REJECT what she coakd AoS approve 81 n
taelT opinions, ahG, Waetasf owing 20 fecoi-
l4ctioa5 o. dae years passed near Ter laEaef,
or 70 taeaGf renee OF fer 'renea education, or
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
fThe DEMOCRAT is responsible for none OF
the views expressed Ia the communications
ufGer tdf5 head; but no Communications will
be printed except from responsible pafaiest
70 taa Editor Of the Democrat:

II the Editor Of the Democrat:
I observe in this mornings DFMoeRAT, in
your article under the heading. The Beard
Of Health and its Pnrsuers1 you state
that ona-third Of the early colonists settled in
East Biloxi, before the founding of our city.
were slain By yellov fever, which vas i'm
ported p ships from Havana, VIII you oDltge
me by giving your Authority for This f1aport4-
ton Of the disease. / am, ike the late DR.
Stone, one Of those who firmly believe that
The disease is not carried in ships, Or com
fnunicatea hy persons, goods or clothing"
0f course / doubt that you nave good au-
tnGrity for your 8tatemento Of the ira portstion.
Yet, y given, II would only establish the belief,
bat not the fact, Of the disease being brought
in the manner alleged.
August %, 1879. 4. NJ.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-For the South At
ia1tEc States, partly cioudy weather, ocea-
gIonal rain, piEas mostly from southeast 70
southwest, stationary or lower temperature
and barometer.
For the East Gulf Stat ), rainy weather,
southerIy winds, stationary or lower pres
sure. falling barometer.
For the West Gull States, cloudy, rainy
weather, variable Winds, stationary or lower
temperatare; lower barometer.
For Tennessee and the OHIO valley. partly
cloudy weather, occasional RAIN variable
winds, mostly from southeast TO northwest,
stationary or lower temperature and Darofae-
te,Y
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Many citizens d tae third ward assembled
yesterday evening at No. 83 Ram part street
and organizefi.a ela5 under the name Of the
Brugnien GtIards with the following officers
John Brugaien, honorary president. Jas.
Donohoe, president; Louis Wolf, vice presi-
dent: Benz Wolf, secretary: Martin Carey,
treasurer, Andrew Baldaqf, sergeant-at-
arna
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THE COURTS.
Fifth District Court,
a. NJ.

r. @. Mahan has fled petition In this
court, praying for writ Of mabdamus to
compel the Auditor Of the State to issue TO
nm, aGd the State Treasurer to bay, warrants
for tine SUM Of SIC, 433 Is, the amount which
ae alleges is due him for his expenditures as
Ak collector for the First District Of the city
lthe years 1869 and 1870. The writ was is
sted as prayed for and made retufnabIe on
AueIISk 2G
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SPORADIC.

Dr. Herrick, secretary Of the Board OF
Health, has teIegraphed North that there are
two sporadic cases Of fever II the city, ooth
Oh Constance street, near Washington. One
Of these cases, a little boy, died yesterday;
and the other has been removed to DuIaaine
street, Third District. It Is the almost unani-
nous opinion 81 physicians here that the
atmospheric conditions do no. exist when
F5fitv
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Club SKETCHES CAUSE AND EFFECT.
.Why does Brooks sRub Shocks =" BE
cause 5n0ok5 toadies Brooks
Why does Shocks toady Brooks n 'Be-
cause Brooks snubs Saooks
a VENIAL MISTAKE.
New Beauty IMMERSED As yet in the nyste-
ries OF shigh life}-"W Who's that wonderful
old gentleman ?"
The Captain Sir Digby de Rigby. a Hanp
shira baronet; one " the oldest In England;
James tn Fif7t's creation, yol know"
NeW Beauty determined to be surprised at
nothing Indeed How we'll preserved be
s. | shouldn't have thought hira more than
seventy Or eighty
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First District Court.

AfsAfcSED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Tin Tobin and Pat Kelly, iepredatIng on
prigateproperty
VIM. Brown, assault with dangerous
weapon.
g. Mon, arst, entering q dweIiing-hou fn
taa f'4y tn,e; second, larceny.
Martln 1oIan aad Mary CTeelZ, larceny.
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AQUATIC.

The Perseverance Rowing Club viii cele-
brate their fourth anniversary BY a regatta, to
start from their boat-house, corner Newioasin
and Willow streets, this evening. There will
be six races. First, single scull; second.
a foUr-0arad gig; third, single seull. light
weights; fifth, double soul, and slxLa,
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BREVITIEs.

The prtzas offered ~ Battery y Louisiana
Field Artillery, for RI ia shooting at their pic
mic to-norrow, at Oak Grove, can be seaa at
Others show case On Canal street.
E. f. Holly, ESQ, the affisient and courteous
deputy clerk Of the United States Circuit
Court, has tasen advantage Of a short leave
trim
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FOR SALE.

THE CHIP COTTON TIE, AFTER A TRIAL
4 OF three years, has proved itself the Cham
ofon and only Tie that Is equal In siren eth with
and that does not tLo pair the strength Of the
bale band. The on p Tie that brings cotton bales
@ the market with all the bands on. The only
Tie that Is se!f-fastening and that has been sue-
cessfully used with the steam paller-which Ia
com PEELED to discard all others for the Grip.
$50 900 ba es cotton at the CONGRESSES have had
their tf8s thrown away for the Grip at a loss TO
tie PLANTER Of $1,000. 1000 GO ba.es will be-
served the same this year. at a loss Of $4,000 to
the planter =
Ii ia more quickly put on the balfne press.
and With our "Sfrateher" turns out the balex
25 per cent smaller than any other Tie.
JOHN 3. LATTE 4 CO.. Managers,
jg18 BRO Louisiana Cotton Tie COMPANY
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We direct attention o. our readers to the
advertisement Of Fl. L1d.sy Coleman j. Bro,
Manufacturers 81 corn mills. saw mills and COT
ton presses, etc, Taey Eave removed their
stock into large and connexions new ware
house. and ~ nov prepared With greater
facilities TO offer Inducements 20 purchasers.
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CITY ECHOES.
wIfbsss's Tonic.

Annie Moran is Il TIE Third Station, charged
with DilferIAg lumber.
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Having numerous agencies from leading
mann factErsrs Of The Worth and West, and DO
ldg al our business exclusively on com mission
purchasers will always obtain tho benefit Of re-
taetIon Ia prices made by the houses VS. repre-.
sent, and all machinery will be sold at manu-
faefarers' prices
The largest stock and variety Of machinery In
the United States IL kept on sale at our ware
d6ogses and stores IN New Orleans. .stednaan 4
Co.'S Steam En- giae Boilers, Saw Mills, Cotton
Presses. Newell Cotton Screws. Drainiag Ma
g INES. saaftings; Hangers, Couplings, Palle7s,
Victor Sugar Mills, Cooks Evaporarors, Lou
lsville Sugar Mills, STRANDS Queen Of the South
Corn dis, Anaes's Portable Engines Sugar
9ertless Knowies,s Steam Pumps. Eagle Cotton
Gins. Brooss's Cotton Presses, Ingersoil
Cotton Presses Or Planters Cotton Press
Hart's Cotton Presses Hay Presses, saws
Of all kinds, Gas Pipe .Wood Working Maehin.
ary, Beitfng shing!e Machines, Steam Gauges
Movers and Rea GERS and
PLANTATION AND sAW MILL MACHINERY
u an kinds at lowest cash prices. Send for de-
scrt 16i7e circulars.
". l.. GUSHING.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, AUGUST 90 1879

four-oared barge Ali the races will be one
and one-half miles straight away, and after
the trials of skill and endurance there will be
dancing and rsyai till tae night wakes old.
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81 FOB OTHER CITY NEWS SEE EIGHTH
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This vel known. valuable and tnaoan arabic
maIarial aatidors. ~ wetI established Tor years
Is q specific for diseases caused b7 sIaaiariai
patsoain 4 raa blood vii be found atso on
trial 20 be tle most vaiaab.s DrSs ayacr!e
against attacks Of feyars CT ail kinds a tea
spoonful taken morning aed evenif vill no
o1l7 tns1ce axampslol, bat will * from rhe
blood ali vsstiga II naiariaI oolslE. Il can be
mad Ia every rug Sore II m..
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The EagI5r Cotton Gins were first introduced
years ago, and ha7a been usad successfully Ia
all the cotton producing regions Of he world.
The BALE OF COTTON MEIcH Re
aNp Has Won 50 M1NY THoUsANDs Or
6fNNzD on TIE Ea ( IL coTT6a GIN. As
The greet popularity Of the Bezle Cotton Gin
Co5ton Gins ever made The Eagle Cotton Gin
runs lighter than any other gin. thus having q
who use the Eagle Cotton Gins viii certify e
the fact that when their cotton Is sent TO market
as no other gin can produce a fner Or Better
sample Of cotton shan the Eagle Cotton Gins
Over 81 600 Eagle Cotton Gins hays been made
been the agent Of the Eagle Cotton Gins In
New Orleans, ne has nerer had a Cir returned
sas1 cgtseder of tEe Eagle cotton Gin IL sses,se
l1c{5ss IN diameter. rE{eb j. t1o inches 5sysev
than mos otter kinds Of GINS thats gistza ON
equal to tie 5f-sas Gi7ss 1T otter nsaEprs rho
use only a te-57anh cyttqa7er and TIE SANE 1qa9t
anramtage Of tie heere-tnrh cgIinder ia our
laqger sized Gins can he EASILY estimated.
Planters Wishing q reato5Js Cotton Gin, With
an established rer8Hatfo7s can purchase an Eagle
Cotton Gin, with the certainty that they are not
Cotton Cir which is Endorsed by the Oldest
and largest planters in TIE country as the best
II Use
j large stock Of Eagle Cotton Gins are always
Kept on sale IN New Orleans ready for innme
1iar6 shipment
Planters saouI5 be cartieralar 70 state If they
Tan5 right or left hand molten Gtas,
Prices rave bsen reduced This season 80 81 81
saw. We keep on aata GINS of so. IS, so. IS 50 |
SIS. 10. IS and 50 saws, both right and LETT hand
AZ rraara sta7714 ba ,54raosas ~
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The affected can now DO restored to- perfect
health aad bodily energy without the lss Of
baesle1ne Of any Kind, and without the slightest
inconvenience to the patients habits or daiIv
oceu patton.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Maximum temperature. 81: minimum, r.
Rainfall , Ii.
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LOCAL RECORD.

&. indicates rising. r. iadieases kaiAnx. 81
indicates stationary. "5M
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WV ORLEANS. Avg. 20, 1870
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OVER 2l,OUO
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

The Eagle" Cotton Gins were first introduced
Into the Southwestern States fGrty-3ve
years ago, and ha7a been used successfully Ia
all 5a5 cotton producing regions Of he world
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05
Notice in Probate.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff. or any Constable of Wash

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff. or any Constable of Wash
ington county, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to publish
for twenty days in the BRENNAN BANHEs,
a newspaper published in said county, the
following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To all persons interested in the Estate OF
W. c. Gates, deceased:
Matte Z. Gates, Administrative OF said
estate, has filed in the County Court of
Washington county, an application for dis
charge, and her final account with said es-
tate of W. c. Gates, decd, which will be
heard at the next term OF the County Court
of said county, commencing on the third
Monday in September 1879, at the court
house thereof, in the city of Brennan, at
which time all persons interested in said es-
tate may appear and contest said applica-
ton. if they see proper.
Herein fail not, under penalty Of the law,
and of this writ mike due return. Issued
the 10th day Of August, 1879.
Witness, Hugh NJ. Lewis, clerk OF said
- Court snd the seal thereof, at Office,
r. c in the city of Brenham, the 10th
A-' day of August, 1879
80 II. NJ. LEWIS,
Clerk County Court, Washington Co.
By c. F. Herbst, Deputy.
l hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy of the orig
nal citation now in my hands.
]. III. HUTCHINSON, Sheriff w. c.
Brennan, Aug. II, IS7o-2od.