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so Acre Farm for sale.

IN Falmouth, eight miles from Portland Two
Il story House, II rooms, barn, wood house, hen
cry and work shop. Cuts 20 tons hay, 15 wood
lot, old and young orchard, rs trees. Plenty of
water at house and spring in pasture Price only
S2200-half cash. WIN. II. JERRIS, Real Estate
Agent, Portland. jy9d3W*
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The County Committee will be in session at 0
o'clock on the morning of the Convention at the
ante-room of Reception Hall to receive credentials
of Delegates.
ISAIAH S. WEBB,
n. A. TRAFTON,
w. F. LOVEJOY,
BENJAMIN TRUE.
GEORGE M. SEIDERS.
CHARLES L. BOODY.
SETH L. LARRABEE.
LOT c. NELSON, Sec'ry.
SAMUEL DINGLEY,
Chairman County Committee.
July 9th, 1879.
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BOATS! BOATS!

ARDER your Ships Boats Sail and Steam Yachts
~ Fishing and Row Boats of C. P. BENNETT,
Libby's Corner Portland Me-, and save money
"a Row Boats constantly on hand.
jy14 eodIms
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TsETE
LITTLE CIiEDEAGUE HOUSE.
EDUCATIONAL.
GOrhalll NOrlnalSchoOl

The next term of the Gorham Normal School will
begin Wednesday, Aug. 27, 1879 and continue 20
weeks. Examination for admission Tuesday, Aug.
25, at a. m. in the school room. For further in
formation address Col. Humphrey Cousens, Gorham
or w. !. Corthel, Calais
Gorhain, July 22, 1879. jy2Gd3t
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Money To Let +!

IN large or small sums. on all kinds of good secu-
Il rity, at low rates of interest If you want to
hire any sum from $50 to $4,000, on notes or mort
cages, in city or county, call on
JOSEPH REED,
Real Estate Broker, Cor. Congress and Brown SITS.
jy22 eod1w*
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TO Let.

TO Let.
A l Story House in good repair with Sebago, at
IA $3.50, former price $1,000. Also good rent
for $3.50 with Sebago, in center of city. Apply to
jy18tf w. w. CARR, 1877 Newbury st.
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20 be Hlefs

DENT of five rooms in lower part of house No
HI 81 Alder street.
WILLIAM X. NEAL, Assignee
jne19eodtf 81 1a Exchange Street
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3 COTTAGES TO LEE

A Libby's Neck, Scarboro. One containing 4
N rooms furnished the other containing rooms
furnished. Inquire of j. NJ. Allen, Saccarappa or
F. NJ Ray, Portland, Me. je27tf
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-03-20
An our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are IN
!. der the supervision and management OF
Gems. G. II. Bsaurexard, OKLA,
and Jubal a. Early, OF Va.
csnltal Prire sinnIcno. whole TICKET. 40.

HAAS VKeETABIiK SECILIAN HAm RESEwKa
10 scientific combination OF come Of the most
powerful restorative agsnts in the vegetable
Kpsdon, II restores gray hair 10 its original
color, Il makes the scalp whine and clean. II
cures daRdrnG and hnnors. and falling out OF
hair. Il furnishes the nEtritive principle By
which the hair Is noarished and supported. n
makes the hair moist, son and giossy. and ID
unsurpassed Is = hair.drsssinx. Il II the most
econensoal preparation ever oGersd 20 the pab-
lie, - - elects remain q Iona time. making
only AaoocEsisaAl application necessary. IL u
Rconmended and used BY snineAf medical men,
ana ofaciallr endorsed By Tie STATE AEzNysr o,
MasachnsettN The Popularity Il HAIla Han
Remover las increased with The test a. many
ycars. both In this co1ntry snd N foselEn lsnda'
znd Il Il nov kn04n and used IN Al ths eisilized
co1ntrics 81 ths worid.
Fol sALE NJ All DEAxxns.
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NOURr OF APPEALS.
Assignment Of CauSes Ia the Court
OF ApPeulS at \ uNtin Tor the Term
beginning on the FEST MoEday In
April, 1879.

First Assignment. MoLday, April I, 1879
Two weeks for the causes from the counties OF
Archer, b 'ylOr Clay, Collin, Cooke, Dallas
Denton. Ellis, Gravson, Greer, llardem4n, Knox
Montague, Parker, Tsrrant, Wilharger, WIchits
and NIse.
Second Assignment. Monday, April u, 1879
Two weeks for CAUSES from the counties OF At
ascosa, BasIrop, Bexar. Blanco, Caldwell, Co
NAL, Guadalupe, Hays, Karne-, Lee, 1--we Oak
Travis, Washington, Williamson ard Wilson.
Third Assignment. Mondsy, May 5, 1879
Two weeks for causes from the countScs of Ban
ders, Brown, Burnet, Callsh n, Coleman, Con
cho, Comanche, Curyet, Dawson, Dimmitt
Eastland. E Paso, Erath, Emo. Gillespie, Ham
ilton, Haskell, Hood, Jack, Jones, Kendall
Kerr, kimble, KINNEY, Lampasas. La Sale
Llano, McCullO'h, Mason, Mavcii k, Menard
Palo Pinto, Pecos, Prcsidio, san Sab , ShaCkel
ford. Steohens, SOmervcll, JhrOckmorICn, Tom
Green, Uvalde, Young and Lavalll.
Fourth Assignment. Monday, May 10. 1876
Two weeks for ctuses fIOm the counties of Bell
Bosque, B:aZOs, Burleso7, Falls, Fannin. Hill
Johnson, Lamar, Limestone, McLenuan, Milan
Navarro and Robertson.
Fifth Assignment. Monday, June 2, 1879
One week for causes from counties not included
in any of the previous assignments, which are
by law, or may by consent be re'urnable to the
Court ut Austin or transferred by order Of
Court.
BY order OF the Court.
feb2Sdltw4t W. T. FAIRS, Clerk.
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TINE STATE OF TEXAs-Couxrr

Il VIE DIAL u OF 1EAAS-NOCNI1
i OF TRAVIS.
10 The Honorable County Clerk Of
Tracts County:
The undersigned woall p specially represent
and report the 70 lowing dcs-rIbed estEsys, to
]. One bay horse. saddle marked. ali OF his
feet white, star in forehead with stripe ON tie
nose, about pine years old ana branded with
a Spanish band on the let shoulder snd 20 y
on the right shoulder 81 on the netE and
IL about liH hands high.
One brown pony horse, about II years
old. u hands high with blaze face aud left 100;
white, branded with circle with '-.S' above II
on left shoulder,
8. One bay mare branded -. O. on lett
shoulder, 10 years cd and about IL hands
Z. One bay mare, about years Old, about Il
hands high, with bletch brand on the leit
shoulder branded thus b o NJ on left hip
5. One bay mare about or 10 years old,
branded ana counter branded with 3 j. cross
ed, with spring colt unbranded.
6. One bay horse about IL hands high, and
about years old, right hird foot Wine and
branded &C. l..
I. one dark i,on gray mare Il hands high,
and has a spring colt, unbranded.
s. One black mare, abou, Ia hands high, 6 or
years Old, and branded IS. y" on left
shoulder.
| m rked ove- hslf crop and split in the left and
swallow fork in the right. hlotch brand On right
| hip thus XXI.
10. One sore, pony, with fOGr white feet;
| ball face, saddle marked. about 3 years old
branded and counter branded I. l. E. on the
| left hip.
IL One sorrel horse, about years Old, blsz.
face, branded j. IT, on left shoulder and m
| $. t. on left hip.
Is. One roam horse, 2 years old, with streal
in face and branded i. j. on The left sho-l
| der.
10. One roam filly with white streak in face, Z
white feet, no brand.
u. o sorrel mare mule, 10 or - Y ara old
/ - hAI DIS high, saddle marked, branded "a
| - above II ON the Left thigh, and q i IN brand
| on the left shorlds-. mol lcgbile.
| r ). NOINIi. [ ON Tr.Nis Co.
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Note. from the capltaI,

WASHINGTON, March IA COM
municstion was made public tonight
by the National Gfeenback labor par
", addressed to the Republican and
Democratic members elect of the House,
maintaining that the National party
holds the balance OF power, not only in
the present House, but In the States of
Maine, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
ILLINOIS and Michigan, and asserting
that they intend following out their
principles and placing the responsible
" Of their temporary defeat upon those
who shall organize the House against
them. Continuing, the communion
ton says: ''There must be no misiak-
ing our single and rcsolute purpose by
our action to,bring relief TO our suffer-
ing constituents, BY giving full en-
ployment and adequate reward to la
Dor, impart new life and vigor to the
PROSTATE business industries of
the country, and give hope to de-
spairing debtors. Recognizing the
fact that much will depend
upon the organization of the House for
securing legislation IN their behalf
and that the result will make up the
Issue in the great struggle between
the people and the money power in
1880, we propose to cooperate with
you by electing as Speaker either s. S.
Cox, Of New York, James Phelps, of
Connecticut. w ID. Kelly or Hen
drick, B, Wright, Of Pennsylyania,
Thos. Ewing, OF Ohio, Greenbury L.
Fort Of Illinois, VIM. II. FELTON,, of
Georgis, John w. Bright. or H, C.
Young, OF Tennessee, each Of whom,
by their puoiie record on the financiSl
question, have secured the confidence
OF cur constituents, or any other mem
Ter OF the House competent to con-
duct its business and who by his pre-
vious adherence to our principles has
shown that in this behalf be can, rise
shUvcthe former political sffiliations.n
They claim to represent on this propo-
nlion more than one million votes.
WASHINGTON, March I4.-The men,
bers Of Congress are arriving tonight
IN considerable numbers, and there is
Al appearance Of increased animation
in the hotels. where the question of or
ganizing the two houses Is actively
discussed. The opinions concerning the
speakership are very wide, but the
ffiends OF Blackburn and Randall con-
tinue hfm in the faith that their re-
spective choices will be successful.
The candidates for the ether positions
seems to be multiply ing. There are
indications that tomorrow saod sun
day viii be very busy days among the
applicanis. The impression exists in
some quarters tonight that considers
Die time viii be consumed in organic
ing the House. ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-03-20
A N ORDINANCE
To Amend.ArtIcIe4 42 of the Revised
0Edln ncea of lhe l,iIK of AuAIin.

To Amend.ArtIcIe4 42 of the Revised
Ordinances of the city of Austin.
SECTION /, Belt Ordained 6y The City Council
Of lie CITY Of Austin:
That article 442 OF the Revised Ordinances Of
the city OF Austin, under the title Policemen
and Police Regulations" passed March 9, 1873.
be amended 30 hereafter to read as follows:
Article 442 QSD' the mayor may when the good
of the city demands the same. by and with the
advice and consent OF the board Of aldermen ap-
point a reasonable number of persons Of good
character to be special policemen for such length
Of time end no longer, as said board OF alder
men may direct; PTOUtded that said special pD-
licemen shal be commissioned by the mayor for
the time they are appointed, and when on duty
such shall wear suitable badge to he provided
b6 the city mRrshal; and, PTOUidcd further, that
no arrest sh Ill be made by any such special po-
licemsn. as such, unless the written appoint
ment of the mayor be exhibited by him at
the time OF making such arrest; and, pToUided
cial policeman TO Dear arms. unless on actual
duty: and, Dr0Uided further, that no such spe-
cial policeman shall be entitled 10 or incur in
any manner, directly or indirectly, any pay,
fines, costs or other reward for any arrest made
or other services performed bghim; and pToTi-
ded further, that such special policemen when
acting in accordance with the requirements OF
this article and OF other ordinances OF the city OF
Austin, shall possess the same powers and be
helm under like restrictions regular police
men of the city,
SIC. ,. That all appointments OF special po-
licemen heretofore issued by The mayor under
authority OF said article 442, or any other ordi-
nance Of said city, be and the same are hereby
revoked.
SEC 5. That this ordinance take effect and be
in force from and after its passage. G p
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The disinterested Dallas Commercial:
''The proprietor of the Austin STATES
MAN was too long IN getting his rights
in tae matter OF printing the daily jour
nal OF the Legislature. Eutwithstand-
ing the fact that the STATEs.lAS has
furnished the only lu.i report Of legIs-
lstive proceedings, tie GllYeston Ne,rs
has all along received the chief benefit
arising from the expenditure made for
daily newspapers for the use of men,
bers. II it was wrong to spend the
peoples money in this manner in the
first place, it was douhly wrong to con-
tribute It as a campaign fund TO that
establishment which approaches nearer
to a monopoly than anything else N
Texas"
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slockmea viii see, by reference to
he advertisement of the Capital State
Fair Association, that the hst Of race
nr-miums Is all that could be wished
rnd that horse men viii be attracted
from 5 distance and in great numbers.
Fhe Indications are, from the arlanke-
ments being made. that the fair during
lhs cnming fan viii be the grandesi
tvsr held south Of St. LOUIS.
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CrrY CLERKS OFFICE,

AUSTIN, TKNAs, March II, l5IY- I
j hereby certify that the above and foregoing
ordinance was passed by the City Council OF the
aRd was presented BY me to the mayor for his
approval on the fourth day OF March, 1879, The
ordinance neither having been approved by The
mayor or returned with his objections thereto
within the time prescribed by law, the game has
become law without his approval.
4 L. NJ BRADLEY, City Clerk.
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ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice OF Dividend Meeting and APP
pficA1iOn for nBfscharge.
In the District Court OF the United States for
the western district Of Texas. -.
- n y: n Baine 4 Co, bankrupts, docket
Csc No. lozS
crsaiiors q said bankrupt are hereby notified
thai second general meeting viii be held 81
The oEcc q TIE H0a- r. II. Ward. register in
bankrnptcy IN said district a Austin. Texas. on
Friday. ne twenty eizhfh day of March. A. ID.
lSlS. ~ 10 O'Clock. A. n. for the purposes
named N The twenty seventh and tuc1ty-eighth
SECTIONS % The Bankrupt Act Of March q ISL
J WooIDEnsE. AksiEnee
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n SPLENDID HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
eM0REST'S MONTHLY
THE TORONTO "ADYERRTISER'

Isthe best family newspaper published in Cana
d has the largest circulation OF any weekly with
no exception, and IL the beat medi I'm for ad-
pertisine in British North America. Iis rates
are the lowest Of any other weekly, and the sub
seripfion is only 81 per year, sent postage paid
10 any part Of the world.
IT EDEARD DEVINE, Proprietor.
0mees-t7 and - Adelaide Street East, Toronto
CAnadA-
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NTARsHAL's SALE.

I win sen at public aue'ion on Tuesday, the
eighteenth day Of March. 1873, a. 10 O'Clock A.
n, AZ the wagon yard Of Schafier a 1uagroye
on East Pecan street, the following described
animals IN accordance with article - or the C1tJ
Ord nance: One black-and-Shite spotted bar
row, marked crop and swallow fork on right
ear, one black and white spotted SOW marked
crop and swallow fork on right ear; one black
barrow marked crop and swallow FORK on night
ear; one white spotted SOW, marked crop and
swallow fork on right ear; one blue and-Uhite
SOW. marked crop and swallow fork In right ca;
enc SOW marked crop split and under bit on
rigkf ear and spiit on left ear. color blnc-
mai9 q I'D. CREAKY. City Marshal.
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At Austin, In the Colorado river. The under.
signed viii lease for term OF years 800 horse
power for manufacturing Purposes. At very reA
sonable terms. with or without water wheel We
have now running our &c inch American Turbine
wheel, which gives 10o-horse power.
div W.T. CHAMBERS BROS.
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.EXAS LAND WANTED.

We are now having calls from every section OF
the State for land suitable for farms and ranches.
Sales are mostly mada TO actual settlers for part
time, secured by vendors lien. Parties wishing
to make sales through US will please send title
pare with power to sell and instructions Us to
mfAnhum price, terms, etc. -
del9w3p Austin. Texas.
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"A N ORDINANCES


IN a a-r ,l--t rs u Ns' -
Amending section 30 of LIeenses
fand Occupation TRxes, Va hIch Is
Article 6S2 Of JkeSised Ordi0ances
of the CITY OF AuNun, imp Oa1ng tax
b e orfaiSed 6y tie CITY lOt.alcil OF De
Cftsqf AaStiR.
That section 30 under the head OF Licenses
and Occupation Taxes, which IL article 6Ss Of
the Revised Ordinances OF tho City OF Austin,
imposing =. license TAX OF tweniy-6Yc dollars
upon every aucttoneer, IN addition to the
rights and cuties already contained in said sec
ton and article, be aud IL hereby amended
so as to read as follows: That any party hold
this right Is authorised 10 EMPLOY some one 20
cry or cell the property for him, provided this
does not ielease the said party holding such
license nom any OF his Responsibilities 10 the
city, and be BE- responsible Tor the acts of his
said employed hand in crying on said properly
fer him, aud provided farther, that said party
holding said license shall employ and put up 10
cry FOX HIM no more AGENTS and represent atives
than he has rights or AncSion--Jhat "a on man
for each license hon the city that he holds
Passed February ), lsss- - j
AUSTIN, TEXAS. February 10. 1873.
I herehy certify thai the above aud foregoing
ordinAnee WAS passed By the City Council - The
City % Austin oE the third day Of February, A.
D. 1873. and wae presented BY me 70 the Mayor
Tor his approval Ga the fourth day OF February
iSs9. The ordinance neither having been. lap'
proved by the Mayor nor returned with hisAoh-
jecnons thereto within the time prescribed by
law. he same has 6ecoIae law without his sp-
nsfisiot L N.BRADLRY. cSsyclsrk.
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1t costs $40 from Houston to Lead
VILE, the Central selling through
tickets. But most feliows had better
inquire about the ways and means OF
getting back. We don't want as citi-
zens of Texas such people rs may be
seduced by L:sdTilIe's sheen of silver
and gold, and the Central and other
roads will double the pnce of return
tickets. There is 20 need for this.
Ninety-nlue Of each hundred Will only
enter the bowels of tue Rocky Noun
tsins 10 find a yeri;able hell, and Can
only return as hadlY burnt paupers.
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By Houston and Texas Cen
tral, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BOG
Total bales. ....... 23,O45
The hide and wool trade are more or
less demoralIzed. Hides cannot I'M
prove, unless the leather trade revIves,
and the wool operations North are
simply from hand TO mouth.
The provision trade was firm. All
hog products have q tendency to
higher prices. Bacon brings 1-2 to
G 3-4c for clear sides. Lard Sc and
hams to 10c.
Considerable amounts of corn have
been thrown on the market. Prices
are remuneratlve, 55 to Csc having been
paid. Oats bring 40c, and good wheat
20 TO SOC. Flour is firm and in good
supply.
The money market was relieved by
the disbursement of nearly 500, 900
from the treasury. The registration
of warrants and their payment as now
carried on by the Treasurer works vel,
and Is certainly fair. Warrants are
selling from ninety five to ninety-seven
cents, but will decline materially as
soon as deficiency appropriations are
made. Some short sales have been
made at eighty-fve cents deliverable
ten days after the adjournment of the
Legislature, o. *. warrants are dull
and lower at eighty cents to eighty
TWO cents, and pension certificates are
utterly unstable except at fifty and
: sixty cents. 1t is reported that an
III 80 N,a
Committee proposes to have the pen
sion certificates submitted to COM
missioner on account of possible fraud.
An honorable Senator informed the
writer that that the Comptroller did
not even consideS the Certificates
like o. X. accounts. All
this would be extremely silly were it
not extremely serious; because the
State OF Texas cannot afford to have
even shadow of reputation raIse its
bead, when the State is occupieSwith
bringing about a funding operation
which viii reduce taxation by $50, 600
a year on the pension bonds alone.
We hold the pension certificates are as
valid claim against the State of
Texas as the pension or any-other
bond, and must be paid unless the
State wants to repudiate. We claim,
: further, that the pension certificates
are adjudicated claims, which even the
doctrine of the Comptroller, should
we understand his meaning correctly,
cannot influence. II there was fraud
in obtaining these certificates, then it
was the Comptroller's duty not to issue
his warrant, or rather, he was abso-
lutely required to be satisfied that the
applicant was entitled to pension,
and the law gave him the
power to ask FOR proof Of
the business of : the pensioners
claims. (See General Laws of Texas,
Fifteenth Legislature, p. 60, Sec. .12.)
Or the Comptroller having signed the
certificate that Smith or Brown was
entitled to warrant for pension, which
he could not draw for want of suffi-
cient appropriation, we think the GER
tificstes are as good as the warrants,
and It would be bad faith should
commission be appointed in Difference
to rural member
But little was doing in land certifi-
Gates. Aleernates ara offering at $50
for single certificates, and prices are
shaved for round amounts. Straights
bring $is5 to $3.50, and Internationals
could be had at $3.50.
Exchange is quiet but firm at lie per
cent. on Eastern points.
FRANCIS B. FORSTER.
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THO THE UNEMPLOYED.

The Peabody Business Agency will secure
situations for clerks, statesmen, book keepers,
teachers, railroad men, bosses, no ,sckecpers
house servants, lab1rcrs etc. Appicat ons
for situations must be accompanied by eXpe
riences. also Onc-third the regular fee which
sitSation is secnrei We auaprsntee every s ap
plication situation within thirty days from
The date OF application Address, Stating the
kind OF business prefer, d, location, etc, IL. G.
Cameron, Gilmorcs Mills, Va, Gene raj SOath
ern Agent. m52mw.