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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT. W. c. Hall left last Tuesday for Eureka Springs.
 w. D. Williamson is off on few months visit to Palmer, Texas. ~-Capt. P. J. Rollow, of Dover, was in town visiting friends last Monday.
 Glad to see Mrs. K. H. Shinn out again after her recent severe illness.
 -Dr. T. N. Wyatt has gone to Chi cago to attend the conclave of Knight Tsmplars.
 Editor Cewnover, of the Darda- nelle Immigrant, came over eK visit last Thursday.
 Capt. J. II. Perry has so far recov- cred from his recent sickness as to be on the streets this week.
 -Msssrs. Sam Harris and Charlie Johnson, of Dardanells, were over on visit to the city Sunday.
 James M. Luker has joined the crowd and gone to Eureka. We wish him pleasant trip.
 Prof. J. W. Jones, one of the lead ing educators of the state, came down from Dover Monday on a short visit.
 MT. s. N. Evans and family and Misses Bena Gray and Lou Parish are visiting the Dardacells White Sulphur spring.
 Capt. Sam Churchill. representing C.F. Penzel & Co.. Little Rock, was in town this week taking orders for his house.
 --Dr. J. NJ. Gray. Mir. T. c. York and others have gone to the mountains of Yell county for short season of re- creation.
 MT. H. c. Howell started Tuesday last on a brief visit to Eureka Springs. He will bring his family back when he returns.
 MT. W. c. Ludwick has returned from Eureka and reports that his eyes have been greatly benefited by the use of Eureka water.
 U. NJ. Gray, Jr., and Mr. J. b' ! Stafford and family returned last week from the springs of Yell county, uluch improved in health.
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= Captain and Mrs. J. c. Ferguson have gone to Eureka Springs for the benefit of the lattsr's health. Mrs. F. will remain several weeks.
 MT. Cad Hanks, one of the boss commercial men, and representing Brooks, Nsely < Co.,, Memphis, was in town Saturday.
 MT. John Ogden, master mechan- ic, late of Van Buren, Is visiting our town with the view of permanently locating. We welcome Mir. Ogden.
 We were pleased to receive call from our ed-looking friend Mir. Win. l.. Cole, of Dardanelle, last week, who has been taking in Eureka and the northwest.
 We were pleased to receive . call this week from Mir. Geo. R. G. Jones, of the Memphis and Little Rock rail- road, with headquarters at Little Rock. MT. Jones is cousin of the senior editor of this paper, and was enroute to Eureka Springs.
 Capt. George Howell returned last Saturday from A pleasant trip to Eure- ka. We were sorry to learn from him that Capt. Scott, the senior editor Of this paper, had not recovered from the kick received from his mule shortly after his arrival at the springs. We at first understood it to be slight wound from which he would soon recover, but such seems to be not the case. We re- gret exceedingly to hear of this misfor- tune to our senior.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-19
MEMPHIS 6 LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD. THK ONLY DIRECT ALL RAIL ROUTE TO M E M P HIS, Chattanooga,
 Nashville,
 Knoxville.

ATLANTA, RICHMOND, LYNCHBURG, HUNTSVILLE, DECATUR, Montgomery, Selma, Grenada, CANTON, JACKSON, MISS, and all principal points in the Southeast.
 AND VIA MEMAHIs TO LOUISVILLE, CINCfNN ATT, PITTsBURG, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHfA,NEW YORK, ,BOsToN,a ,and all principal Northern and Eastern Citiesl
 Connecticut made st MEMPHIS with trains on MEMPHIS & CHARLEETON Louisville Nashville and Great Southern, Mississippi q Tennessee, And PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAIL ROADS. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to tho Cele- brated Springs of VIRGINIA. Through Tick cts on sale to all points at ARGENTA LIT TIE ROCK. RUDOLPH FINK,
 N. .S.JAY, General Manager.
 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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TEXTS FOR RPATRIOTs.
QuOtable Sentences From Gen.
 HancOck's State Papers.

Quotable Sentences From Gen.
 HancOck's State Papers.
 The bayonot is rot a fit instru- msnt for collecting the votes of freemen.
 The great principals of American liberty still are the lawful inherit anee of this people, and ever should be.
 Power may destroy the forms but not the principles of justice; these will live in spite even of the sword.
 It is a vital principle in our sys- tenn that neither fraud nor force must be allowed to subvert the rights of the people.
 The army should have nothing to do with the selection or inaugura- ton of Presidents. The people elect tue President.
 would under no circumstancss allow myself or my troops to deter mine who were the lawful members of State legislature.
 The people elect the President The Congress declares who he is We of the army have only to obey it's mandates and are protected in so doi ng only so far as they may be lawful.
 The right of trial by jury, the habcas corpus, the liberty of the press, the freedom of speech, tho natural rights of persons and the rights of property, must be preser yed.
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CRETE.
Notice of Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT DARDANKLLE ARKr
 July 23gl, lSS0.
 Notice is hereby given that the Following named settler has iiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of hls claim, and will appear before the Register apd Receiver of the U $. Land Office Ut Dardanele, Ark, on saturday the 2sth day of AugnS,, 1880, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days froIn the date of this notice, vz3 James Holmes, homestead application No. 39i4 for thu N. W. h sec, 2i tp. N. R. iS w. s"d < ls s.T. !, said .saet,on' township and range. and naues the following as hIs wit nesses, sis. Enoch Bell. Wm. Js Ross, George W. Barnes and Thomas Y Ross. an Of Witts aisej T. M 6IasoS, Register
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ioFFfCfAL.1 PROPOSED AMENDME
 TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARK.
No. f.--Joint Resolution, proposing
 ment to the Constitution of the Sts

No. f.--Joint Resolution. proposing
 ment to the Constitution of the st; 2 Resortsd 6g tAe House of Rspyeseata Gsnerug 4 sse,nbfg of fds Sfdte oI 1,'ka iorify ofdI the members of each H0a ( fherstoj;
 That the following Article shall b 1. as an Amendment to the Jonstitnti ' State of Arkansas, which when agrt majority of all the members electt house and adopted bv majority oft Of the state voting at the next gener; for Senators and Representatives sh part of the said Constitution, nam ARTIC. XX. The General Asscn have no power to levy any tax or mai ptopriutions to pay either the pripcit terest or any part thereof Of any of il ing bonds of the state, to-wit: Bon under an act Of the General Assemh State of Arkansas entitled "An Act [, for the Funding of the public debt Of approved April G, A. n. 1869, and from four hundrctl and ninety-ono to hundred and sixty inclusive, being tn ing Bonds. delivered to F. w. Capef. times called ..IIaiford Bonds,' or bons as railroad aid bonds, issued under a the General Assembly of the State ot i. entitled An Act to atd in the constrt railroads approved July 2t. All 1ssss, called "Lcyee Bonds.n being bonds isa der an act of the General Assembly Of l 10 Arkansas entitled An Act proyi' the building and repairing the public the public levecs of the state and foi oi posesn approved March 1G \. D. 1888, supplemental act thereto approved Apl and the act entitled 'An Act to ameni entitled "An Act providing for the and repairing of the public leyces ofth approved March g. A. D. 1SIl, and any viding for any such tax or appropriati be null and void.
 Hook effect April 5, 1879. The foregoing is true copy of the roll on file in my office.
 Witness my official signiture Al tScal. office this the 3,t day of Feb. A
 (Sigued) JACOB FRoLlc
 Secretary ol
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Attention Ladies! i!

Why will you buy an eastern made shoe, whom for little more mo 1ey you can buy at Wilson's genuine cnstom made shoe, every pair warranted to be irst-class and to give entire satisfac- tion? Come and see tham.
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DIED.

Near Russellville on Sunday August l5, Catherine McKeever, consort of Mr. Andrew McKeever, about ffty- eight years.
 Mrs. McKeever was . sister of old Mother Russell, Of this place, and has lived in this county many years.
 On Sunday the 18th inst, an infant son of MT. and Mrs. c. c. Luker.
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OFFICE OF sEcsrrAr

OF STATE OF AkhAN
 In conformity with the requirements
 act of the General Assembly of Arkansa tel "An Act to regulate the mode of prt and voting upon amendments to the Co ton of tho State of Arkansas approved 2, 1870, hereby give notice to the elect this State that at tsthc next general elect Senators and Representatives" to be IL this State, to-w wit: On the 9th day of Sept A. D. 1880, the foregoing proposed amen to the Constitution of the State or Ark will be "snbmittcd to the electors Of the for approval or rcjection:" and ''that catl tor on depositing his ballot at such elcctio vote for or against said amcndment; am, each electOr in voting upon sad amendn required by law to have ''written or p on his ballot;r the words if in favor or it's ton, ssfor Amendment No. f,' or. if q. its adoption Against No. Amcndment.'
 Witness my official signature am lSEAL.l of office, this 2d day of Feb. A; u
 (Signed) JACOB fRoIlC Sept. 2l Secretary of St
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THE DHNT1sTRy BILL.

The bill " Mr.. Jackson. If Nn7ohitaehea "
regulate the practice " dan'iairy. which naaaad
i third reading IN the House YESTERDAY makes
Il unlawful for any one tn practice aenttetry
without having graduated and received y ~
plumA from 4 dental college, or 4 certificate
from board Of examining iantsta consisting
OF Ave dental graduates. who ara members nf
the Louisiana state Dental ariaty This e,-
Apintng haarN 'a to NJ al punnn|ly ~ the time
OF the Meeting Ut tha ptata Rental Annfa'y y,
beard IL ta furnish certificates to suitable apnli-
eants without Zee or charge nndta Reep record
Of all pefepns TO whom certificates ara granted
which shall he evidence In any court If the
HtAte Three mamhaia Nc the board VIII arnsti
tute quorum Penalty fnr violating the act u
Gsed at fine of not leas than $50 nat more
than Asoo. hut regular physictans and sulsaone
are e4cpptai from tta operations, One-hnlt If
sueh fnaa are ~ 40 10 the Dental Society, and
the other half ~ The educational fund nl tha
parish where the nn-nee ia "e,rmi'ted. nan
0ets in practice nj the time Of the passage ~
the act are exemptea from ita provisions.
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THE sECoND BRIGADE.

Az thie IL the frat time that THE brigade vii
turn out III a body. II u good that ruhiic'ty
ehculd he given AL la movements, aud We
therefore append General oriere No.
HEArar aRrFns SECOND Rp,aAhE !
Firat Division La state National Guard
Nav Orleans. February ~. 1880 \
General Orders No 81
l. In compliance With GENERAL ar'era M. J.
from divisian Headquarters, tina Miaada will
assemble for parade aud review ou:E& aiay. the
twenty second instant AZ a'aatk Il ~ eharr,
on north eide Of Canal street. rtnht resting ON
Burgundy street, IN the following order
German Battalion. Lieut., Col. Aug. Reahard
commanding,
Crescent t|ty Battalion. CAN'T, II y, rleaaanta
commanding.
Alabama state treora, Dol Il. H. Irwin com
smRndips,
Battalion Washington Artillaty Major J II.
Richardson commanding
III. After completion ~ rarnin, tho brigade
will ha transported ~ train IL the Mataria
Cemetery, to participate In the ceremonies al
tending the unwilling Of the Washington Ar
hilerY monument,
I'LL II Ia especially necessary fnr the brigade
line 10 be formed pfrn,rtly NJ the hour inii.
Gated, In order " carry OUT the programme .t
the day.
Br order Of Lieut.. Col On. l. FrNSpB, com
mand,ns. W g. II, ROBINSON,
ACTING A a
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MapI III. AHtklN AIlN,

oIry HOTEL TX Helt, air John n Cham
,Infa,a, J Il Oo''on, Hog Point la r. Asher.
city; " q alrpn,l baton rouge: N n Tama, u
= ntmy = w Mnscn. K4achi In NAba Ham
ton aud VILE 1T T. ula. Mis- W u puisau mud
daughter TnEas tter y Il Hln"htu,'n In. II q
Darcy, Newark M John Gputgan qhieaee:
W I Miller Michigan; Iohn Ku"ft, TT louis l.
W navIa anl Wife, Miss Daisy Malone In T +
Utphtnwn Anarta Ia VIM Willnrns East
Font la. W II Hastings Tnsar xann. Ark Mrs
Gao II wilson Miss Hnra i,aa Wilaau Hhreva-
port G . Glenaul ynshhnre Va.
dAsslnV'a IInIFI, john u Anderson N
Y AN Williams aud wife w Il Barnes Mics !,
Il Manarka MilwnuRasi ! = Webb Ala. A u
Neadl,p. Mob 10. Allie England J q Ahbatt
Lexington Miss J II Eene, Tenneasoe. s
Wie4ert, .lanka"n, NIas r basIer Mobile, +
Duncan Glann, ~; |, Huknr Gteanyiiln.
Mise, NJ l|anlnn IN. s. + Rl' lton Rolling Fort.
II II Estes. Right Corner. Mas q II Cnrnphell
7 u witty, Wtnona. Mise, Mrs uelu,sn and
Geo Rn,gent. Virginia; MoGnrmnk Echo,
Ohio.
ST NHAHLEa UOTFI-E Walnnann. Phla.
Ialphla. " lpnh In Now YORK W NJ Reynolia
Koptueky Jno J. Blake. Baltimore, A y DaDner
Mobile, " Maryn. Louisiana ! Shelby Irwin
and wlfo Kentucky. G Il titank anriaga, Atknn
aaa Mrs q u Jones, q II Jones, jamestown n
v, Peter Mner and wlfa, W l.atbara wood
yIia Miss r . BOYD + Il BOYD Ghea,er Miss
Mrs II II atena, Mssns atonn. Lexington. ny.
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= azard city jas " CLARK. Quincy. W. Fred u
Hrowar Now York J w Bar T. III MARY Writ
Dexter. N Fairbanks, Ghi"ngn
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s s2an,sensea end oriarsa g ss snsroeses and
easssa = Y s ~ . rsnasafJ VI nera 4..
bi,j rf he State Or ta,Rsinna That anr pteet-
dent, director, mauaear or naah'er r. H i,ss
or banking inat,tu,ion. who shall aeaan! e the
racapfinn 1T dannalts wv tha rraat'n u 'ans
hy such bank W banking institution. n'' =, l., -
shall hive SNOW ledge Of the fa't That y f9, "
anlvsnt ar In falling elrrurnatanrps, shnt' i've
sniity Of a breach If fruat, aud eha'l nr9nt "nn
yiction suffer inn,lsnnn,am,, n, ,, " sN'
sA AL NJ rapaal net M % ot The arf1 g le1s
entitled al act 10 lnertpnrar the tmWm ~ ,,' -
lille u the Ea,la "t aeP ~ ,ta thir renJnp
ANOTHER arF'rAn .RnFR.
.t,ha HI, ,ara,tad Nv the 1nmm''teo On Oily
Affairs preyilina fat pew aha',ef ~, ,na ni1
of New urleans waa taken NJ nj Ire ane, H.
s sstsren z, 4 n ,h az IL - ~ !.
Rapresente'ive nar"tnauy nnn1nnnn' 'ha' y
En W tae sef as1's 10 !" the "omma II vhale
falling that to the COMMITTEES on faraeh'a'
hnnrasente'iva Rlil'u argued Tint the btu
~ta,,Ji III cant hars tA the COMMITTEES ~ Nitv
Charter which should ~ 'M"'wrf'' V ae"'n
oRhsnresa,tatlve Fatmer 'ne'stef' that the dpp'
uitfaa on uity Aeiita was htnefns 1tfriu. The
work which II was created ~ reffnrm nalnn'y
the drawing ~ " Nv having ha"'l nnmn'n,aM
fhe bill sbnnll pn tntha tOmmittaa nn Corpora
Hons, IN a, nptipnne with the action af the
House Yesterday 10 reference to q b'l unen the
same suhiaat.
Rarresentativc RICHARDSON member II The
COMMITTEES Oh CITY Charter espla'net' TINT me
report that had been r,'ntaa waa incomplete
and Il wsn not tho PURPOSE Of the committee tc
submit II 70 the Hanse ns . t'nal report y va,
fhE Intention to aah that y should w n,inteh
for the iaa Of the committee and not " ire
After many points o. order and apme rnnfu
slpn Representative Pulgat moved that the hill
be referred 80 the Committee nn Faronhial At
fAirs Iaai-yaaa H. NAYS AZ
Representative Riil,n moved that the Com
fnltea On City Charter y revived
Representative Farmer moved M enhst,-
snittee consistine ii nj! the menhata from the
city Of New Orleans. Laid On the table yaaa
ne, nays aa.
:. The motion of Representative Bllliu wac
Representative nlllu then moved that the
bill be recemmitted to the COMMITTEES On City
Charter.
Representative Gaegrnya made The point VI
order that M affirmative vote " two thirds waa
required 10 reeummit n hill, and Tint the fefer
ef,ce Of the bill before thu Hose fell under that
The Speaker ruled That The point Was veil
taken, and that twnthiyla vote wnul., ~ ~
auifed to fpnpmml' The bin
!. Representative uaden, of hnsstar, arnea'ed
from the deeisinn of the Chair, which was over
ruled by the House-vea 2T. nave 49,
The motion of Rani esentatiya Rill,u was then
adopted
Committee on Cts Ghatte, he az 'n"yeased ~
TO Include all the elf, memhe,s Adopted
The Chair announced the following srarial
committee on the NaHGnngh fund. Hanfaaent
alive Butler Buchanan, ~ tten, Lancaster aud
fhippe.
On motion of Representative Richardson the
gemmit ,s,. On en-, mh",tes was allowed ten
The House then adjourned nnt'l ts morrow
mt IA O'Clock yeas ~. naya ~.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ell G Rarthalemv To J G. Richard. ono half
square bounded Nv llaln"minea. Ferriet,
Nnaurn AMI GaAi7 straoa. 2anslFO. fpea
r. A. H'Aunin "a Mrs. NJ CAR etann. u lot
With buildings hannioihv Ursniines Nhnrtrea
Houpitai and Royal stroeta. 2Gs6a. alhna
(Nherit'a anlel VIM. l. Isnul ~ 9. H. Gnte, . lot
with buildings bounded hy frytanin. Mol
pomona Coliseum aud Tarpaich"re stro"'a.
2eNpG $4,000
Fnrtlinnud ilttka 10 Moehalr Winteter. ~ lot
With tuprovnments. bounced by GuaEamhouRo.
ninnvillo. ncrhisny ani Claiborne Rtr"ata. n y
iua flaat.
Ghatlaa Winekaln,nn mud purnceaian Of q
Ninrkalman H. Virgil Ilnnantgneur lo wi h
IMPROVEMENTS bounded hv Gto. Etato. Frank
lin mud Basin e5ranta. 2pSit9 ffib
Il, W Hawlfn 10 Jas. Fmnnery. ~ lni with I'm
prnvGmauta, bound hy Ghipncwa, 1t. Thomas.
F,rat ant Sar9na atrnnta 2aNli3, tlih
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You SOC boss. liars n niggnr llbln' M my
way who ortar to i'n .nnltnn Cur ri. said mn
old darkny To The enptaiu nj the Central sta
tIan yeeterdny "Whnt'e hN been doing unw2''
"Waal sab. las fall ! lent him my az nm
whom wanted VI back ha hranal right ~ an
told that posaesshnn was MIN" pntss ~
law, md refused tn glib 1t M" Yes "Wanl
de otl'inr day ! aent do ole woman otsr m
aho borrowed his buck saw. m whom Julius
cum for II | toln him jat like he answered
ms, an stood Oh my dlgnit W "WeIIY' II
had nine pfnts - Inv. didn't if' YES. =
An how many plnta am dc law composed
Off II don't know exactly "WeII. dat g
what hucdara me. fur dat nigaer saw dem
nine pn's. ahai up hla lef' "Ye fur me- pitched
do ole woman obe, bari mn walked off
with hla saw nu my SNOW ehnvelto boot II
had nine pfnta he mus hcv bud oveG twenty
M chen den he didn't half Int himself out
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II I,nmhau va T. Mnrohaeaaa,, nj nj Judg-
naui hy Default agninai Jneoh Hoffman for
f1lR ~ confirmed
Executors ~ Patrick Irwin va. Leon Irwin.
u,iin ~ pay over hnlnnHa af fuula nf,anluto
sheriff ordered to pay over ftnas tn ulatntiHs.
Mis- paenn OF ais.. representatives IF tho lsto
Arm of panan tn va Crescent Mutual In
s,lrnnrn Company Insurance On hottomry
bond for n 800 90 Tho Norwegian ship Mati Ia
Fra,Ie,ien Tho ship loft the port on the NTH ~
June iaia mud got aground NJ n mud lnnp In
South i'asa on tho eisth, Application for In
surannn made Tint day Tho ahip
ported aground ON the hn, on tho aevonth. went
To IN tho eighth and on TINT day tho In q
atirnnon wna grnhtai Afterwards sha wns
found lnaltinE md wont into Kay Wnu In ,iia-
tfees. She was tharo condemned aud sold.
Deet,u' d estate holds tho ho,tanrv honda. and
rho nnao itHa l,eon ON trial for several days. 1t
Will hA au'lfntttnh 10 day.
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A M l1a ri M r, MTG.
Irana Orera House.

The pahamian Hl'l wac presented last even
Inc At thia theatre With Stone anenn Castle.
Mcdonald md Rgse ~ tIn paa,e CASTLE was
decidedly Nv y very hnd ncnaitinn alnsrlnp wi, b
~ terribly hueky vniea. To night Ntse Abbott
takes he, BENEFIT IN Paul anl Virginia.
ACADEMY np Mnaln.
Thrae more performances elnaa tho engage
men. If The Frangaine Combination. They
nprea. tn n'ght ~ rnartow's Maftrao, ara
10 morrow uight fnl the Inst tlme this season.
aud M ann, occasion Nan,ah The Hntsair will
IN presented
The company have mada many friends and
aalned tnnun,nrahle al'nlrara IN thia niir, md
10 unnh, theie viii hr eunf hnuaes at tha
Academy for the balance If the week
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nj X ! k.ROM Il RAYON.

Yesterday evening y large noncaurac w enr
rowing friends followed II no grave the heiy
of Mr. Jerome nyon, from his late residence
on Marais street
MIR naYon was M,n fathnr NJ oar aAtremnl
fellow citizen nr Henrt Rsyrn and wss sev-
ant,-two yeara Of sgn at the time of his death
He had for many years been an Invalid and
though 4 heavy stroke - HIN family death was
H. him more III relief than 4 calamity. H!s
life had baan we'll filled As that 81 a usafsl and
energetic ei'is.n OF Louisiana. He MAS at he
time Of his death, perhaps, the Oldest Journal
list living la this State.
II. started biz journalistic career IN 1897 AZ
editor Of the Nsw Orleans Bee. Of which paper
he later became ole proprietor. Having sold the
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DEPARTMENT or FtsAnuH.

DEPARTMENT or FtHAntfH. CtT7 HAIL,
New Orleans. .tapuatF II. 1890. !
A III, FFHHDhH OWING CITY TAXES FOH
~ tho year 1880 ntn hereby notified that the
city will feaava ten mills on account ri Tbs Tux
ri nitaan mills levied Tor that year. and will
give credit for such pnr'inl payments on the taE
bills stamping tho same tser thirds Tux patd.
md retaining aamo. IF The courts sl,all decide
that only rar cent Ia NIL TINT nau be demanded,
Theses partially nala inE bills will ha 1aIvarad
~ the Taxpayers reeaf rfa In nil. IT thny de-
edo TINT tho lnvp of !, rnt cont Is wild the re-
manning ball # Dor cent will ba Commanded
with interest thofaen from, March ~ 1890 No re-.
neinta for partial payments ri tHSos undar this
notice shall be considered q waiver u any
nj Tho rights ~ The city ~ nr9"ohi for tho roo
nandar All good rliH@ne who desire ~ see
tho eyrenGfs Of Tho municipal GoVarurnent
pad. Including tho s"hnp tem'h0rs. police, la
hnrara. ste nr0 raJuN- lei too no forward md
pay thnr tayns tn ftll pr On nr"punt under
thIs notice. This aye'nm If e1lWc'ian VIII bs-
gin on and nFtnt THJlN&naY tho flnh lnstnnt.
For those who rpy th" lfaep ~ III tax tho fol-
lowFng ratios If earh rohata Hill ho nileWoj VIZ.
tfntil thu III e0Hth If Fetrunry ner cont
From Inv ftaanth ri Ffbtnpty ~ the twenty
ninth !,tnlusive per rHnt
From me FIRST ii MntGh II tho thirty. FIRST NJ
March, per cont.
ALE II fShkfHON.
fnttf Administrator If Finance.
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CON FIRM ATIONH.

The following arnn,ntments made hr Goy.
Wilt have bean confirmed by the aenate
Louie Ulyaae Foae, notary public fnr the mar
iah uf ASSUMPTION
Clement Il, Roy, notary public for the rar'eh
OF puinte loupee,
Joseph B. Wilmington, notary publ" for the
parish pf Assumption,
Dr pamuel z. Hnrnahr notary ruhlin tnr The
rAriah of Gnncuria vice Fulton Griffin, re-
signed.
DR. u. G. Holiday. Gaorpe randely. nr. Ed
ward peuchou phiip buchanan Nr, J ! ReNt
Ferdinand Marka L. 9. lufay and Thamaa
Gilmore. administrators W the Charity hna
INITIAL
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FHl.I8 REC. A NJ nv.

Following The suggestion nf the nHW"mAr
and the solicitations " many ftlenda th's bril-
liant a,iiat VIII give matinee rerfnrman"e 10
morrow. Saturday. nj ~ n'eonk, at the French
Gpera Hauee on Bourbon street. One " the
attractions will be the tomhnla which Will en
titla the nwnat nt the lucky number r. have hla
" her nrnyWn portrait drawn sannne ienaute
nv the artist. who nrrmlsaa ~ mike - first
ha,a wi ha attanhel tn eani, Ticket and drawn
according tn tho rules governing suaf casea.
should he winner hs 'l'uii aud ptaet not q
Irar" before tha public NJ Heeamav will az
poInt M hour fnr aittinp