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GALVESTON.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald,
GALVESTON, June j. 1850,
The Texas Freehold, Farm and Emigration
cInion, of London, England, which promised
80 much good for Texas, by cOlonizing an
Intelligent class Of thrifty Englishmen in
Texas, has again to come to grief, through
The rascality OF Mr.. William Dormer, who
assumed and promised to make good to the
ulnion the defalcations Of Langridge, the de-
Eaulting business director and manager By
these representations, Dormer secured the
release of Langridge, who Immediately sailed
for America, after having transferred all his
effects to the said Dormer TO secure him in
Glis settlement with the defrauded union.
Dornler, it seems, converted everything lett
10y Langridge into sterling, besides appro-
Eriating 1890 of trust funds of other parties
tilat had accumulat d in his hands to be paid
mn claims against the estate, and with it, at.
tempted to leave England. He
was arrested and Captain George
tSimpten, who was stakeholder, and deeply
Interested 10 the success Of tue union. writes
Colonel N. B. Yard, tina. Dorner will be
transported tor his rascally peculatious, and
that unless the Texas Freehold, Farm and
Emigration union receives aid in money or
Lands il must cease. Tha. with proper aid
and encouragement it can aud will send So.
900 good thrifty Englishmen and their tami-
lies to Texas in the next five or ten years,
and locate them on lands in the state But
in their present, crippled condition they are
virtually unable to do much. Captain Simp-
ton stated in his letter, that DR.. Kingsbury
had gone to see Colonel Pierce, president of
the Galveston, Harrisburg u San Antonio
railway, and that he had written Colonel
Pierce q letter urging him to take some ac.
tion in the matter, Captain symptom having
been identified with Texas during the stormy
days Of the republic, has since his return to
Englsnd been a strong advocate of the coun-
try, and through his representations of the
fertility Of the soil, salubrious climate and
the grand possibilities of the state, sent
n large number Of people to Texas, who
ARE now thrifty husbsndmen and good,
peace-loving citizens. To secure wider
range for his efforts, and secure greater prac.
ricsl benefits to the immigrants, he actively
participated in the organization of the Texas
Freehold Farm and Emigration union, lin
ited, and it will be learned with regret by
hls old friends here and throughout the state
chat he has been great loser by IIangridge
snd Dormer's rascality. An association that
promises such good to Texas should not be
allowed to fail OF its object for the want of
land or money. The great need Of Texas is
immigration, and all associations who have or
who are trying to supply this want, should
receive the hearty support and encourage
ment of the state and corporations possessed
of large land grants which they desire settled
up by immigrants. Captain George Symptom
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He took six nausesting pills for constipa-
ton. They panied, sickened and griped him
all next day. He lost his appetite, lost day
from business and was left quite feeble His
neighbor, who was also suffering from consti-
patton, took one dose of Bailey's Saline Ape
RENT. 1t cooled and cleaused his stomach,
moved his bowels gently, and the next
morning he felt bright and happy.
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female who is troubled with cold feet or
hands, pains In the side and back, palpitation
OF the heart, monthly suppr, ssion or eN-
cesses, will find prompt and reliable curein
the use of English Female Btters. AS Il
female regulator, IL acts like a charm. Long
standing cases are cured at once.
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Eminent physicians are using Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Warmers
Safe Pills as purifiers Of the blood. Keep
this vital fluid clean and yellow fevet will be
prevented.
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The beautiful crimson blush, the. bright,
sparkling eye, a clear intellect-are so often
wanting among our most lovely females, and
whys Because they are suffering from some
peculiar lingering female complaint. A sure,
safe aud effectual remedy s English Female
Dittprs
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Tho Crawford county, Ark, fair will DO
held on the 10Th, 18th, 14th 10Th and 10th Of
October n..
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rHE HERALDAND COMMERCIAL
1os.Ts ANo sRANoH OFFICES.

Thefo loving parts are Agents AMI have
snarge ol branch ofless OF Tue HEHALp
81 me places named, % solleit -nb-
= crptlous lal make contracts tor aavertlse-
naeuts Tor tals paper aud to collect and receipt
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All Who Drink

Jones Non-Corrosve Paint warranted u
give satisfaction by L. 7, Cowen " Co.
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made TO appear that the POllco Qoe
appointed an Overseer Of q Road, It
shall be sufficient evidence that said
road Is q Public Road.
APPOINTMENT OF ROAD TRACERS.
SEC. q. That all Roads to be here.
after opened aud made, shall be
laid out by q Jury OF freeholders con.
sisting of not less than five members
to be appointed by the Police Jury
for the purpose. 1t shall be the duty
OF said Jury Of freeholders ito trace
and lay out such road to the great.
est advantage Of the inhabitants,
and as little as may be possible to
to the prejudice Of Enclosures, and to
assess such damage a. any person
may sustain. They shall subscribe
to the following oath before any
Justice Of the Peace:
OATH OF ROAD TRAcERs.
Il do solemnly swear that I
will Law out the road now directed to
| be laid out by the Police Jury OF the
Parish Of Natchitoches, to the great
est ease and advantage OF the tnha.
bitants. and with az little prejudice
to Enclosure as may be, without "a
vor or affection, malice or hatred,
and to the best Of my skill! and
knowledge. So help me God. Whlch
said oath shall accompany the Ke'
port Of the Jury Of Freehoiders.
SEC. q. It shall be lawful for any
Individual through whose land the
Police Jury shall cause. a Public
Road to be laid out, to claim = just
compensation therefor.
ROAD TRACERs TO ASSESS DAMAGE AMI
REPORT TO JURY-PI0v1sO.
SEC. .. It shall be the duty Of said
jury OF freeholders to make theil
report In writing, after the laying
out Of any Road, together with {
statement OF any damages ASSESSED
BY them to any individual who's
|, land the road may run, which dam
AGES shall be q Parish charg'
! and shall be paid by the Treasurer 0
the Parish: PROVIDED, however, tina
> said damages shall not appear Il
I the Police Jury to be excessive.
a APPEAL FROM DECISION OF ROAD TRACER
-pROvlsO.
' SEC. &c. Whenever any indivldua
4 through whose land q road laid gu
q % Aforesaid shall pass, may be die
4 satisfied with the decision OF tn
freehOlders, either a. to the courD
' the road 10 to take, or a. to the dam
e ages TO him assessed, he may hav
q Ian appeal to the District Court in q
a cordance With the amount Involved
PRovIDED, that he shall proceed
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INTRODUCTION.

On the seventh of June. A. D.. 1880,
the following resolution was adopted
hy the Police Jury OF the Parish OF
NatchitOChes: 49,.
WHEREAS. The Ordinances OF the
Police Jury OF the Parish are merely
spread upon the minutes OF their
proceedings and no index IS Kept by
which these resolutions can be re.
ferred to, thus rendering ut times
difficult to ascertain what resolu-
tons are in force and what have been
repealed.
be it therefore Resolved that the
Clerk of the Police Jury Is hereby
employed to codify all tho laws and
resolutions Of the Police Jury Of this
Parish OF a general nature.
Be it further Resolved, That the
Clerk OF the Police Jury be allowed
the sum on One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for making a digest Of the
Police Jury Ordinances to be paid out
OF the contingent fund.
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Telegraph Trees.
EXEMPTION OF TREES.

EXEMPTION OF TREES.
SECTION l. That all trees, through.
out the limits Of this Parish, on
which telegraph wires are hanging
be and the same are hereby declared
and made exempt from Road Laws.
ovERsEER 70 NOTIFY HANDS.
: SEC. 2. It shall be the duty Of tho
Ovelseers OF roads along which tele-
graph wires run, to notify the hands
working said roads Of this Ordinance.
PENALTY-DIsposAL OF FINE.
SEC. ). That any person violating
this Ordinance shall be deemed gull
ty ola misdemeanor, and upon due
conviction before any Justice OF the
Peace having Jurisdiction, shall DO
fined In q sum Of not more than
twenty dollars nor less than i've
dollars, and In default OF payment
to be imprisoned In the Parish Jail
for q period OF not moro than ten
days, nor less thanlthree days. And
that all monies collected under the
provisions OF this Ordinance shall 20
to the Parish Treasury to tho credit
Of the Contingent Fund.
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Tax Assessor.

ASSESSOR TO FURNISH ASSESSMENT RoLLs.
SECTION /. That hereafter the Par.
ish Assessor shall furnish annually,
two Parish Assessment Rolls, one fol-
the use Of the Tax Collector and one
for the use Of the Parish Treasurer
Tax Collector.
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Treasurer.

TO FURNISH AND CHARGE COLLECTOR
WITH LICENSES.
SEC. 1, That the Treasurer OF the
Parish Of Natchitoches II required
to furnish to the Tax Collector Of this
parish, charging him upon the books
Of the said Treasury, under Q head
Ing Of License Account" with tho
same, licenses for this parish for all
trades, professions and occupations,
which are taxed for license under ex-
listing laws. ea
LICENSES TO sTlPuLATE wHAT-TO De
SIGNED By PRESIDENT AND ATTESTED
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 TAKE
RECEIPT.
SEC. 2. Said licenses shall stipulate
In figures and writing, within the
body Of tho same. the amount Of Il.
cense for which they ate collectable,
with the trade, profession, or occu:
patton for which they are issued, and
they shall be numbered serially for
each trade, profession, or occupation,
and the said licenses shall be signed
by the President Of the Police Jury
and attested @ official by the Treas.
urer thereof. And the said Tax Col.
lector shall be required to receipt to
the Parish Treasurer for tho amount
and number Of ell such liOoscs thus
issued. 5 9.A
SETTLEMENT OF COLLECTOR WITH TREA'
sURRR. l .u
SEC. 3, In each settlement OF tho
Collector with the Treasurer as re-.
Quired by law, the said Collector
shall report the number and amount
| Of licenses for this parish sold, with
the amount uns0ld, and shall nay
over to the said Treasurer ell monies
or money collected for oil licenses %
sold. 4ag
TREASURER 70 CREDIT COLLECTOR WITH
UNsOLD LlCENsRs-PROvlso.
Sgo. 4. All licenses unsold by tho
Collector at the end Of the fiscal
year, shall be returned by him to tho
Treasurer, who shall credit the same,
with the amounts paid In for licenses
sold, to the said License Account. !"
cancelling and returning to the satd
Collector his receipts given for said
licenses: PROVIDED, tho amounts col.
lected and the amount OF blank II.
censes 90 returned, be equal to tho
amount Of licenses furnished the
said Tax Collector. ID e
TREASURER TO PROVIDE LICENCES.
SEC. s. The Treasurer ID hereby
authorized to provide the parish With
! blank licenses required by this Or
Clinanc0. and present the bill Of RAme
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Toll Bridges.

TOLL BRIDGE ACROSS J0HNsoN'S CHUTE:
SECTION l. That permission is here
by granted to Joseph Ezernack to
put up, erect, build and finish q good
and substantial bridge across john
sons Chute, at the same place where
the bridge was last put up and erect
ed, and granted at the September
session, 1866, Of the Police Jury. The
said bridge to be q Toll Bridge tor
the term OF five years, dating from
the acceptance by the Police Jury OF
said Bridge. After which time said
Bridge shall be turned over to the
Parish In good and tenable condition
and shall thereafter be free for tho
public use.
PRESIDENT TO APPOINT COMMITTEE no
RECEIVE BRIDGE.
SEC. 2. That when said Bridge shall
have been completed the President
Of the Police Jury shall appoint q
committee Of three to examine and
inspect the same and report action
In the premises.
RATES OF TOLL.
See. 3. That the following Tolls
are hereby allowed and no more, to-
Wit:
For single man or beast s CITE.
For single man and horse Is
For one horse and vehicle q
For two horses and vehicle 80 -
For over two horse vehicle Is -"
TOLL BRIDGE ACROSS BLACK LAKE BAYOU.
SIC. 1. That permission Is hereby
granted to j. r. Weaver to put up.
erect, build and finish a good and
substantial Bridge across Black Lake
Bayou, about two miles above the
Stun & Dimmery Ferry, and the
said Weaver shall have q lease on
said Bridge for the term Of ten years.
RATES OF TOLL.
SEC. 6. That the following Tolls be
allowed and no more, to.Wit:
For single man OF bODe 6 Cts.
For single man and ho1De 10 "
! For wagon and one yoke
OF oxen 30
For .; wagon sse9 and two yoke ~ :.
For wagon and three yoke
l OF oxen 30 I"
Treasurer.
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stations, Jacks, &c.
STATIONS, MULES, &c., TO DE TAKEN
UP-DUTY OF CONSTABLE.

UP-DuTY OF CONSTABLE.
SECTION /. That all stations, stud
colts. stud mules and jacks, from the
age OF two years or upwards, found
running at large within the limits Of
this Parish, shall be subject to be
taken up by any person, citizens OF
this Parish, and be delivered to the
Constable Of the Ward In which the
said animal shall have been found,
and 1t shall be the duty Of said Con.
stable to Immediately advertise said
animal In three different public
places In said Ward, for the period Of
ten days, describing said animal and
notifying said owner to come tor.
ward and prove property within ten
days from date OF advertisement,
and pay expenses incurred In taking
up, posting and keeping said animal
up to date.
FEE FOR TAKING UP AND FEE OF CONsTA.
BILE.
SEC 2. Any citizen Of the Parish
taking up such stock as described In
tho foregoing section, shall be al.
lowed the sum Of two dollars and fifty
cents, and the Constable ehall be al.
lowed the sum Of one dollar and fifty
cents for posting the same and thirty
cents per day for each day he shall
necessarily keep said stock.
CONSTABLE TO SELL STOCK on FAILURE
OF OWNER TO REDEEM-FEEs.
SEC. 3. Should the owner OF said
animals fail to redeem the same at
expiration Of the ten days notice, the
Constable shall then take the said
stock to the Justice OF the Peace Of
bis Ward, who shall order the Con.
stable to sell said stock at public
auction as In cases OF judicial sales
and the Justice and Constable shall
receive the same fees as In sales un.
der q writ Of Fleri Facias.
DISTORTION OF PROCEEDS OF SALE.
SEC. 4. The proceeds Of said sale
shall be applied to pay the expenses
incurred, and the residue, II any,
shall be paid by the Justice into the
Parish Treasury, subject to be paid
to the owner Of said animal, upon his
making satisfactory proof OF owner
ship, within three months from the
day Of sale. Upon the failure OF said
owner to come forward and prove
properly within three months, The
said residue Of proceeds Of sale shall
belong to the Parish.
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MRS. II. KAHN.
-Dealers:in-
STAPLE g. FANCY GROCERIES
Cigars, Liquors, Etc,
Second Street, NatchitOclleS, La.

At the above establishment can be
found at all times q large and varied as
sortment of all goods usually kept in u
trst.class store, all OF which are sold at
the very lowest possible rates. Call and
see for yourselves. aug. li-tt.
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Puclic Roads.
EVIDENCE OF PUBLIC ROADS.

EVIDENCE OF PUBLIC ROADS.
SEC. %. That when 1t has been
made to appear that the Police has
appointed an Overseer Of q Road, It
shall be sufficient evidence that said
road Is q Public Road, ,t
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COLLECTOR TO MAKE monthly REPORTS
TO THE PRESIDENT.

Il 6DA ON1kkOCON11o
COLLECTOR TO MAKE monthly REPORTS
TO THE PRESIDENT.
SECTION 1. The tax collector Is here.
by required to make morthly reports
to the President Of the Police Jury,
showing how much Of the Taxes and
Licenses have been collected, and
how much In kind has been paid into
the Treasury. A..
COLLECTOR TO FILE DELINQUENT LIST
OATH OF COLLECTOR. ~
SEC. g. That oil out. going Tax COL
lectors. shall, before they re.
ceive their qutetus or final discharge,
file with the Parish Treasurer q list
OF all delinquent Taxpayers who
have not paid their Taxes or Licenses
assessed against them, with the
names OF each delinquent. and the
amount Of Tax and License assessed
against each. And that the oath 0l
the said Collector shall he the same
as required by the State.
| IENAkI1o 81. 5r..-H.t
SEC. 3. Any Tax Collector failing
to comply with the provisions OF thii
Ordinance, shall suffer 9 fine In thu
sum Of not less than five hundred
dollars, nor more than one thousand
dollars, recoverable before any cour
Of competent Jurisdiction.
TO FURNISH DELINQUENT LISTS.
| SEC. l. That the Tax Collector shall
at tho proper time, furnish two de
linquent lists, one for the use OF BIZ
successor In office and one for tn
use OF the Parish Treasurer.
SEC. s. That all approved account
by the Police Jurylagatnst the Parisl
for services rendered, shalt be an,
are hereby made recoverable for th
Parish Taxes due for the year |,
which such services were rendered
that the Tax Collector be and
!, hereby authorized and instructed {
, receive the same IN payment for sue
taxes az may be due for said year,
, and the Treasurer IL hereby author
. lied and instructed to received "a
4: came In bis settlement With To CO
)l leCt0r.
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The long experience Of LEON HlRSH
in the Livery business, and bis Gloss
stndv Of the nature and diseases Of Hor-
ses i,,stities him in offering his services
aa a VETERINARY SURGEON to the
people Of this community.
We have the Office Of tho Stage Line
at the Ten Brock Stable, where passage
can lie secnrtl IL Waite's. Pleasant Hill
Mansfield, Keachi, Palmer's, Shreveport
and al intermediate points.
Respectfully,
Nay lily. LEON HlRSH 4 COY
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prosecute the same within six months
from the laying out Of said road or
the assessment Of said damages.
WIDTH OF ROADS.

pAScSCuoC WV StbIhS NICHIu SAN uAOASAA0
from the laying out Of said road or
the assessment OF said damages.
WIDTH OF ROADS.
SEC. q. All roads 80 laid out shall
be at least thirty feet wide; and on
the banks OF Red River. they shall
be Mt least forty feet wide. All brid.
ges and crossways on the public
roads shall be at least fourteen feet
wide and the earth necessary to raise
or cover any causeway, shall be
taken from each side Of the road
equally, 80 as to form drain on each
side.
PENALTY FOR CHANGING OR AIDlNG
ROAD--PROvlsO.
SEC. %. Any person or persons who
shall turn, alter or change any pub.
lie road, or shall obstruct the free
passage thereof, whether by the con.
struction Of a gate or bars across the
road, or by the telling OF timber, or
in any other manner, shall be deem.
ed guilty of q misdearneanOr, and
upon conviction, shall be fined In a
sum of not less than twenty-five nor
more than fifty dollars, or imprison.
ment for not less then ten days nor
more than thirty days or both at the
discretion Of the court: PROVIDED,
that nothing In this section shall be
construed so as to prevent Road
Overseers from making necessary
changes in the location Of their
roads where such changes are mate.
rial and required.
OvERsEERs MAY EMPLOY HANDs-PRO'
| vIsO.
SEC. 90. That any Overseer In the
Parish may employ a hand on hi
respective road to summon or cal
out the hands to work the same: Pro
v1DED, the Overseer does not exempt
the hand so employed to cite tht
hands more than two days for eack
working,
Stations. Jacks. &c,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28
louisiana STATE LOTTERY co.
W g v
kAAs - n - z
TAKE NOTICE !

LIST. That the order of the Postmaster
General against the delivery ofits mails
is rescinded.
81. That this is the only Lottery not
declared FRAUDULENT by the Govern
ment.
81. That this is the only Lottery ever
voted or and endorsed by the people of
their State.
WAsHTNGToN,
Fcbr'y ~, 1880
The following is Postmaster General
KEYS letter to the Postmastcrs at New
Orleans and New York:
On the thirteenth day of November,
1879, | issued an order. addressed to
you, forDidding payment OF any postal
money order to NJ. A. Danphln, or M.
A. Dauphin Secretary, or NJ. A. Dau-
phin. postofflre box Nos. 692, and 392,
Broadway, New York. and the return
of all registered letters addressed TO
them TO the postmasters at whose offices
they were mailed.
This party having brought suit
against me TO enjoin the performance
of this order. or having appealed me
same to the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and having this day present.
ed certificate TO the Governor and
State officers OF the State of Louisiana,
that he has complied with all the legal
requirements of that State, and other
evidence, and not being satisfied IRON
the evidence submitted to me that SAID
NJ. A. Dauphin is engaged in conduct
ing scheme or device for obtainihS
money through mails by means OF false
and fraudulent pretenses, representa-
tons and promises, hereby authorize
and direct the suspension Of said order,
so TAR as relates to said Dauphin, until
the case shall have been heard and de-
termined by the Supreme Court of the
United States.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28
BY GENERAL j. B. HOOD.
Late Lieut General T. nfrarlate States
Army, l,nIli-..eu Tor
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