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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-08
DEATHS.

NcNIE-In Php.burE March -. lss0. 1t the resi
deuce of her saa-i7.laN, James Black, Mrs. JAnnss
MeNie. aged s. Year,
zEl0LERy-On the 18th Of March, In Marion town-
ship. Centre county. Miss Phobe Zeiglor, aged 20
yearz. , months aud q DAYS
HETrINGER.-iu Georges Valley. on THURSDAY March
-, Ars Anna Maria Hetunger aged CO years,
months and days
HuBLER.-t'n Monday March % Ia Miles township,
Mr Ianas uubinF. aged - yeaFs.
STONER.-OH The 81 ult., near Woodward, Mrs
Cstharns. wife of Jacob stoycr agcd 90 years aud
months.
PLETCHER.-Tn Dakota. Stephenson county. Iilinas,
on Saturday April ), isso. Henry PisieA.r aged
O. years.
hr. Fletcher vas for many years a resldeHt Of this
county, having been born aud raised in Howard town.
ship. ~hicA remained his home until be removed 10
Illinois, In 1851 IIe brother 90 Me-srs. Michael
and Jacob FLETCHER who s,l reside In Howard town-
ship. and Also Of Mrs. Weber, wife of Bal,er weter
E.q- the wellkncwn merchant Of Howard Borough.
We learn that from his early manhood Mr. FLETCHER
wAs faithful aud consistent member Of The Meiho-
dist Church, aud died sireng In the faith that HI.
future welfare assured.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-08
A Fire In Bradford.

BRADFORD, Pa, April 2.--at s. 30 o clock
this morning fire started in the rear up.
stairs room of Sawyer's saloon, on Main
street. 1t spread quickly, and before
the fire could be stopped Applebee d
Rogers grocery, J. G. Holmes whole.
sale liquor store, Dilbert's barber shop,
Wrights' wholesale grocery, the Titus.
vile House, very large structure !;
Academy of Music in which was Camp.
bell & lrwin's restaurant and Michael's
clothing store; William Edinburgh's s
house, Hanlan's Hotel, Faliwell &
Yates drug store, Sullivan's saloon, Jip.
kin's meat market, the Carey House,
Washington House and Travellers Home
were all totally consumed. The Parker
House and Beans large building were
seriously damaged. Owing to lack of
water at the outstart, the fire was not
got under control until near 10 o'clock
IL is impossible at present to get de.
tailed list Of the losses, hut rough es
innate places them at $4,000. A man
named James Wilson, who retired at
the Sawyer House somewhat intoxicat-
ed, is believed to have knocked lamp
over, from which the fire originated.
The charred trunk of his remains was
found in the debris shortly before noon.
He was 2S years OF age, and a native oil
Dunkirk, y. Y, where his mother and
sister reside. A rumor is afloat that he
was robbed in the Sawyer House. and
in the scuille which ensued the lamp
was overthrowD, when his assailant fed,
after locking him in the room.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-08

the United States Courts, instead OF the
marshals, the appointment of deputy
marshals, has been passed by the Senate
and will, of course, provoke veto from
the President. Mr.. Edmunds made an
adverse argument, to which Mr.. Eaton
responded in three minutes speech,
and these were the only remarks which
preceded final vote, which was taken
by years and nays.
We have a pleasant custom here of
devoting Easter Monday to the children,
who spend the day in rolling eggs with
each other. In former years the Capt..
tol grounds were given up to them, and
thousands would gather on the terraces
which slope down from the base of the
Capitol building, using these as the in.
clines on which to roll their colored
eggs. But finally, so great became the
numbers as TO destroy the sodding with
their shoes, and to require the whole OF
the succeeding year to restore the grass.
This led to sweeping prohibition from
the grounds, under which the children
sought the "White House Lot" and
this year its beautiful knools were GOV.
cred with the little fellows, as intent on
rolling their eggs as ever at the Capitol.
The staid gravity which ever seems to
surround the White House, and which
even Mondays bright, glad sunshine
would not have warmed or penetrated,
was sadly disturbed by the troops OF
laughing, shouting Arabs, who, from
early morn to nightfall, piled their fun
with their eggs. The schools were clos.
ed, as usual, and the.whole city sent its
delegates, until their numbers fairly
crowded the grounds. FELix.
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Prom the New York Sun.
No More "15" at the White House.

Twas In the White House parlor,
At the the godly hour Of nine,
That Mr.. Hayes was trying
The puzzle to divine.
The olive branches clustered
About his bended knee,
And oft he slipped in silence
A cocktail-made of tea.
With Eager eyes they watched him
As he slipped the blocks about,
But vain were all bis efforts
To work the problem out.
From to 6 the numbers
Were In their places straight
And 20 were all the others
Except the and 6.
otis very odd,i no murmured,
''Key trips up on eleven,
And Schurz on 3, but somehow
stick on 6or7
"No matter how ] move them,
They're sure to come the same;
How shall ! get the working
OF this pesky Fifteen Game.
Then out spoke little scotty
With gentle voice and low:
"Why pa, just write . letter
To Aliunde Joe
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Provision Market.
Corrected weekly by Harper Brother.
MARRIAGES.

REYSOLDs-INGRAM On Thursday. April I. 1850,
IN st Johh- T.. " Church B-llsionts Pa. by the
Rev John Hewitt, Rector. Morgan Reynolds and
Deborah Ingram, both u BsllefaRIs.
MESSENGER -N.CORMICK.-on the cath Of March,
al PVttcrs Miils. by Rev. ". u. IisrheF Mr. Philip
M"rsinEcr. of Joliet. III, formerly of Centre Hall
anh Misa sa'ah y. Mccormick, Of Putisr's hiiis-
LINGLE-FEOM-On Wednesday March 2l. at Pot.
trr's M!i-. by Rev. " =. PischrT, Mr. solomsn
Lingle and Mis- Elizabeth c. FrVn, boih Of Tu-sey.
yiile Centre county.
ArhtS-TH HsTCHES.--on THURSDAY March - ~
R~y. ". =, fisehsr, Mr. Hiram Auman. of spring
Mile and Mis-. Sarah J. Thatcher, OF Mipy.
sHCTT-vKNADA Centre Hill ihl. county on
the sth Of March, by Rev. J. X uillrf. Mr.. samuel
shaft. II Potter township. aud Mr.. Emma Venada,
u CeHtrc iIili.
WlNkLEBLECH-MfLLE Thursdsy. the 2sth
Bliimo. At the brides home In Miles township, by
Rev. AnFsbd Mr.. W. II. wiHksiblssh. Of t.sursl.
ton. Union county and Aiss Annie ". MILLER u
Miles township, Centre county.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
a Account Of MICHAEL HETTIN0RR, Committee
Of JoHr HETrfseen, Lnnaic, es alea by NJ T. RIshsl
and Amelia IIettIngef Administrators Of &e. of Nj
ehae fiettagsr. decreased hsa been filed in tha agen
Of the ProthonslaFy uf the Court of Common pleaz IN
and for Centre county, and that the sd account viii
be presented for confirmation al the next term 81 I'D
court. f1sftI J. Q. HARPER prothoaotarx
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Advertisements calculated by the inch In length
column and any less space Is rated full inch.
Foreign advertisements must be paid for before in
sertioa, except yearly contracts when halfyeary
payments in advance will he required
POLITICAL SorlcEs, H. cents per line each insertion
Nothing inserted for less than 50 cents
BUSINESS NOTICES In the editorial columns, Ii cents
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Local NotiCEs, in local columns, 10 cents per line.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF MARRIAGES AND DEATHS inserted
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per line.
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IN the Orphans Court for the Coun.

Notice Is hereby given, that MARY NJ.
HALl, widow Of said decedent. has filed In the ssid
Court her petition 10 be allowed 10 retain the sum of
thres hundred dollars out Of the real estate Of ala
decedent, known ~ the franklin House that an ap
pfaissmcnt Of the has been made under the Aet
of April H. 1851, and IL Supplements and that the
same will be approved by the Court on the 9Th Mon.
day Of April. A. ID. 1880 unless exceptions are led
thereto before that time. wN. D. BURCuFIELn.
t4-N CLERK Orphans Court
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T ETTERs of Administrator bay

EA AEto VI AuhinistFattUn nav
~ ing heen granted to the undersigned on the estate
q GEORGE RH0ADs, deceased. late Of The township
II Spring. Centre county s persons indebted 10 aid
deceased arc requested 10 make immediate payment
and ell persons having claims seAlnsl sald decreased
viii present them duIy authenticated Coz payment
ltet GEORGE r. HUGHES, Administrator.
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All the right, title and interest Of do.
fsndaas IN aad = ~ that esffaia oe n piece of IN
rrcted lasd, s.iuaie IN Baines iownshlp. centrs
egnnts Peas bsanasd EaIloez 10 eIlt HzsianIae
Il peaa thence ~ lands ef 1ehn Martin nnfth fsio
sest ~ 80 p.eAes = r1zt 1Asncs ~ taadt q p
HostsEHien noFth y saaf, ~ HaFchsa ts paet anA
ea. 90 psfches 70 chestnut cak thsncs - lana of
Saha 0eislvelts and = g. EFhaFs soelh sse sest lss
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For Sale.

4 FARM containing Fifty Acres,
- and having thereon eHssssd fwo-sfoz.f
FRAME BUILDING and out buildings. Title god
Inquire pf I. J. = 7. l. anIEsf
s-u unionEille. Centre cuunay, r.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the

AoiiostnE namea pqfsens hare hled their petit
ssons tsf license II ts once Il TIE CARA OF the Coa
centre couuty, and that nppiiostsun viii made q
ths next sazicas e szEd Csast O. grant me sane
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ALSO,

All the right, title and interest OF de-
fendant in and 90 all that certain tract Of unss.se
land situate IN Haiuez texnship Ceasrs counss. -
bounded - follows. 70 vit: nszinnlhg af STONES
shenee asoes lAnas tofsris osned ~ aaBnel Martin
south Ir ssst rs peErhes = steaes b. filsa whl,e
esk; thence along lands Of Joan Brady nossk seo
east. lso peFchss - stones; thence along land Of
pitch pine; thencs b. mountain svuth s7o sest ais
percbes % cbssinuts thence soath e3le west fo2
korumans hsiFs south - oss1 Is Alo s~srh~s a.
stones thence b laads oi samasi Martin nasfh no
east - psrehes . he place of herfnnlnr
Ins s5 aeFss and y psEshsz md zllowsses.
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub

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lshed every Thursday morning, at Bellefon, Centre
county, Pa.
TERMs--Cash Ia advance 81 DO
If not paid In advanee"................ 90
Payments made within three months Will be con-
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whole people.
No paper will be discontinued until arTearagcs are
paid, except at option of publishers.
Papers going out Of the county must be paid for In
advance.
Any person procuring tencash subscribers will
be sent copy free Of charge.
Our extensive circulation makes this paper an un-
usually reliable aud profitable medium for advertising
We have the most ample facilities for JOB WORK
and prepared to print all kinds OF Books Tracts,
Programmes Posters Commercial printing, &c, in ths
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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All that certain tract or piece of land
situate in Potter tovn-hip. Centre county Pa Boa.a
sd on the nefth BY tasas Of Jams~ ungis Thoraas
Lngle and Fred kurtz, o. the east b land. of Dr.
Mll.eh and Others. on the south by lands Of john
Midderling aud others, nd the wess By lands of
Aaron and Alfred Durst- containing Ns acres elarN
o. les Tfssreea erected > large tvoNtofy lssck
dwelling honse large bank barn and ether onthmild
tngs SEIZED taken in execution and 10 e cold as the
property Of ocofee Darst
No. II. All the right. title and inter-
est of defendant IN and 70 eli that certHia lot o. piece
of unseated land, eituss IN fnines township Centre
country, fenna; Beginning at ; pine thence hy
lands Of r. HssteFman north eso east "a errhes %
pine thence BY lands Of John Hoxttrnan ssush 800
eas z5s perehes 10 stones thence by lands Of Jchu
brady south 0o west 10 rezehcs % plne the0ce bv
lands % ifastermaa and uolsworth nsrth ise we-s
- psfches 70 The place Of leglnnlng- containing
aos acres and i4i pcTShes and allowance Of slx rr
cent.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WILL be exposed to public sale
W bLihs undsrsiEbsd At the Court Hoa.,. u
shs Borough 4 BeilsIonis, Centre county, Pa Oh
Saturday. the oath of April, 1880
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All The right, title and interest OF 90
snzis 10 ~ thai certain tract Izs q land 81.
nate il nuzh township Centre cnunty - u fhe ar.
Fanlee nnEas of Andres 0faf. heslnnlus II hemlurk
sfes eoFHef; thence extending north soo aesl 20
nefrhss % era = pas tfes ceFHsF; thence ~
tract Of land IN The vaffzntee name ol Christian
Iuszer, south - east 30 rsFehes mere oF les =
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LeOaI Advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALES.

RY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri
l1 Facias, i.evarl Paeias. and yendiionI Exponas.
Issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Centre
county and 10 directed there will DO exposed TO
public aale nt The Court Monse. In Belleionte. on
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All the right, title and interest of de-
endants la all that certain tract of land situate In
Morris township, CleArfeld county, Penn'a: Begin
Mag at a stone heap formerly white oak corner ;
thence by lands late Of Lever aud Lorraine south 10
perchea 10 post east i54 peTehes to post thence
by lands surveyed To Robert Rainey north 220 $40
perclies 10 Il white pine. along lands surveyed 10
stephen Kingston i5i psrches 70 the place Of begin
ning-coutainDg 20O acres ana - perches aud allow
anee, and surveyed In pursuance Of a warrant
dated March II, A. ID. 1881 issued 10 Leonard Kyler.
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All the right, title and interest Of de-
PENDANTS In land situate In Morris township, Cszreld
county, Pa: Beginning at fallen bsmlook; thence
south 2se west, ZIb p%rcbes 10 white pine thence
north t7lo west, 3ls 6io percbes TO . maple tree:
south sio west 90 $40 perchns to ost north % east.
10 $40 perches 90 . hemlDck; tbrnos south $50 east,
2E 6-l0 pHrches % the place u begnnngc0n
4I2 aud 81 perches. lees sing part Of
larger tract surveyed In the Of John Houston.
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sugar tree corner thence bys tract OF land In the
wsrrantees Of John uambright, south 800 west,
$50 peches more or lsss pine corner thence
by tract Of land In the warranas Of Sebastian
Graf north 40o east 231 pefchss, lsss. the
place Of beginning 49, acres and 1853 per-
ches, more or less.
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All the right, title and interest of de-
PENDANTS In all that certain piece OF land Mt.
uae partly In Rush township Aforesaid and partly In
Morris township, Clearfeid county, Pa. Bounded on
the north by lands late of the estate Of Henry I0
raine, deceased tbs east by lands of Qnay and Ky
Ter, on the south by lands il. ~arrantee name Of An
drew Graft the west by lands late ~ bfenner aud
Company--contAinng 40T acres aud ls7 perchss sur
yeyed April }, 1895 warrant iu name Of Christian
MaHser. Thereon erected two frame houses, an old
saw mill aud other Outbuiidings.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-09
A TENNESSEE WONDER.

Nota hundred miles below Nashville
Is a curious spectacle known as the
Sun and Moon 1t consists Of a paint
ing upon an Immense rock which rises
to an altitude of several hundred faot.
AS to who painted 1t Is mystery
which believe was never unraveled.
Many think 1t was the work of the
rcd brother centuries ago, prehaps.
But there the sun and tho moon shine
out I'm all tho freshness of new paint.
They nre located midway tho cliff and
stand out In bold relief. AS TO how
any human being evor reached the
spot is II question which i believe has
never been solved. 1t is supposed
that they had no giant ladder In those
days and could not easily have reached
the point from below. The only nat
ural rOpe OF that time WAS Il wild grape
vino of which Tennessee is so prolific,
and some Indian might have boon, by
this means, let down over tho dizzy
bluff, and when no had finished his
work had again been let down orpulled
up. At any rate these pictures arc
thcrc on the everlasting rock, and are
likely to remain for future ng'-s.-tW.
C6n,nic,citN.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-09

ment. He has no home, no constitu-
ents, no honorable past and no honora-
bleS fature., The last Of tho carpet-bag-
gers, he rises now and then under tho
shadow OF the Capitol as a reminder to
the American people that tho scene Of
reconstruction In which he and the
rest Of these demons played part was
not a horrible nightmare, but a terri
BILE reality. 3aA al ~ . 81. -f1.,'I
F., Let us have no more OF this pitiful
posing. Under the inscrutible order Of
Providence William Pitt kellogg was
allowed to survive the dark days OF re.
construction and to survive IA a PEN
sionar upon the bounty Of the Govern
ment. Under the forms of law he was
awarded the seat In the Senate to which
he was never elected. Forgery and
fraud werc covered with the mantle of
legality when no was seated by Re-
publican majority. A Democratic ma
|ority cannot undo that act without
the law aud CONFIRMING
precedent. But kellogg as
q complainant against any form of par
tisan folly or crimc 10 am offence to de-
cency and stencil In tho nostrlls Of
tho nation. II he is wise he will keep
his scat In silence and thank the Lord
and tho Republican party that he IL
still outside Of the penitentiary. 1
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-09
A SNAKE STORY
fTnpelo Journal


Brooks Lucas, a young man OF this
place, shot a robin, a few days. ngO with
rifle, the ball striking it on the neck
and almost severing tho head from the
body. On picking up the bird, he
observed something protruding from
the place where the ball took effect
which rescmbied the tail of snake.
He took hold of it and commenced
pulling, and to his astonishmcnt drew
out snake about eight inches in length
and about rs large round as a lead pen
Gil. Tho snake was not In the bird's
crops, but seemed to have been coiletl
in the upper part of its body, and was
alive and apparently doing well,
while the bird gave no evil
dence of being the least inconveniencetl
by the presence of the snake in its
body. We saw both the bird and the
snake, and know whereof we speak.
We would like to hear the theory of
some competent ornithologist in refer
ence to this wonderfully strange cir
cumstancc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-09

preme Court. Mr.. Charles LouQue.
| the author of Louque's Digest Mr.
@. +. Claiborne, of late a member OF
the Law Examining Committee; aud
Mr.. Charles II. Soniat, notary public.
Mr.. Edward Labauve, son OF the
lamented Judge Of the Supreme Court
before the war, likewise studied law in
the same office. 'ri'
In the course of his practice, and by
a prudent administration of his affairs,
Mr.. Bermude1 has acquired quite an
the exercise of his profession, to select
cases suited to his tastes. BY retiring
from the bar he will be loser In 4
pecuniary point of view. The prom
ised salary of the judges of the Su-
preme Court, even II paid and In good
money, must be poor compensation
for the onerous aud important SER
vices to be rendered. Fortunately the
means OF Mr.. Bermudez enable him to
make the sacrifice which he has, under
a sense OF duty to the country, grace
fully consented to undergo. 1t must
be here stated that In accepting the
ONCE he has yielded to the pressure Of
the bar, whose vote, If requested,
would beyond a doubt have proved
overwhelmingly In his favor for the
S-A0A&SNA oSWsAOh ~ WHICH SuS SASCut1Ve
has just appointed him, with the adj
vice and consent of the Senate.
Mr.. Bermudez was In the habit of
crossing to Europe often with his
family, there to spend the summer
months in pleasant and instructive
travels; his functions will now SO
captivato his attention that
it Is probable no will have to fOrIso
those we'll priced excursions. ,I
He is of strong and robust con-
stitution, fond of work, pro'npt in
perception, profound in analysis, aud
writes concisely and with great lu-
cidity and facility. I.ula.
Endowed In every way as he is, and
besides n reforlner, it may bo expected
that hc will prove greatly useful on
the Supreme Bench, of which no Is the
Chief Justice. He enters upon the
discharge OF his official duties with the
absolute Endorsement of the bar, the
bench and tho people, and cannot fail
to make a name that will adorn the
history Of the judiciary OF our State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-09
STEALING kELLoas.s SEAT.
lst. Louis Republican. ]

lSt. Louis Republican,
The fastest accusation the Republic
cans bring against the Democrats Is that
of proposing to ''stcal Kollogg's seat In
tho Senate" The Republicans have
never been ut peace since 1876 without
soMo sort of Pretext for charging their
opponents with an attempt to s'steal"
probably because their own
famous OK ptott fn that line haunts their
imagination and lends Its color to all
their phantasms. Everything presented
to their vision takes tho form Of theft
or robbery. The Democrats tried to
''steal" the State Of Maine; they are
preparing to sssteal" tho Presidency; to
ssteap Washburn's scat In the House
and to ststeal' Kellogg's seat in the
Senate. But docs 1t never occur to our
estimable and honest enemies, who
suspect all else OF being thieves but
themselves, that there Is slight In
consistency In yoking the Maine case
and the Louisiana case under tho same
name? II the Maine affair was an at
tempt to steal a State from the hand.
Of its people, then the proposition to
unseat Kellogg must be something
other than stealing, for 1t Is a proposi.
| tton to restore u State to Its people.
Kellogg does not represent the State of
Louisiana. He was not chosen by its
Legislature. 1t might be said, 10 bor-
row term from the Republican vo-
cabulary, that he stole his present seat
with tho aid Of Republican Senate
two years ago, and If he should now be-
Ousted 1t would only be u restoring of
stolen property to its rightful owners.
Tho Republicans ought to discover
some other crime to impute to their
opponents. They must not imagine
that because they are most familiar
with stealing public positions, stealing
Is tho only offence that can be com
mfttcd.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-09

ton of the same to them; provided, nc
right to plead prescription shall hereby
be waived; and provided further, that
all warrants and certificates condemned
by the police jury or municipal corpor'
alton shall be so stamped.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, ETC.,
That all laws or parts of laws contrary
to the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed.
II. N. OGDEN,
Speaker of the House of Represents
tives.
8. ID. MCEN ERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of
the Senate.
Approved March %, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State.