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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24
Seventeenth Legislature Of Texas.

SENATE.
L. ]. Storey, President.
District.
I. Cooper, dem, Tyler, lawyer.
=. W. W. Weatherred, dem, Sabine, law
yer.
.. II. M. Wynne, dem., Rusk, lawyer.
I. r, l.. Hightower, dem, Harrison, farm
or.
i. W. II. Tilson, DEM, Bowie, lawyer.
q. W. ]. Swain, dem., Red River, law
Z. J. NJ. Duncan, dem, Gregg, lawyer.
8. j. Y. Gooch, DEM, Anderson, lawyer.
., H. W. Lightfoot, dem., Lamar, law
yer.
10. j. @. Buchanan, dem., Wood, lawyer.
II. J. NJ. Martin, DEM, Cook, editor.
12. w. d. Lair, dem, Collin, physician.
10. Anson Rainey, dem., Dallas, farmer.
II. Marion Martin, dem, Navarro, farmer.
10. J. N. Henderson, dem, Brazos, law
16. John Buchanan, DEM, Grimes, law
yer.
II. W. M. Burton, colored, rep, Fort
Bend farmer.
Is. Charles Stewart, DEM, Harris, lawyer.
10. ]. b. Stubbs, dem., Galveston, lawyer.
20. w. X. Homan, rep, Burleson, lawyer.
u. A. J. Harris, dem., Bell, lawyer.
90. L. s. Ross, dem, McLennan, farmer.
%. W. r. Shannon, dem,, Parker, lawyer.
24. W. II. Davenport, DEM, Eastland, law
yer. .. a.t
25. A. w. Terrell, dem., Travis, lawyer.
26. A. W. Moore, dem, Bastrop farmer.
27. s. G. Patton, dem, Lavaca, lawyer.
2s. f. r. Lane, dem, Goliad, lawyer.
90. Stephen Powers dem, Cameron, law
yer.
30. A. W. Houston, DEM, Bcxar, lawyer.
81. W. II. Burgess, dem, Guadalupe, law
yer.
N. B.-Senators from the fifth, sixth,
seventh, eighth, tenth, twelfth, fourteenth,
twentieth, twenty-second, twen-
ty-third, twenty-fourth, twenty-seventh,
twenty-eighth and thirtIeth districts were
long termers, holding over from last ses-
sion.
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vi Z I Y.S.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TO AND
FROM SAN MARCOS POST OFFICE.
iiai. from Ausii arrive at II A. NJ; close At 1880
Pm
:. San Antonio arrive at 6:l5 T. NJ. close
at 5:45 L.
,hove mails arrive aud depart daily.
Luiuy-ur,iyes Monday, " edue.day and Friday AZ
T.. NJ. Departs Tuesday, Thursday aud SATURDAY
att \. N.
Blanco, vii wimherlv-departs Monday at @ \. N.
Arrives Tuesday nj q Z. NJ.
Off iiDUts:
Register aud Money Urler dept from \. A.. to
?. VI.
General Delivery lrum A. NJ, to IL NJ. ana from
P " tn ) y. NJ
Pos,oI.i sc open ON Sundays one hour after di'!rbu
lion OF mails. -
Al.RERT NE ,TON, r. n.
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<,gksJess,sRs:S.

METHODIST at the Methodist
Church every sabbath. Rev. II 8. Thrall, PASTOR.
CHRiSllAN.-Pr Preaching at the Christian
Church on the second uuu fourth Sabbaths in each
month.
pRESBYTERIAN.- Preaching at the Presbyte
rian Church on the tecoLd aud fourth Sav-
ba h In each month oy the Rev. ". l., Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPISCUP -.Services every
fnurth Sunda, in each month at lon o'elo,k, A.
NJ, and p. m at st. Marks Church.)
BtPrlSi -presching at the Christian Church
on the first and third Sundays In each month, by
Elder y. Hatcher.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

Musical People Gays, no town or
village is too small for the formation
OF music society of some kind. The
gift OF good voice is not confined 10
any particular class of society, and by
music alone can all classes be brought
together upon common ground. and
the influence Of music as a social re
former is great public blessing.
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Work is good medicine


Nothing is % eo151rivs 10 nsrs
reI.,iniur . tsthelor - sforprr for oss
nifhi o, the hoese 81 . nsrsci friend
sn1 eeIne kept s~sks fer Eve or six
he1rs ~ tse eJirr of q cros- hsbr.
Al crsss spt c-yinr babes r-c5 crir
Hep BIt,ers - make fben vel nd emil
l.s- fsu.g ma. rs1-r ber thfs--rE-
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EusInes, Cards, one inch or less, one year, Is .

business Cards, one inch or less, one year, ts 90
card. IN Bu iuess 3iret tory. one year, 9. 90
Legal and Transient Advertisements VIII he
charged One Dcllar per square f,r the ilrst III
rrrii"n and Fifty Ceuts per square for each ahdi.
,ionul inseri on. A sq,ia'e Is the space oi one
inch. fractional squares will be counted as iuv
l. cal aud Rusiness Notices will be charged ten
cent, per liue for the hrst Insertion, aud e'ght
cents per liue Tor each additional insertion.
Announcing candidates Tor Office, county, ; o'ou
Tor Distric r stale Offices, ............ wv
obituary notices oi over ten lines charged Ut
one. half Il aiverHsing rates.
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PLAYS, pL,YSI PLAYA PLAYS.

For Reading Clnbs, for Amateur rheatricais, Iem-
perancc Flaws, Drawing. Room Plays. FAIRY rlaNs,
Ethiopian r ays. Guide Books, speakers. ran o.
min,ies Tahieaux Lights, Magnesium iieh's, Col
a-e Fire Purnt Cork, Theatrical Face Preparations
Jailey'- Wax Works. Wigs. Beards aud Aousiarhes
At reduceI prices. Costumes. Scenery. Charade.'
New caialog sent free conta ili iall des,ripu
oId prices. SAMUEL fhrNoh 49,,
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The Aasiin !SatesnaR says the EN-
rIaynent of woman clerks 10 the sisie
Sersrnents III! he q ssving of mgory
sst q -.aie. "A n lssifson T. that
uamen eiefks tFiak 10 rhi.key. sul0ke
~ eirsr. su5 Pay 10 biliIsrSs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-02-24

ss-ve roaea srsl Ike shotrsns. 1hsy
uor8 astrs-t no attestioB i u -s-s
90; iOf ti.elT bangs
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EARS rou THE MILLION!

Fc, choos's salsan Of Sharks OF
Positively Restores the Hearing, and iS the
Only Absolute Cure for Defines known
THIS OH, {. sAirasse8 froa a rscalisr species -
| ,rsfl NtIIrs >u sssN. esught ,. ~
Ns.iou SEA suoss a. CtfrcAarDagA seSh4tteitt
Frsrv C'tfusse dshrrrnan ktsEs H. lts NftArs a
rs- srsfire u u-srius verr di-eoFefea ~ s-1-
ehi-t Iriesf .hszf fhe year lEle iis csfes Hrfs
tuuersus and sssr - sssHrsGLT SI2.ouLecs thht
tse remedy sfsIsgs proeisiusd ercf The sHiife
Frurire- o. bssst- - ufirrr 81 itat - ofsr
- feass 80 yseafHeis lac s-tsfed 90 o1g re ~
ss.s y~sgss. Ssnt. eh.rges prePsii. 20 auy a.
sre-s af 81 psr isttis-
OaIy Imported By HAYDOCK & CO.
SOLE EGExIs TOR AEEncA- ps. slr-.t,.
Nsr Tark
r-srzr-uss s-s rngHssfionalSs rtt - e-rrsfsss
-gr,a-Lsr aLssgsrs fls srgssSr or Jsgs TO- >
..s-sfg from ssysrssaos an6 - errsfion
.-a-r sls rut-y rsts-rs q ~ Rsrisr n So
- - r-.-t.r 81 ~ cuua.ry. @ 70 ~ hs.ls nai
-. - r-i--ef "a f-riusss- snd 90 snct g
- n. sd -U-lrs - aa7s O. dtTc1cs e 2
H. So w. Ta-s. sr.-fa-itz p. 80 o. = -
-,---.- ~ -sr--r -sr1-lr ~ 81 fftl-i- 20 p
- az-ssafe $50. 80 -hrs ru-a- Fs - -
- - r=-ranar1 Nau u-l rHrfr rf-F-i f'1E
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Have a reserve force that VIII come
out when You need IT,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
n,y .uod, and Groceries.

ury i.aod, anh Gr0Cer'os'
JOHNSON IL JOHNSON, Mitchell Buiid'hS' Nor'u
J side Plaza.
.l,. 4. MALONE, south side f'aza.
Il
"A r, rUESGR, West side Main Plaza
J.D,l.EY, West side o! the Main Piaza.
Nm GIEsRN, South side oi the Main f'aza'
! RIGGS C H. North side OF the "a'" '"N"'
" b. FRY South side rlaza.
.ILIioN & SMITH, Sorth Side Plaza.
n 'IiY& GRI,, s. ". Corner Plaza. --.
y. r KERR. North side Plaza.
/, r. CuCREH\M Il Co, east side o' tue
~. l,za, oppo,ite c"ur. house.
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Free Press.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ISAAC H.. JU LIAM,
10 whom Al Letters should he Addressed.
OFFICE-East side OF Plaza.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

RATES CT ADVERTISING.
One square. ole insertion 81 90; each addition
nl inserti under one n"n'h. 30 cents per square,
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a.. Scion stsFart. an. h l.ney. aryer
-. WI Gavin. ds1l-, harTison- farmer
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03

ever rested "r commanded any person 4"
rest on Sunday, ~ ~cep i. TIE Sabbath I!
Hoping Anna Warner will favor with
III answer through your valuable paper.
Respectfully,
BILL QCAELES.
We must inform our worthy correspond
ent that the article referred tn was taken
from the ''innarls" Of this paper. and
Anna Warner is unknown to the writer
:!c:s"t. She may h. only one Of those cr-
rattle geninscs who tloa: To the surface of
newspaper literature and then disappear
like the Summers mist before the rising
sun. This may meet Annals glance, and
pcrcl'ance she will satisfy our correspond
cnts curiosity. Anna evidently dill. not
belong t" that class Of rhnrcl, yorrs. who
wear II new bonnet. or set behind her
neiglb"r and criticiSc her new dress, the
style Of her hair, or the tit of u pair Of
new kid gloves, nor did she con,lescend
to cat. drink Or think, but went of into a
c"'natoSe state during the Sabbath, from
which even the pleasures Of fantastic
were excluded.
She certainly must have been ignorant of
the great delights which stir the hearts of
the modern ladies, who enjoy the church
services; u pleasant afternoon ramblc: =
game OF cr"'luct; a locker on at the mr.
tive excrtiOns Of the baseball stolw,rts
hilarious picnic in the grand old forests
and the thousand and one rclaxatinu,
iron" tue "t"rn'enting cares Of every ,ay
lite. Poor Anna Warner!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03

The practical queatieus involved In the
rressnt Assessment Law SIRE about fully
demonstrated, and We ar now awaiting
with so|emM patience, ior that newspaper,
pnblis|'e,l MT Thousand miles from this
point, to srcamt its decentralization III Gov.
rrnor WiLJz for Recommending State
Bosrd III Asaessors' in his n,-sssgc /" thu
Legislature III Ian.
Every meMl~r III that Legislature,
Whose reading of political economy exten-
'lssl lsyONnd common school primer
knew the result ofa personal assessment
IL property, and knew II from the result
ATTAINED after three years of trial under
the N'cioLLs government. Aud yc,
every effort to amend the hill in respect
:" assessment was promptly votcsl down
hy the "Camp Street Caucas" lead BY
those p"n'trIUas statesmen. HENRY ri
Cameron aud RICHARDSON of New ar.
leans. WIN have iss,0M.r. We believe,
since they l"wlrd about CmAK,.Ev How.
AIDS Lottery, the beloved ofthc people.
Mr.. Ogden III lsOasier, in the intrrrnt III
proper assessments and the SMALL land
owners, begged even for On cQMalizat
lion ii assessments by the Police Jury q.
he several parishes, l,at tie fate of this
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03
OBITUARY..

kfMBALL.-JAxEs JOSIAH K,xu,,I VIA.
t.r,' IN Alabama, on the 18th Of Nav lxH nn,l
died 1T his residence in Natchitoci.s Par;si,
Louisiana, July 10th. 1881. Of complication,
81 diseases, the result Of an injury Received
from horse seven months before.
ne endured all bis suffering with q forti.
sude seldom witnessed in prOtractrl cases,
ana when the hour came to bid sdieu to everv
thing earthly-to pass from time TO vart c,er'
nity--he fell without a single struggle into
the arms Of his blessed Redeemer. ''
Tic was q kind husband, an affectiopate f.
taer. /" good neishbor, aud an honest and nm.
right citizen. "'" "p'
lie leaves wife and six children and ,
host Ut friends to mourn their irreparable i"ss.
calmly the good man meets his fate.
Guards celestial, round him wait.
see: 'le burns these mortal chains.
And Ger death the vict'ry gains
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03
Succession Sale.

ny virtue Of an order of the Hon the D;s
~ trict Court in and for the umr;,h If
Natclitocfcs, ! will offer for sale ri tle la to
residence H Of tue deceased in the Parisl, Of
Natc1litochcs, on ''" VI
wedeesday. ssth day Of September, 1881.
TIE following described property, in the por;.h
~ NN"tc',i!tmh"s. belonging to the Succession
81 Geo; ". Bnrkett. decd. viz: The und;v;'
ded half interest Of deceased in Lot No / "f
section No. IA. township No. .. range No'9
containing One Hundred and twenty. fHnr
"s-iV acres, less ~ acres heretofore ,oli Nv
deed. I" W. b. Carter. y
Also the south east quarter Of sou,h w.s,
quarter Of section II, township >. range
containing thirty-nine acres, more or less's ' .
Also lot M. ). Of section II. townsL;n
range >, containing twenty-one 96-ioO acres -
Also the south portion Of Lot M. /, town.
sh'pS' range >, containing tifty.threc acres
together with the buildings and improve.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-snhject IL appr.,isemeut.
A.. o. =. JOHN y. BURKETT.
"s' IT, Administrator.
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Sherin's Sale.

'"" NJ Would a Son vs.. Mrs... ?. Campbell.
District Court. Parish Of Na,chi.n.h.~.
no. 1861.
IL virtue OF a writ Of ri. Fa. issucI il, t,,.
- above entitled and numbered suit, and
~ ne "i''r'e". ! have seized and will offer
,"f sa'e i; public ancti'I,. to the last and
M'"hcst bidder, at the Court House door in
Tue c'ty ana parish of Natclitochrs. La. 81,
saturday. the I'd day Of September, 1881.
ut ]: O'clock NJ, all the right, title and IN.
!crrs's OFT he defendant. Mrs. J. p C,m,,hali
III anu 7" the following Judgments. t,.wi,.
Juismrn, in snit 10. 1851. entitled Ur.
=. ". Ca"pbcIl. Natural Turin, &c. ~ !
A. n,!rkrti. rendered in the District Court
,,;n "i Sa'rh't"rhrs. at it's December term
loo"' Tor ne s'';n Of ~! A. 100 Dollar. viii
. per cent Interest from 2lst February. is1s
"'" '"st'. ana ~ per cent on said sam "a At.
mrmey lees. subject (" Il credit Of Ii3 80 ION,
j, AIS" Judgment in suit No. sL,2 entitled
MRS: l.: '. Campbell. Natural Tutriy e.
W.. Josiah \. linrkett. rendered in ,j. NJ.
tnct Court. Parish Of Natchito,hrs =, i.
December term. 1880. for the sum Of 81 :I-,ou
10 n"llars. with 8 per cent interest from .,ulv
9tl, 1879, and costs. '''" '"'',
n Also Judgment in suit No. 1853. entitled.
M MR. =; '. Campbell. Natural turk. &C..
, ~. -: y. and 1: d. Burk-tt, rendered in the
y ',st1ct court, Parish Of Natchitoches. at its
I'eceh'o's Term. 1880. for the sum of TO Dol
:Is' VIII ! per cent interest from March
:lh. Is.'. and costs.
!, ALSO Judgment in suit No. Sti;s. entitled
'lrs; L. ': Campbell. VS.. \. ". Hamnton.
S S""1n 10 Inc District Court. Parish OF
,"'''.'o o.. ut ITS March term 1881. for The
"m OF 35' N-l00 Dollars. with n.r c.n, in
crest from 18th day Of July. 1880. and COSTS
Terms Of Sale:
Cas''--s"hject to appraisement.
Aug. 2n--3. 60.
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Notice..

S"cvsSi"" Of yhos. u. Eh,c. ,
sly" ,n,, Is hereby given that w;,,;.. .
~ sntf"n has filed i'll my office N. " INN. {.
,"' 4" y" appointed A,lnnistrat",r' p p
!; a'"'' named Succession. Now ,I"s.eM the
~ Known that unless "pp..ition "t IT, b
'll'rt'" within the time prrscriL.,l,,M made
prayer OF the applicant, will b. yra",. 'Is~' the
!" witness whereof have be,.n..''
"a "a'ia anu aff'x''l my official seal On III :' NY
~ day OF August 4. ID. 1881. V" inns tie
Aug. 2.:t. "''AANEi.
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Notice..

tKoHE SAEii. IH.. having flee, in this
- office if's final Account of Administrator
OF the joint Succession of Jerome and Adele
SarPy, both deceased: notice - hereby u;yru
t'!at nIlI"'" "ppn'iion h. flied in thi, othc,
within ten days from this date. III. said ~.
r",n' will be h"m"'".ated and ma,l, tI,..
judgment o! I'll" Court. and the said Admin
istrat"r finally discharged IN accordance, with
the pfay'r"' his petition filed Herewith.
\. T.. I.EMEE.
|"S' ~ -. ny Clerk
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Censtable's Sale.

James N. II. McCook VS.. r. Monette.
first Justices Court, Parish of Natchitoches
No. SO.
Ri virtue Of writ Of Fl. Fa. issued in thu
- a''Ove entitled and numbered sn;t anI -
me directed, have seized and viii Offer for s.i.
TO- 20 t1e lasf and highest bidder a: the door ~
NatchitOches, On P"'''" VI
!easesdsy, September III, 1881.
at ~ o'clock NJ, the following described uro,
DDe Billiard Table aud fixtures.
Sixteen Cues.
One Stove. 'a
One Desk. Is.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-sulject to appraisemeut.
Az. o. ~ JAMES 7. KING.
'k. IT, Constable, Ward /.
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Succession Sale.

by virtue Of an oryler and aeo,... .c.,.
~ Hon. the District Courf in snI c.' ~ ~ tut
t'sr'sh Of Natchitocl,es, / viii ali ~. ~. .hs
.ioCr Of the Court House in the city ~ ~. .ne
saisrday, he lefh q septe.ler. ,es,.
the following described propertv }s,o..:...
)" tne Succession of ;;.stellel Prniho'.mss
ist tract Vt land ON the east hank =,
.,sycu Julien, parish Of Natchitoches ha;na :" !.
Dsao. u lot !, Sec. II, township Q. rance
= - Mest, containing . 76-lOO acre. e'
~. Another tract Of land in said n.r;ah
S c'"x VI o. section 2 Except lot No. 81 lot,
e.s. ~. .. VI section ~ and east half Of north
M oo Iusfter; section u, township II. ranor
H,ioa ". on.n. six hundred and forty.thre,
ID: Another tract of land in ..;a ,..;.,
combating Of lot No. 2 ~ sec+; ..a :, parish
lot No. l, Of section u, ali If se..;",, ~ nnd
cept the north half IL ffsetionsI ~a,.t leA.
4Hsrter) aud lot No. 2 Of section ' tn css'
ship IL, range 10. containing Five HnnI nu
and Sixty.twO acres -"i'ut,'a
stn. Another trsct Of land cons;st;,. nc
:Ot 40. :. o. section n. and all of sert;os. ~
=: ,tnS"~nsh'p II, range 10, Containing ~,
oo-iUO acres, Of which 80 acres ara IT. 49, ~
parish Of Natchitoches and $40 6:"ioo ~ .lle
are IN the parish Of DeSoto. "''''
9TH. Another tract Of land in tho ,,o,:.h :.
Nstchitoches, being the north half "f s".,. y.
east quarter and north east 0uarter ~ ."'..s
west quarter Of section l8. tovnsI;m q ..''' sn
Z, containing i18 3 100 acres. = '""Ho
oth. Another tract If land in soil n.-;sh
Oelng the west half Of north west onsrts. ' .,,i
norm west quarter Of south west "mo,+. s'' ~
se g e - township 8, range :. contan;n"
9TH. Ihe undivided one ffth. and ..,.,,.,.
ol one NTH Of another tract Of land ~ .a;5
ueing the south west qusrter of sonth
xest Iract'onai quarter Of section s. t"wn.
mp z, range Z, containing ~ g 100 acres
.na me soi.th east quarter Of south east mar
9! 81 sec &c Z, township 8, range ! CON.
, *mns - S7-'v acres. (Chalybeats Spring |
sth. The undivided one third Of . tract ~
'S ownea IN common with Phanor Pm.
18th aides Of Old river, IN saii nsr;.h W
aiming shout $50 acres, being the lowar MI
! claim confirmed to Soulon9e R.,ss;sr " a'.I
OF Succession Pierre CheiIettr." "u
Tho intetest of the deceased = ~ -
ma being an undivided one-half: fIles;,s;i
y purchaser, the title to the ctha- .n5:...
"a half will b. made Ut the aan,s t;r.a NV,
as!ns terms, BY the Heirs Of az Aoh sn.'
rudh0mme, decd. "'u'''e
1svms Of Sale:
For what it will bring on . credit ~ -
-. .,I'a ~ .ue purchaser to give his bond with
=. ~ Jolnt secur,ty, ana mortgage retained on
~. rtveC.sy sDaa, Pig esafing 3 per cent in
~ ~. u.y u cDnalcetioa. Such bond
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

'".i'hM ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at legal rates:
TM-oit Dollar per square for first insertion a;d
I'itN 'this per square ir each sui,scuucu, ius,.,
ton; >"a" il the SPACE Of one hundred word,
soma il'ai'i AMI MEASURES eleven lines Of M.hly
type IN these columns, or one inch.
All advc isrlnc,,ts Of a ,Judicial u,,,.r. ;,.,
III ih's paper are subject I" the above .asr eu.;,
and must b" paid for accordingly.
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Total. ....... Sl5l, IA OK

The City ITEM closes the refrain l,rtter
than We can:
These figures show that it was ,lesi xncJ
that the Burnside properties should e..
cape taxation on at least Sl76,:na, and
Investigation into the rolls for hack years
will show that this fraud has been avs.
tsmatically perretrated upon the state.
An rekaria the stores, It In clearly the
duty Vi Auditor Jnmel to have them ssses-
sed - 'onaitted property" and the Gov.
crnor aud Auditor should peremptorily
demand Of the State Assessor his reas0n TOR
M yrossly undertaking these valuable
properties, and II he eau furnish none Of
satisfactory character, ~ promptly make
NJ example VI him. Aud ~ q highly
,,srtul summer occupation, the Attorney
l'etrrnl should cntlcavor to devise some
legal means by which the large sum the
bMrnsi,le property have cheated the State
I" IN the rast may lie recovered.
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EStray Notice.

.H ,I''!!,| before me the un,lrr.irne, :,
M Ia 'h"r'ty. by Isaiah .lcziem "". s"t" an.
f'lly. ah""t three years old. X" "% n. s,rt'
~ appraised hy +. LcRr"' "ism Or
tr,''': r"l,''"''H with the unlrrsiyns%I H., T.
nee OF The Peace. 1T ten dollars. e"e'' 'us.
Aug. @.-3t. JrNH 81 n:E,
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ny. STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA. ,
Parish Of Natchitoches,
a. IL ls hereby ordered that a special Jury ,,e
Drawn amt summoned in accor1;anc. ;.;. -
ACT. N" ~. Of 1891, to I've composed Of " ";n.
competent Jurors for each Of tke lat .nI ' S'1
T weeks III the October term Of the Distr;ct
IeuGt, parish Of Natchitoches. for the trial
VI nll CRIMINAL eases, where the penalty ia mot
necessarily imprisonment at hard I.har w" ~.
aea5h, and tho Jury Commission, ia directed :"
=. 10 araw SAT-! special Jnries, and the Sheriff
. ~ summon the same. Ssid term Of the D;s-
m trct Court to convene on the lat Moni.v e,
October. 1881. "o"""S III
81; zone; ordered and signed in Chamber.
'"'s 18th day of july, 4. b., 1881.
(Signed) II plrpsov
Judge, 18th District. In.
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| II IL an n'Hloabte,i tact THAT there In,
always been good demand here for brick
and until within . year past, there In,
been no supply to meet this demand,
bricks, when manufactured BY the te,liou,
and uncertain method by hand, and placed
IN the sun to dry, liable to destruction bv
the variableness 1t the weather. ia to.,
onerons, too tedious, IS well as costly .
proceeding, ~ make the experiment either
rennnerstive or al times successful. and
the prices arc too high to place thin kind
Of material within the reach Of ordinary
builders. Even the demand Tor lumber
cannot ' be met, notwithstanding the mum.
''er Of saw mills aud broad extent Of MIN.
'"sesta Hence nast Of our buildinss A.,
constructed Of unsessoned lumber. vl.,..
s'rinkase, a. II i'ecomes seasoned. mal..
1t anything hut desirable Or reliable ~
the erection Of houses. =.
IN so'ns portions VI Texas, brick M.
chimes On In ass which turn ont m I'm.
.'en"e number ofbrieks per day, thorough.
y dry aud compressed ready to he placed
=" kilns ard burned, These brick. ara
manufactured ont Of materials transnort.,,,
ny rail annmLer II nilss, and vet ,o,.,
ut very law figures. The price Of h.,,a
made bricks here iselo and eia per tho,.
sand, yet machine made brick can Is
manu- lactured apd sold Ut profit = f.o,,
ES.0 to = per thonssnd. 'AoAn
Recently, We mote that ~ OH 49,, 4
IN U. d. Benedict, OF Norwalk na;c
',es pnt mp PenAeld Brick sAd I'll ~
mine, IN that city, capsble ~ rr.;r.i..
'!'M u :" 0,Ooo brick per day, = ths |
,ss ,nsy require. A steam engine i
ssea 70 drive this machinery. M ssms
!ssclse y mandatory couh l,e saces."
NY introduced IN this locality H..
within the city limits. 40 iner h....ss,ss
'els " "alluvial marl. rich IN ssIi.;...v
shich could be utilised immc,listsi.., =.
~ spot where TIE machiucry ~ srsst.s
n requires capital-mouey To mt =.
acA machinery, still II vcnh - =. ~
s.S s wnlea woald prove beneficial
- - " ~ peoducer and the coneu1her
ea n wena tucrsosN The de,nand. becsns,
81. 80 g ss,slsea snd durability q an
~ Acto4e vay, this sueaestion i -.
tn0 pahtc, II order that 49, -. =:
- nay tecQRnis0 tn utility 81 ~. !.
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.(ssal. HANCOCK fally sadorscs Geul.
AkrNUR, Vice President II the United
states, - gentleman VI character, pro-
bity, intelligence and moral worth; that
h. will wake goml President and l,s ~
hshes I" his country. W. hope now.
that with this, from thu Superb, our
partisan friends oM either side will cease
abusing tn Vice President.