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, 1881-07-02

Tho Submarine Tunncl NIoans OF
Invasion.


Tho submnrlns runne' n1oan. OF
~, ho,.ao,. Time, J.nt H..
We hear once again Of tho scheme for tue
tl,e English and tie French shores. Shafts
iav.. i,ocn snnt M the Encfiah mn, Francl,
.,",e .as o'e. w., ...a,, o .uo ..t % ,,
snores, s mia ~ '1ney hasa % eneo'Iilteseo on eo!h
solid uniform stn,tum of chalk, impcryious
IN ti,,s. tia uurstlan at driving a raiierv
| titne and expense From one Of tin shafts
| OIL the English st,lc gallery some 800 or p,0
Yards In length and ssven fat in ,lin,uerr
las already been driven. This Is to be con-
tInucd for 1nlfe, and n corresponding piece
OF work is to 10 done from the French
side, II no obstruction, is met on either Side.
tho c'n'N sttat'.1n coi't,iltles solla anu UNI
broken, The probability Is that the satno geo"
logical character will be found to exist dur
Ing tho remaining miles. When this point,
,, ~ ,n.a ue1n 'ens..e's "nct ~ st
| mile of ga'lcry lias beci completed from
tho two extremes on either coast, the rest OF
tho undertaking iaay be pushed 81 =, on !, with ,
1vnt,,,",s ,,,t,,io,, No., ,.oo-, ,,.,,l H. o,n,'"
Ma.ks "pu ',se se..s ,.,, NJ" ILL.,. w. e''oTs s
necessary lNliis arg to bs found UNI W SPECIAL
| eastcri hai!way md sln'l!lttng " us con;
trol nn1 stpcrvislon. For tha mechanical
,s s Tk s ss s1ssa snsaeoiy sss rs rss efs
y gallery ten miles, tn length Is to ba
| driven FROM the English side and Is
| 70 be-, met !a%lf-way. across by = cor
side.'' The junction Of the two galleries
! will be tht. Junction uf England and France.
, 1881-07-02

=. f1uiH fntvi rim ttfnr'H
AsNw & tors-tnot iots sH'u'. ,,.,,,,sIns ,rccn.
pon ~ ~. II" 'sndsi shizk inv Inn hn,,sl
1GH ,,te s,s.s,t y" ia 9,nt,"znri Nv" 'As
1""9 "o"' wv """t'"Ao
Ieaw n poot dtp q sorotl
II rcmI r"Ip ,'nn m"1'in, III wurni,,p " lin baok.
&c ooaid pasa, :,st see q his h1Ss vorses u5ru
:, Al Although hIs ,. graiii l., VIZ 3 trled'
Anu even aAu ai,ol ny IGnt :;
- ~ Het th@t'' a' 'n's o''eu'
l saw tic ecat1ng pitch roll lowu
- The cracking. sweating Eings,,
And 9 streatns 9t stnoko. m !isH , w!s@!er.apouta' @
~. "! 3s.,aa w w., ., ,,,n
:: s,.nh nnIsn nt,t,nt Tia towt: .~
Ti,oy unsYnru,l nut. but iii tho whe
4; Tie breaks wont up and down.
-. ..,. .,.,,..,. 4
ITW IIn y anassnH :, '.st i,is, ru..' .,.,re s's
snw Il tripp!u scgrcI hts haud
= distinguishing his ,cg:
y gsw Nlno gcest upon tno wing
AlJ s,vcrs M ntt,Sr;s ts" ups'slisu plE, ful
;. Cr,sped to II UracklinK coil.
~
enw The O. OK TINT hsowsed nc grass
my, MF,!nS ,,ss, y. s ~ III s,r, eMss; vs
: " Was I'D al nusG iiery q Tlase; Tl"" =. ' -
1snW huge tishcs, boiled to rugs,
:, L9b through tl'o lulbll.,R Gr,no: ,a;,,. =.
An 9 9shngnts , sIs,, o. u Stoaseo ny sou!
!. :is.sA'' M '1&'
: =, :drsauil' tt,::' =, -. -; "a
M, mGGry na"nin u.,, IT, G t,ro
Thnt wrs.tI,sI sIt, t,,is,i svn,Msi iii: :,
s,rainyort If through thy sceiinx brain
:. sucl ttltdnIEht riAona eweop,
sparG9 t snare, y. Hpaf9 a ~, ine eTenlns tnoa's
coSVERsATft,S Or E1hos AND
- S>. =: taaAnMa9S:, xamr tista ,st :.
Etros-Whv .tfo vtjl1 coii mn i.jrn.7 ID. :
, 1881-07-02

I haye used vour TRoPic. FRUIT LAxATivE and
bex 70 ssy that it losA aH you efdM }uf 4, whlsi!
Il soncIii,ia l.va not hsei able 70 .ay y many
pft.c.iptl0la hAvo FecelyGaa 1Lum H1sssm4s"
1T Graham st.. b1ook'ya, n. T.
Nov. q, 1850.
, 1881-07-02

nistnt,x snisau / aeS gently; sGctlysy snd i .Is
Mss.sHeyI ss: Hs:It SHsss: e Sssss Al H., ssI.: | as;;
PRICE rs md GO CTS. SOLD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS. =
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
-or- -
Trepic-Fruit Laxative.
VIC try to keep tho article, hut the people won1
let US; " ast % ~ we get a. @s,prly shey e!y " ons
We havo meyer seen remedy ltke ydu7a Il
nfsSi shy S' 10 fs:s tss stIes 81 sssena
Cor. 7yth st. nnd I'd Avenue, New York.
Jupsos Cus*ISoM1a, Rlchinond, Va
n1;p ogG phscau' @ !s.eFbf II So1K i Is.e p,ssy i r. o"
'' '' - '' waihingiooSs b. c.
II takes we'll and gives satisfaction.
HENRY AEoILt q Sons ftS5ssmaHs!s6' t5ssIi.Haso w.
1 ''''1S ]. i. iiiooiss, 0wensboro. Ky.
.saaS s'5 'Rnpa,y II E2* nd gives
Henderson, Ky.
s " @ st. more bsxsas g 4 es faz sss ess M
; ktSa's PHARMACY. Jersey City, NJ.
! have largc demand for Tner,c;FngII Lag.
Elegant and etsmctlsc. ] have used 4 mysc1f,
TnESTtcE & EvANsoN, Jauesytlle, Wis.
Il commenced The drug hsisne*s in tlia city 1tty
gears ngo II pyeA me pleasure to say that during
That time no hrt!G!g hM given better satlstacaon
'''''' join i. Wilson. Druggist, Lexington, Ky.
Have used It In 1ny family with great satisfao'
o04' Il i. pAsis' b1usstist, ' bellows III Fills Vt
y
ourselves. nnl Recommended 1t to tho p1ysc3ans
of our t0wtlAhip, Win, also recommend H. II an-
swets the ri,spose dexlgned ndnlin.hly.,
BREWSTER j. Co., Druggists, Vlnaland, M
It sells well md giyes good satisfaction.
COLLISION 1Nos., DruEgtsts, Columbia, Ky.
Tho aIccst laxative In the world. All tho Cath
ole clesyylnen ils 1nd!aun ase using H.
CARL AAh1A DupppSa,tAESRNt psss,iA
It sells well; sns1 J. good article. c,...,.
E II. EFsSlIn,- DfnSSlst cleveland, 0.
:, yaoe,c.Fsvsr LAxA7.yE Sizes sa.asiac.
N. 4. ungEN, Druggist Mt. Vernon, O.
aeyer found moro pleasant nnd ss,'n!la.iVe
100 co1nmblA st., Suw York.
.Phys1cinns hero have found It 10 b. most rella.
nle. . 80 and they wish to prescribe 1t largely
A.EeKsaa1Es, Druggist, ,ornnd Rapids, Nich.
eon,tacr tho LAXATIVE Tho finest md most
agreeable preparation ever uAed ind shall rec"
0m"sa II to Fl & Snr12s m2ncs, Druggist Chester "
, 1881-07-02

tried your TKoPtc. FRUIT, LAXATIVE, and Gu
prescribing II ~ my lHuy Cltlchls.
II. T. 1IER1ASN, u, D., 0uahoEe, Pa.
, 1881-07-02

Your LAXATIVE Is Just the tllng-k T., ,cssy to
take, aud tie etllct g6Ul.
3. b. suErAAD, II. D.. Eyeston. Ind.
, 1881-07-02

:, ".G;oyr.po,dstef Ne,p lIork Sim.
ifAn4ro,.u. juno s~bestrns to oa; get tho op,u.
70: OF ."t cs'oorts amateur astronomer. i M,
oathuct Lo1Euoslo tlcmens sasntk i"Allfh IN tho
now cqmat.1 visited hia house. this morning Just
eciss.al pnuno.nona Is vol knoun .f 1ys wss eoI.
idsnt that should md him 1T h.s ,oIesoonu In
hsio1traordIaary INFUSION. 4 few vol directed ID
pebbles brouEht ht,n to tho window. :" IIcllors
sa'd 10: "c.''iio up; but don't wake tho bn6y.
mea [t. aq sat .iatn s@s On ~" sseoa kt Il
wien sa aS
longer iade io W was % stttux +. a Vnp oucn va sot
Ito luadlug to tho root. slnokiux u CHAR, With
both 'nunds ho ornsped n ionr poos wbon II
houk. il!s fauo haa haasard t lools, @ and t his
J, ,oux ess M suas l'''!esy through the ss,.tIoray:
boon at M It all I nlratr:'H A' e"'a i H'' '''
s'stod Ut q yowc1 and TWO cousonnns sounds.
n'xat that Haven't closed hsii 10 'oys. rs
wearing IN the. This constant responsibility Ia
un.lsrmIuina my constitution, Ay sonao ot
t!!nea foo! like lotsoe 20 NY xt!p, ovoa if tho
sion ot bsstoo XII nxt7 @ 70 doya Ioy,1'n alxSs
os s;s Ssss Ssss Ct ia s sod f. "
fos auV:. NSay opos ySa e 81 Gsos9 m e9o
Gew. w '"'o9' 'f''9 A'4'3 "'A'o'pn'Fo A1' est''
l!o looked tor q minute - L be ~es au,nE to
Sn Stsas ar t g. tofFoa r. They
with IN oxprUss.u,, 81 luainmcnoiY nitY.
"The TIL ot tio eotnos. said 30, sa;dtly waving
sis natt,.r1,., r., nv "stt,,t,St,ons trj", nvS.
, 1881-07-02

! f,aye given yn1,r. .Tnortc Fruit LAzAT-vs q
faE trial ntisl ain greatly ple1!sed viii IT,
". Ii. READER, ii. D., Ncw Amsterdam, Ind
, 1881-07-02

permitted 10 rnlu tho rc6aof and, THO fancy uf
eoinets nuclo,!s viii lar los. Than or rarcst RI.
md Tho hnr,ntcss rassaEb nf 4 snslnr vi1ltor
sy sx s n9 o. en wReS sosye wss sre
Tisojessts % % esraost.e.s tear. os.k!nd!etl.
slmpI!e|ty al xhlvh nj prcvious Instance l!s,i
earth n,Hst 10 br1nght about by tho auenoy Of
iro WI txoa With splrt thas onIosoea every;
whero T. an M tnas @ o o soa amo,x ncys sa %
truth ti,as relieved nli. IT. Eroat tnenaurt. from
9 q lg ,at FF%t ut yanty ynfS fSsS
ions ant, vulgar urrors III rcRarti to pcstlloruos
ai,l wars--crr.,rs whlot wero wont tu prevail
a@("aetnaf @ Sxsas ,2ow. ~ 81 souo sao', @
rut,vlitbvu exurtlotl. foason l4si at oco hurried
tro er trome' To fsalest intel
Whit minor OWLS might arlso froa the contnet
wcru poitts u elaborate question. The lcarnc4
ip roSspe auessfonss II oato an eossauont
r. +, y NyGgstat,oi!, uao, of possible tnagnol'd and
Many hoid that no visible or pcrcopslbie oircot
would II tlny lnannor he: produced. White such
discussions wtre going OH, their sub1eot grad.
dasotgSe, @ aa Il aro 5riiia't ustrsp. ppqMi Msu.
xia grow pasr rs II ca'ne. All hum"n opara-
Thoru WAS at, opuoh in tho courso Of tho aon.
trAl sentiment wheu tho cosnat had attained ut
iongth = siz s,,rpass!,g that ot aay previously
my lingering hopu that iho astrono.uurs wore
Wl Wrul,g. sxportctioed ~ ths M certainty Vt, eyll.
Tno hc.rts Of tho stoutost 0f our raco buaI Viz.
lu.tly within their bosolns A worry fuw days
sn'iccd. llowovel. to merxo oven such feolinYs
III auntlnieitH oven tnuro untnluruble. WU
c0tlll no l0Kor nppIy to the strange orb dccs.s-
tuned thoughts. lls Asiurteat uMrlbi,tca, had
tllsappaarad: Is opprcssod ia With 1ideois
W. saw II not us un astronomical phonomo.un
I0Er y flttt4 Nfr1N ksF
, 1881-07-02
PHYSICIANS TEsTlASoMvs .

4 Ind the administration and effect ..u!.7 Js1
claim. e. II. LlssKEy, la.-,
Put!r acy, O.
, 1881-07-02

': oL1vEE. Mtcf.t March ID. 1851.
Ia,n taking your TRor,o FAvlf LAXATIVE, aus
ftl ktcl excellent results trum il TIM! desire 70
- Ma. 4. Ii. OTm.
, 1881-07-02
OTHER TESTIMONY.

TonF MEADE. D. T., Jan. "a. 1881.
ixar Sir ~ hnye hail perpetual g!ddy heAd!
ncv. anA l,ayu teeM sasssis.eA for tue Aht eisht
y0kni- hAvu used dlferclt Ermed!es. Dat no!e
inost yuluahla 'TInric-FAp,T LAXATIVE shall
e'ldeaysr e g!Ys to y ny eotd!sl support ~
Yuurs truly, HENRY ArSEm,
~ Company X, 18th 1nta2s1H
, 1881-07-02

keeping n coo,- headed and miiauular snnn M
,tenk hUro To fcnA MI, In cnso the oussed thing
wh1uks this Wny7"
, 1881-07-02

oyy,cs OF J. o. lluEY 4 Co,
DoOxsxtLxks AMP sTA1!ons sTA;1n!!s, East y tsa,
Dtur si-IMytug TILED -tro boxcs os you!
T,9riqFsulT i.4x1rlyG, Gnd thgy t4tt my eass ~
better shuu as,ytAinx lover tttea CEiofe. @'a
highly tluasel With them. n 1t1.x.
, 1881-07-02

tle, :" p . and they wIsh 10 prescribe 1t largely
ills Cunlng Eensutl.
A. EcKsGaAss, Druggist, 0znnd Rapids, Nich.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-03-26
ROGERS
CELEBRATED

remarkable
the Muscle Tissue
OF Room
Only needs trial tn success " -''''o1s
OF stock should lie without asuppy
among cattle called
II the greatest destroyer Of Bed
equal O fvarnlsh - - $500 -A15 = =
IL the
which = - f-s ''---s 49,. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-03-26

A NEW ik..a iMENT
Sor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
dyspepsia. Catarrh. Headache, Debility,
:aeumatism. Neuralgia. anil all Chronic
I'D Aercous Disorders. 1t is taken
BY INHALATION.
nd acts directly upon the great nervous
nj organic centers, and cures by a natu
u process Of rehabilitation.
REMARKABLE CURES
ave been made in a wide range of dis
.ses. which are attracting the attention.
I the medical profession throughout tn,
hole country.
HAS BEEN USED BY
{. Rev. John J. Keane Bishop of Rich
,nnd, Va. Hon. WIN. d. K.ily. #. s
rtaur. VIM. Penn nixon. of the Cbi-ap
"ter Ocean. and many others wiz, bay.
zen largely benefited, and to whom VI.
fer. by permission.
Is STRONGLY ENDORSED.
1--WE have the most unequivocal testi
.ony to lis curative power from man,
'-rsons Of hisn character and intelli.
nee. "-Latherdn Observer. 1.-The cure,
aich have been obtained by this neu
:eatment seem more like miracles thar
'.ses Of natural healing Arthurs Hon,
idgaziIae. There il no doubt as to Ia.
-nuineness and positive results Of thi.
eatment. y Boston journal Of Commerce
SENT FREE.
Treatise on G mponna Oxygen. eivin.
e history of this new discovery anil
rye reco.,i of most remarkable cures
rite for it.
ALSO SENT FREE.
"Heo'h and Life, a quarterly journal
cases AMI cures un Ter the Com POM.
xygen Treatment. Nos. / and 2 nov
sdy. Address,
DIS. STARKEY & PALEN.
l1O9 and I'LL Girard street,
II PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Gu.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-03-26
HEAR WHAT PEOPLE SAP hHO HAZE TRIED THE NE1lTs or
ROGERS LINIMENT.

H. ESQ.,:
iarine and Old Sos
Gin
p
"" ~ .omI Esq New Orleans: Bayou
NJ nst Tor Of mine had il oSs
. ,env hing lie couia think without
ing
ofe one otte w used she
una Ana well and nov as ms and fine his
Aoufs etc., PHup AAoEz,
M RoeiHs lslHEsT you bisvs the 1sy Bee -
asion OF che kind IN hous
w -o"'S"
". H. Toomer Esq: Ro.x~ r..-h. n. ,e,a
or ship me by schooner Mary
N1 lhe sale increasing rapidly obg truly B1ox
W H Toouer, New peyl;naou Ne, Sr1 Isse &
Dear Sr-Piease LsxSr am
~ H. an" need very mueh AMI obiss
81 ~ iSmi, ls9:: Abaa piaas hsne3 1879
s naVe been using oaERs
=. II hn ESQ ESQ NOZZLE Alabama,
"'""oA' "enaeo!' Aoufs etc., L. W. WnraKxA n
Nh -. pIVme. Esq Ata. june %.
It. Yours truly, M.esr ps.srs' Co,ar
H. ESQ.,:
Sl have tried ooERs
and nal u
W. Toomer ESQ.,:
kooERs
the Best Kennedy
tn. px,,-,,o. ;. ionfs etc, w. s.
'oh 10 the wonderful
PREPARED ONLY BY W. H. TOoNER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-03-26
tack Line.
BY ROBERT RAlNN.

This old and popular carrier, cunnecl.
lag with the Steamer Cdmelia, ut iian,i, /.
lille, Ns.iisOnsiIIe and Old J.snuIap,
,s:ryine the U. i. Mail ANA thereL, { ID.
:len To ais:ance All opposition. Ever.
me is treated courteuusly. ana CHARGE:
re uniform, and no delay .n account ~
Did horses and other vexution. irayeier.
teslious oi speed and safety, viii 400
al inr sir. iiu ION.
CoviNGToN, Sept. Is, 1877.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-03-26

PREPARED ONLY BY W. H. TooNER. -.
New Orleens, La.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CEN7S-FOR SALE EYERYWHxnxs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-20
Adopted.


Mr., Morris offered the following
which was adopted:
Rcsoircd, Thai the Sheriff ba in
strnoted to keep the grounds aud
Court House buildings in neat and
orderly manner, aud that no grazing
oi animals ba allowed Within the
enclosure.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Cos, tho com.
mittee on Insurance were instructed
10 insure the Court House ca the
best terms obtaiuable.
On motion, the board adjourned
sane die.
Attest: TH0S, If. GoLpsW0NTuY,
County Clerk,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-20
It lace, fees and 10 per cent.

az lace, lees and 10 per cent.
That Henry Lampe he allowed 10
redeem all the certificates in the
hands Of the conn'y on thex3 IL Ne
Of NV or sec l9t. !, r. i, cast, j face
fees and 10 per cent.
That Thomas Mu.doon BE allowed
to redeem all the certificates in the
hands OF the county on the ne ar OF
Sc or sec 81, t :, 7. I, cast at face
fees and 10 per cent.
That John T. Pope be allowed to
purchase all certificates ia tie hands
o. the county on Sc or Of No ar see
- t. :, =. !, for the sam Of $1,000.
That John Hutchinson be allowed
to redeem all certificates in the
hands of the county on u ) Of sw or
sec To, t. :, +. i, east for the sales Of
IL" and 1873, and on the Of sw
or sec t. /, I. 5 east for sale 1878.
Tor face, fees an6 10 per cent.
That VIM. r. Henry be allowed to
redeem IN the maine Of Phiip Ksar
ney all the certificates in the hands
Of the couatg, on the I'VE or of ne or
sec 10, and the uw CT see ~, t. ., r..
i east, from the sa es Of 1914, at face
and fees and / por cent.
That Jane II. Jones be allowed to
redeem the certificates o. sale for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-20

{. Mmtin,corstable, state IS
c. HaEdgTaNe.... .20,45 II 50
:. Heath. GEO, taot allowed
q. c. Mejss,J. z. holding in
pueSt..... ........-...,..S1 SOS
an motion, the bill Of ]. T. PRIV.
or Jr., for extra work, &C., was
allowed in fun The bin Of DR.
Eastman was, on motion, laid on
The table,
On motion, the chairman of each
town was Instructed 10 report to
the committee on claims the num-
Der OF miles which the assessor of
his town had gaveled to attend
>he consultation meeting last spring.
On motion Of Mg. Morris. j. T.
Pryor, Jr., late county clerk, was
employed TO complete the work OF
preparing certificates and making
out tax deeds to the county under
the resolution of the Board adopt
I'd Nov. 18th, 1879.
Mr.. Rowey asked for leave Of
absence which was granted, znd
My. Hoskins was appointed to take
his place on the committee on tax
claims.
On motion, tle Board adjourned
till o'clock, =, m.
EVENING Session, p. m
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mept Minutes of morning session
read and approved.
hir. Morris 10 the chair.
Nr. Rowe moved that the Hook
ana Ladder Co. Resolution be in
definitely postponed. Carried.
TOE committee on officers bonds
reported as follows;
We, William e Rowe, chairman
II tho County Board, and John 4
Morris and j. ". Rewey, a commit
ter to whom was referred the bonds
Of the several county officers elect,
haraty make report that we have
carefully examined each aud every
auo Of said bonds, aad fad them
correct, both as to form aud suiiici-
eorY Of sure.ies.
UOtEGyiHe, January ith, 1881.
NN. Il Rowe, Ohm CD. 81,
J. w. HGWEr,
] Il. A0HRS.
Rrnyrt adopted
rrAg resolution Of Mr.. Billings, ap-
all
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
Late News Items.

The Presldent's message lisa business paper and
gives no political indications.
Col, John ". Porney died on the 9Th inst, OF
Brigbt's disease, usen GA years.
It 10 thought that the finding Of the court In the
whitaker case will not be approved, aud 'hashe viii
be restored to his position a cadet AZ We" Point
-Four Of the Jurors on the Guteau case u 10 said
have been aseertsnsdt TO have insanity In their fam
Hes Aside from this circumstance the chances oi
bis conviction are thought 70 Do good.
Tho Trial Of Flippsr tho negro lieutenant. on .
charge Of emoerxlemeut, Is over, but st our latest
advices had not been decided. Prom the evidence
,dduced 10 would seem that he has been more "sin.
ned az sinst than shining"
US. Treasurer Gilinlisn informed = corTespon
dent who hsd applied to hun tor Information on
the subject OF confederate Mates notes, that the
United States had made an offer for such cur
Yency and does not desire any.
There have been series Of fearful fires recently,
Al Vienna, Austria some 100 persons are believed
to have persisted In burning theatre about the 10th
inst --On the same day sixteen lives we're lost oy
the burning Of q boarding house at Pitt.bursh,
They were sleeping In an upper ROOM aud were
cut OF from escape BY the flames. otaer nr"s o.
minor impoi lance are reported. and ID mon were
injured by q railroad accident 81 indianapolis Inc
same day.
The sheriff Of Bianco county, and deputy airIv'
ed at Austin the 18th from Arkansas, with three
prisoners from Polk county IN that state who nave
been wanted at Blsnco for long while. They ara
Joseph RstliH and two son. James aud George.
they were indicted Tor w-steAling Ia 1874 oui
retired to private life In locality not kno~n u9t'l
0 few days ago, when II was discovered thaS they
had taken up their permanent abode In Polk county
Arkansas. They are reputed to be very bad des'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
Startling Facts from the Land Office

AUSTIN December 3.-COmmissiOner
Walsh, of the General Land office, has not
been called upon by the government for an
annual report of the operations of his office
the past year, but furnishes on inquiry of
The News reporter the following interesting
facts: On September /, 1880, the apparent
balance of public domain subject to location
of certificates was 1881 ,0S0 acres. Since
then certificates have been issued for II, 26l,-
500 acres. Errors in the former estimate
of the account of land covered by the Span
ish league between the Nueces and Rio
tIrapde rivers will further reduce the balance
/ 900, 600 acres. Navigable streams cover
about ,OOO, 600 acres. Estimates can not
he made of excess fhni covered by SOCIAL
cd certificates over the amount the certih
Gates called for but it is known to be large
amount Amounts less than 64OacreS in or
raniZed counties not subject to location
ought to be deducted from areas subject 70
location.
1t appears clearly from this statement that
there are now outstanding claims against the
public domain fully 2.OO0.OOO acres in ex-
cess of the amount available for location.
Holders of tax veteran certificates may be
able to locate in the reservation, but 1t is u
question to be tested If So. the deficiency
in the public domain will be less than the
foregoing statement shows. In the year 100
Confederate soldiers certificates have been
issued, calling for nearly 1000. 900 acres.
The commissioner has under the laws adop-
ted last session. been able to protect the
school lands. but will advise further legisla-
ton.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
Correction.

We hear that in some parts of the county
San Marcos is blamed for the getting up OF
the petition on which the order for an cleo
ton was based. Nothing could be more un-
just. Our people in general were very
much disinclined to have the question rails
cd, not from any fear as to the result, but
because it seemed useless, and likely it
TO result in some unpleasantness But GER
tain other sections and influences would not
rest content thus, so the matter was gone
into, u few of our citizens finally signing
because urged so to do by friends in other
parts of the county, and from the convic
ton that since nothing else would content
the opposition it wee just as well to allow it
to be settled in the way they desired. No;
the trouble, expense andpossible unpleasant
results of the election cannot justly be
charged to San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15

Senator'S Burgess and Houston have writ
ten letter to Gov. Roberts, reciting the
short crops, and the poverty of the people,
and suggesting that the taxes for 1882 be re-
leased or reduced. 1t is aimed to call the
attention of the legislature to the matter, so
that some action may be taken We can see
no use for boarding up money in the treas
ury, when the producing classes can hardly
raise enough to buy bread, aud we hope the
Legislature will give the matter that attention
which it's merits demand.
We clip the above from the Luins Signal.
1t reads as if the Sgnal might be going back
on its patron saint, the Old Alcalde.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
Watch Carefully Your Health.

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bIa,.l tn the head! are you u~ahi'd 9Th dyspep
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pl-Kv. ~ not DELAY. Yoursystem uerds zone true
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MUrrs- 1bs excellent remedy -ill assist nature IN
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
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