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MOthers !!
Mothers -!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Ct your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the ex
%cruciating pain ct cutting teeth !
If so, go at once aud get "a bottle
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. 1. will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
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mother on earl, who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
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and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. l; is perfect
~ safe to uSe lii all eases, and
pleasant to the taste, aatl is tie
prescription of II Of the oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents bottle.
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Read Pro>f Ct Wonderful
Cures.

Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. 9th, 1883.
d. J. Ken 1all & Co. Gentlemen: I fee! it
q duty t. others suffering With the piles aud
If Hing Of the return to write YOU. have
had the piles and prolapsu lis OF the rrctum for
five Years, for the past three years have suf
fere't the most ag"nizing pam. Tried every
thing without relief. but after ten days use
Of kcndall's SPAWN t'urr l have not s.ea or
heard Of the piles since. One Who has not
suffered as l have rauno comprehend the
great joy that l feel at b.in. cnrc.l Of q dis.
ease almost worse than death. had ii valua
BILE young horse that had "a large buncl, gath.
er on his breast bone. l tried all kinds ut lin
iment and had it cut open without any bcue.
tit. Saw Your advertisement anil bought a
bottle "f keudalFs SPAWN Cure ard Or,;creJ
my teainster 4. use AS directed. In less than
one week the lump had disappeared. Think
ing that IA linimrnr that would do what Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure has done for INV horse
might benefit more. l tried it ~ a last resort,
With gratitude and best wishes for your
success.
am faithfully yours,
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ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.,

THE VoLATAIC BELT Co... Marshall. Mich
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
V0LTAlC BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men [young or
OldJ vii" are afflicted with nervous dcbil-
Ity. lost vitality and kindred troubles. guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of
healtl, and manly vi.or. Address as above
n. b.-N" risk Is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed.
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Amendment NO.3.

ART 81. "The Supreme Court, except in "a
ses hereinafter provided, shall have appellate
jurisdiction only, which jurisdiction shall ex-
tend to all cases when the matter in dispute.
or the fund to he distributed. whatever NAV
be the amount therein claimed, shall exceed
two thousand dollars, exclusive of interest:
to suits for divorce and separation from bed
and board; to suits forsnullity of marriage to
suits involving the rights to honesteads !; to
suits for Introduction and to all cases in
which the constitationality or legality of any
TAX: toll or impost whatever. or of any fine.
forfeiture or penalty imposed BY "a municinal
corporation shall be in condensation. what
ever may be the amount thereon. and in such
cases the appeal on the law and the facts shall
ne directly from the Court IN which the case
originated to the Supreme Court and to Grim
mai cases on questions of law alone. when
ever the punishment of death or irnprison.
ment at hard labor may be inflicted. or n fine
exceeding Three Hundred Dollars $4,000 ia ac
tually imposed.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE IS.
Amendment No. H.
Ut the Constitution of the State Relative Ia
the Jurisdiction of Courts of Appeal.
ART. 95.~ "The Courts of Appeal, except in
cases hereinafter provided. shall have appel-
late jurisdiction only. which jurisdiction sh III
extend IN all cases, civil or probate, when the
matter in dispute or the funds to be distrihnt
ed shall exceed one hundred dollars, exclusive
OF interest, and shall not exceed two thousand
dollars exclusive of interest,"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE l0I.
Of the Constitution of the State. relative IN |
Trial Of Cases in Courts of Appeal whom /
Judges disagree"
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Kcndall's SPAWN Cure.
Fort Worth, Tex. March 10Th. lSs:

rort worm, lex. March 18th, 1883.
Messr". B. j; Kendall H. Co.. About eight
brought to the stable Of Farmes aud Henri
10 DC treated for a bone spawn, which was
one years growth and of pronounced siz.. and
having learned throug outside sources that
your IMMINENT known as kendall's SPAWN
lure was valuable, commenced using It ON
anu having applied two bottles the horss was
cured entirely, leaving the lev perfectIv
smooth. 70 P0'Aec'!y
CHARLES HENRY.
Charleston. S. e. Suly o. 1889.
Dr. ). =; Kendall & Co, Dear Sirs : / mr.
c chi. at Louisville, Ky. q very fine bred
nurt on the outside Of the joint which canseI
!! Ia sweet three or four times the natmra,
Size. which made him very lame. fr;ej a
great many liniments which failed to hera6tt
tne injured part. At last when Disguised. snd
ed 70 see your advertisement Of ..KendaII'ss
buster and SPAWN Cure" and thonrht
would give 1t q trial, ] first applied the ..RE.
Ter, to the hook which by this time had ha'
come cailoused: anu to my surprise found !.
the ,..r, , ne " cnarIn. In twenty four hours
Of "kendalrs SPAWN Cure. ana 'ome
phed IL according to directions. which ~
.naae a perfect cure, and the colt is now as
i suta,a ~ any morse alive. l merely write this
.et1er TO you. as l think it a duty / owe to v"n
'" re- a's so1 aor the good OF the public at large.
-. tno lore gong statement | will make afido
WI TO, and can also have the SAME vrr;iaI hn
toe pest horsemen in our city who saw ny
colt before and after treatment. "" 'ne
- r,.uu Very Respectfully,
o""pei d. JOHN r. ARNOLD.
rrlce,; ISL. per bottle. or 6 bottles for IS. All
will Se ssn nave ', II or can get it for you, or it
the proprietors. DR.. B. J. KENnGif.. e
%" ior Illustrated
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
e-l6-S3.
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Frank ZernOtt.
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THIBODAUX LA.

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friends and the travelling public that he
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ia euahled to satisfy all those whO will honor
him with their patronage.
Board furnished hy the day, week or month
with the best the market affords. Desirable
rooms for the accommodation vi travellers ut
moderate charges.
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Amendment No. 6

ART. l2S. 'There shall he in the Parish Of
Orleans a Court Of Appeals for said parish,
with exclusive appellate jurisdiction in all
matters. civil and probate, arising in said par
isl when the amount in dispute, or fund to be
distributed exceeds one hundred dOllars OK
elusive Of interest, and does not exceed two
thousand dollars. exclusive of interest said
court shall be presided over by two
judges, who shall he elected by the General
Assembly, in joint session !; they shall he resi-
dents and voters Of the city of New Orleans.
possessing all the qualifications necessary for
judges of Circuit Courts Of Appeal through
ont the State they shall each receive an An
nual salary of four thousand dollars, payable
monthly rpon their respective warrants
Said appeal shall be upon questions OF law
alone. in all cases involving less than five
hundred dollars, exclusive OF interest. and
upon the law and the facts in other cases.
It shalikit in the city,of New Orleansf from the
First Monday Of November to the last Mon
day of June in each year !: it shall have au-
thoritv to issue writs of Mandamus.. PrOhibi-
ton. Certiorarari and Habcas Corpus in aid
Of its appellate jurisdiction"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 1885.
OF the Constitution of the State, "Relative to
the jurisdiction of the City Courts of the
Parish Ut Orleans"
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THE TIaGwDExocRAr, -
Nerte IN ottGined o ejsuuie1iS-5
reached b. . Southern asxsYape. S@!
and Msvtt Il sst0 sndseses 6sw1SS,
sure q recognition and plaeshNr.Ss.
and hons q ~ AbxtA9a @1
Skates.
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sAssk o. DRAFT o. Dosiai 1salv Wks
ssetstersd Letter. ct stsk " e1s9 ~
PoeeA 0ddSsse
THE TINERDxNoClR
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THE TIMmDEMOCRAT
20peT IN tie United States NwnrAS
o. Aez5eon. Central aad HustA S
and editions printe5 = boeA y
Ess0IiSh language
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Amendment No. ..

ART. I'D. "FOr the Parish of Orleans there
shall be two District Courts and no more.
One OF said courts shall be known as The
Civil District Court for the Parish Of Orleans:
and the other as The Criminal District Court
Tor the Parish OF Orleans The former shall
consist of not less than five Judges, and the
latter not less than two judges. having the
qualifications prescribed for District Judges
throughput the State. The said judges shall
he appointed Ivy the Governor. by aud with
the advice and consent OF the Senate. for a term
OF eight years. Tie first appointment shall lie
made as follows
Three judges of the Civil District Court,
for four years and tw" judges tor eight years.
One Judge OF the Criminal District Court, for
four years and one for eight years, the term
to be designated in their commissions. The
said judges shall receive each, four Thousand
dollars per annull. Said Civil District Court
shall have exclusive and general probate, and
exclusive civil jurisdiction in all cases. when
the amount i'll dispute or to be distributed, ex
ceeds one hun red dollars, exclusive of inter-
est. and exclusive appe Hate jurisdiction from
the City Courts Of the Parish of Orleans.
when tie amount in dispute exceeds twenty
i've dollars exclusive OF interest. All causes
filed in said courts shall be equally allotted
and assigned aIuong said judges, in accord
ance with rules of court to be adopted for the
purpose. In case of recusati0n Of any Judge
IN any, cause. such cause shall be reussivned.
or in case of absence from the parish, sickness
or the disability of the Judge to whom said
cause may have been assigned, any Judge of
said court may issue or grant conservatory
writs or orders. In other respects each Judge
shall have exclusive control over every cause
assigned to him from its inception to its inal
determination in said court. The Criminal
District Court shall have criminal Jurisdiction
only. All prosecutions instituted in said
court shall be equally apportioned between
said Judges by lot. Each judge or his success.
sor shal! have exclusive control over every
canse falling to its final determination in said
court. In case OF vacancy OF rccusation can.
SEES assigned shall. be reassigned under order
of COURT"
(~~) Given under my signature and the
LIS Seal Ofthe state Of Louisiana, at the
1~~l City Of Baton Rouge, this LIST day Of
December A. u . 1893.
WILL A.. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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THE TIMEsDEMoCRArs ans
telegrophie corTsepondemts eovsys
localities Of ne Gex&A a~6 alunAI
leading cities snd ssntrss Of nsn6esS|
Ghas tnsuvta0 Ghs aasltsst snSmN1S
ttoM.
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and keep posted.
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Amendment No. ..

ART. l0l. .sWhcnever the Judges compo'
sing the Court. Of Appeal shall concur. their
Judgment shall he final. Whenever there shall
be = disagreement, the two Judges shall APP
point q lawyer having the qualifications for a
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals Of their circuit,
who shall aid in the determination Of the case
II judgment concurred in by any two Of them
shall be final.'
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 128.
Of the Constitution of the State. Relative ia
the Jurisdiction Of Courts of Appea; for
the Parish of Orleans.
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"A. Riggs s Bro, Cistcrn Ma
kers, 247 Delord street. N. o. Send
for price list.
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WILL BE PLEASED TO TAKE OR.
~ ders for Country Work. Either
plain or Fancy Roofing and at the lowest
possible rate. Refers to J. DAVIDSON 4.
Co, or ALEXANDER llII.T-
dee-2O-Iy. no Carondalet St,aet
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kemdHII's SPAWN Cure.

am faithfully yours,
J.. H. GLENN,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-01
A SCENE IN COURT.

The notorious James Robinson, or
"Jack Shepard" as he is best known
to the police of Pennsylvania and
Ohio, was sentenced in Philadelphia
on Friday to three years imprison'
ment for stealing a lot of merchan
disc. The prisoner, just before SEN
tence was passed, made a remarka,
bic address, reviewing bis life in and
out of prison, at the conclusion Of
which the Judge said: "When your
term expires, it is to be hoped that
after what you have said you will
endeavor to lead a different life
All you have to do is to bear it pa
tiently."
eyes," answered Shepard, "bear
it patiently. | worked three years
in your States prison making shoes
and | know as much now about
matchmaking as | do about shoe'
making. They taught me in your
prison to be dishonest My princi'
pal work was to paste leather and
pasteboard together to make thick
sole to impose on the public. The
man having the contract was Chris
tan, a member of the church, and
at the time | called his attention to
the pasteboard business be was fore
man of the grand jury. They sem
me to the States prison to make me
honest, and that is how they do it. ;
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FOUND GUILTY.

In the trial in Atlanta of the Banks
county ku>klux case all the eight
prisoners were found guilty on every
indictment. The conviction of the
accused created q sensation. The
ngleaders are men of considerable
property and members of large
family in Banks county named Var
brough. Four of the family, Jasper,
James, Dilmus and Neal, were tried
and all convicted. Charles Sweet
man, +. Il, Green, Bold Emory and
Stacy Landerman we're the others
Jasper Yarbrough was the leader of
the gang, The charge against them
was that they committed outrages
on negroes because the latter voted
for Hon. Emory Speer for Congress.
Mr.. Speer was defeated and was ap
pointed United .StstesDistrict Attor
ney, SO it fell to his lot to prosecute
the the ku klux. Tbs charges of
Judge McCay was 30 favorable to
defense that acquittal was consider
ed certain. When the verdict was
read convicting the entire gang sew :
eraI OF them broke down and sobbed
audibIy. The prisoners were hand
cuffed and taken to Jail. Their
counsel will use every effort to SCI
cure a new trial. The penalty is
from one to six years Imprisonment.
This is the frat conviction of ku-
klux in Georgia.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

/ will be at the following places at the times
specified for the purpose of collecting the State
aud County Taxes for the year 1881
Marietta Precinct, Sept 4 Oct. 9 Nov 6.
Lemons Precinct, " g. morn. Oct. 3, morn.
November l, morning,
Smyrna Precinct, Sept 3, eve, Oct, 3, evening,
November l. evening.
j. Y. Alexander's Precinct, Sept 5, morning,
Oct A, morn Nov 3, morn.
Merritt's Precinct, Sept 5, eve, Oct. A. even
ing November ,. evening,
Roswell Precinct, Sept. 6, Oct, 5. Nov. 3,
Post Oak Precinct. Sept. Z, Oct. :, Nov. 5.
Gritter Precinct Sept s. Oct. 8 Nov, IA.
Big Shanty Precint Sept. 10, Oct 10 Nov. Z.
Acworth Precinct, Sept. H. Oct II, Nov. 8.
Red Rock Precinct. Sept u Oct. II, Nov y.
Oregon Precinct, Sept. ID, Oct. 10, Nov 10.
Powder Springs Precinct, Sept. IA, Oct. 16,
November %,
Cox's Precinct, Sept 49, Oct ", Nov. q.
Acworth Precinct November Both
Marietta, from November IL to "a inclusive.
and November % and %.
The law REQ Tires me to settle with the Comp
troller General by the Doth day of December,
and in order 10 do so | will be compelled to
close my books early in December l therefore
request that you be prompt and settle your
Taxes at your earliest convenience Defauters
have been returned aud taxed according to
law. P. L, FLEMING,
Tax Collector.
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COTTON PICKING MACHINE.

The Charleston Courier says that
a machine for picking cotton in the
field has just been completed and re-
Gently tested a. Sumter, S. G. 1t is
the invention of Charles 7. Mason,
Jr., of Sumter 1t has been ct work
successfully picking cotton, and the
first bale picked by i, (which is the
first bale ever picked by machinery
was to be exhibited at Charleston on
Thursday last. Practical farmers
say that i, is destined TO create a
revelation in the agricultural inter-
ests of the cotton States. A syndi>
cate of Charleston men has purchased
controlling interest 10 the patents,
and the machines will be pu, upon
the market for sale. or lease, next
season. A charter has been secured
and the company will be organized
within a few days and the necessary
capital furnished to enable the rapid
manufacture of the machines.
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PLoUaaING UP $50, 600,

The scene of the murders com-
mitted by the notorious Bender fam
lily, near Charrydale, Kan, is again
the theatre of interest and excite-
ment. For a long time past the
farm occupied by the Benders has
been owned and run by j. G. Muir
ply. About ten days ago Murphy,
while ploughing, unearthed a sealed
tin can, which, on being opened,
was found to contain lot of green
backs, silver and gold, amounting to
more thu $50, 900. 1t is supposed
that the money is the proceeds of a
few of the many robberies and muir
ders of the Blenders Murphy ia
elated with the find" and proposes
to keep the money. 1t is said thai
his claim will be contested by
friends of the victims of the Blenders
who assert that they can identify g
portion of the money. Parties are
said to be digging here and there on
the farm with the hope of finding
more money.
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THE ULTIMA THULE ON SNAKES.
Sumter Republican


On Wednesday morning as we
were walking down Forsyth street,
Mr.. J. II. Grammage said: 4 want
to tell you an unnatural truth We
indicated our willingness to hear his
plain but unvarnished tale, and here
is what he told in the presence Of
several gentlemen Last Friday
morning | had two colored men cut"
ting down a pine tree, their names
we're Dan Grant and Green Hender,
sou. The tree was between two and
three feet thick, and was straight
and had but very few climbs on it.
They cut it down and split it open.
In splitting it between seventy five
and eighty feet from the ground,
right 10 the heart of the tree, where
it was as solid and hard as a piece
of iron, they came across live rat
tlesnake, so firmly embedded in the
wood that the impression of the
snake was left. 1t was pulled out
and was as flat and thin as a hat
brim, was about eighteen inches
long and wriggIed around trying to
get away. We killed the snake and
only a few drops of blood was in it.
If any one doubts this story, | can
bring up good witnesses, besides the
two negroes, who saw the snake,
and can bring up tho wood with
the impression in it, We asked
him if there was not hollow in the
tree. No, not even the sign that
one had ever been there, and that
is the reason | call it an unnatural
truth We give this freak of nature
for the benefit of those who like to
mediate on unnatural things, and
ask if any one can solve the mystery
of how the snake got there and how
it lived without air or food,
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FUNNY STORY.

WANpuN, Wis, Oct. 29.-S. J.
Hudson, of Belvider, ILL.,, who came
here recently with t~o children, in
search of his runaway wife, found
her masquerading in male attire,
under the name of Frank Dubois
She was living with Gertrude Fuller,
having been married to her early
last spring by Rev. II. L. Morrison,
at the home Of the brides mother
Deception had not been suspected
but many persons thought that Frank
had many characteristics Of q WOO
man Under this name she had So
Iicited odd jobs OF painting, and was
making sufficient money to support
them both.
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BRAND HIM IN THE FOREHEAD.
Savannah Times

The cruelty of man sometimes
seems unnatural, and makes human
ity stand almost aghast. 1t seems
once 10 a while, from recorded facts
that man is insensible to all feelings
to all impulses, and to all natural at
lection, or that all his finer sensihil>
tiles are bIunted or his better nature
prevented We heard an instance
yesterday of young man named
Peters who had the kindest mother,
the most devoted, most sffe ctionate,
and most loving. She cared for
him when the natural protector died,
working nard increasingly and self
sacrifcingly for him until he attain,
ed manhood, when it was supposed
by all divine, human and natural
causes he would care for and cher
iah her. He got addicted to iicenti-
ouness and carried his wick edness so
far as to reproach and upbraid his.
mother for demonstrating with him
Last night he struck he, while in a
drunken condition and well~known
official had to take the aged woman
to his house to protect her from her
own son.