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Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. Is. 1881.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. 20, 1881.
Gentlemen have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
iite. l have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom
lent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but | got no relief.
] thought | would try Browns Iron
Bitters | have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
In side and back all gone-sorcness
all out of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. 1t can justly be
called the king Of medicines.
john K. ALLENDER.
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Mr.. JACOB JOHNSON, farmer, Three-noteh
road. near Inditnapolis, was cured of Dyspepsia
by Browns Iron Bittvrs.
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A LAME Chinaman on the Pacific,
OF pairs and aches was prolific;
He limped all around.
Until he had found
St. Jacobs Oil, the great specific.
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Minister Foster and President Diaz.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Hon. ]. w. Eos
ter, minister to Spain, will proceed 70 st.
Louis, by request of the President, to meet
ex-President Diaz who expects to reach that
city on Friday next, and invite him, in the
name of President Arthur, to visit Washing
ton. NJ. Diaz has already received an in
formal notice of this matter and it is under
stood that he will accept the invitation. He
will be accompanied by his wife and his
father-in-law, who is a senator of high stand
ing and by several minor officials. 1t is like
ly that the party will 60 first, by invitation,
to Chicago, where it is understood there is to
be a reception rendered by those from that
city who were SO pleasantly received in Mex
leo last year. Considerable importance is
here attached to this visit in view of the
very friendly feelings of Mr. Dias for the
United States, coupled with the fact that it
seems to be conceded in Mexico that he will
next year be again elected President. He is
strongly committed to all the plans for the
commercial development now depehding on
extension of railroad lines. His reception
here will be of the most cordial character.
New Locks and Keys for the Mail Bags.
WASHINGTON, March 13-The mail equip
ment division of the Postof1ice Department
is now engaged in supplying postmasters
throughout the country with new locks and
keys The number of locks to be supplied is
100000 and the number of keys supplied
$4,000. Twelve years ago all the locks and
keys in use in the mail service of the country
were changed, and new ones furnished in
their place. These will be called in and sold
for old iron, most of them being worn out
If iSa tod hot fla baipur f1r
nished will wear twenty years, being of an
improved pattern and made of the best ma
terial. 1t will take from now until Sept
to effect the change throughout the country.
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SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strongi
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired Of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
How7 By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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DOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
Il Marion county; 400 acres AT less than $50
an acre, on long time ALEX. nErZGER, Odd
fellows Hall
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WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, Etc. Five
Cents per line each Insertion payable in advance.
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DOR sALE-A FURNITURE FACTORY; ONE
II half acre of ground, including fnur buildings.
Address New Castle Furniture Association, New
Castle, Ind.
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SOCIETY NOTICE

SOCIETY NOTICES.
MASONIC MARION LODGE. NO. 50. f,
M and A. NJ. Special meeting this wednesday,
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Work, third degree.
Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend.
HUGH }. DRUMMOND, W. NJ.
JOHN B. ELAN, Secretary.
NASONIC-A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
M Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection will
meet this Wednesday, evening, at 7:30 O'Clock,
for business. By order
N. r. RUCKLE, 7. P. G. NJ.
c. F. holiday, Secretary.
~ A. R., DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA-THE
". members of George H. Thomas Post No.
II, requested to meet at the Post Room this
evening, March IA, at 7:30 o'clock. Muster aud
special business. The officers of the Post are
especially urged to be present.
GEO. W. SPAHR. Commander
r. NJ. SMocK, Adjutant.
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EOR sALE-A CHOICE VACANT LOT LESS
Il than square north of New-Dennisou
Hotel; 4s feet front, $4,000. ALIEN. MErZGER,
Hall.
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FOR SALE

NOR SALE-FARMS. CHEAP. ON LONG
II credit, which we have taken on foreclosure.
Send for circular. FRANCIS SMITH & co.
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i ne result of the late election for county
onlcers in Falls county, Tex, was decided by the
VOtes of seventeen naturalized Cinnamon, and
now the defeated candidates are contesting the
election upon the ground that State law passed
In 1873 limited the issuance of naturalization
papers TO white foreigners, and, it is claimed, dis
tranchised Cinnamon who had already taken out
naturalization papers.
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NOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE ON NORTH
II Tennessee srreet-l3 rooms large cellar,
good well and cistern. stable, wood shed. etc.
Small cash payment. Balance on long time.
ELIZA Z. NEWCOMB.
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VNHE WEEKLY JOURNAL Is THE BEST PA
L per published IN Indiana Try IT,
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT & MCCURDY, REAL ESTATE AND
i General Auctioneers. SO E. Washington At.
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T WILL FURNISH MONEY On FARM Sc
L curity, promptly. at the lowest rates for long
or snort time. THOS. G, DAY q CO., ~ East
Market street.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
vi of city aud farm property in Indiana and
Ohio Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, S4 East
Market street.
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WANT Ed.

VIZ ANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
w IN the West. the Weekly Indiana State
Journal. One dollar per year. Ninety cents in
clubs OF five and over.
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LEGAL.
VRUSTEE'S SALE.

by virtue OF the power vested 30 me- by a Ger
tain deed In trust dated August pal is79 and
recorded On pages I4i To 80. ut Book OF the
records oi mortgage vt McIpuunn count,
Texas, executed To me ns trustee hy T. b
Nittc end his wife sOyl.ie Witir. o. secure
Thomas Iiusley and sarah Junrs ia thr
payment OF two certain urnml-sory notes auI
interest, IN said deed 90 ttust described, 10,
one due said Iinslry being tor sllu, IT,. Iatal
august -, IetH, due % twelve months ant
bearing twelve per cent interest per AuIuiu
rom dAte, payable quarterly. End having 10
credit ON It Of su-tnu uf tiate September .- 81
ana the nn" Que said Jones being lpr s2,t5s d.
Of the same date, due at the zane time and
bearing the same interest A. the last. and
being entitled to credit Of some 81 ~ or
5000 VIII, A. the request oil SAID Tinsl-,
anu 'ohet Ior the purpose VI paying u1 fne
balance due nn sult pruml--urv notes default
In the payment ot7Nhich has been made, sell AT
public auction, tor cash, before tho court hnu.,
door. Of McLvunan county. Texas. tu Wsr,
on the 2ith day Of February urNf. between ib,,
hours Of 10 o'clocka m aud 4u'cln,k b M wi
SAL day, the following described tracts or mar.
GELS Of land, To Wit
. --unr hundred and ulurty-rght U1,l ac-es
oi land uut OF the trlrEp biNyus thirteen InbuI
survey Of land uu Middle Bu-que tlNrr 100 .lld
Mclonnan count, beginning the survey of
the same ht the original south hast corner cot
said GI,pnS' survey aud running hence 3
iu5 " with It's East line N5- vara- to corner
thence to- \ lb,S ,nr.s ~ 20 cOruCr-- rh,u..
$ ln- Inl- Nrrn- tn 'h south lur of the Gtl-
Gus Thence y uu- b. lu'- ,hrt- Co. tur Ur- u-
ming
I-.Al-o one hundred and ,ivt,..i> aud ono.
urli acre, ui land uut ni tbr ~ Frazier
uut.thitd Ut % league survey ut land Ia Ncl.ru-
man county adjoining Stld GINrus survey un
the East of lts- BpgluuuL tiits VarAs y .,GS W
trHm the original ~uuih vest corner of tha
uulmu- survey uut of suid trtyIur. aud running
Thence y 3r- " ti- Nara- tp planted tpt.
Thence ~ T. Iit,N.ua- to % uMutui stntu
i.r r. ctrurr-- Tue O.. 90 T. tt- Nrra~ Goo
planted -iurr. which l- Potts y " and
Holmes - T. corner pu. ui same -ur,p
Thence s. nU lIis ytrU- tu tho b,-Iuutu..
. -- Also on" hui dred aud -r,rute,u urrr, ul
IL q UHH H..
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TEuSIEll', SALE

~ Virtue of tnr DOW ur vested tu 900. hy .,. r,r.
tain decd la trust united Nu,,iunur line, 3,I I,si.
and recorded o. pages 10. tn 10 ut BnYt = nf
thr records at mortgage. uI NlcIruuup ruuut,
IrNn.. executed tn me- us ttu-ttu n, e,
Nitts and hiA Wlt. Suykr Wittr a., -.,,i.,
thomas Ilu-lrl Ia the .mvut &. t,,upf,r,I..
sorry notes executed to hIm b, said r. NIltr
the one Tor the sum ut 81 MAN dated AupY-t
1.I. ls.n aud due at Twelve months %, uftt,l
twelve, p,r cent interest utr nuuum from ID.
date puN able uttnitprly aud the other for mo
sum NJ sIal 40 dated Na,r,uhrr sd. i-.s4. ,Iu,.
ON August I'D. lS1I, ani htHriug t,.rINr lrr.
cent Interest after due aud a. -,rurr sarah
Jones' In the pHNmput Of two urnutI--9r, u,tr..
executed hy sui,i g. h Nittp 10 hrr tlp ,.-
tor - BIS u dntrG A. vU.t I'D 1850 nud .lu, .l
tWcly,, months AMI he. ring ty,p.ye sea. cont It
terrSt uor nnn,tm inter ITO unyuElt up,t.rI,
and the other Tor s2Ou No. tutd No,iuusr g.
l-7u, due on August Yad I-sl, and h,,rI,..
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Dan ig.r'~ Vegetable Fever and Agnc
Hn"d. t. are sue and safe cure Tor all
mn rial tcyer dyspepsia bilious com
hints, Thc>, pow der, have been
thoroughly test i, having been selling on
tloir m,ri tor the pt-t thirty yeas prin-
oipaily in the eastern states and in the
West dies. S,cfcs imouials. which can
Bee had uu upplcn ion Prcr 81 per box.
can be ,,nt by mai For sale by Castles,
Morrison ~ Co. Waco, ~ nts, tor cen.
tul IvXts.-UlOlH6m.
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81 don't feel wellw The stomach is
out Of oricr; neglected; this means
chronic Dyspepsia You should take
Acker.s d, 7pepsia Tablets and avoid this
terrible disease. Sold by Castles, Nor
rlsou n Co., druggists, Waco, Texas.
UlGdANylN-9
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.o,,I. ngiHSiELEs.
o,Inlcre-t From Our Re'
Ite"' anrtrr~' Note Books

purit'N
.,.i ,.o,,rs
-Lo'b "' ''' '''' r., ,,,,.,.r
cation ue. llHcd "''l'
u Is,ppeared Yesterday
Tile -h"" '''
u..I .yry are ihe stie''s VI '"O
.tIl tnrdnb.e. the re
FL --liOn TT ~ .l,,,It
4 ,epl RE wa wy
-rryu, i- suH N,IN "'''' "''" Wv
-I,'1i u,t j, unaD ''ou'
" .,..fi.u met the rrprovlng gaze
n Mo- ~ .,.rirr,rsleruHy.
III 5itbe "H ,-,,.-
M sever uads ul nay "lu t"'lucI WIZ
4 ,..urit 10 by our county i'9''o'' 9'S'''
I lE
a -Ea., Waco has another sel'SnIiou' J. ne
IA h.,i.llUA, Eehrii'l ulS'uSSeu yts-
4 LAY.
,tlI.,u.siou seems to have
II. LUZ ,t y,ttiuiit any sntistariory
II tJmt I" "'
lssull'
-Ibeuptri house WIll De occupied ext
r...ian t,cnlng bS hose hlShSe ana htr
.Np.ny.
,,,,n,,,,J pnssrnurr train nj,
Tue '"',' pa'',tig wn. un,. hunr r,t,.
..rriay.
l.,,,.l.s which held srr,ic.s
Inc l..'..I ii ,,ttrnliru M. d,,y y,...
sIlJ'A NV,,...
lovely O''''
A number ul country visitors maj
.,ltuIuIhr ihef NhJ IN yesterday dts-
,rs ut pad . aus
.......,.r,. .,Iin,h,j mn ltt,io 90.
81 Inc ,,', ',. ',, y,ns rnn,tn,r,Iio IL,
.eIda! '. ,,'i a.. tr,tE.raIut.
ny' P''"''''
An air vi qWttness perNaueS the court
s.,... an uc. ga sionAl aversion by the pre-
rAeyp the III, III ON the alert.
n,.,,,. -h,r,. urun rs SUNDAY Inn,
-IDv i"' .,.'nr, t,n vi i,rv ,,''i,,,. U"'
N o. oV"V' ',I.,rs an .,ln!,ui, ''"'
n iyl '''
FL -Nlui uur streets are haI enough, but
'" ...,.... go. L.,,i. ~. = y -
4 slices i"' 'o""'''o" Supc. IadNe'! nor
q uut.
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secur by Shiloh's Catarrh rem
edy. Price 80 cents, nasal injector free
Castles, Mo rison ~ Co., Waco Texas
MNnNGm-I
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following rnrnl- were uiui lui reyur
the cltrL $ nllicr yesterday
ntTD-
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Barney FeIdhake ha- ju-tr,ceiyrd u new
supply OF the Eureka clothes wringers.
Cali and be convinced thai II Il the best
Thing out. lie alsD has he Family cOilse
rOa.icr, which Ia . wonder Ia ilseli
UltOI
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ZOE AAIE.
valuable Farm, Finely I'm,
proved.

town g.l,. 10 'he fac, that my business in
p,.l +" '. N'gyu'auds my undivided attention /
'''" al bargain one the 6nea
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farms IN McLennan county, consisting
OF near euN acres OF land aud within less
Than one hall mile Of the corporate lin.
rs Of the city OF Waco at nearest point
he imptn,cme Is consist I a two story
frame residence with eight rooms fin.
ishei, large and excellent barn and com.
modious stock sheds and cribs, tenant
houses, -four large cisterns and largs
ground tank in pasture, uifordipg an
abundant supply OF water. About $50
acres m high state Of cultivation, with
about 800 now seeded with wheat and
oats; about $50 in pasture, aud balance
IA meadow and timber aud fine orchard
Also, fifty head of flu short horn cattle.
eight good mules, one new thresher
tw' self binding reapers, and all other
necessary IA ming implements and ma.
chinery. Will sell all together or land
separate. For price aud terms apply to
, w. h rRICH,
oll6dtf Waco National Bank.
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EOIS REM.
FOR SALE.

/
FOR SALE.
hR RENT adwclIing Of . rooms On jack son
! " street, ulp"7l" htIl N""d PARK Apply
at TINS once -2-@o-IW
.,.,..... --.,.,,,
" once .'2'I,u
----------
ar RENT, cheap, unruf the hest stur,hol-es
" In MsGr'Hor. Apply t. " ". Me
lowell, al McGregur, " trtteuurn Dhhhs,
q, Jaws, ~ 10 -" -
A FINE Durham COW. gives four gallons NJ
n mnk urr,iny. Anpiy at
.ll'iw '''' M,G,ws,- Mill.
- -.-.------
w MIN, MIN i,,rriIi,r,, Ii,n-r iii I'm.
me-. pnnu int / ,l.,irr. changing my bu-iurs,
usllu " 4 MiSnu,
p.,rst 4, 4 IIul,I
-..--.
IL. varieties OF t,uit u,t,-, umbrella china
-oU y ,r-,,yir. tnr .t. N,i,i,.ss
t.Iu-Iw j Il Hklt. Waco, Texas
hIp pnuri- ,ultnhIu for wraulug ut the
" ENauniurr onicr lI2-tt
N pr-ot -alr with continuation lpr.. Inquire
NJ Lnyln-hl'r, lcWtirc- U!Iili
- -..,,, .i,,, -,....., ....... "a. ,-..,,.,,.
n ~, ',,yu ,,, "'',
N''''' 10. - Nv, -. NI''' W. " -"
'''.'' %" 0'ui" E,-nin street o'-'''
ElN b. THOUSAND bushels red rust prpOl
j awd ..t.. Apply at warehouse under Old
W2l,l
=. - -.--,,1 . ,,,--,,,r I,-,-II,--. 1-rI-I
[ ,'tr,, ', i,...t,1 ,,'I, T., AZ
b'u az i,t rr,.,f lam n u'nT mar
'.' GOV '" " 80 ''''
| uutlun Warrhou,r. situated On the norll
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iry-iprlt- ,If.d
BURNSIDE. '.n.laut'y
Sears Yft."r'
bN -vuttrn ,u4td
" ouhJi- ....r....'..
~tuINN
An Nuti,iut,t..aa
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ali Goutagiuu. Olsen r,
thg Si.. el.HiI ... 20 '..l
neFcr h.gu .u..H .r..
used yellow iH..... ...
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u what Will stop my coughing at night?
UpuAfIlIler Acbcr's English Ii, NEEDY will.
nee 'Nt, 3uc., aud 81. Sold by Castles,
uorilSon A Co., druggists, Waco, Texas,
-Uli5JNWIA-2
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u'RU~tLt~ SALE by request at legal
l nul.irr Of Il certain PROM ssury note rN'rnt
ed by Geo u Gurlry and Muitic T.. Gur,ry, his
wife, for two hundred and slN dollars with
accrued Interest thereon from the lsih duy of
June lS5p, at the rate 1T one per cent per
month, and hy virtue Of deed ~ trust "a.
ccut Il uN said Geo u Gurl"N and Mplllr T. hut.
ley an the I'm dnN al july, l-5n and rucurIrt iu
mortgage book pages 30, 90 al Tho r"u"r - of
MrL'nr.,n county, state of I,'t-, 1. H>
trustee under said deed between the
hon Of IA mud - m On ~turdty, tu"
% dty ui March, l-s B. NJ the court house du"r
~ MsIruuHu county, VIII sell az publ 1
auction t. IN" high st blii r tor cn-h. the iHl
lowing dr-crlhrd property tp-wit Par, ri farm
lot 80 %, ~ shown hl lay Tor and Brnll r. m ~
81 Waco, hrgiuniug At the uOrthwcrt corner OF
Hiram Rodgers one acre survey thence south
g. degrees, west, - $40 feet L. northwest c"r
ucT Of tins survey thence south g. i"gr"r-,
eat gIu feet IN north line at Webster street
thence nurtu a. degrees east ~ ~ feet Ia IA %
southeast corner ui THIS -utNrt, thence
north a. degrees Wr.i 20 feet WITH said liudr
rrs west line 10 u" south line uf lAUkHuu
street the rlncc Of beginning, containing one
acre.
laws GlnTu, lru,lrr.
g---2pi
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That orr pure wines at low prices are
to be had only Of /. A. Guldsteln, No. 81,
Austin street. Ol2Stc.
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Take your prescriptions to Tucker X
Willis, where they can be filed day or
night 10y compel Mt dlspensers.-See our
new column nd.-Ol tie
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AVENUE HOTEL.
Baskets. Churns. Baskets.

Baskets. Churns. baskets.
Just received at Barney Feldhake's a
choice aelection Of baskets, and chnrns
" every description. He sti keeps the
wonderful Family Coliee kOaster
Housekeeper, should not he without
them, flee roasted in ten h. twelve
mInmteA -U2IG-c
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D1uk- only t. A. Goldstein's pure
California wines aud keeps healthy and
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strict m.dllug p.sci mIilng oci strict low
mil1lug sc, luw utIIdllug -sc' stained, 5s@
~ m
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Note these prices OF goods / received
Yesterday. guarantee every srt.cle to
be tr ple-platc silver the best made
Rend the puce-
Sett Icaspouns.................Sl.2 %
! set Iahlesroons...............2 $50
oett Table furt s............... $50
| SET Fable Knives .............. 80
These are bedrock prices, as every
body knows. ! have made correspond.
inE reductions on eve ythiug else. Call
and be convinced.
W. p. RIvGERE.
c rner Fourth and Austin SITS.
Dec. lH-dlw
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Everybody nses 1t. w. II. Watkins
Waco Pencil -Oll9lm
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--Remrmher the oyster after each drinl
Mt li.pcr's. 2ljtc
St. Landry democrat., 1883-05-26

People who wish to act fair and hon
est. will not retain money that has been
paid them through error. Il
If they cannot return they will make
such reparation as they can.
The School Board of New Orleans
drew some ten thousand dollars from
the State Treasury to which they We're
not entitled, and which belonged to the
Country School Boards. ii ..s
The New Orleans School Boards not
1n gn did not Sa Tetur mt that a nh did Ies not
to the Parish School Boards. A new
kind of hon esty is Tihbodaux
Sentinel.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-05-26

Some Of the outrageous features of
the operation of "act 93'' are at last Of
fcially brought to light. The Item
vigorously fought this shameful scheme
to loot the treasury while it was yet
pending in the legislature, but the act
was lobbied through, despite our pro-
tests made in behalf of the taxpayers,
by the officials interested. All efforts to
suppress the facts from public knowl-
edge, so long successful were at last de-
feated, owing. to the bitterness, OF the
struggle for the presidency OF the Sen
ate at its last session. and the parties to
the wrong must now bear the conse-
auences. The Senate committees re-
port, published in another column, is
saddening to read, though its structures
are just.-City Item.
& And with such specimens of legisla-
ton as caused the McEnery land con-
tract and this aact 93' some are hardy
enough to urge that the legislature
should meet oftener.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-05-26
ACT SO.
The Izonse Vote ON This Measure.
(Cit.y IteIn.l

[City Item.l
In relation to act SO, when it first came
in the House OF Representatives, it was
forty three yeas. Representative Cos
grove, who had voted in the negative,
changed his vote for the purpose Of re-.
considering the vote. When it came up
a second time it was passed, the vote
being as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Athens (of Orleans), Allan,
Aikens. Baskin, Bulger tof Orleans, Bulow,
Gade cayoe of peferso para
Dndenhefer of Orleans, Essex, Faulkner, Fra
zier. Gardener, Hall, Hanay, Hathaway, Her
ring. Jackson (of st: Mary, Jackson tof Naae
Luke tof orleansl, Millaudon, Nixon; Mccain,
Mccullough, Mcdonald (of Orleans), McLeroy,
Pollard, Pritchard, Quinn lof Orleansl Klohe,
Clalr. Talton. Vaughan, Verret, Voorhies, Will.
iiams {of Terrebonnel, Wise, Yell, Young, tof
Iberia) Billiu, Buchanan LOT Orleaus), Butler,
Heidenhein Tor Orleans, kayanagh, Laeanter
1of Orleans), Ogden lot Bossier), Pope,
Richardson (of Orleans, Robertson.
Nays-Messrs. Archer. Armstrong, Bar
~ iof Orleans, Carron, Curley (of Or
leans.) Henry Legendre lof orleans), Let,
ten (of Orleans), Lyons, Mahoney tof Orleans,)
Morel tof Orleans, Munday, Mcdowell In; New
som Pearce, Phipps. Vincent, Weems, Williams
fof Morehouse) Young (of st. andry) E. J. Jof-
frion and J. A. Golsan.
Mr.. Guillotte informs us that money
was Maid to members of the Legisla-
ture to pass act SO, the amounts varying
from $1,000 to $500. The money was
charged UP to Incidental expenses" AS
the time has come when the actors and
mariners in the transaction are discuss
ing each other, we hope some one with
a good memory will let the public
know the names of the members who
could not discharge their legislative du-
ties without the stimulating influence
of extra pay. Were they some of the
colored members, or-otherwise 2 The
high price demanded for their votes
raises the presumption that they were
not of the African persuasion.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-05-26

The Marksville Review does not think
that the disposition of the country
press to discuss the question of select
ing the next governor should be cried
down as premature or unwise. The
Review fails to see any bad results like
~ to arise from such discussion, and
surmises that those who oppose it
"desire to wait till the eve of the cleo
ton and let the politicians and wire
workers exclusively attend to that which
so nearly and SO dearly concerns the
whole people. Gentlemen, the
people are more thoroughly in earnest
to-day in regard to their future rulers
than they have ever been. They have
asked in their own political households
for bread and have so often been given
a stone, that they have at last reached a
limit where they will cease to- ask for
their own, but will in lieu thereof de-
mand it.