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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-05
Menrl NNnlc, slreeascn.

The corpse Of our former highly re-
spected and worthy citizen reached
this city yesterday. His funeral vii,
take place to-day, from odd Fcliow-
hail, at 3 O'Clock, attended by the BAL
las Hook and ladder Company, OF
which he was n member.
The liremen will meet as per cal IN
another column, at the Commercial
Club room, at O'Clock, from whence
they will march to the hall, afterwards
accompanying the deceased to tue spot
of his last resting place Peace, say
we, to the noble ashes of Henry Magic.
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NpCTcl.Fy ana WFCa li"pH

Go tO N:Vsait s% GO. l0r the
bc4i Nt. tOu.s Aeii Uvcblr 2'ia-
mos De iisc Wlagllct-'e,.s i.iuHlisiy
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l@6aNra, .U&sV R1a EGc-"( g,ita
levy. dHWlawly
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J.s. nAnrmoLow. Local Editor
rae OMclaI prper of the City
Jon M0nK.

We have the facilities aud The work
80 men 10 do m good work, ond ~ NJ
law rates, as can be done anywhere
and ne mean 10 do H. bring your
Fine Job work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Elm and Hons
Z ,ustreets.
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Hul'cMINs,


Twelve lots Cone blockl, ON inc principal
buslness street Of the town OF Ilulchlnsi ON
pni tho Central Railroad, In Dallas county, FOR
mini sale at low prices. Apply to
'gf"F"' JOHN W.SWINDELLS,
iylhltf - Herald ONCE
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Dallas Hook ard Laid C7,r2enT
m j.

You are hereby notido to meet at the
rooms of the Commercial Cub in nil uni.
form, at two O'Clock y. III. tod y. TO attend
the funeral of our late munDor, Henry
Neagie. By order OF T.J.FRANK.
President
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George Melersll, onlco over uoskln's DIN.
store, E'nl s. ec', IL lie agent for The New
fork Life Insurance Company, one OF ID,
oldest anl safes. conpahls, IN the couut.y,
with assets amount g 10 sllOl0.DJ0. EstAb-
lished in lsi5i DIR, J.n. Gibbs, Medical FIX
amlner. 2i-dlt
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
,"'9 FOR SALE.


IN the city of Dallas, Is offered at private
sale. For terms, Inquire of
l'JHNli GEO. W, BAYLOR, or
.,,,.. JAS. o. RUfCHFlELD.
~ Dallas, Nov. %, 1913. 2lGdlI
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Messrs. Durham, Howell & Co.. OF shrevc-
port are agents OF the Arizonn Mills in Ciai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sen
Colt II Yarns and osnaburgs ut figures less
'nah New orleans prices. l201-tf
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- a - q a tfTN 49, .
Inc First Annual Ball Of t.ic Dallas
Hook aud ladder Company The
Illegal Event or the ccn.o,.

Inc ffrst Annual Ball of t.sc Dallas
Hook and ladder Company The
Regal Event OF the season.
"rherc WAS sound of reyelry by
night. ndlovely women and princely
egallants wefe gathered in the glowing
walls of that magnificent temple of
amusement, Fields Theater, on We'd
nesday night, to appropriately perfect
an event which the Dallas Hook and
& Ladder Company had with so much
: iuster inauguratcd. e z.
3. e !. There We're perhaps two hundred and
n'sS'of the very cream of the society o,
our CITY present. The firemen present
- ssala most brilliant appearance in thoi,
s.y nandsome suits, while the fai
. sanoerS We're richly and in some in
Stances as dressed equal to the costumin
= we psoudeat Of European CONT,
1880 s the sctual members Of the A.
s ~. Where we're present msny ,
w eiS'asrA who Joined ii the t,s~ ~
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MIR. W. IL. sparkle.

or Shreveport, Is our authorized agent for
i that city, to whom parties desiring to odyol-
% tlse In orsubscrIbe for TnE HERALD arc re-
specially referred.
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IiIN" H -a----
r,. i, THE weather, u part Of Wednesday
and yesterday, would have suited the
- meanest esqmimeauX that ever lathered
hisyoung one with an jcicle.
SOMETHING was added to the ice
crop on "Wednesday aud last nights.
The husband who rises before his wife,
q, d. looked in the washb0Wl and regrcttedit.
WE find on ourtablc sketch Of the
hremen's ball, written by II gentleman
who remained through the evening,
which we must decline, upon the
grounds that 1t Is 800 lengthy and not
in the proper shape.
The sub-heading to our notice of the
Hattering consideration rendered our
n Office by the Hook and Ladder COM
pany on "Wednesday, should have been
"a graceful recogaHioR," instead of IA
:" graceful reception.n The result of
hasty proof-reading.
4soqA HE Street Commissioner was at
work, yesterday, with street force
~ grading, deepningand cleaning thegut-
ters. That Street Commissioner helps
us to respect the admonishncnt of the
Scripture to "Swear not at ALL y better
than any official in the city.
THE clouds yesterday looked MS
al though the old woman was getting
ready to 'pick her geese" which be-
ing said in the presence Of the head Of
!, 4 house who had forgotten her nursery
fictions, she said she would get her
"bed sheets ready to catch the featl.
m ers."
~" AS gentleman IN this city was en-
tering the postoillce, the other day, he
saw his wife taking the letters out of
a his box, which mail matter contained
\ seeseral communications OF size SINH
lar to those he wrote his wife before
their marriage. The sight soltened
him aud, tears yelling in his eyes, he
turned and passed up street, chant
ing mMIundertone "Nearer, my God,
j, to thee, nearer to thee"
The, ceremony of installing the Rev.
A. +. Smith was accomplished in the
presence Of u large and interested
audience, on Tuesday evening last, at
the First Presbyterian church.
90 The retention of such ministerial
talent as will Illustrate the pulpit of the
First Presbyterian church through its
lleentiate, Rev. A. p. Smith, is of great
Is moral value to the city.
''Now, dear, be candid with your
wife said an uptown female yester-
day, on being presented with new
bonnet by her husband, abe candid,
now, and tell me how much you paid
for the beauty" Husband hesitates
fora moment and then says, "T'll be
So, honest, darling; paid just two dollars
%and q half for It," 1.-TWO dollars and "
half, Mr. Simpson? Two dollars and
half and such a price for bennett
for your wife, sir? Mary [caling the
servantl, throw this thing in the slop
2TpailnzIql1I & 13,iC3If1
i, lBRoTuER A., was visiting sister b..
yesterday, when a member of their
church passed, with n new haton. This
sudden change in the other members
e customary shabby habits so surprised
sister b., that in an oblivious moment
she turned to brother A., who was also
7 observing the promenading member
and exclaimed "Well I'll be damned if
brother c, halnt got new hat.n
"What did you say sister Bg' a say,
zee what a deep band brother C. has
got on his new hat" Brother \. thinks
> his hearing Is failing him, or sister Il.
enunciation Is very faulty.
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S0YGcG .E8 algAIsEllBAl-
8iRN.

s8iicc 30 hereby given 10 dr-
l!uUacAt shareholders or thP
5bglias gscNl aisinte ana Build
ing Ass0eiai.OA t!lGt IS a,l dwp
az .nPi.' sbIsca a. not pnid hy
tho .@lh day ~ December.
l973, tlIc sRise Wil bo s0id az
puhlir auction, On accordance
Wl,N Eya'tGn Df article XIX vi
,lie ny.Iuas.
fiy order o. Else BDarA an
Directory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-05

King has always on hand the best of wine,
and hquoisto suit his customers, A;dsm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-05


The NfSSuTEl, kNNSAS AND TEXAS
EAiiNAN Wih ti, connections, is ia,
Shortest, Quickest uJi only DItct K0Ut.
from ui! points IN Texas, tbe Indian Nation
ana southern Kansas toSt, Louis, tIpRnihdi
Chicago ana AL prominen. Eastern points
kit 5 aus !oWani time QU!ck1rthah any Other
road in ,hy narapt.
Al claims for loss, damage or ovoIchaIga
PROMPTLY settled.
Merchants ordering Goods tim the East
viii save time and money ~ cOnsiaNiUU
tn,p care Missouri, Kansas an -eXas Kali.
way.
ID. a. FREEZER
G1HV Eastern Agent, % Broad y.N.I.
DIR. WilLlA
Agent iSClNrk street, 9 icagO.
GEO. W. LILLE.
Cgnuac,ing Agent, i0l Walnut street.
St.LouiS, No.
". GAGE.
NEort, Hannibal, Mo.
GEO. 81. HDNE,
tont1Hylil. Accent, lllllos, Texas.
P.HOBINSDS,
CeuN fr.itrf Auont. Sninlin. Mo.
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ON &zTrE
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ln!iMNNls llaIage SIeeDlng lars

t'e auachH q. To Express Trims h,pween
ftWN'n ahi Austin, and Houston ;,d Cor
.!"tna,
Passengers for Waco must take Accom-
mouNlyn Irt!n leaving Houston al 90 p. IN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-06
GENERAL NArURE--No 81. |


AE ACT relating to the circuit and district courts
OIL the United States for the middle aud north-
erh districts of Alabama.
he II enacted by tie Senate and House of Rep
it"WdttUtS Of The United S ates of America in
oo"JftSS assembled, That 30 mach OF an act or
o.s Oh Congress as vests in the United States
~. .ol me middle district OF Alasama, and the dis
M Hie. court OF the United States for the northern
a'llct OF Alabama, the power and Jurisdiction
repealed
sec, That all civil Causes actions, suits,
,,, Arot'loils pleas, process, and other proceed
iis, iiss now peuding in eaid district courts OF the
H.eu states for the middle aud northern dis
a,i S,O,s OF Alabama, which have been brought and
cn. Usiu nave been originally sognizable in cir
w w., uouTt are hereby declared to be transferred
ana ne 10 circuit court of the district Of Alabama
mi, M e clerks OF said district courts shall trans
oil me original papers in such causes, and
ntoo olplete transcript Of all the dockets, min
cso Ss"s, orders, Judgments. and DEGREES in such
tr,as as the same appear Of record in said dis
courts to said circuit court of the United
''S.es at Mobile, Alabama.
,p3Is D. Ihat nothing in this act contained shall
sspPy 10 any indictment found by grand jury
nor Iow pending in either Of said district courts
tba qua ali anything contained in this act AFFECT
oi ~ jurisdiction Il or power of the supreme Court
rsran o United States to hear and determine any
Conrt u proeeeding now pending in said Supreme
said an, o writ OF error or appeal from either OF
ds,,;uslrlct aslrlct courts for the middle and northern
uiSsrlcts of Alabama.
of ~ = = That hereafter the circuit court court
shall Ie ohlted States for the district of Alabama
over lAelclse appellate and revisory Jurisdiction
cnur,n .he DEGREES and Judgments Of said district
trrt ts 10 of the United States for the middle dis.
Ash.ol alabama, and the northern district OF
ferran under the laws of Uni ed States con-
and ads nl and regulating the Jurisdiction. powers.
movas sactce OF the circuit courts in cases re
Ann IN said courts by appeal or writ OF error
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-06

POLARIS MYSTERY
Fully cleared up in our new and fascinating book the
Frozen Zone and Its Explorers"
The whole story of Arctic Adventure vividly por-
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Polaris crew. This Is not an old book nor prema-
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DU MENTSlll Send for circulars and terms to
MUTUAL PUB. CO., Hartford. Ct.-Pubs. of HIiV-
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-06
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protect
ed Solution of the PrOtOCide of
Iron, is so combined as to haze
the character of an GLinIeist, as
easily digested and dSSi1IaiLdte6
aCith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OUfI VitdLiSi51g
agent, Iron In the blood, and
cures "d thousand ills" simply
OyTO7li1IO APP, ,IlIUigOrGti11O and
PitGLiSi7Gg the SyStenIs The e1E-
7'iched and UitdLized blood per-
ane0tes eUery part of the body,
repairing damages and aO0Ste,
searching out morbid Secre-
ti0nS, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed apOft.
This iS the secret of the aU07I-
derfuL success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating IN
a. OUU SCttJe OJ LNe OCOOUs or UC-
cOmpdnjed By debility or a LOaO
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energisiug effects are not fol-
lOtUed 6U corresponding Tedc-
ton, but are permanent, ilsftE-
sing strength, ViOOr, and 91eaO
life into all parts of the system,
and building atp an Iron Com
StitaCtiOn.
Thousands haze been change6
By the Wse of this remedy, from
aOeGIc, SickcJU, suffering cre0-
tures, to strong, healthy, dleG'
happy men and aOOnee1s; and
dnUdLtds cannot reasonably hes.
dt0te to DiUe it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 6IOaO1s IN the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, PrOprietors.
No. 1 Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRusGIsTB GENERALLY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-06
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
..d =, tbs Third Ssssion Of the Fortv-seocHd Con-
f@e'e" qTess.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-06

ENMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN -<s%2eA
j AND LIVERPOOL. = ROYAL MAIL SAAE
5TEANERs are appointed to sail as follows;
CITY OF MONTREAL, SATURDAY, Nov. LIST, ct Z
M
CITY OF CHESTER. SATURDAY, Nov. sth, at 8
A. M.
CITY OF ANTWERP, THURSDAY, Nov. 18th,
IAN.
CITY OF BRUSSELS. SATURDAY, Nov. 18th, at 2,
p.
And eaek succeeding SatsH day and Tkursdae, from
AseF Is, NORTH RsoeT, Ness York.
RATKs OF PAssAaK.
Csbin-sT0, $50 and soe. gold, according to accem-
mOdations. Bound trip tickets at low rates.
Steerage-To Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon.
donderry Belfast, London, Bristol or Cardiff, $40
currency From the above places, $32.
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Paris at reduced
rates.
Drafts for le and upward at current rate. payable
at any part of great Britain and Ireland.
For further Information apply at the Company's
offices.
o'DONNELL q FoULK, Sole Agents.
402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Or to r. R. ROBINSON CO., Agents, Fourth
and Market streets, Wilmington. mY11-ly
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Lett A6HerfizszsHts.
Prof. WISE'S BOOK

ture in the clou1s Cemplese histoYy Of Balloons,
and how TO make and manage them Full of thrill
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LSHING CO., Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or
Chicago oct20-xW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-06
GpaI aud Nund.
NOAL, WOOD and LIME.
JAMES ARMSTRONG q SON,

A. NEwLIN KEITHLER,
Are now prepared TO supply the public with an ex
cellent qualit, Of
@ O a IL
clean free OF slate and dirt and delivered promptly
to all parts of the city 224O pounds to the ton
THIS being the season of the year when Goal car
he purchased at lover ngure than any other sea.
SON. II would he well now TO lay In winter Coal as IL
will soon advance in price.
Hoping t receive call before purchasing else
where we feel satisfied that you will receive per-
feet satisfaction Also, Wood, Lime, Sand and Ce-
ment always on hand
JAMES ARWRTRONG & sON,
Cor. OF West and Water Streets,
Rug20-1y Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-06
TAKES on sight. sss sinasiSn sHa Gsst sss Cam Cam

vassers, Agents and Statesmen Henry Ward Beech
ers family newspaper starts its Fall campaign, CIV
ing su lscribers pair of the largest and finest
OLKOGRAPHS,-two most attractive subjects that
contrsss o1 apd sdsmpis bar de Aderson. ~
and Fast Asleep.s Agents have immense success; |;
call 1t best business ever offered canvassers" We
furnish the lightest and handsomest outfit and pay
very high commissions. Each subscriber, Old or
new receives without delay two beautiful pictures.
Full supply ready for immediate delivery. The pa
per itself stands peerless among family iournas, be-
ing popular that Of Its clsss Il has the largest
culatioH in the worldI EMPLOYS the best literary
talent. Edward Bgglestonls great serial story Ii
just beginning back chapters supplied to each sub
scriber. MIS- Stoves long expected sequel TO My
Wife and l" begins in the new year. Any one wishing
agood salary or an independent bus 4 oGMTS 3
iness should send for circulars and IN WANTED
terms to j. Is. FORD CO., New York, Boston,
Chicago, Cincinnati, or San Francisco. oct2e-4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-27
A True Paper.

In these days of policy, expedi-
ency and ignoble compromises; of
time serving politicians and unsta-
ble journalists, it is refreshing to
lcah the bold, fearless and patriot
ic sentiments that dignity and en-
nobIethe columns of the Columbus.
(Miss.) Democrat. Had all the pa
pers in the State protesting to be
Democratic exhibited but 1.-THE of
the independence and spirit that
have characterized the utterances of
this journal, the Meridian Conven
ton would never have been .nauip
u!ated in the interest of Alcorn,
thereby bringing lasting reproach
upon the party, and suhiecting its
leaders to just and merited censure
There are papers in Mississippi
professedly acting with the Demo
cracy, and which claim the honor
of being its organs, that are really
unworthy the rank of subaltern s,
Judged BIS the vascilIating course
they pursued in reference to the re-
cent political situation. Some Of
them seemed to have no fixed prin-
ciples-no open, avowed policy
but just floated along on the sur
face of tie political sea, like dis
mantled wrecks, subject to the in
fiuence of every new breeze of Goo
trine or expectancy that agitated
the element on which they were at
random tossed. Such papers are
injuries to any party, and the soon
or they cut loose from their moor.
ings and drift away to some new
port of policy or cXpedIcncy, the
better it will lee for them ana the
Democracy.
There are other papers IN the
State that deserve well OF the par
tv. and we shall prepare Il list for
favorable consideration and future
reference.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-27
Important Decision.

The Holly Springs Miss, Reporter
Of the DIST, gives the following
synopsis of Il decision delivered by
Judge r. \. Hill, of the Federal
Court, in a case involving the vail
dity of tax titles acquired in May,
1851:
THE Judge holds that the State
Government of Mississippi from
1861 during the war; was reNolu
tionary, illegal and unconStitutlon-
Il. That any lazy passed by the
State Government during that Pc
Rod, imposing II tax on the people,
for the support of the State Govern
ment. was in aid OF the rebellion,
and necessarily unconstitutional
and void.
That all sales Of land for taxes by
;hp government of Mississippi in IS
81, 1863 and 1864, during the peri
cd of the late civil war, are null and
void. Under this decision all sales
of land between 1861 and 1860, are
utilities, aud VIII be set aside. 1t
uusetiies the titles Of purchasers at
tax sales to Thousands, if not mil
lions of acres of lands for taxes in
all the other Confederate States
engaged in the late war, and hence
its vast Importance"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-27

Silence is the element in which
great things fashion themselves to-
gether; that at length they may
emerge, Uniformed and majestic
into the daylight of life, which they
are kencefOrth to rule. Not Viii
liam the silent only, but all the con
siderable men | have known. and
The most undiplomatic and unstra-
tegetic of these toreborc to habble
of what they were creating and
projecting. Nay, III thy own mean
perpleXitieS, do thou myself but
hold thy tongue for one day, on the
morrow how much dea:eY are Thy
purposes and duties; what wreck
and rubbish have those mate work
men within swept away, when
intrusive noises were shut ont
Speech is too often. not us the
Frenchman defined it, the art OF
conccaling thought, but Of quite
sitting and suslending it, so thai
there Is mere TO conceal. Speech.
100, is great, but not the greatest.
Speech is silvern, silence is golden:
or, us / might rather express it,
speech is of time, silence of eterni-
.y. Carlyle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-27
Tax Law.-Important Decision
Of the Federal Supreme
Court.

\ most important decision was
made by the Supreme Court of the
United States OF the December
term. 1872 The ease was that of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company VS.. the State of Pcnnsyl-
vania, and involved the question
of the extra territorial operation of
the tax laws of a State. and of the
power of State Legislature TO tax
bonds or other securities in the
hands ot Iton-residents. The court
say the tax laws of a State can
have no cXta territorial operations:
nor can any law of a State incOn-
siStant with the terms of n con
tract, have any affect upon the
whilst it is in the hands Of such
parties or other non-residents of the
State
The power of taxation of State
is limited to persons, property and
business within her jurisdiction
All taxation must relate to one of
these subjects. n State cannot tax
| foreign held bonds. The fact that
these foreign held securities are
secured by mortgages upon real es-
tate cann0t subject them to taxa
ton. Corporations may be taxed
like natural persons upon their
properly and business. But debts
owing by corporations, like debts
owing by individuals. are not prop
erty of the debtors III any sense.
They are obligations of the debt
ors, and only possess value in the
hands Ct the creditors. With them
they are property, and in their
hands they may be taxed. To call
debts property of the debtor is sim
ply to misuse terms. All the prop
erty there can be in the nature of
things in debts of corporations. be-
longs to the creditors to whom they
are payable, and follows their dos
micile whatever that may be-"
1t will be seen that the court
hold the tax laws of State inope-
rative beyond the State limits, and
hence cannot affect railroad or 9th
er bonds held by parties living out
side the State. a State cannot tax
| foreign held bonds. The fact that
these foreign held securities are
secured by mortgages upon real es-
tate, cannot subject them to taxa
ton. This will be good news tC
our railroad friends in the North
who have advanced money upon
first mortgage and other bonds t.
Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississip
! pi railroad companies, and cannot
/ brtt f,rnJ.a 1,ln Irtltnnnn IN
the sale of such securities, and
/ therefore give Il new impetus tC
railroad building in the South.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-27
Indians on the War-Path

There are signs of an early battle
between the hostile tribes of the
Pawnees and Sioux: The camp OF
the former, it will be remem bered.
was attacked some weeks ago by IL
superior force OF Sioux: who, in the
absence of the Pawnee warriors.
massacred a great many squaws of
that tribe. The intelligence from
Grand Island now is that on the
llth inst, Il band of Pawnee war
riors, numbering 150 warriors, was
seen in the neighbOrhood of that
place going in the direction of the
SiouX reSerYati ton. They were
well armed and mounted in full
war paint. They said that their
tribe, which numbered 400, inten>
ded to attack the Sioux. AS the
latter comprise 1000 a Sanguinary
conflict may be expected if the
tribes come together, as the Paw
nees, although inferior in numbers,
have the Indictment cf revenge TO
nerve their arms.-Nicksburg Her
aN.