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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-08-29
ADYERTIsEMENTs
GHERIFFS SALE.
Superior District Court for the Parish
of Orleans.
The State of Louisiana,


The State of Louisiana,
VS.. No. 1897,
The New Orleans, Mobile g. Texas Railroad
Company.
By virtue of q writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Superior Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, | will proceed to sell
at public auction, III front of the Court
House, in the late city of Carrolltoa, on
Canal Avenue, between Second and Hamp-
son streets, on
Saturday, Semptember 5th, 1874,
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described
property, to-wit
The RAILROAD, finished and unfinished,
of the defendant, known as the New Or
leans, Mobile 81 Texas Railroad, Louisiana
Division, extending from the west bank of
the Mississippi river, opposite New Orleans,
to the Sabine river, and from the city of
Brashear to the city of Shreveport, in the
State OF Louisiana, together with the right
of way, franchises, roadbed, entertainments,
bridges, culvert bridges, passenger and
freight depots, machine shops and the
grounds upon which all of the above NAV
rest, the wharves and landings, the rolling,
assenger freight and other cars, engines
movable and stationary, the rails, frogs,
switches, turntables, and every movable
anu lhlinoSdDie DelouSlnS 10 OF III anyWlSe
appertainipg to said railroad or belonging to
said railroad company, extending into and
through the parishes of Jefferson, st. Charles,
st. John the Baptist, st. James, Ascension,
Iberyille, st. Martin, Iberia, Lafayette, st.
Landry, Caleasieu, Rapides, Natehitoches,
Red River Desoto and Caddo. Also the
steamboat st. Elmo, and all her tackle and
Seized in the above entitled suit, to be
sold in block.
T. A. MARTIN,
augl Sheriff of the parish of Jefferson.
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Hdrprr's Aaga<itse for September covers
an extensive variety of subjects, and con-
tains over One Hundred Illustrations
The Number opens with one Of the best
articles which Pore Crayon has ever given
to the public, entitled i" On Negro schools +"
Its illustrations are effective, and in their
peculiar style arc inimitable,
4 very comprehensive and entertaining
paper on sculpture, entitled aThe Silent
Majority with twenty eight illustrations,
is contributed by Junius Henri Browne.
William II. Rideing contributes timely
aad picturesque description of the South
Sea Islands, profusely illustrated.
Professor y. L. Nourse, concludes his
able reYiew of the astronomical work ac-
emphasized il connection with obserYatories
III the United States. His article this month,
with fourteen Illustrations, includes notices
of the observatories at Cambridge, Dart
mouth, HAMILTON College, the University Of
Michigan, the Sheffield Scientific School, and
of the Dudley Observatory.
Edwin DeLeon contributes an important
paper showing the present condition OF com
nleree in the Southern States.
4 very striking paper on Tha ckeray, l.
Illustrated by Il. II. stoddartl and John II.
Snively gives an Interesting article, also IL
lustrated, on the Art OF Perfumery."
A new serial story, charmingly written,
entitled :, Rape the Gamp"is commenced
IN this Eumber, with illustrations by Fred
bricks. This artist has also, III this Nun b n,
a selnarkable illustration accompanying Mrs
G. A. Merigh's beautiful poem, Roses Of
Florsnccn Two other illustrated poems are
contributed by J. I. Trowblilge and Nelly
A. Hutchinson.
There are poems also by Joseph Cook,
Stuart Phelps, and Helen $. Con
ant and two brilliant short stories By Frank |
Lee Benedict and Constance Fennimore
Woolson.
IN this varied store of reading there are
he five editorial departments, covering I
heir accustomed range of topics-soeial,
ilerary, scientific, istorical, aud humorous
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One of the beauties of the "patent
outside" publishing system was aptly
illustrated in last issue of the CHIEF.
Upon the second page was an elabo-
rate account of the execution of the
Eastwood murderers, while an item
inserted by our st. Louis printer on
the first page gave the musty infor-
nation that the Governor had signed
the death warrants of the criminals,
who were described as follows: Zone
is a white man, two are SO light as to
pass for white, one is mulatto and
one negro" With the commence
ment of our fourth volume we shall
resume the publication of the outside
pages of the CHIEF ut the home Office.
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No. 81.
An Act

Proposing an amendment to the eonstitu-
ton of the State of Louisiana, changing
the day for holding the general election.
Section |. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened
ttwo-thfrds OF the members elected to each
house agreeing thereto), That the following
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-08-29

The new Republican State Central
Executive Committee will meet at
the State House, New Orleans, at 10
o'clock to-day for the purpose of or
ganization.
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The chronological Journal aud Life II
Illustrated for September, abounds in fresh
ness and spice of the best sorts. Father,
mother, son and daughter can each find
some thing to please and instruct them in
its well filed pages. We may note a few
subjects as worthy the attention of readers
generally, viz: James Lick, the Benevolent
Millionaire of California 0berlin College
Resolution and Appetite; Finance Clear
Presentation of the Currency Question
Thomas a. Scott, the Noted Railroad King,
with a Portrait; The School Girl of the
Period; In the Tolls of Fashion-Good
Counsel TO the Boys The Venus Fly Trap;
Curious Facts About Curious Body;
Jeremy Beatham-Wllat he Was and What
lie Did Telescopes in America and Europe;
DR. Alex. N. Ross, the Canadian Naturalist;
Hints on Private Reading; Agricultural
Hints, etc. Altogether an admirable NAM
Der. Price 80 cents. So year. S. K.
3s9 Broadway, New York.
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The Convention of ave, the white
people" held at Baton Rouge, adj
journed Tuesday evening last, after a
harmonious session of two days. r.
II. Mari, Esq. of New Orleans was
permanent chairman. The following
nominations were made:
For Treasurer. c. Moncure of Caddo
For Congress, First District Randall Glib
son of Orleans.
Second District-E. j. Ellis of Orleans.
Third District-Jos. Il. Breaux of Iberia.
Fourth Distriet-W. III. Levy of Natehito-
ches.
Fifth Distinctly. B. Spencer of concor-
dia.
Sixth District. NJ. Moore of st. Landry.
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augl Sheriff of the parish of Jefferson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

rgE FAyoBIIT.--The EanA I,haags Saloon
C.r;or Of KIng-nd OrIusny str,etr ~ he'ou IN !.
tho favo-ite resort OF this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg H-,r. whi!s the
best Of wines. liquors and ears 4r,, also. sol /
at the lar. / itFsi class ii,'Iard Tatl.. Tor .dc
s:uHssrrt ut q guests. cvic luneh at 81 hours
and hearty good cheer Tor al arc is :s, ,iaue-.
t9,iors 70 Iahl.: favor. Z. =. IroHn IS tho
Proprietor
na. +. !. WHIT, physician s9d sarryon lls
!. rEuv d MS tic from TIE tru.-ov iiruse &C.
TIN s@ite Of roulHs ,ytr =. /. tultcn'- lTug
>tur" IL Ca. l. sIrtt. IL, Ira- there >, ron-
suited ourir., al laUcs ii tbs day yII ..is:tt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

,. a.
~ '''"7 - '''' II VAC - ''''
cratic County Convention VIZ recon
yene,} here. yc.lelHav. Tn. appearallc:
re- 7,...,.
- ''''' '''''''"' "i ~ @' '''
cary hong, ana The "s7ldd"na nat t"
81, ari.lulous' ,.g-ruiing Of that Sena-
....i.l ayri,..,t ,,ora ,,ts, th.t SOMA
/ ,l,i,,. y's-ri., Iim..If we i,.t.,a.t,'l
I ,r,. ,,,;,,, ~. T,,,.,,,;,,,,
csri2ed 1,;,i, if. ola nr;nin.u o,,;..ar.
| a., L-.,.,u.,,, II T,rn;ra, Cb,;,r,.,,
! orJ + = Nil. nf r,rso,, S.c,tt.,,,
~ l.rs,,rl ,b.,,r,,,osi,, a,,, \
al,.oI1;. ;,noern,.s If the ,,rtorn,oncos
! Of This Convention We win STAT, the
f.ct INIT r..lIv Il tLar. was an, va
lI,,v ~ binJ,,, forca j., u, nr.s ri 81
ur,qar Hr EIstn.r is its ,nm;ote for
tb. Senate for he WIS no7nina.ed on
that Via non,;n,,;n, hn;n., . .i,n,l
for Tie row which caused the ,,,.cjnit,te
Williams like an clonratod Lrsa9-and-
milk poultice. came 10 heal the blows Of
contention: and 50 il cam. about that
the Observation-Disclosures began he noro,
and on an entirely new bqsis Tn. -.
suit of their proceeding, is AN endorse
nent Of all the candidate selected by
the Doliies save and csc.nt three
namely. Dnron ,for senator Turner
for Earor,1,rl an3 WitheralI t1r Jns.
ice of The pence in Carsor tovnsb;,,l
IN, car5ilalv ri D,ron WIS raferrsd ~
a Jojnt Convention cf tbe i've Cnnntv
Co,,r,ittess n tho Irdena,5.n.s ,n3
D4rnrr5ts ,o IA wbst .bsr n]s,sn Nth
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

L?rTC2E o. HoRsE-Ta,,Ist,.--- 1.-The
wog,d-rt nowned lorse-.amer' will de-
liver :. free discourse at the Carson
Theatre this evening. All interested in
the habits md capacities Ci the horse
vii. do well TO stand in
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

Jr,1IcE SATISFIED The batch OF
/ balli.elent<, Frank s,.acen, Michael
Mahor".. aud Jerry rersoa, who were
Engaged in ,u, knock -dn"n-ana-dras
out atfIlr at tae 'hur,ly gurdy' -aiouH,
Sunday night, pleaded guilty. yesterday
morning. aud were iiutj so each.
Siavtn rlauked down tie coin demanded
of him. and walked forth = free mau..-
ready for the next fight. The two latter,
not having the ready n."hey about their
clothes. were forced to ;ake the crooked
hort of the diic!ama and work It out ia
Iail--;tt the eNpe,.s;' If the County.
ATTENTION is called ia the ADVERTISE
meut Il Holmes 4, Dawson, sculptors.
Mr.. Holmes has some very beautiful and
artistic designs on exhibition at the ST.
Charles Hotel, where he invites The citi-
Gems OF Carson to call and examine them.
Mr.. II. viii remain in town until Satur-
day, and viii be pleased to take orders
from those of our citizens desiring Any
thing III his line OF ant
The County Treasury vas repienishsd
SEQ vestsriav-.ke result of the Pal!
campaign fights, supcyinduced by bad
article of eoln-juice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

ST. CHARLES Hortr. sro, rvrt,, raorurron
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

Losr-A Scrap-book, containing the
writings of the owner. Tie finder will
be literally rewarded on leaving the book
at this office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

!. q. r. M.--Ths rl,ulsr Councils al Pluto
OF Capito! Lodge o. .. r, on Monday even
ing ~ each seven Suns. 1 general attendance
q the Chiefs and Brothers i solicited.
~ order oi .ho IA. hem,
IL. Z. Kelly.
-+e-tf &. OF =.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05
ILLINOIS,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

GALVESTON, November i,-M0ney
easy, Gold aud IN little demand ~
lOA4Gol0O buying aud selling, silver
steady aud IN good demand AZ lOlg6elOs
buying and selling,
acknowledgements bills abund-
Antand rates easy, Commercial New
York sight, discounts sterling,
sixty days, rs 2Oi bankers' New York
sight currency, discount d0i gold,
1 premIuni New Orleans sight, cur
renCy, par, do gold 4 premium {
sterling, sixty days, w 10,
llldea-l'rlGea steady, aud selection
very n lld, Dry lilnl selected, goo wet
sailed selected, Olg butchers green
green so dry salted nominal damaged
hall price badly dan aged aud glue
stuck | price,
Cotton Arm aud In good demand.
Ordinary, illo; good ordinary, lssG
low middllng, 1870 mlddllng, lilc,
Sales, 1850 bales RECEIPTS, a,Oll bales
stock, iO,i3O bales,
LIVERPOOL, November i,--Noon-
Cotton steady. Sales $4,000 bnles.
1 T.. NJ .Colton--Sales on basis Of
middlng uplunds, nothing below good
ordinary, shipped December and Jnnu-
airy, 7ld.
NEw YoRW, November i.-Colton
quiet Sales, 72l bales. UplOnds, llsci
Orleans, loo.
Futures opened steadlor, N0vem-
Der, II ll-lOG9lilc December, NO
II l5lOc; January, lbc, February, 10
7-lOGol5lc; March, 10 l3-l0@l5lc
New ORLEANS, November 4. Cotton
demand good, supply moderate, Sales
b, 200 bales. Good ordinary 10 strlctgood
ordinary, l3@l3ac; low mIddling 10
strict low mlddling, l3,C9llc; middllng
to strict middllng, li(9lllc, good mid
ding 10 mIdding fair, lll@lii. Re-
ceipts, 3,035 bales; exports coastwisc,
1880 bales; unsold lust evening, 81
600 bales; on ship, $500 bales.
Gold, % sight par sterling, 532.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05

Mr.. w. r.. Robertson exhibited some
fine thorough bred cattle At our fair,
among which wo found the following
choice varieties, all of which belong
to the Grand Prairie herd Of short
horns. First we have the splendid
sixth duke.of Goodness, 1850 II roam,
calved July 4th, 1870 got by l4th
duke of Thorndale, 1921. ItIwill be
seen by those acquainted with English
herd lore, that the pedigree of this
animal Is perfect. Indeed the animal
Is only to be seen to be appreciated.
Then we have the celebrated short
horn COW Belle Renneck, 9Th, bred by
II. Jones n roam, calved August %,
1871, got by I'd duke of Clark, out OF
Belle Rennick first. Belle Rennick
blood. 1t is not often that such an an
imal is offered for sale. She Is now in
calf to 18th duke of Adria.
Money can scarcely cover the value
of such an animal. The next Is Lettle
Mowcher, II splendid cow of thorough
blood Il fine animal with n pedigree
ms long and as ancient and honorable
as one of William the Norman's
knights.
The splendid COW Lilac, a roam, calv-
ed July 6, 1874, bred by Wariield, of
Lexington, Ky, sired by Duke of Ar
gyle, $500. Not one whit behind the
best specimens noted above. These
splendid animals will be on exhibition
in this city for several days, and those
wishing to improve their herds or in
vest in fine stock, should see Mr.. Rob-
inson at once. We are anxious that
this fine stock remain in Texas, and
urge our friends by all means to pur-
chase, Persons wishing to purchase
will please call on Mr. B. +. Rlchey, at
the court house. This stock will be
sold at sacrifice, as Mr.. r. wishes to
secure patronage for this stock in
this state. Springfield, Missouri, is
the nearest point at which this stock,
except n few here, can be obtained.--
| Waco Examiner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

German Methodist Episcopal Church-Liye
Oak street. Services every Sabbath at ten
O'Clock In the morning and half past seven
In the evening. G. Albrecht, pastor.
st. Matthew'S Episcopal Chureh-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. S. ID. Davenport.
Rector. Sunday School at 0 am, Services
at l015 am and "a pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR, w :.
Il. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at o
am; services at III a. m. and ~ d. m, City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas.
at ii A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, at 3P. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. SAM
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street NEW build-
ing)-Rev. Father Martinez, Pastor. Ser
vices; Low mass, am; high mass, lO% am.
vespers, 4p.m. ''''''''
christian Chureh-Elder r. NJ, Gano, Pastor.
services every Lords day at III a. m, and ~
pm. Sabbath school at 81 am.
missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
nue.. rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
S SSh atSH am. Services at 101S am. and
Presbyterian Church-EIm street Rev A
7. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every sab
Dath at lOa am. and pm. Weekly PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at p.m.s sabbath
school Sabbath morning at O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church.--preaching eve-
ny sabbath at l0:30 a. m. and SD, M: class
meeting IL M; song service TAO d. M; Sunday
s snao9i y q; M; prayer meeting Thursday
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Jefferson
street Sunday School at 81 am. Services
NJ II a. m. and 3 p. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05

braled tapestry fpr which the castle is
80 famed.
Nilhese,n Fald the guide, in rue
Snowman aiyle, Favored WIN alash 81
piely " Huif llit sNlJra, and pointing
IL several gfpus pf figures nppn 20
lapeslFy,n these represent sepnes "a llle
lie NJ JarDi.N
nOh yea how prelly ~ said aypung
lady all willi q laugh, pointing 10
Two figures Ia somewhat elpse prpA-
unity, she continued, ~ suppose mat
u laenb kissing liapAel fN
ESQ madam responded the lnalg-
nanl guide, with crushing dignity
THAT II Jacob wrestling with The an
gel ~
'ihe men baw-hawed, the young la
dy subsidized aud offered no further eK-
pOsilOry remarks, but groaned under y
SENSE u unwprlhiness during The rest
Ut tbs visit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05

Bacon-Dull and unchanged. Clear sides
l6c;, clear rib l5Ac. Breakfast bacon; none
in first hands.
Bagging-Dull but unchanged. Domestic,
heavy, l5]2c per yard light, l419c; India, l2c.
Coffee--Stock, ample and prices firm We
quote for round lots Fair 1S14@lSLc; good
l9@l9l4c, prime l9l4@20c. Dealers are selling
prices.
Corn-Fair supply prices firmer; selling
at 81 30@l 40 per bushel.
Flour-Sales to day trivial. Prices steady
and unchanged. Treble extra S6a6 So:
choice extra So 1907 90; choice family ~ 25@
7 90; fancy brands IS so.
Hams-Quiet Choice sugar-cu cured l5I5c: Or
binary l4@lI9c; shoulders selling at Sc.
Oats In fairsupply and unchanged. West
tern selling from store at 74@75c per bushel;
Texas nominal,
Potatoes-Stock ample and prices dull.
Western 50 0O@3 %; northern So 75@I 90 per
barrel.
Salt-Stock ample and prices dull. Coarse
ii iO@l ID, gold fine 81 S0@l 80, gold.
Sugar-Market firm and advancing. Fully
fair l014c; prime lU4c; choice ll14c; coffee &.
ll12c; coffee B, l134c; coffee A, l2al21ic crush
ed and powdered l224@l3o; Demerara, ll34c.,a
Wool-Dull and easy. We quote medium.
free of burs, spring clip, 2S@3lc; fall clip, 25G
&c; coarse 2l@23c; Mexican l4@ll7c bury ia
l2c less. Sales to-day 80 sacks-S,200 pounds
Ito one buyer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05
Whom Grant Protects.
rE,.,,s, n,,, Di,ttt, r~.>lt.t,
lFrom Don Piatt's Capital.
j the lntp General HiIIver.


Said the late General Hillyer.
1 asked the president if it was really
true that Williams had taken the con
tingent fund to purchase his wife u
carriage? Herepiied that such seemed
to he the fact When | heard of il, /
got Babcock to look into it, and be-
lieve it is so. Then, Mr.. President, he
will be defeated. Oh no, he replied
quietly, shall not withdraw his
name. This is only one instance out
of hundreds. From the first hours of
his executive existence, when he sold
the official patronage of this district to
Sayles j. Bowen, to reimburse said
Bowen for the loss of twenty-five
thousand dollars, until the present mo-
ment, he has been the associate of
roughs and the patron of rogues, the
recipient of gifts which he paid for in
office, the supporter of his own inca
pable family at the public treasury,
and all with a self-satisfied compla-
cency worthy of born Bourbon.
''Why, General Schenck," he said to
that distinguished gentleman, who
was demonstrating with him for put
ting an incapable person i'm office over
General Schenck's head-"Why, Gen
eral Schenck, do you not know that
the man you object to is relative of
mine%'
OF course, what more could be said?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05

Albert j, Davidson, lGHqn all es'
teemed young lawyer of Peru, Indiana,
was killed NJ Jefferson barracks, Mo-,
by the cars, lie was on his was 20
Texas 10 prospect for y new location
Ito had stepped from the train 10 look
around for few moments, and NJ
tempted 10 step on again just ~ the
cars began 70 move, missed i n lo0llng
aud fell on the track, with the unlor-
lunale result stated above, Great eX-
pressiona Of respect aud sympathy
have been paid by the Peru bar 70 the
deceased aud his surviving family.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ayoung MN

MEMPHIS Avalanche; Ayoung man
named Aldrldgc, n clerk In proml-
ncnl Main street drug store, was before
Recorder Winters yesterday on the
charge Of taking improper liberties
with u girl eleven years Of aye whom
he cntIced 10 the rear Of his store,
The evidence was plain, yet Of the
most revolving nature, showing AL
bridge 10 be man Of no ordinary
brute instinct, In imposing u line Of
nny dollars upon HIM, the recorder
said that he regretted that the law was
such that he could not send the man to
Jail. TIE defendant has been ateucher
In the Bethel sunday school, and here
tofore has borne agood character
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
TIE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls nj Dallas Post
Office.

Arrival and Departure of Mails nj Dallas Post
Office.
Northern mail arrives daily at $50 m;
departs at $40 u IN.
Southern mail arrives at $40 m; departs
Mt $3.50 u m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives ut S25 M;
departs ut 600 p IN.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Mondays vt 4 p IN; de-
parts Except Sundays at Il m.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisvillc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday nj p m; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at a III.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday NJ AIN, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday AT 9 pm.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesdaay and Friday at SPIN; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ am.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturl
day at u m; departs Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday ut pm.
william Jones, Postmaster; s. S. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; W; d. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
triDuting Clerk,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05
Important Arrests,

on Friday Of last week, Colonel John
", Carroll, tho sheriff ~ lied River
county, arrested ~ ClarksVllleJ llree
men, WIS Frank Weaver William
Franks aud - Franks, for alleged
completely Ia the stage robbery boz
tween lro0kslOn and Paris, Notice
was sent ~ The proper officers VI llla
county and u detail. was made 0f OIL.
GERS James bland, Rush Record And
Robert Matthews Ia 90 ~ Clarksyllle
and bring the prisoners ~ THIS place
and inearcerale them ~ the county
Jail which was successfully dane And
where they lie now subject 10 the decl'
sion Of The eNamiding court Paris
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