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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR }
Fourth District ;
New Orleans, March g. 1874.
INTERESTED PARTIES ARE REQUESTED TO
4 come forward on or before the ifteentht Instant
and settle their licenses and capital tax for the
current year, as after that date delinuueutg will
most positively be dealt with in accordance with
law. ! W FAJREAy ~
nan4 CnIIaoo.,-
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

OPYICR STATB TAX CoLlRc-roa
Third District )
New Orleans March s. 1874. !
V1AXPAYERS OF THE THIRD DISTRICT ARK
y hereby notified that all taxes for 1873 and ali
ncehses Tor 1874 are now due and by prompt atten-
ton to the same trouble and costs NAV be avoided
G. J. ADOLPHE,
mnI ut State Tax Collector Third DISTRICT
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING. March Ia.

SoTTOS-The sales to-day mot including 1000
oaies additional yesterday embraced up 1850 bales
at ,atner stfosger prices. showing q recovery of
our lustatlsns, except to restore Hssc as the in
sue cure FOR low middDg, reduced TO lake yes.
low: 0' W. w.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR SECOND DrsrBlcr.,
New Orleans. March g. 1874 :
INTERESTED PARTIES ARE REOUESTEn To
Il come forward, before the fifteenth in
slant and settle their license and capital tax for
The current year. as after that date deliDouents
will most positively be dealt with in accordance
WIFI Jaw H. II. HARRIS,
nlh4 I'm Coll.a.o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-15

Attention is called to the latest improve
ment in illuminating gas, q placed on ex-
hibition BY tho Union 0aslight Company,
No. us Poydras strset. helsz7 7.o 1'' %
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B0OKS---BOOKS.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

by AN ACT PASSED BEFORE M. DU.
- eros. notary pull bic, of date March = 1874 the
hrm Of hcCANDLISH, CHRISTIAN & CO. was dis.
solved and the undersigned assumes the liabilities
OF SAID firm, and is alone authorized to liouidate
ITS affairs. He will continue the CROCKERY and
HOUSE FURNISHING BUSINESS for his own ao
COUNT P. J. CHRISTIAN
~ RETIRING FROM THE ABOVF
4 firm, the undersigned takes pleasure in recon.
mending to his friends Mr. P. J. CHRISTIAN WIS
" VII continue the business in his own name at No
hhl3 st J. n. McCANDLISH
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Bids for any part OF the supplies or for any post
will be received and if any bidder bids with the
III understanding that he offers for all or Zone. it
must be so explicitly stated in the proposal
All necessary information in regard to bidding
requirements, etc, with blank forms of proposals
description of quality of fuel, etc will be furnished
on application to this office and bids must be made
upon the form furnished or in conformity thereto
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
or TO any of the post quarter masters at the posts
named, In envelopes marked Proposals for Fuel"
HENRY G. HODGES,
Quartermaster United States Army Chief Quarter.
master. mhI3 Ct
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THE CROMWELL LINZ

The CROMWELL LINE.
For New York via Hax,n,
unI ms Line In IS composed of the steamsbir.
GEORGE hA caoAMKE 1, NEW nv 0oRRLLEANs. ooR7Bs
- The steamship 'h'S0ioA-
M kNICKERsoCKER.
VIII iea I'VE her wharf foot of Toulouse snr.o
PASSAGE THURSDAY. March 10. at 8 A. M '''e''
nv r1 reg for LIVERPOOL Bremen and Harr Pc.
tba mts me and Through bills of ladin1 , saKen
ja7 ,xIFkEED Sp H6u e
No. Al Carondelet strsat
HAVANA, VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
WILLIAM P. cL sYhoaEmShips u,,,,
I and Havan" steam 9nnns, Florida
I'm olspatch one OF the above f;rsyy
Toucb;n Every Wednesday.
Meeting viii s. heys and Key West and ccr
and Tsmna steamers for Apalachicola. St Marns
RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin. 10 nes West' To Cedar Keys
p 1h5Scusn bins Of fading q issued to al
onarl eston and Savannah o 10 New York,
and none ea si the company's bills of ]sd,nr .,
Splendid passsnneT as sailing Of the steamer
11 kets gwen to above poin1s and through
Office ire'ght received without perr,,
e4sn' OF passage apply to
No. 100 Commnn -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-15

We notice more inquiry for hides especially for
heavy steers which are firm at our quotations.
5000 green sailed cows and steers have been taken
up for Europe, as they run at 8]tc.
Sar francisco is opposed to woman's
tights. 1t wants the Legislature to pro.
hibit women from selling liquor in saloons.
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CITY LICENSES.
APPORTIONAlENT.

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT. METROPOLITAN POLLOK,
New Orleans, March 10, 1874. !
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THB PROVISIONS OF
1 sections twenty-five and twenty six of act No
" approved March g. 1869. (sections 2259 and EGO
No. 80, approved February Dc, 1874 the Board OF
Metropolitan Police convened on Tuesday, March
~, 1874 as a board of estimate aad apportonment
and unanimously adopted the following apportion-
ment Of expenses of the Metropolitan Police force
for the fiscal year commencing January l. 1874:
APPoRTIoNMEST.
City of New Orleans. $577 l6e sc
1iiy OF CaIronton ..................... 1854 Sc
Parish of Jefferson. right bank mum. s'27s %
raiIsn OF JEFFERSON, LEFT bank. 1855 81
III! or keinervllle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1855 81
PARISH OF 81 Bernard. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 Sc
Total. Metropolitan Police District. 5000 eco on
mill ct f. BAKER Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-15

The movement was CT ecked and to some e,tent
snspeD ded by ah inclement rain storm of unusual
severity, notwithstanding which several bnvers
came forward. twelve brokerage houses particpat
ing in the business, and took the amount notss
above. Low ordinary sold at 9 and .ISc str,ct
ordinar y TO good ordinary at l2hc; good ordjparv
at low middling at las ola Nc; aud strict low
middling at 15tc. We heard reiterated com plaints
OF the assortment on sale.
The amount shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at 81 600 bales embrace
700 bales for Liverpool Isl for Havre 5000 oI
Spain. 5000 for Bremen, 10 900 for the North Sea
and 1900 for the North which. when deducted
nom the stock on hand BY our running statement
YESTERDAY evening lesvee ls3Soo bales to repre-.
sent the quantity at the lending and in presses
unsold or awaiting orders. q
The kxchange reporfG Sales $500 bales, includ.
ing 1900 after p: n. yesterday. Market firm,
with good demand" y III y - :" : -
keceipts proper siDce last evening 3l9o bales.
against lie ON last Saturday and B908 last wear
a0d aimee August a q l,o66 81 balea a1sin1f
SO zS1 last year-inereAee oo,1S5. - -
the Axchaoeo telagfa1o make the receipte q =,
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Sunday, March Is. 1874.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
/ Sunday, March Is. 1878.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship George Washington. Whitehead. tor
| Steamship Carondelet, McCreary, for New York
| British steamship Vanguard. Gill, for Liverpoo.
| Steamer Reliance, Read. for Pensacola
| British ship Rosa Bonheur. Brown, for Valencia
| Schooner W Watson Watson for Pensacola
| British Schooner Helena White for Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Knckerbocker, eager from New York
eth instant to Moulton-2d district
British steamship Charles Albert. Clasmesd H.
from Liverpool 18th ultimo, to Herbert Dobell
Bark Bravo, Christensen, 60 days from Rotterdam,
TO Fresicbs Hoin-Point
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury. from Vtilla.
to Macheca &co-2d district 7
TowBoATs.
Harry Wright Davis. from the Passes-Went down
light-Brought up bark Bravo and schooner
Lady Woodbury.
STEAMBOATS,.
Seminole. Montgomery. from Jefferson
Bastrop, Hoege. from Lind Grove
Bart Able. Kennison. from Camden
Empire. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coas.
EXPORTS.
vALENCIA-Ship Rosa Bonheur-soo bids to
bacco ~ $40 slaves
LIvERPU Craftsmanship vanguard-33I5 bales
cotton l3UO slaves iLuS ttl0W IL ties tallOw
RUATAN ISJAND-Schooner Helena-6 bills pork
bbls beef 20 bbls -four ties bacon cks bacon and
sundries
Observation-Disclosures Reliance-6OO SKIS corn $40
bbls -four 200 bbls potatoes SO bbls bread $50 bbs
pork 10 ties hams II ties bacon and sundries
PENSACOLA-SchOoner W Watson-T12- skis
90 obls -four bags coftee 10 cks bacon II bbs
pork bbls whisky 4 ties bacon and sundries
NEW YORK Steamship Carondelet--94l bales
cotton Is bales moss 1870 bbs oil 100 bbls rice 10
hhds tobacco 1850 cases fish 1000 empty bbls
NEW Notwithstanding George Wssbiupton-7la
bales cotton so hhds sugar "a hhds tobacco 50 bbls
oil bbls rice 126 bbls beef 50 bbls pecaps 1892
hides 20 bales hides bales skins l26 bds hides 20
bales moss IL bags wool 81 cases 500 empty bbs
IMPORTS.
PALERMO-Bark Daniel Draper-2153 Dys lemons
1855 oranges Is cks wine
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JEFFERSON-Steamer Seminoie-550 bales cot |
ton and sundries
LIND GROvE-Steamer Bsstrop-223 bales cotton |
1879 ska cotton seed and suDdries
CAMDEN-St Steamer Bart Abe--657 bales cotton |
! SKIS seed cotton sex lint cotton and sundries
LOWER COAST-SIeamer Empire-Sundri.s to |
order
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH. |
ERIN RAILROAD March H-705 bsles cotton 500
bbs -four 30 bbs oil loo cases oil 800 pkps tobaccs7
hhds tobacco 70 sks cotton seed and ounCriee
NKW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL |
ROAD March 1913 hales cotton 200 bbls lime l33
soS DC rs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
March HAls haaes cotton aka sseA cotton no
sks rice 10 hhds sugar 4ie head cattle and sunds1es
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BUSINESS CHANGES

~ BY mutual consent Mr. n Z. MATTurw.s
nas Mifhdrawn from tho arm Of LAYCnrK
S MAIHhw ", SAMUEL LAYCOCK assumes the
noas on his own account Aoo tne pus1-
SAMUEL LAYOOCK,
Rev oraeaaA March .. 1874 = A 1 ns, Ios
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-15

SaAhng rom New York every SATURDAY.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
S7$ The steamship
EMILY b. sOUDER.
B. f. BURDICK. Comma.eer
will SATURDAY. March 81, at BAN.
Will III ieave her wharf foot of Jefferson stras, -,
for passengers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cabin passage. an
Bills OF lading signed through to Iiverno<S o,.u
gov. Bremen and Han burg. pooi' aias-
pasnaUag tickets for First Glass and Steerao~
@ssongers ior Liverpool and the Continent nHE
Yron, ~ sVn Hulon's Line of Steamers Saline
n3 Sn SeW YORK every WEDNESDAY. Sailing
AA0Asn' oT passage. apply to
JOHN H. LUDWIGSEN Aren1
Thu .4a.u.., No 100 Common street.
follow. ins.tna y wSESTERN METROPOLIS WIZ
jai -"arch ~ at a II.
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Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc,

Messrs Hay Mehle furnish US the following re-
port. Their quotations represent actual sales at
first hands. Weighing, bundling, drayage and
commission have to be added:
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

SkAoouARTEhs DEPARTMENT OF TIE GULF,
Chief QuartermasIer's Office
New Orleans, March Is, 1874
SfAfED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE. WITH A
~ copy of this advertisement attached to each
Will be received at this office and also at the Offices
OF the Acting Assistant Quartermasters at the sew.
eral posts in the Department of the Gulf men
toned below, until IL NJ, on WEDNESDAY, April
10 1874, for supplying the posts named with the
following quantities of fuel, more OF less in such
plopotnnns as may be required moHthly. Helr
July J. !estr toJune 30, 1875, inclusive.
coat.
Tons.
jackson Barracks. Louisiana. ............... 100
HARD WOOD.
Cords.
Depot at New Orleans, louisiana ......,.. GOO
Baton Rouge Louisiana, Observation-Disclosures $50
Soiia houslaHa.. ,s.......2l0
Coilnthi Mlsslsslpp1. 2l0
GREENWOOD Lou slala 2l0
ach SON. MISSILES ppl.
jackson BARRACKS, Louisiana. 700
st. Martnsville. Louisiana. MISUNDERSTANDING Ip
Fort Barrancas, p Orida. ..................85O
hey vest FIof1da .425
Little Rock, Arkansas. .............,.....2I O
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STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAlNISHIP COMPANY
A The steamer
sTATE OF LOUISIANA.

VIM saK n0m New Orleans for Liverpool, direct.
Saturday. March -, 1874
VIII receive and sign through bills of la,fipg II
Hayre; Bremen. Hamburg. Antwerp Rotterdam.
and all continental ports ~
. HstGrn tickets issusd available for TWELvR
MONTHS, at reduced rates, and THROUGH tackats
to al parts of the United Kingdom and Euroxa.
"A stewardess and surgeon are attached to zach
medicines. 01so
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here tn non
t1es desirous Of sending for their fiends
These vessels cross the bar at all time vi<hone
detention. "''A'o~s
f9r Freight Or passage. having superior accom-
-. A.. Z. MILLER CO.,
sel4 No. ~ C8rondelst street New Or,aon.
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III Y = = ~ ~ y" -
Z. kslns gsg, ssV es- 500 ssE-issses ss'T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-15

the ports to-day 10, l68 bales. against II, 327 on
bat Hatuay and u 337 LAST wear. md since August
81 3o bales against 883 1888 last yearnerease
365, 428.
Exports yesterday TO Great Britain 62o9 bales,
against 10, 1856 last week and 4G5 last year, and to
the continent s57S bales against 64l last week and
800 last year
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL
NJ, 1l3 1884 bales, against 76l. l02 Last week and
5o5, S8l last year.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand August 81. 1873.............. TIT
Arrived since last sratement...... 26-8
Arrived previously ,06-l ice, 69l
EQUAL .....'.......'........ ......... l,Ioi,9.I
Cleared to-day Observation-Disclosures. 4.915
Cleared previously. 8SO 3o2-995, S1
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JEFFERSON-Steamer Seminoie-s50 bales cot
ton and Sundries
LIND GROvE-Steamer Bastrop-223 bales cotton
1879 skis cotton seed and sundries
CAMDEN-Steamer Bart Able--657 bales cotton
/ SKIS seed cotton sex lint cotton and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Empire-Sundri.s to
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PALERMO-Bark Daniel Draper-2753 bxs lemons
1856 oranges Is cks wine
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MISSISSIPPI,
WRAKE, Commander.
VIII leave on or about February Is.
o; From her wharf foot Of jackson street. Fourth
i T,sIct VIII receive and sign through bills of
teIdam. and all continental ports. nos
,ha deslrous Of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emigI alton tickets here ~
o4 ECU ma allowed when applied for in groups
-, Eor Irelght or passage having superior accoro,o
N'"0A' Apply 70 SiLAS WEEKS l. CO.
pn managing owners-FLINN, MAIN 4 MONTs,nM.
pool OA~Poi s'reet. LveI--
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRE. March 1.-THE Posts financial ar
tlcle says: All sales OF gold have been at lll14 q
lll7s and III. On gold loans the rates have been
So and TOR carrying. The market for foreign
mand at 50 81 to "a 64ls, less q brokerage, hay-
ing been principally supplied by banking firm,
which has been drawing against the proceeds of
the recent negotiation of American railroad bonds
in London. The amount placed for this mail is
OF course unknown. but ls rumOred to have been
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Who was
Of his ag
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of Canal
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BREMEN,

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VIA hAVRE BOUTHA uproy 49,. AANhAHc,
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-03

Gy puioa o0d ono 4lmulam wofc
aII'm
raos, soplsmhr2j ~ Vcmon.
y,l'olrt nIahl HumuI llnnhcr shot
hia tifc fatally
pururu, -,ptomhcr21. Firearms
wucuel ln nr0w between the strll;.
ors aud the Italians nj the Lcuna
mines. Several shantlcs were burned.
WAsHiNdToN, September 2s.--Senn.
tor West, Of Louisiana, In nm open let
ter to Casey, in New Orleans, under
date of yesterday, In relation Ia the
charges against him OF unnecessary alb
sencc from the state during the late
uprising of the people, says "lf Gov
ernor Kellogg regrets my absence, he
knows that | listed the north ut his
written Request, to lay before the pres
/ ident the condition OF affairs In Louis
lana, and to solicit federal support for
his government when its integrity
should be imperlled. II he regrets my
absence as an adviser or counselor, 1t
is au indication to me, that, for the
first time within my recollection since
his installation in 1872, he is ready to
give consideration to my opinions to
his general policy. If he wants his
political friends who are absent to as
sumo the fighting of his government,
they might prefer some other leader.
Kelogg's administration is environed
with difficulties sufficient to dismay
the stoutest heart, and it has of late re-
ceived such u shock as to make its
most determined supporters doubt
whether il is competent to exact obedi-
cnce to its authority, even with the as
sistance of the parent government"
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, September
D. Yesterday about p. NJ. the north
bound mail train on the Mississippi
Central railroad was precipitated from
an embankment over thirty feet high,
! three miles south of here. The ladies'
car and the Pullman car were turned
over twice. No one was killed, but
fifteen were wounded, one seriously, a
colored man. Conductor Fowler was
among the slightly wounded. The
names of the passengers are unknown.
The accident was caused by heavy
lain during the morning, which under
mined the bank. No blame is attached
to the railroad company, US the acci.
dent is regarded as unavoidable. The
south bound train was turned north,
and the passengers, mail and express
transferred. Trains on time to day.
New YORK, September 2S.-Miss e.
ID. Proctor has obtained criminal in-
dctment against "our mutual FRIEND"
Moulton.
PARIS, September2S .-Partial returns
of the vote of the department of Maine
et-Lore give MoiIler, republican, two
thousand five hundred and fifty-five,
and Bruos, candidate of the Septen-
nate, three thousand.
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sB 2. SO 90 O o.

G.an, ,l,i COCO Gifts, all cash. 800 900
-fG OF TlCKETs.
W aolc tickets, so 90; Halves, s25 90; Tenth,
or each Coupon, So CO., IL Whole tickets for
$500 90; 221% tickets for 81 600 u.
Tickets are now ready tor sale, ana orders
accompanied by cash will be promptly filled.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to satiss
factory agents..
Circulars containing full particulars fur
nished on application.
fEs0fs. b. BRANLETTE.
AgeU. and Manager.
Public Library Building, Louisville, ky.
l1Wtd
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81
GALVESTON, September 26.---Wm,
Taylor, and the military, arrived here
this morning.
FALL RIVER, September 26.--The
Massachusetts Manufactures Board OF
Trade decided to-day to cut down
working hours to three days next
week and four, days every subsequent
week until January.
LONDON, September 25.---Colone
Stofiett has publ shed n pamphlet vim
dicatiug himself in connection with
the famous suppressed dispatch from
BazaiiIe to Mcmahon. He charges
that NfcMahOn's march TO Sedan was
caused by Orleanist intriguqs.
/. NEw YonK, September a6.-The.f fol
lowing ia circulated here: Antigua
Guatemala, was destroyed by an earth
quake last night. Guatemala city
must have suffered severely, as the
earthquake was felt four leagues from
Antigua. tatf..
New YORK, September 26.-Dr.
Hayes declares it his convention that
an open Polar sea can be reached by
steam vessels via Smiths sound, and
his readiness to start wien
means are forthcoming.
HAVANA, September 26.- Official re-
ports have been received of fight in
the district of Cinco Villca, in which
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POOLE s. HUNT, BALTIMORE,
Manufacturers for The South ana Southwest.

TaE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sheriff or
any constable OF Dallas county. greeting:
You are hereby commanded that by max
publication Of this citation in the weekly
baIlas Herald. published in Dallas coaniy ",
for fOur weeks previous 10 the return day
hereof. Won summon Frederic b. -awy er,
VINO is a non resident, TO be and appear be
fore the district court to be holden in and for
lie county of Dallas, at the court house
thereof in the city of Dallas, on the hIst
Monday in October next, there TO ans yer the
petifion of James %. Cooper, filed in said
court against the said Sawy er, and which
alleges that ON toe 2sth day of August, 1874,
AT a point about three miles west OF Dallas
city, a coach belonging to the III Paso stage
company, while driven by oGe OF IT'S en-
pl0ves, without cause, with gross negligence
and maliciously ran over and broke the arm
and OF herwise Injured The said cooper ana
ne Drays the sum Of ten thousand dollars
damages therefor, from said company.
Herein, fail not, but have you then ana
there before said cont this WIT with your
return thereon showing how yo1 have exc
rufed il. 49,.
Witness, 4. HarwoOd, clerk Of the district
court Of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court. this 18th day of September, A. d. 1874.
lw4w A. hAhNOObi tierk-