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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

CooksvilIc for this place on the
10Th, uIt., arl took the train at
Shuquatak at 1880, p. NJ. We al
rived ut Meridian ut or about 4
o'clock, A. NJ, on the 30th, uIt., and
went wright across the railroad to
the RagsdaIe House, ore OF the best
hotels in TIE city, where we took
a bed tor about two hours, at the
exceedingly low pr,re of 500. What
a luxury il sloep!-how useful and,
sometimes, how valuable!
| found business in the city quite
dull, and my mercantile friends
laboring under many DISCOURAGE
ments. The cotton factory is doing
q noble work, and is an accession
to the city of which she may well
feel proud. called upon Mrssrs.
Powell y Malone ProprIgtQrs Of the
"Star," one Of the b.tt newspapers
IN East Mississippi was please"
to notice specimens of job work
executed by those gentlemen, which
will compare tavorably with that
of any other printing establishment
on the continent. ShiTjag, as it
does, with origiHtl brightness, may
the "Star' ever glitter in the jour
na!istic armament.
We left Meridian at 6 o'clock P. NJ.
on the goth, ult., and arrived at
Vicksburg the next morning at !
o'clock. | spent some time in ram
bling through the city, and though
business operations we're somewhat
exciting, the disaster Of the panic
was just as %apparnut ~ the lofty
spires above her magnificent church
cditic9S. For several years ou4 few
improvements have been made upon
the business features of Vicksbu"g.
This is owing main y to the fact
that her railway facilities are very
few; but as her accessibility to
wany important cities by railroad
is 10Y reasonably contemplated,
we predict a brighter day ter the
"City Of the hilIs,P
At IL o'clock, \. NJ, on the 3lst,
ult., we went on board the fine
steam fcrry-boat, bound for D Ita,
where we took the train on the
North Louisiana and Texas Rail
road. This is one Of the most i'm
portant roads vest of the Mississip-
pi, as it is a part Of the Southern
Pacific Railway, 1t is, however, in
bad travelling order, and but little
pains are t2Ecn r. improve il.
pause 20 mention that, immcdi-
ately after leaving ShuyuaIak, we
recognized from your town J. j.
B%eauchamp, Thos. Foote and Lady,
Miss Emma Foote and Mrs. Welsh,
all of whom travelled with us to
Vicks9grg, except Judge Bean
champ, who, at Jackson, changed
cars for Canton, for the purpose of
attending the Grand Lodge Of A. f.
Il A. NJ.
We arrived hero on the 3lst ult.
Ra5ville is the seat Of justice tor.
Richland; {. new Parish formed
since the var OF a portion of Madi-
son, Franklin and Moreh0use Par
ishes.. It bids lair 10 become, at no
diHtant day, one OF the most i'm
portant towns in North Louisiana.
Our country, in an agricultural
point of view, j. equal il not supe-
rior, TO any country in the South
or South West. The state of society
is about as good as that of any.
other country West Of the MissIs-
sirpi. NJ for health, | really be-
lievo that North bouisian& has
somewhat the advantage Of East
Mississippi. Nsly of oHr %lzcns
formerly resided near ~CooksTIlc,
aud they iuform me that they have
better health hero than they had
there. More anon,
Respectfully,
r. c. KETTIS
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LETTER FROM LOUISIANA.

RsyviHe, liz, FEB. IG, 1871.
DEAR BEACON Many Of my old
friends in NoWqRee .harc requested
pO 10 correspond wiah dbem, but
present engagements will not allow
no to do SO. | think, however,
that if yof will alloy me an
oceaslpndl use of Your .eoIuWns,
| eau meet their wishes, save time,
aud avoid maNy intoRyeniences
Arising from postal Disadvantages
west If the A~issiSippi.
W. ii mean tAyself and "bettcr
lift the neighborhood OF
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Nt'SpettfuIIy',
b. C. KELLIS.

p6y- HeaSy W. Ivy has opened q fresh
stock Of Fahily Groceries in ,tbe Allgood
Block and Fhe public are especially
invited To gizeskih . call. Flgsf, Bacon
Lard, seveisl barrels o. line Irish Potatoes,
ust received.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

THE GPrairie News" makes us
say what we didn't say in regard
to the removal Of Chancellor Dren-
nan. Will the "Ncws" correct this ?
We do Dot 4ish to do Gov. AmeS
injustice, and possibly the article
placed to our credit may be unjust
and untrue.
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RGr Mr.. G. B. Tayler, our next.
doar peigbbor in the office Of Yates
Bros, F tho sQye agent fol Gen. 10.
Johnstors BOOK, ip Ibis a1d Lown-
DIES and Winston CoEnties. Call an
him and get one al the taost graph
icaccounts ofthe war Xet published.
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TIlIELY w

Having rented oas
House to Mr.. n
OF Meridian, it bcraz
that | should c.ose
and | earnestly colI.
WIN whom | have h
accounts to cali I'M
Valance them ut M
w MT delay, as +
must be settled. IL
the public the ncw
Mr.. Wetherct LayiJ
years experience M
70 keep a Hotel"
Jan II 2ts
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GIVEN AWAY TO
9vs liEEsI9E FRIEND,

Chromog qIc Delivered Al once. The
,~Iistribuf1n Will POSITIVELY take place
on the TWENTIETH DAY Of AUGUST,
kIGHTEEN HGNAREp and SEVENTY
THREE.
OUR CHRONIC "CUTE" is l6x20
inches IN SIZE, acknowledged 10 DC 1ne
hneSt ana hNhos"hnFs! piiCctVuuree eyer give"
WHY I1N pPAIISinr ExIEND ;s m eicbt
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ALEXANDER,
~RRADY-MADE GOODS,

Can always ne found at his stand next
door to kIaus's store, ready to furnish his
customers with anything in his live, or
manufacture 40 oder all kinds Of Harness
and Saddle work Mt reasonable prices ard
warranted in quality of material and work
monship. Brides, Saddles, Riding Whips
and other goods always on hand. Also,
Harness Trimmings of all kinds. Give
him II call and he can satisfy the most par
%ticulor, not only KIN Lis work but in pri-
ces' Highest market price paid in cash or
trade for HIDES. Recollect the next door
ID hl"us " kro. jan2l-ly
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The State of Mississippi
NcNlbee County.


The State Of Mississippi
NgNlbee County |
join " kae q IT.
vs..
james l., McE e.
Under and by virtue Of
Chanccry Court ST lac1
said State, nia'lr oI
DsGabjhfr, A. d. 1873, ]
II tIle undersigned \
%sioner, named in said dec
Monday, the 9th day Of
b 'tween tho hours pre.I,i
for sale. and sell ut PgbIl.
highest bidder for cash
H6use DIOR in the town /,
lowing lands. lying AND !
ty and State aforesaid, =
tho NEf md the SET Of
ship 10 Of Range y ea'I
tor division among tOe
William Mckee, teeea:F
- s DJNLl
Feb It's
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Ts WHOM "'''|
Notice is hereby given
by virtue Of an order Oh
pcrvisors Of the county |
State of Mississippi, wlll
IL oateFy. at s'e c'nrI'A1
town Of Macon, in said g
Monday, the 9th day Of
to the lowest bidder thf1
the two upper rooms u
county, in acSSrd@nc % Y
specifications, W. Inv
.gid Two upper rooms = ]
cr IRON, bree-si1!.sssn'n' !
and the corners wfii,, IS
irons. tbs, bottoms gs '''
with spikes and GslIiHs @.,
we'll SECURED to the ceiling
bolts. The contractor VI
bond with gIOu
curitV In sach sum Is M
sisBrs may at tho time Y w
tract aX and onler. 'cGnu, !.
i, law. Said &6rk 70 De- :
18TH day Of April. 1914
Board Of Supervisors
Il. A. j.
jani7- S74
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

Having coDCA~rd to
! have sold my iutorc., 4
Accounts md Books IN h.
lobe n Co. to L. l., C,,
assumes the pOymrn, of
Their of them are author;
all claims due and conf
Thanking my friends toI
tronAge' | ask a continue
the House, the STYLE or j
y me. All indebted NJ
call and pay up without
Very re'p'Iy, YOU
-. j, L.. L
Branksville, Jan. |, Isl
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G YED.

Frog " v Z y; $gEsS"t'f place.
foSle9 lGat 1Sprflg. color bay. Ihe colt
went on with a bly, mare muIe, which mad
a spit in the right car. Any information
Will be satisfactorily rewarded.
Pc 1875 :
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
TUE STATE OF MlaSlS2:tFl'
N,,yrsrr COUNTY.

NoxuBEr COUNTY .l.,,r said State aud to
n, Ia arSus persons hereinafter named, who are '3FC res" mHn,'
! y um persons Interested in te lmds herein described "", 80. .ri., or
You are hereby commanded to be and Opper before W' ,b nmV m .Me
93rdl DAY Of MaTCh, 1874,
then and there to pay tc Tuyos due on the tItown G MS law by he Tax Collect
,aprd the SANE lias reported dchn4uGNt """"" "'"
Nv EL EnuLr -MlL.
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SRS0ND MONDAY IN


} same being u 'rgn
tourt. and plead, answer
several allegations of u
Bill, and in default thrNf
he taken for confessed
H. j. further grdrF d ~
order, duly certified "
%lran>mitted, postage pdt
. directed. 10 the said Joa
Huntsville in the State
y. \. J. NcHF
i,yGEO,
A frye copy from N
Court, Fcbruar, :, lSIt
L. All
Feb Awe
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UTIQN.

NJ CO partnership heretofore existing
GetweSSa W. d. DS,hree. ]. A. RoIcn nnd
.. I" Dtupree is this day dissolved BIZ mil
Nv, ,Tlei /, s.9Rnseht' J. a. Rodcn assumes ali The
ms and collects all debts due the
W. D. ,DEUPREE,
ia. RODEN,
x.v. J.G. DEUPRRR.
December s9d.' 1873, J j1na A.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

BRIG ,n BROKE!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

\
Tho State Of Mississippi
NoNubcC Couaty,
Cbaneery Court at Ruled
ary 2ad, II
W. b. lIutchcrson,
Guardian If
John w. II Hutchcrson,l|
L5jS vs..
William VI. Conner,
Guardian Of
Martha $. Frazier and
Jonn II. Frazier.
Upon opening the mat|
~plainint's Bill IN sail caa|
the Court that the sail j
not an inhabitAut Of this
beyond the limits tlcrl
ordinary process Of this
served uE"p him.
It i: therefore order
qualification be ma ir in
news ap"c printed mp
town Of Macon, in sand
%'nmmonjGs tn" said Ioil
be aD& gEpeaF before
Court an tlr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

Afne lot of sQtlcry just received
y MURPHEY Il Minor.
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Feb Avs

COMMISSIONERS
-
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FAFS'SI

We hereby notify oil P'rl
or otherwise trfsspa's on. on I
will prosecute alp t''I,'
1 II.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-02-28

FRENCH 4 BAKER,
A',SRs old Jeese Blythe Brick-a'ara, can
row nv orders for BRICK ut FcassdnAsle
rates ,Fir't come, ifst served. '3N'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-06

Though none Of the inmates Of the house
can tell the time exactly. ii l. thought that
the entrance was efiects about o'clock.
and Mr.. Sawyer thinks the whole pro-
gramme was carried out In forty minutes,
and that IL was after 5 O'Clock when the lob
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gently rub the numb limbs. or how 10
safely ventilate the close chamber. II not
taught by his own experienced
In all wrong doing. and In all short
comings. we must not ledge harshly or
unkindly. or mete out q others the judg-
ment that would mea- re ourselves and
suit our own cases. We must make al
lowance for different temperaments, hab-
its. dispositions and conditions i'm life.
And just for lack of this does the robust,
stalwart man deem that whatever he likes
rs matter Of course should his wife like.
lie makes no allowance: his measure and
rule are iAfallible; he l. sure that he knows
what l. best. Don't he know, = from long
experience." Hasn't he tried and found
his way TO be goods II she ventures an
opinion TO the contrary, she l. very sure
10 hear the oft-reiterated Why know ]
am right" He the cold. rugged iron.
and she the vase Of Seyres china. And
over the waste Of years gone by comes
again the solemn tones Of the man of God
$50 long a YOU both DO iye.r-Ar-
thurs Home Magazine for NOrssAber.
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MISCELLANY.
THE EVERYDAY DARLING.

shs 4 neither t-~4aiy nor genius,
And no one wOuld call her WISE
In = crowd ct other women
she would draw no str4r gers eyes;
Even we who lose her are lsuxxled
Tosav where her preeioussess lea;
She - just An every day darling;
Ia that Der precionsness lies.
she u sorry, when others are sorry,
- sweetiy, one likes % De sad;
And n people around her are merry,
Soc Is almost giAtder than glad
Her sympathy 5 the swiftest,
The tTuest 4 heart ever had;
Sfe u Just An every day darling,
The dearest that hearIs ever had.
Her hanfs are so white and little,
n seems - Il Il were wrong
They should ever work Tor moment,
And vt they are quick and strong.
II any dear one nersis helping,
Shr will work the whole day long;
The precious everyday darling.
livery day and al day long.
She Is iOvnl As knights were LOYAL,
In the DAYS when no knight lied,
And for sake OF love or 81 honor,
n iineesi be, 4 true knight died,
But she dreams not she Is Drawer
Than the women " utr SUE
This pre- .o.ns everyday darling,
Who makes sunshine AZ our side
An. envy her. Beauty and Geaius.
And women the world calls wise;
M utmost Of all your triuTnphs
Would D. empty In her eyes.
To love and beloved IL her kingdom;
IN this her happiness lies
S>ca bless ner, the everyday darling.
IN this her preciousuess lies. IL II
-CArisfiaE UEion
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A Stea1 Boiler for Erey Ons.-Any
one can have a steam boiler, says a writer
n the Kansas Farmer. by using board
with holes in il. laid upon the jog Of a
common boiler. This Is all that j. essen
tial. though another board. fitted To the
boiler and laid upon the clothes j. desira-
BILE The clothes will b. light. all perme-
ared by the foam coming up through them
the water and steam come seething up.
pouring in a streas over the edge Of the
upper board (mine j. made of two
pieces OF siding tis-i fogether) and
running down the crack. Strong cords
can BE- adjusted around the boards, by
means Of which the clothes can be raised.
drained and taken out altogether.
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Sold BY Druggists. sIO0 per Bottle.

WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PEEvEyT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST 81 pDEN ATTACKS OF
EPIDENICs AND ,0NTAGIOJs DISEASES THAN
OH HUNDRED DOLLAE~ Expended fNk
OIHk. MEDICINES Ol. MEDICAL ATTEND
ASCE-
The MOMENT RADwAT-s READY RELIEF IS
APPLIED EXTERN ALLI-oE TAkEN tNTfi-
NALll ACCORDING To hffsEC IluN~-FAiA
4 RON WHAIENkE CAUSE. CkAskS TO Exist.
MPORTANT.-Minerx. Farmers. and others rcs.[
tng IN sp,rseiy serie districts. where II crrlt %
READY RELIEF = Invaluable II can be used wifh
rain Or discomfort - experienced Or II se.xed SID
fuHuenxA. niphtheriA. sore Throat. bad touE1s.
HoArsenesa. Bilious cole. Inflammation - - IoK-
els. stomach. Llnes. Liver. hifn.ys wita trnar-
Suinsy, Fever and Ague; OF with NeursglA. Hral-
acne, Tic noul1urcuK, Tocthache. EGraches or N-a
Lumhago. Pain IN the Back. Isheumstism cr VITA
DlArrhra. Cholera Morhus or nys@utery Or SKA
Barns. Sczids Bruises With strains. trarrs "
SrA-ms. The application q RAILWAYS READY
I.kLlEF Vii cure you VI the ~orst ~ these co.,
plants In f-~ koars.
T~euty drops in half a lumber Of water MI 2
fc~ mosnents crrr GkANp-s SpAsM~. roTk -InN
ACH, HEAETBIEN. SICK HkADA1 HE III AVE-
EHHA. DlSkNTklsN. COLO, WIND II lhk
BnwEI-S. and al INTERNAL PAfN-.
Travellers shout AlwAys carry a bottle 81 END
WAY READY kEL-kF sta them \ feS druF- .
wafer vili prevent kueA- patls from chang ~
IL : better than French Brandy Bitters As
. stffnulAnt
Sold by Druggists. Price, so Ssats.
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In a certain Paris restaurant in Rue de
Trinite. a plate of meat. plate OF vege-
tables. dessert and half bottle Of wine
are now served for nine cents and writ
er on the Figaro. having eaten. pronounces
Ii a good meal
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FROM Maine to California millions Of chill
dren are wearing SILVER TIPPED shoes.
Why nOts they are the cheapest and never
wear through st the toe. Try them
Fer Sale BY AL shoe DEALERS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-06

WIsHaRT.s Pine Tree Tar Cordial curs
coughs. colds and consumption. Wishzrt's
Worm Sugar Drops Danish worms complete
ly.-C0m
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS !

Perfectly tssfeicss. elegantly coated with sweet r
gurEe; rrguisie purify cleanse ard Strengthen ~
WAYS PILLS. tor the 81 all disorders 81 ne
Stomach. Liver. Bowels. Kidneys. bladder. Nerves
Diseases, Headache, Constipation 1o-tlveness ln4f
ge.tiyn. Dyspepsia. HiliOu-nes-. Biou. Fever Imam
nation % the Bowels. Piles aud ali Dcrangrments q
the Internal Ntscera- Warranted % effect positive
cure Purely Vegetable. containing no merrlrJ.
minerals o. deleferiOu. drugs.
sg-Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders oft Digestive Organs;
Constipation. Inward Piles. Fullness Of the blood
In the HeasS Acidity Of the stomach. Nan-ea. Hear
burn. Di-zuxt of FOOD. Fnllness Of NelTht n ne
sfomsch sour Eructations. Sinking Fluttertnz A.
the INT Of the stomach. swimming Of the Head hEr
red and Difficult Breathing. Fiuftertnx nj the Hct
Choking or surocating Sensations when IN . LYING
Posture Dlrsuess OF Vision. Dots or webs before "
sight Fever and Dull Pain In the Head. Deficiency -
Prrsprztton. Telovness % the skin and kyes. TAI
IN tae side. Chest. Ltmhs. and sudden flushes 81
Heat. Rurning 70 the fl~-h.
"A few d0.rs OF RADWAY'S PILLS vtl FREE re
system from all the abovenAmed disorders.
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rice rs cts. per Box. Sold by Druggists.
Read FALSE AND TRUE"

S~nd one lstterstarnp to RADwAY = co. NJ. z
warren street. Seu York. Information worth tho1
san1s sill be sent yoG-
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Ills THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE FOR
Kidney and Bladder Complaints

~. Sto0raEe % Water. fncuntinence u ~
Rrtxhrs Disease Albuminurta. and IN AL fe-e
there are hrtckdft-t deposits GhrontC Uhruulrtsr
-crpfnia. Glantllar Swelling. HacEing DRY Cou.t
CAuceruas Affections. syrhilitic COmriAants He'd
fulr ~ the Lungs. Dyspepsia Water B-tst ii ~ sur
rpux. White Swelings, Tnm0rs. Ifsrrs. Skn and rs
nis-Ases. Mrrcurt4f DiSea-es. Female Complaint.
un7tion- Liver Complaints. rlc-rs IN the Ttrrat
Mouth. Trors. Nos1e- IN the glan1s and other rars
o. the system. Sore Eyes. Srrulorcu= If-rfar,-ss
from the EaYs and tEe worst forms % skin Dl-s1~ss
rruption-- Fever Sore. Scald Head. Erg Worr
salt i.heuru. EUsip~las. Acne. nlark Snofs Ncr-rs
In the flsh. Cancers IN the womb. and al weakening
and PAINFUL dirc hars, Might Sweafs Loss % ST+rr
curative range ~ this wonder ~ MOrrn Cnefnl~frv
and few days use VII prove 20 any person l-irr
10 cVre them
Sold BY Druggists. si00 per Bottle.
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BEFORE SUBSCRIBED
!. nj IiPPr~cOTT a Co. PrurlsHrE.
us AMI 515 Market street. PhilAfis pi,l1

EVERY HOUSEHOLD CAN BE sur
Piled WITH A BEAUTIFUL ILL.,
MATING GAS, ny THE kE1sv.
SAFETY GAS MACHINE. TT Is sIMfL
IN CONSTRUCTION, SAFE IN OPEn.
TIOy- ANDCERTAIS IN RESULTS. FOh
VILLAGES, CHURCHES, RURAL HON.
INsTITUTIOys, ETC. THE kENsIUsr
APPARATUS AFFORDS THE 49,
PERYECT MEANS OF ILL
VET DISCOVERED. PAMPBLEIs ~
TULL INFORMAT1OSO On APPhsA ..,yr
xCvsrOyT SAFETY GAS MACHINs
CO., ,. n. WILSON, PRES. e. -. BAh ".
SEC, UT SAMSON ST. PHiLADELrh~
no LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

\ AIC@pE2oCs AssACaT which was per
,-tsa;r,l on the night o: tue Isl inst. al
Columbus. is related at length III the
L.,,Lr Miner OF the 81. i Mexic.n
who's. Eame is Victos NJ }ncf.5o, but who
j. sn wu by theaSau.ae.i name Of Ram N
tt>,i.lo. ana who is known to be deS-
D -rn,ln AM IS suspected OF having mur-
i I'D !. man and Il boy IN San Luis
OoI~rn county. Cal. being angered at
s9r,:e sight occurrence about the Dos
session of guitrr, attempted to kill a
Mexican Indian named Ruiz, whercupon
a VII known Mexican named Rivera in
te-fered to preserve the peace. Then, to
quote from the KineT, Castillo struck
MI Rivera across the face with a large
bowie knife and then stabbed him III the
back. somewhere between the second
aud third ribs, with the knife. The
wound in the side is very painful. and by
those who are in attendance upon him.
considered dangerous; but rs there is no
phvSician now in Columbus, it is impos-
sible to tell whether or not it is fatal.
The stabbing occurred between ten and
eleven O'Clock, in front Of Mrs. Barry's
boarding house. After the assault some
Mexican friends carried Mr.. Rivera to
his house, where his family and friends
gave HIM every possible care. The hunt
for the criminal was KIT mp from that
time until morning. Scouting parties
we're sent ont III every direction, and IT
last Soatherland and Frazer, two of the
pursuers, found that one Mexican man
had passed an Indian camp near Colum-
bus The trail was found and an Indian
helped TO follow it to the foothills. when
the Indian returned. VIM. Phiilippay,
Deputy Sheriff, met the party at this
point and continued the pursuit. accom-
panied by Jack Walker. After travelling
about two miles further they came upon
Castillo between the Benton stage road
and the Mexican wood road. Phillippay
covered Castillo with his revolver and
throw up" Castillo sur
and is now III the Columbus !
calaboose, from whence he will be taken |
to Aurora. The conduct of this villain |
is cool and self possessed, and it is to be
hoped thst now, having become fairly |
in the meshes Of the law, he
will have an opportunity to e1piate his
crimes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

Or the peculiar adventures of a Mr..
while t-uy ling in the Excelsior noun
tains, the Borax Miner Of jan. ; says:
| 1t appears from his statement, that lie
| was out hunting for horses on Excelsior
Flat in the Excelsior Mountain. between
Rhode's Marsh and Walker Lake. The
horse that he was riding got away from
him. with the saddle and bride, and he
could not catch him. He walked in sand
and snow about four inches deep, until
he wore himself OFT completely, and
would have persisted if be had not got Il
fire started He hal got wet with sweat
in irving to catch his horse, and his boots
froze to his feet. He got So sleepy he
could not keep his eyes open. The hight
was dark and he had trouble to get where
there was any wood. He had no blan
ke;s nor anything TO eat, and WAS nInc
or ten miles from Soda Springs, the
nearest point where he could get food.
He could not go there; hc was too near
worn out. He could do nothing more
then. When he got wood he was all
right. First he got some sage brush and
started fire and warmed his feet little,
and tnawed his boots. After he got his
boots of, his socks tried and his feel
warmed. he travelled around TIL be got
some wood. He had Ia feel around after
the wood. After be gothic wool he says
he was all right. ana that after he ":'t
warm he WIS not sleepy. He stayed
with tae fire until daylight. He obtained
water to driI k by melting snow in his
fl.iI t,rIT f,lJIlf NOT uUtIIth his thirst Iu