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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-19
The New Ten Cent Fractional Cur
rency Note.

The new ten cent fractional currency
note, series of 1874, is a tTife larger
than that of the last series, the size be-
ing under three and quarter inches IN
length and two inches in width, and in
stead of the larger red seal across It's
face has the small Sc al of the treasury
department, epeircled with lathe work
in green. on the lower portion of the
note. The portrait, engraved in vign-
ette form, of William M. Meridith, sec
retary of the treasury during the adj
ministrafion of President TAYLOR, APP
pears on the left end of the note. at
the left of the portrait, enclosed in q
pannel, is the white face Roman capital
lettering, - Fractional Currency" At
the lower and upper end of this pannel
is the monogram, g .. s., and N the
corners forming the borders of the note
are the figures, X, 10, Ten,
deliberately oTnsmented with scroll. On
the right Of the portrait IS large coHn-
ter of geometrieaI lathe work. on the
face of which is the figure X" with
the word "cents" engraved in black
letters across its face. Over the coun-
ter is the title - United States" ruled
face, curved. The note also contains
the signatures of the treasurer OF the
United States and the register OF the
treasury, which are at the bottom. near
er to the right side. The reverse OF
this note has the usual legend,engrayed
upon it, end is printed in green the
localized or biuiBg fibre appearing on
the LETT end OF the back, instead Of the
face, as heretofore. Tue engraving oi
this fifth serial note, or series Of 1874
as a specimen Of artistic skill, IS faI
superior to any ten cent fractional cur
reflcT note kere.ofore tssued. 80.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-19

SndKNs playfully remarked to his
wife that he had four fools beautifooi,
dutifool, youthfool, and delightfool.
ons."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-19

WoMKN LkwYEEs. miss Phoebe Coz
zens IS q pretty, good lawyer. Any
body mag know the first to be true by
locking at her. and those Who are bless
ed With an acquaintance aver the last.
Miss Phoebe lectHred in New York the
oshez nieht, and revealed 10 the aston
ished audience the fact that there were
20 less than five female lawyers men
toned In the Book Of Numbers. Mir
iana. Deborah. and Hulda were lawyers.
and the Oaeen of Sheba and Iudith
might be claimed as bright members Of
he profession. Miss Cozzens described
the vail OF dignity that had heretofore
surrounded the legal professioB, ard
The stern rebufEs given by the legal
pate-keepsrs 20 the women Who had ven
fured to take a peep behf d the scenes.
After the array Of ancient precedents
which the fair barrister presents. We
submit That fhe fraterr ify onght to open
the gates ffasIy and receive The eandl-
date. not "a e aF-8sfs, but with open
arms. F7rtlss vtfscSt fllvtafepl.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-19

The Record Of Progress-A Grand CRU
szde at DaytOn-VietOry at Lndiaaa-
polls and BIufTtOn spread Of the Com
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
rk'ile Sum
Hydcnnik. pOEOtytlennik a
(3cmEils.


Tydcnni Sun Jest pills znamy Gaso
pis. nci aby po.feboval odparucovani
ptltiny 2 nichz dosahl padesate tisic Cd
bGratell 4 i65,e nckolik tisic nabyde
jsou asi nasleduiici:
Jsou TO moving prvni tNdy. Y nicl
shleda ttcnaf yscchny dcuni udalosti
meme duleziiG obsrn5ii sice iazyllt
iasnGm, srozami'cludm sc zplsobn "a
inpayGm.
jest 70 prvni afidy rodinnJ list. rlny
poutayeho a pouGnGho tteui vseho dluhr
neobsahuiiei nc zayadn6ho nrayan
skodliveho.
jest to prvni Tidy zdbaynik. pfinasc
iici yItctut poyidky anacrty b6zn6 lite
ratury, peGiist yybran6 a male tisi6n6.
jest 70 prynl Tidy list hosI olafsky
Nei!epsi a neinov6isi hospoddfsk6 clan
Ky nalenuo ctenaf kazd6m elsie.
Jest to neziyisly list politickI, nena
lezici zadnG stranG 4 nenosic
zadny oboiel. On bojaic "a zasaly a
zyolcninejlepSich muzdd ifadI. ZylAst
nj zfetel vdnuie odhaloy min veliz6 40.
rnsenosti, ktera nyni o,abnie ostouz
nasi zeiui hrozi podryti same zdklad,
uasi republiky. On Sc neboii niGe,na /.
nctaze Sc pc rfizni iciich.
On pfinasi pro danny iu6dl zpr5vy
trznl zpravy pro muzc, zyla5ie trh do
byika, jeinul zvldstni ydnu.c pozornosf.
Kone6n6 jest LISTEN ueilacin6isim. Z
iadpn dollar cel[ r.l- 4 ,o.t .sl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
$1,000 EnegeBment

kde A. Donata hra.e piedstavuie jedn.
noh6h3 eernocha (Newo)
Za6atel. ptedstavem S h3din
Fstupue - Ga. D.tky Is eti
Kaiiu Sc naddii, zo kraian6 Cleveland
sti neopomenoa pied,'aveni toto hoinI
naystieiti neb jest to moio po.ledni ma
yst6va Y Cleveland6 a proto cbci Sc pfisl-
nit, bych cttncmu obceenstsu pfipravi.
vesey vetcr. Kdo chcc sc zasmat at ne
opomene V ned6li 81 zaH navstiqit ie-
dnonohGho 6ernocha, kterJ zde jest6 ne
byl ale bude tohoto vecera.
K hoine naysttv4 acton I'VE
A. Donato.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

r ublikanssy meeting VI
H. ward6 Sc podnikateldm spatue yyda
Ri. Slibovan6 rakety nelitaly % povtti.
K velike mrzutosti mladeze. kdei.o chlase
ny hudebni sbor scstayal ze etyt hudebni
kG. Udastenstyi bylo praskroyne me
Ii temi, j6nz byli pHtonni. byla zaiiste
polovice liberalf Pan Parsons fetna
stal ma voze, indie dvtma lucernami o.
sv6tlenem. Rec icho byla - jnu repG-
hlkanska. Do nebe vynaseie strauu syo
il, hantl demokratickou, ktera kdyby Sc
mtla domoci vlady novou obtanskon val
kou ia jihu by zpdsobila. Uyadime len
to vyrok .ien proto, abychom ob6andin
6eskym ukazali, iak chatrnych nicot-
nych divod6 p. Parsons nziva, male u
plny nedostatek ma dIvodech podstat
nych, pravdivych. Republikanskl VIA
Ga jiz Cd roku 1866 znoyuzfizujc iizni
staty, jake jest ovoce t6 politiky? Po-
zdvizeni Arkansase a Lonisiane, krye.
prolevani Alabame Tennessee a Ken
lucky, bankrot obou karolinach --
pfi t4chto vysledcich jsou republikansti
fecnici te prolhanosti schopni, 70 .chllo-
vGrny lid strasi novou obGanskou valkon.
budeli ia vlada, ktera tn obcanskou vaiku
ma iihu po osm let dele udrzue, moci
sve zbavenal Takoyymi dIvody pan
Parsons mezi Cechy aspoh nepochodi.
Jiny hlavni d6vod Parsonse byl, ze len
on mestu vodolom maze yymoci. | kdv
bychom velikou tn sebeddveru MIN sdi
Ieli; nemdzeme, nez odpovediti mu sloyy
p. Payna, ze tomu celych 90 dni de-
10 snad pfilezitost mit bude, ktere kdyz
co svedomity nesobecky zastupce mes
tn pouzije, eest chyalu vscho obGanstva
81 dobude. Jak znamo vypra panu Par
sonsovi lhdta teprve pfistim zasedanim.
Cesky 7 fecnik, ktery po Parsons
owl mluvil, neucini ma posluchace zadne.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
DON ALTO

sy6toznany jednouohl tanetnik a
zptvaI oznamuie krajandn "a rodakum
sy{u, ae zayital opet % CIoyelandu q
badc davat Beetsi dne 4, riiua
na BrO0klyne simi Esintnera
svoie ueotyeeiat obli5en6 pledstaveui.
Iez prvni yJstop -poluaeinkovjuj II
Cioyelanla
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Stihan a dostizen. Theodor
knauf vrazil t6zkym vozem ulici
Hicks ma buggy, ntmz prdv6 PAM
Boothova sedtla. Manzel ieii bvl vSak
dole. Ale sotva Sc dovtd6l. co Sc bylo "
dalo, vypfabl kone, yys,ihl Sc nan a eva
lal co mohl "a ujizdeiicim vozkou Knau
fem. Nemoha liz dele ma hfbet9 konc
vydrzeti, poprosl policaita, iez pobliz
chudobince potkal, ably dale ujizd@jiciho
pronasledoval. Ma st6sti byl policajt sta
~ kayalerista. ielnuz Sc k velik6mu "a
dostucineni pana Boctha podafilo knau
ia dostihnouti a ma nciblizA policeni
straznici dovesti Roztfisten6 buggy sta
$500 bylo zinovni. ri. Boothoy6 Sc
mnt no nestalo, ale ntiak6 posramoceni H.
trptla pfedee.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
Mistlli zlsrayy.

X ofska peulicni draha stavi
se pres ulici Lorain. M6stsh ralni Rus
SCI Higginse zarazili prvni hfebiky pr
pokladdni koleji.
Ia bit cd In diand Syn zdeisi-
no mS5fana A. Barreta, Edgar, byl Y IN
dianskem uzemi Cd tlupy rudochd "a
jmut, zavrazden skalpoydn. Zayrazd6-
ny byl Y nejkrasntjsich l6tech O,ec iek
ho zdrmutkem onemocn6l.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Mrtvola a divky ktera "a pobytu
Cleveladskych vyletnikl teky Niagary
byla vylovena a o niz Sc soudilo, 2e male
ii spoleGnosti Clevelandske, byla pozna-
ma. Jest to nemecka divka jmenem Ma
ry Buchholzova, ktera Sc handy dopus-
tia samovrazdy. Jakfsi Rothmann i "
lIamiltonu, v provfhci Ontario syedl q
pax opustl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Mrtyola eznam eho im a ze
nsleza Sc marnici obstaravateld po-
hfbA. Van Nessa a Browna uiici Bank.
Mrtvola ia byla sem dovezona Olmsted
Falls, kde byla zeleznici pfeieta. Ne
stastnik mohl b}ti asi p let stair, mel
hnede ma spancich pontkud prisedivtie
vlasy ma tvafch byl pe5liy5 oholen.
Oblek joho byl slusny.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Svatova acslavska bes SO da, sp9
jena concerem, byla zdatila, Yybra
na q hoina ,poletnost bsyila Sc tnmat az
10 rama, COZ svtd6i yelikd oblib6 zabay
pofadauleh ct, pcyJckym sborom ,,Lu-
mirem."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Oheh. Y pondeli 6. hod. veter
shofela Cobbova stodola V uliei Birch.
Zpdsobena skoda $3.50. - Poplach, kite
ry dan pondeli ncci ma baxnu {. -
byl nv plano.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Vince kolem Clevelandu isou Y nej
krasneisim stavu. R6vy jsou krasnymi
tezkymi hrozny obsypany. Libra hroz
nj prodava Sc IN . az centv. Ninati
pochodi letos znamenit6
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

Krad e2. Y stravnim dome Lych-
mamma, &. 403 Lake str, ubytoyal Sc Y
pond6li rano nladik, ktery ale iiz veter
zmizel Sc zIatymi hodinkani Gene 800
o 80 dollary zolenakd.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

ho dcimu; nahlizoio zbytcenoss mluyoni,
pferusil 5vou fet, ami il nedokonciy
Parsons vvslodkom tohoto meotiugG
noni oysem spokQicn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

krveprznitel Jakysi Hoffman.
ktery u5inil deer sy6 nasili, byl minuIy
1serek prvn5 vyslychan po yyslechu na
$1,000 zaruky Ia syobodu propulsion.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
sa8RssE y HsegEa a.

u y ~ I'd u - - E5 d. Rs a.
Zakon6 inkorporovany.
Hlavni hanceIsf, @15 Esoyeery, n. &.
Spo,etnost Ia jest zastoupcna is sta
tooh Unic tlia l+,oo0 eieel,
Pqi!ltoio :iyot az ua $4,000.
NenocnJln eyplaci podporn GA li,---24ll
tldnt.
Pfisp1yky uohou zaprayorany b}ti
tydL1
Die y|rotai 1prayy, !. iotna 1874 Wy.
piaccuo ucmccuJm
rokn 1872, i 13,1s5 co pcdpora
10000 vyplaeeno dGdi
cum zen telych.
Pnr1stek iuGni roku 1873. $4,000
Pfebytek dno /. ledna 1874, $4,000.
Blizsi zprayu poda;
VI. ssirschCcId,
1S3 Ontario Str
47-47 CLEVELAND, O.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

go. r. vs. ~ ~, i.
&c VE~Ssg gEGsl Z
EsGaEfbEEq Fs6hggAEev
~ 80 - -
,~,, ..,,e
>, ,,,r,s. .n'-. 1x'.l,e.n : ~
(iiamburg Aearkan'scho Pachctialtrt-
Ac.ionGescl.schaft)
Esrima p0Sl0yni paronlaVba
mezi
ubMpT1DVqlF 4 NDIUVnDVpM
llAMDUllA1M II NEW lll)ALM
po slayn6 osvGdGen}cl yelkTch postov
n!ch parolod.ch
toa.... y7.. a., r
Ilestp1alie, li915rid, Ao1sotiq, Hcm-
J,a,.,' Ina, .l l.a' ollmto@;a 1t ,1d<"'''o ij;
4'0' g" 1''ttF|'0' 1o"'g,t<''' lete"'@"'
"'"' 1''. 800 80 '''toI.9f' 1tft"a"5"' La
"'' '''g''' -''S''' '''' '1"''''''Fo''
s4 Lodni YypTayy konaii sc 2
llamburku do New lorku kazdou stfedu
a q N9Neho oFNH do Hamburkn ka4dJ
c''r'e"'
Z iara a na podzim konaii SO Ham.
burku do Noyeha Iorku z Nov6ho
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01

RHEefsa SO chlapec DO Office, kite
- - Aes&s 81 RI uni cesky, ntmec
ky Anglicky 6ist a psat. Blizsi zpra-
va redakci Pokroku neb M. Kreiciho.
Fzaiemnt ochranna poleen o st
h o tins k y c h odbyyati bude '
pondGlf, dne s. fiina Halthnortovy "a
hrad4
Picnic s pIesem
ma oslavu president spolecnosti &c sine
Goodfellow.
Vsichni pfdtel6 hostinskych isou srdec-
ne zyani.
Listky pro pana damu 80 ctd-
J Strauss, zapis.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
George Rettberg

FffhDiteI obchodnlk
laogiI = ia biliiardy, pigeon-holy, jenny-Lr.
oy, Dagai.eily tripolify alligatory.
sla sasic zasobe slono,e koule, sukr,s
syJs' ktidu atd. zylasts upozorhuieme "A
10 70 opFaynje znovu pfetahuje knle,l.
~ o7oustfnhpjca a obarvnje stare koule d
zayod lao Seneca str. Cleveland q IL.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-01
SeyerO-llella. Lloyd
prayideln6 postovni a parni spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen "a Baltimore

pres Southampton po obliben{ch
zeleznych parnikach pOstoynich
(2500 - 300G tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain LiIienhaid.
BERLIN, captain Pctscher.
ONO, captain Schulenburg.
LEIPClG, capitan Hoffman,
BRAUNSCIIWEIG, cap. Unduetsch.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger
Expcdi6ni dnoy6 isou ustauovcai:
Bremen; Baltimore
llannovor .. zafi 3. rIjna
General Werder Is. . 10.
Nuremberg 23. II.
Braunschweig 80. q.
Berlin Z. fiina 81.
PAX dvakrat m6sicne.
Tyto lode doprayui ccstovatee do
Bremen, Southampton, LondJna, IIayra
a zpdt.
Ceny pfevozni do l5 bfezua 1875.
Z Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 500 zlat6
mezipalubi 81 pap.
z Baltimore do Bremen, Soulhampto.
M, lond}na Iavu
kaiuta s 90 zlail
mezipalUbi % :,
FZpatetni Istky:
mezipalubi $4450y pap.
Dtti cd 10 let polovici, koienci 50.
.D Stran zasilek a listki yfeplay
n}ch obrattc sc k jednateIdl4:
a. sclasiisnnclaer &; 40.
8 South Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
y pro Washington.
Martin EKrejci
pro ty same lode, Cleiee@-9,O O.
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FOREIGN.

Republican Success i'm spain--The Gar
lists ReOrganixing Their Army
Condition Of the Holy See-A News.
paper Suppressed-stove In-Aban.
dOned.
LONDON, May pa dispatch to the
Standard says that General Concha has
seized the heights near Artaban, and
the roads leading from Biscay by the
way of Villa Real and Gumbea. The
army Of Don Carlos has consequently
abandoned Durango, and retired to
Guipscoa. 1t is reported that the Car
lists have received twenty Krupp steel
cannon and are recognizing their
forces.
VIENNA, May 29.-Dispatches from
Rome represent the condition of the
Holy See as serious.
PARIS, May 29.--The minister of the
interior has issued an order prohibit
ing the sale in Paris of the Nineteenth
Century newspaper, because it is offen'
sive to public morality.
LIVERPOOL, May 20.--The bark Low
ett, from Galveston, came in collision
in the channel and had her bulwarks
stove In.
HALIFAX, May 29.-The ship Alfred
of Drummer, Pensacola, for Liverpool,
was abandoned at sea. The crew were
saved.
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How Much IL Will Require.

New ORLEANS, May 29..-ChiefState
Engineer Thompson, in letter to
Governor Kellogg, says three million
cubic yards of the levee are required to
be built to save the state from an over.
flow next year, and that Loulsiana
cannot make an appropriation fol
more than one-third of the required
amount, and suggests an appeal fol
national aid,
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Not EncOurnuing.

COLUMBUS, Miss, May 29.-Three
reports have been presented regarding
correspondence with the northern
church. None are encouraging of early
utilization.
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How They Fares,.

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 29.-The
three county commissioners of Barn.
well, convicted of corruption, have
been sentenced respectively to ten
years, nine years and thirteen months
in the penitentiary.
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AN 0RD|N AN CT
To Establish Markets.


SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the city
council the city Of Dallas, That from and
after the passage OF this ordinance II shall be
lawful for any person or persons, firm or
firms, to establish market shops or houses at
any place or places, within the corporate
limits Of the city OF Dallas, not hereinafter
expressly prohibited.
Sec. 2. BE 1t further ordained, That no
market shop or house shall be established on
the public square, or ON jackson, Commerce,
Main or Elm streets, or Pacific avenue, at
any place west of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad, nor within two hundred
and fifty yards of Pacific avenue OF jackson
streets.
Sec. g. Be 1t further ordained, That so
much of section t2lD of the printed code of
ordinances as relates to the keeping OF stores
or stalls for the sale of butchers meats OF
game, be SO amended as to read two hundred
dollars instead of twenty-fiyed dollars for each
and every stall. W. l.. CARELL,
Mayor.
Attest: W. II. PRATHEE, Secretary.
Approved, May %, 1874. 93d3t
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
The Alabama senatorship- spencer
CONFERENCE.-The Army NIL To-mor-
row--To He Called Up.

EOH-uO
WASHINGTON, May 29.-'The CON-
mlttee, by strict party vote, were dis
charged from further consideration OF
the case of Sykes w. Spencer, In the
Alabama senatorial contest. This
confirms Spencer In his seat.
The house substitute for the curren-
cy bill was rejected also, the senate
substitute Of the whole matter was sent
to the conference committee, being on
the part OF the house, Maynard, OF
Tennessee, Farwell, OF Illinois and
Clymer, Of Pennsylvania.
The bill for the reduction of the
army was discussed and the house
question seconding II will be voted on
tomorrow. In the senate, Mr. Sher-
man from the finance committee re-
ported back the mailing bill with
amendments, and gave notice that he
would call 1t up on Tuesday next.
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The Fire Fiend,

New York, May 29.--The southern
bagging company, corner of Decatur
street, was burned last night. Loss,
$l25,O
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Prohibifpry Law.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 29.-The
prohibitory liquor law has passed both
houses.
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Where Next?

CHICAGO, May 29.-Rochefort passed
through here en- route for New York.
No demonstration of any kind was
made.
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Further Damage.

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-During the
cyclone several houses were unrOofed
and steam boats lost their chimneys.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Bids viii be received until June 18th, ~
o'clock NJ, for the construction OF the bridges
ON the first twenty miles OF the Dallas and
on the completion OF the bridges on each
iive mile section, In cash or It's equivalent
Specifications can be seen NJ the company's
office, over City Bank OF Dallas.
]. W. CALDER,
President Dallas and Wichita railroad COM
pany. -
Dallas, Texas, May q, 1874. oadlot
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B,,rucd Out,

ELwooD, ILL.,, May 29.-Fifteen firms
were burned out last night. Loss
$4,000.
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TELEGRAPmIO MARKETS.

DEFIANCE, O., May GA business
square is burned.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS.

Train leaving Galveston at3:00 p. n. and
Houston at $40 p. N. daily, arrives as fellows:
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Damaged by the Flood.

GALVESTON, May 29.--The Clear
creek bridge has been damaged by the
flood, interrupting the passage Of
freight trains, and making cotton re-
ceipts lighter than they would have
been.
All hands are quitting work and
going to the Bayland orphans picnic.
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THE NEGROES ON A STRIKE.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 13.-The negroes
on Bayous Lafourche and Teche are on
strike, the land owners having resolv-
ed not to pay over fifteen Dollars per
month, while they paid twenty dollars
last year. Large numbers, mounted, go
from place to place, allowing none
to work. The following. message
received by Gov. Kellogg shows they
are creating alarm:
"CIIACA RoULA, La, 12.-Dear Sir ::
Send us assistance Immediately. Our
section is in state of terror and alarm.
All work is suspended. Armed bodies
of men enter our premises in spite of
our remonstrance, and threaten the
lives of all at work. Our peace and
safety demand immediate action at gov
eminent hands. Signed: J. J. Snaffer,
H. G. Minor, William Minor, Stephen
Minor, VIM. A. Shaffer, E. McColfom,
N. Williams, w. l.. Snaffer."
Citizens of that quarter called upon
Gov. Kellogg to-day and urged him to
send immediate relief. The Governor
stated that force would probably be
sent Tomorrow.
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"THE MARCH OF EVENTS"

Whether events are marching for
ward, or countcr-marching, the intelli-
gent, ot,servant reader may decide from
the following editorial, under the head
ing quoted, in a late issue of the New
Orleans Republican. Tho "General
Barber" mentioned is a very black
negro:
1t has been reported, although not
publicly nor officially, that Mr.. Jetfer-
son Davis reached this city some days
since, and has been staying with a
relative on Magazine street. 1t was
even said among the bystanders that,
as the first division of the Louisiana
State National Guard marched through
the street, the old gentleman sat on the
balcony, enjoying his pipe and the
spectacle. If it were true, then indeed
he must have been convinced of the
tremendous changes that have taken
place since he threw away his seat in
the Senate of the United States for q
delusiye prize that turned to ashes in
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-16
NEW ORLEANS GOSSIP.

a reporter OF the Picayune furnishes
the following items of political gossip
in Tuesdays issue of that paper:
Rumors from Washington, of course,
are still eagerly devoured by the SEN
sation seeker; but beyond the almost
clearly established fact that an effort
will be made to patch up new cleo
ton nothing is reliably known.
The McEnery Legislature still re-
mains in statu quo. Speaker Moncure
left Saturday evening for the country,
with some considerable number Of the
members, on leaves of absence, though
still preserving their organization and
ready at all times to claim recognition.
1t is stated that some city member
would be elected pro tenn, and thus be
at all times on hand.
The Kellogg Legislature is in full
blast, passing resolutions, bills, etc.,
power but their own. Speaker Lowell
gives satisfaction, and so far as regards
him, the conspiracies of the past are
utterly squelched. Kellogg himself
states he is busily engaged in attend
ing to estate business" and has little
or no time for politics.
The new election still continues to be
the cry, some protesting loudly that
it will take place, while others scout
the idea. If Pinchback is unable to
obtain his seat, he will doubtless use
his influence to bring about new cleo
ton, in order that he may be enabled
to win something at home. In this he
may be assisted by Billings, who would
"likc" to be n Senator himself. The
breach which has opened between the
white and colored Republicans is daily
growing wider, and unless something
is shortly done to heal the difficulty, it
is stated open war will be declared.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-16

A bill has been introduced into KEEL
logg's legislature to empower nine
jurors in criminal cases, and a majority
in civil cases, to return verdict. AS
a general rule, nowadays, one or two
men on the jury are better qualified to
render a verdict than all the balance
We suppose, however, it is advisable
to neutralize the good sense Of even
this one or two.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-16

newly elected lsgislature met at the
capital, on the 18th, without opposition
from Gov. Davis. But to q committee
appointed to wait upon him, Davis said
he would observe the decision Of the
Supreme Court, and intimated that he
would erect separate State govern
ment. There is fair prospect Of a
second Louisiana middle in the Lone
Star State, with this difference, that in
Texas the people have received little
better treatment from the General Gov
eminent.