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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

DY HOFFMAN, MARKS e. Goa. LEVY,
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. IS Chartres street
On SATURDAY January 10, 1874, at 10 A. NJ, will b
sold, first No. IS Peters street, and immediately
after at two corners of Robertson and Custom
house streets by virtue of order OF the
Hon 4. II. Dureli, judge of the District Court of
the United States OF America for the Dis riot of
Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated Decem Der
a. 1873 to wit
THIS STOCK IN TRADE Of Mrs. J. p Bruning, in
consisting or Barrels, Casks. Slaves,
Iioous and Cooperose effects Contained in the
three premises.
Terms-At sale. 1-30 81 ial246.o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
Addition, Change, Dissolutjon.

The stockholders Of the corporation, at general
meeting to be CONVEX ed the purpose after thirty
days notice in one or more newspapers published
in the city of New Orleans, may make any modifi
cation, addition change in the act of incor pora
ton, or may even dissolve The same, with the as
sent Of three fourths Of the stock represent at
snch meeting, and any ard all such mndin Cations
additions, changes or dissolution shall he recorded
as required by law; provided that nothing herein
contained shall Be in conflict with the prov iscn of
article Vail. 3t"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
AUCTION SALES.
By Hoffman, Marks & Co.
AssIGNEFS SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
GROCERIES, ETC. AND ONE FoUa-wHERLKD
SPRING WAGON.
e MATTER OF A. J. THOMAS, BANKRUPT.

IN IHb nATIER OF A. }. TdONAS, BANKRUPT
District Court of the United States of America for
the District OF Louisiana, No. 1874.
DY HOFFMAN. MARKS & CO.. LEVY
ID Anctioneer -salesroom No SO Chartres street.
On TUESDAY, January E, 1879, at P. NJ q. will
be sold at No. 80 Charities street, by virtue OF
an order of the Hon. 4. Fl. Dureil. judge OF the
District Court of the United States Of America for
the DISTRICT of louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy,
dated December %, 1875
THESrOUKIN TRADE of A. J. Thomas, in bank
ruptcy, consisting of Groceries, etc, and four
wheeled Spring Wagon.
The above without any reserve whatever.
Terms-At sale. dp27
BARRELS, CASKS, SLAVES, HOOPS AND
EOOPERAGE EFFECTS.
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER oP MRS. J. +. BRUNISs;, BANK
RUPT.
District Court Of 'he United States Of America Jof
The District OF Louisiana No. ?Jsi. .'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

issue all Lotiees thereof, whether directed TO
tions.
TREASURER tE
The treasurer shall receive tho funds OF the cor
poratiOn and disburs@ the same under instructions
from the Board Of Directors and by their dele
gated authority taxing the necessary receipts and
vouchers therefor. He shall deposit such funds in
any chartered bank or snv other place of safety
that may be designated by the board. He shall be
subject 70 such additional safeguards as the
board may zee proper to impose. He shall keep all
the accounts of the corporation. and he shall, as
often as is required by the board report the an.
clal ard monetary condition of the corporation.
The attorney shall be the legal adviser of tb,
board, and prosecute and defend all suits to which
the corporation may be q party.
The surveyor shall, under directions of the presi-
dent make AL necessary surveys and estimates
give all lines and levels and prepare all maps and
charts that may be required in the interest of the
corporation. He shall do and perform all other
acts under the presidents Instructions. that APP
pertain TO hs office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
ARTICLE ".


The capital stock of this association shall be
Eve hundred thousand dollars with the privilege
to increase the same at any time. The tvs hun
bred thousand dollars to be divided into fifty thou
sand sheres, of the par value OF ten dollars each,
and certificates for the same shall be issued only
upon their pavmett in full One fourth of each
subscription shall be payable at the time OF said
subscr; pticn and the remaining thre e-fouiths in
three tual insfallnents fixed on the first AoE-
days ct March, July and November
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
ARTICLE wv.
Prohibition,

No director or officer OF the association will be
permitted to purchase or therwise acquire prop.
from said association daring their term OF office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
Df q. be FERRET Il CO. -,ohNG. MON

4 We re ~ w >~JcHN1. NON-
I'D 70 ~. Auctioneer-Otlice No so Royal street
TUESDAY, January 20 1874, at 10 A. II and the
following DAYS viii b. sod by pubic auction un
til the whole is disposed Of
THH E>TtRB CONTENTS OF TIKI ST. AOyHS
HOTEL, one of the IN st costly furnished hotels in
the Omitted States, consisting of magnificent rose.
wood, IN ihogaH and walnut parlOr sets. bedroom
and dining room furniture, glass. erockery and
plated ware, household and dining room Amen.
carpets, mirrors etc.
Terms-Cash in United sta rs :-easur. ho:ee
Catalogues can be had at ths suctionsers office.
Ge27 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
ARTICLE v.
sCranSfep of ShHress

SHARES In this corporation may be transferred by
iDdoi sem-nt and delivery Of the certificate there
e. such indorse vent being by the signature of
the Dtder by his or her attorney legal repre-
sentative but such transfer shall not be valid tor
any purpose whatever except betwe en- the parties
hereto INIT the same shall have been entered on
the looks of this corporation, as 20 show the
names of the parties by and 10 whom transferred,
the number and designation OF tho share oe SHARES
az d the dAte OF the transfer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
CORPORATIONS.
QUARTER. CHARTER
UNfTKD STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
CHARTER
STATB OF LOUISIANA.


Be it known that on this twenty sixth day Of
eight hundred and seventy three. before me, Ar.
maDd Pilot, q notary public, duly CON missiOned an
sworn in and for The parish and city af resaid,
therein residing. and In the presence of the wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned, person
ally came and appeared the parties whose
hereto subscribed supulating for themselves and
for those " HON they represent who declared that,
availing themsev of tta rights and privileges
statutes of the state Of Louisiana relative to the
organization OF corporations in this State, they
have cOvenanted and agreed. aud do by these pres
ents covenant agree and bind themselves and
those whom they represent, to furrl themselves
into and constitute corporation for the object
and purposes and under the stipulatiOns agree
ments and regulations hereinafter Set fortE, 10
wit
ARTICLE
Nams, DOmiciIe. Term and Legal Reptes
seDtntiOn.
The name AZ style of this association shall he
THE LABORING HOMESTEAD AND CO-OPERA.
TIVE ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA 1t shall be
dsmcilated and have its principal office in the
city OF New Orleans, State of Louisiana
ARTICLE IL
Functions and Powers.
'Shis corporation shall have pc ser and authority
to enjoy and to have succession, by its corporate
name, for q period OF twenty FIVE years from the
date thereof to contract, sue and be sued it's
corporate name; TO NAL and use a pOrate seal;
to hold. receive, purchase or otherwise acquire,
and to sell, mortgage or pledge, or OF herwise dis
pose OF, and to convey under its corporate name.
property beth real and personal; to loan money on
mortgage pledge OF real estate or personal
pl Operty; to name and appoint such managers, di-
may require, and to make and estab-
lish such by laws for the proper managene Mt and
Of its affairs as may be necessary and
proper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
ARTICLE XVII.
Annual statement, Reserve Funds, Divi-
denda.-

The Board Of Directors shall furnish and cause
TO be published in one more of the pewspapers
OF the city OF New Orleans, annual statements of
the affairs Of the company, sworn to and sub
scribed by the president and secretary
From the net profits accruing to the company
there shall be deducted yearly ten per cent to be-
carried 10 the reserve fund, and of the remainder
onen a!f shall be retained for and appropriated to
the general uses of the company and the other
half shall be divided among the stockholders pro
rata OIL the sums severally paid by them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

hereby certify the foregoing TO be true and
correct copy OF the original act OF incor poraton
Tile and OF record In my office.
Witt ess my hand and the impress of nv official
seal at New Orleans, this twenty fifth day Of No
yember A. d. 1873.
ial IL I8 feI T. ECDE Notary PubIic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

!, the undersigned, depury recorder for the cty
and parish OF Orleans, do hereby certify that an
act OF inc"rpoI alton OF the Wo kingmess National
recorded in this office, in ETY. book nine, folio
25l aud seq.
c. DARCANTEL, Deputy.
New Orleans, September 49, 1879.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

ARTICLE v.
Time Of Commencing Eusinesso
Th, association may commence business a scon
.s fifty thousand dollars of Ihs capital stock shall
have been subscribed for.
ARTICLE VII.
limit of StocIkholders' Liabilities.
No ttockholdet shall in any event be made liable
beyond tho amount OF his subscription to the CAPT
tai stock or his Indebtedness to the association;
nor shall any mere intOrmaliry in organization
nave the effect rendering this charter null, of
exposing a stockhoder to any liability beyond the
amount u! his stock.
ARTICLE VIII.
Delinquent Stockholders.
AT; shares of said corporation shall femain
lodged To said corpora, ion until their final paw
Inent. and in of non pay nient of any Install
ment due on sad snare or shares AS required by
thespresent charter. the delinquent stakeholder
shall lose Ill his privilege and acquired rights re-
euiting from the and from his srIbscT ptions;
and in of failure on the part of said dtlin-
acent stakeholder, after thirty days notice, TO
comrly with the requisites of rhe present charter
the company shall have the right to sell said sharr
or shares SO pledged, without the Intervention of
COATS OF justice.
ARTICLE *.
Corporations Subscribers
Corporations may become eubscSibsrs to SIC
stock o: this association.
AETIeLEx
Board of Directors.
Anthe.o.porate powers of this association shall
be exercised, and a its business managed. by
Board of Directors, composed entirely OF stOckhold
residents of thus state; majority of these hall
I onstitute quo nm for the transaction of bust
ness The said Board of Directors shall be chosen
and constituted follows. to wit: On the third
Monday of December, 1876 and every ,hree years
thereafter the stockholders shall convene at the
Office OF the company in New Orleans, and elect by
bal OF or otherwise, III person or by proxy nine d
reCtors, residing in the city OF New Orleans
The boa1d shan proceed, Immediately upon tNeir
election. to nominate and appoint the officers as
provided tor in article sieve of this charter.
ANY vacancy occurring in said board from any
cause whatever, shall be filed byseection by the
remaining directors, and any director failing to
pei form the duties 0: his position in the board for
the period of three consecutive months, may be
considered, by vote of tho board 10 have vacated
his seat. and ihs vacancy tlled IS if he had
siSueds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
CORPORATIONS.

issue all Lotiees thereof whether directed TO
stockholders or any other persons or corpora
tions,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

District Court Of 'he United States Of America 4
The District OF Louisiana, No. ?JSi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
By Placide J. Spear,

VA. aSLB IMPROVED PROPERTY CoHE..: UF
EAHARPk AND BROAD STREETS,
81 CCESSloN OF JEAN BsUvnT ..
Second District Court for tho Parish of Or!eaus-e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

Time OF Commencing Husinesse
TIT, association may commence business "a scol
20 fifty thousand dollars of Ihs capital stock shall
Va. he4I snhscri he'd for.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
Mieeisfaus Sraf Seoo6owsEi,
Gr,bii&pf bon @nslen. Yplsn.

S'3eiVeI w" VhSltH~tpIfW'
0Ortsyuus.)
Mu1 Der Neubelebuna unp
Yerbreituns arperer seitee e.
m dbsn S~erfine panpte sr feline
SOrsialt su. St. 5raneiseuss fapsriuss
0erein 3ur Serbnituns res @lautsns
beianp l6On in ben beipsu GrspiSeeien,
~leiiets aber iebr wsnis. neil sr bier iblebt
Orsanifrt mar. Der Grstii9of Wisriss
laus, wel6er bic 8spsutuns eisies Der,
Gins 81 l&dsen wubte, sspaats pe6en
9lei& in Der sriten Dseansnsg onferen;.
I'm bierflr msbr SntsrsEe su rpsden unp
su unterbaltsn, lief er Die .Sabrba6n
Der Usrbrsituns pes 0laubsns" ms
YOlniide lbsrissen UNI IN rislsn Grem.
'plaren untsr caS 9Olf sertbsilsn. @u9
Die Statuten ess .@stetss NppitolatS"
Lief r i'm amtliten 8ir6snblattc yer5fs
fentli6en UNI lsate pelen gerbrsituns
rsr OiSrsians @sitli9tsit parm ans 5er,.
9n Se,us auf RE alien Yrursrlhaften,
rflbe an e%in,slnen Sir6sn beitsbsn. ater
leirer prnis griprieblides in Der ssssns
rdrtissn 3eit 81 wirfen pHsssn, smpfab!
er zen pfarrern pieislbsn insbelonpers
auf rie Ssrebruns Gbrifi I'M @aerbeiIiss
item AltarS Sacramento btnsu!snfsn,
neil bort jener Quill 1T, aus Dem alles
dbernatdrlits esber sntltrSmt.
SV rabm rsnn cas- rslisible Sebsn in
ben beiren Gr;ciSeeien. mel6e sulammen
unSefdbr cine Wiuipn Seelsn sdblen.
sinen md6tisen Nufltpuns. Das Yolf
mar binlansli6 vorbsreitet, ais Ger Sampf
stssn Gle xirds bssann. Rein @ldubts
ger Der bsipsn Gr,piSesisn. Ssidweiaec Bonn
Elm prieiter. iblpB ib cen ip~senannten
@ltfatbolifrn . an. Die psnisen Nls
fatboliien. pel6e ii& eort bsFnpsn iinc
ron ausparts bier e%insewanpsrt. unp bic
Staatsfatbolifeu : Aprs1e esS 5euoSs
BON 8atibor unteribrisb nur tin sin,iaer
prisHsr, uns spar elm folder, welher i&
CUR eeutl&en Nattonalitdt bsienut.
Ni9t serist S&wisrisfeitsn ma&te
Die Bswdltisuns elmer flsinen, absr rabs
riSen Yartsi. wsI&e aus Der GIa6e esr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
Qurem Gazette.

ben oan,en @laubcn. Sab man baber in
ssuloa am @rabe bes IF. Sonifacius cine
pabre, fatbOliide llniDerlitat erri6ten
polte uno wenn mnh bort Die Sreibcit u.
lopieI @elo bate, wie mir in Imerifa fir
Die Stride opfern, lan9it i6on erri6tct pdre.
Sebet bin mad Sranfrei6. Sr!anO, Sps
rol, Yelsisn, iebt auf England uno Sta
lien N0es TAPER auf's 3iel, cine tatbO=
lil6e uniperlitlt mub uns retten Sebet
on unlere 8esner, le baben unlern Ylan
bereits su 6em Sbrigen 9emadt unb for
bern oas sanSe oeuti9e Solt BON Imerita
aut cine unsldubise llniperiitdt 81 grin=
Den, uno ioa oieie l6on I'M Sabre 1875,
i'm Subeljabre, beiteben. Wolt Sbr ibnen
belfen? SriiOer, &atboliten Sbr miiBt
suItimmcn, Sbr babt feline gntl6uloi9uns
beim leBten 8eri6t, bel unlercm Seil0noe.
Hod BADEN mir Die Sreibeit unb 8elo oa=
fir. Setra6tet Die Sbatla6e, fraset ir
seno einen Yrieiter, tuel9er leit % Sobren
Iein Amt ausiibt, oh BON bunoert Sin0ern,
Die er bamals Dor fiinfunospan,is Sabren
taufte, nod rsebn" tatbOlii6 q iino. OF bon
%sipeibunbert &inbern, Die Die bl. &ommu=
Mon uno bl. Sirmung empfin9em nod
nsebn" li9 als &atbOlifen betennen2 Intr
iuOrt: Nein, nein. 8 nod baben mir Die
@naoe gu ertenner unO 81 beginner, aber
Die @naoc lit ni6t an9ebuaben, iie BON
uns 9eltoben gu ipGt. Drum eripd9et
es, sebt guren Selesaten ben Muftraa,
na4 Den absemadten Sorlasen lofort our
Seratbuns elmer fatbolil1en llniperIitGt al
i4reiten uno Den 8eidluB Der Notbwen=
oisteit Su ertldren, 10 babt Sbr entl6ie-
Den fir @ottes Sade uno nidt fir YaaI.
Setra4tet Die 9egenipdrti9e Gage Der bI.
Stride, ibre 6einoe ii6cral, betra6tet oas
Veilpiel Oes bl. Vaters uno Der %gefan9enen
Vil6Ofe SeutIdlanos unb Sbr miibt @ott
oanten, oab mir Ole Ginii6t babeu, ipas
NOtb tbut, bamit mir Mdnner bstommen,
Die ~einitens unIere Hedte pertbeioi9en tper.
Den, penn nun bier in Den 8eieb9ebungen
unIere G~eIigiousfreibeit raubsn polte.
SaB mir Wtdnner in urrseriidten Sabrsn
fno uno Dap mir uniern &inoern nidt uur
8ei9tbiimer bintcrlaiien, %ionbern ben ta-
tboliiden @lauben. grbalten mir i'm nit
ben tatbolii&en BiTeniauften ourd Die
uniperlitdt id beidw6re Gud, griber,
bel Soft, laiiet uns TAPER uoranarbeiten,
oamit Die uniperlitdt balo seoeibe, bIiibe
uno lebei
Damn wiro DER @entralsY erein fortbe-
iteben i'm @einbsrse oes Serrn, ia bann
glelhlam oaiteben ais cine beutI6e eide,
Die SaDrtauienoe 9riinen miro, uno a1e
&atboIifen in Ieinem S6atten fiber uno
telt ltepen 9esen Die brobsnoen @efobren.
Dies piinidt ersebenit Der Gud u. Gusre
Ginber liebenoe Witbru6er
Sofepb Salm,
on meiuem soften 8eburtstaae un0
26iten Sabre in amsrita.
Wilwautee, @ise., l3. Npril 1873.
Mnmert. Der Heo.- Wanae! an
3aum spinSt uns Die Yelpredung oes
@eSsnitanoss ausSuiesen Bir baben oas
Circular in Der JaIiuns pieosrssssbsn, pis
es uns seorudt Suseianot puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

punoener. @s bliibt bort wieoer eote
STUNT oas @plf bat &iinitler uno uerltebt
iie; mOsen mir bofien, baB aud in In1erlta
balo Die 3eit f6mmt, bab mir Die gSe9e
sum SeIiern betreten. Siele Nnist6en
iinb oa uno pie bns @ute unter uns Su
f6rbern 1T, bas iol Der 3lued oieier Serle
IrtiteI, D Sheen, lejn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
aatbplii6er Sir@en Salenser.
3sssu ,ur gsbuHs Der drialibsn
Aauf in Amsrika.

.Sisi,usn mir elm s i!istsur maiden
une I'D pig | , ibrtr Nitte rebntn."
ii. Wf. 25-S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
taApEsTsFe Rala NEWS.
~ q snais.5aF II ~

MADRID; July 17.-T here was r;6tlin lie
rida yesterday arising from the oppositioTo
the people. TO the tax. The troops suppressed
the disorder. Several persons were Injured
PARIS, July 17.-Madrid Journals state
that the Carlists have seized 1000 men,
women and children on the CalabriaD coast
and in Biscay, intending to hold them as
hostages to be shot in case of an attack by
the Republicans. it5sls{ t'1's9t
.s England. a4.ef
LONDON. July 1.-THE Gabriel timber
wharf at'Rotherhithe, covering quarter Of
an acre, was burned Inst night with thirty
five gallons of creosote. The loss is not yet
stated, but must be heavy. Three persons
were injured during the fire.
A dispatch from Lan>onne, Switzerland,
announces the death, in that city, of Rev.
Mr.. Goodrich, the grandson of Noah Web
ster.
In the House of Lords this afternoon the
Earl of Carnaryon, the colonial minister.
stated that the Government was ready to
accept the cession Of the Fiji Islands, If it
was made unconditional, but the sixteen
conditions proposed by the Fiji authorities
were not acceptable.
The Governor of New South Wales has
been instructed. to submit the views of the
Government 10 the King and inhabitants Of
the FIJI Islands.
France.
PARIS, July 17.--There are dissensions in
the Ministry upon questions OF general poll.
cy, but no change in the Government other
than the retirement of Magne is expected to
take place before the debate of next Mon.
day on NJ. Ventayon's report from the Conn
tnittee of Thirty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
The MeckIenburs Spa-The Congress.
siOnaI Election.
ondence of the Richmond Dispatch.1
BUFFALO SPRINGS, July 10, 1874.

BUFFALO SPRINGS, July 10, 1874.
During the past fortnight guests have be-
Gun 10 arrive in considerable numbers. We
nave had arrivals from all parts of the State,
and also from Tennessee, the Carolinas, and
elsewhere. The fame of these springs APP
pears TO be extending to distant places, and
Colonel T. Il. Goode has to answer numer-
Gus inquiries, especially with reference to
the Lithia water.
We have an excellent ballroom and good
band, 50 that the dancing is all that could be
desired by those who love to "trip the light,
fantastic toe" Riding, driving, and pro-
menading are of course in order. There are
also several ladies staying here who sing
most beautifully. Thus we don't have much
trouble to get through the time.
The properties Of the spring, which con-
tains llthia. appear to have aroused the at
ten.ion of the leading members of the medi-
cal profession. DR.. Jordan, our resident
phy Stefan, states that the more he sees of It's
wonderful effect in certain cases the greater
is his surprise that there should not be
uerfect rush to Buffalo. The doctor says
sit will cure, sir, it will cure. There Is no
other spring in the South like this"
OF course, at this season OF the year, the
old fellows can't let politics alone. 1t seems
TO be expected that Stowell will be elected
again for this district; but Messrs. Malone,
Fitzgerald, and Harris, the Conservative
Executive Committee, are considered to be
like Joey Bagstock, '.deep, deviIish Deep"
and they are supposed to know what they
are about. Stowell is not really popular
even among the RAIDS. There is nothing at
tractive or genial about him, and the colored
nersuasjon like pleasant hammered men; but
be be has got the STAMPS" and will doubtless
buy himself in. If, however, De MoFlie
would 20 in "neck or nothing" and fight to
the bitter end, Stowell, in spite Of Conyen-
tions, would be left out in the cold.
II. W. &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
From CuIpeper.
DEATHS "a - .ygIsfroRs - csETessfAE 1Hab DOGS.

Deaf Nh i: ~ yIsfro - cEErsssfAT 1-Hab DOGS
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.1
CpIfErgR, July 17,1974.
DR.. Alexander Payne, proninent physi-
cian of this county, was, buried from 9is
residence few miles from toWn, on yester-
day. - EsS< ~ nj t1 !.
The funeral Of Ira Field. an aged colored
man, took place here yesterday. He was,
universally respected in this community
where be has lived for many years, and mas
been known not only for his eourtly man
ners, but for his integrity Of character. The
bell of the Baptist church was toiied as Inc
procession moved TO the cemetery Many
of the most prominent citizens joined IN the
procession. ~ a. $500
Rev. DR.. Minnigerodc, of your city, is
here on visit to bis son. Rev. j. q. Mimi
gerode.
here on visit.
This year being the one hundredth ami
versary OF the Baptist Church here, lis mem
bers are arranging to celebrate in some APP
propriate way its centennial. The pastor,
Rev. j. B. Taylor, has been delivering some
Wednesday might lectures on the history, OF
the church. His subject on "Wednesday
night last was ssJohn Leland and his Times"
Leland was once pastor of the church.
Professor s. W. Averett, of Roanoke Fe-
male College, Danvile, is on visit here.
We are having quite an excitement about
mad dogs, and quite a number Of dogs have
been killed within day or two. A little
colored girl who was bitten some time since
by dog that has since been killed has the
hydrophobia. Her suferipgs are gid to be
fearful. +. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
Arkansas Tragedies.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 1.-Two men
named Burison and RoSsin quarrelled IN
Prairie county on Thursday last, and the
former was stabbed and killed by the latter:
Soon after some unknown person shot and
killed Rossin.
On the 18th of last March Side Wallace,
the johnson county desperado, was hung at
GAINESVILLE. Wallace being highly connected,
the execution created great excitement at the
time. and vengeance was threatened by bis
friends against those engaged in it.. 1ester-
day morning Kline, who conducted the exc
cution, left this city tor GAINESVILLE, accom-
panied by young man banned Banks
Reaching the depot at Ciarksvllle, they start
ed on foot for the town, and were fired on
from the roadside by an unknown person.
Kline was mortally and the young man
slightly wounded. One Robinson, cousin is9
of Side Wallace, was arrested and identified
as the person who did the shooting.