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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-19


MASONRY work on the sam ,Iacinto
has been resumed.
AN excursion TO Denver IL proposed
by some OF our citizens.
In wont be long now before we hear
the norther's war whoop.
SOME desp0ilcr IL telling some grand
ly beautiful forest trees near Freedman-
town.
SEVERAL cases Of congestion In the
country within the last few days. None
fatal, however
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR Tom KEE-
TON arrived home yesterday morning,
on the inside Of u linen buster.
AN unreasoning wretch near this
city shot his dog dead, yesterday, be-
cause he did not come at his first call.
THEY are forming dodge club In
east Dallas TO dodge the bullets that
are flying round there In the night
time.
REMNANTS of what was once n very
nobby turnout ARE lying IN the woods In
the eastern suburbs of the city. Whose
smash was that?
A LARGE load of hides were brought
into the city, yesterday from TT. Grif-
fin, by Mr.. Lyons. They sold at nine
teen cents per pound.
THE roads are so dusty leading into
the city that 1t Is impossible to tell
whether our country friends are men or
worms until after the usual ten inches
OF dust are shaken oil.
THE building on the corner of Main
and Lamar streets, formerly occupied
by Friend, Is undergoing many I'M
provements. An opening is being
made on Lamar street for II door.
MIR. PIERoE's horse got wind of some
oats in yard, on Pearl street yestcr-
day, and leaving home early In the
morning, was found In the aforesaid
yard breaktasting upon the oats. The
owner asked five dollars for all dam
ages.
In is the habit of certain disreputa-
BILE characters to repair to the suburbs
OF this city on moonlight nights, and
make themselves obnoxious to persons
living In the neighborhood. These
residencers have organized police
corps among themselves, and propose
to remove the offence by energetic
measures.
REFERENCE is made to the notice of
dissolution of copartnership of the
firm of Ervay Il Schenck In to-day's
HERALD, The business of the late firm
will he continued by MrJ. w. Schenck
who Is prepared to supply all kinds of
agricultural other kinds of macllin-
cry at the best rates aud terms. Give
him call.
Arrivals at the Commercial hotel:
w. II. Taylor, Dcnlson; +. Scharwitz,
ST, Louis; L. J. Strong and wife, L. S.
A.; ii. b. Vail, ST. Louis Sam Rosen-
baum, Cinclnnatl;NC. q. Bryant, Rocl,
Island, ILL.,; A. Marx, Memphis; A. c.
Littleiohn, New Orleans, General b.
b. Sim ms, New Orleans; NJ. CAuppn,
Burnett; G.. II. Beckett, Amsterdam.
COLONEL +. j. STRONG, \. q. NJ.
United States army, gavs us the pleas
IRE OF n call on yesterday. BY u recent
order from department headquarters,
Dallas has been made the depot of ar
my supplies for the troops on the from
tier, In licusof Denison. II is this lucky
wind that has blown Colonel Strong to
our city, he being charged with carry
ing out tue order from headquarters.
Weantlcipate considerable benefit to
Dallas from this change. II will bring
large number of tcamsters and sold.
iers TO the city, aud cause many dol
lar to be put in circulation.
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We have me facilities end the work
mea 90 do ~ Kood work.. aud NJ M
low rates. ~ can be done anywhere
and we mean 10 10 n, Bring your
Fine Job Work 10 TnE DAILY HER
AID 0pPIoE. Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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In order 10 make room for
their new goods. which have
conan enccd arriving, Franklin
~ Co., booksellers, etc. are of
fcring rare inducements 10 the
trade.
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NOTICE TN nELINNUENTA.

All shares Ia ihe Dallas Real
estate and building association
That are delinquent. VIII bc
sold IN accordance with Sec. I,
Art. IN, Of ibe Hsy-Inws, on
Thursday, the Ia day 0f sep.
TENDER, 1874, az ne o'clock NJ.
By order Of the nOard'0 Of Die
reCtOrH, Il. a.. nArtWt'
Secretary ana Treasurer, Dali
Ias Real Estate and building
Association.
VI. A. pIIBIsLEIs, AuctiOnecr.
l0ldl5t
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NOTICE.

Job work IN invariably paya-
bic on delivery, mnd all irisn-
silent advertisements al the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
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Wall paper nuG crOquei SETS
now nj hand, ana for sale NJ
low prices M Reed a. IaihrOp's,
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trici.
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Noticc.

From nnd after July 20, 1874, Mr., II, j.
Neville will have charge OF the city clrculo'
ton OF the dallas llEnALD. subscriptions
due TO saturday. the 18TH OF July, inclusive
uro payable 10 SIC. W. W. Dasyo, from which
date Mr.. Neville IA alone authorized to coli
lect and receipt for the same.
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Gin Association has two drawings each day,
at IL N. aud p. N.
WHITAKER 4 WILKINSON,
l2sdsm Managers.
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Music Lessons.

Mrs. Sophia a. Auit will give instruction
ON the piano at the residence of Captain
John II. Bryan, on Lamar street, and solicits
u share Of patronage. lisdlm
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganized and 10
fully prepared to do all kinds Of Job
PRINTING in the latest styles and at ne
sery lowest prices.
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city Marsl,nl Penh.

This excellent officer, with party of
friends, leave for Matamoras to-day.
We wish the party journey fr'ught
with the tallest OF fun.
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.

Rem ember that w. %. DiNOll
furnishes composition roofing
al no 80 per square. War.
rnnted good ROOT. Good refer.
ences, AZ required.
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One cnr l0nh extra large
northern potatoes. inst received
ana for sale by
OlsENGNAGN AZ CIIsLDBE SS.
l60d2t
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Moan temperature Of tho city Of Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John y. Roberts, druggist
corner OF Main ANA Houston streets, using
hnhrenhoit's flNt.cHSs thermometer
Go'clock A, M,nn,oo..,"".,-"u,u ~
" o'clock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ,,",,"""",,p wv
goclocR r. h'""","''""''"',"'"'''''''' '''''''"
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The pochondrluc, Maud Muller, Hate
OF the Bowl Mrs. Bedotts Mistake and
many other choice pieces, on Thursday and
Friday nights, at the Cumberland prcsbyte-
rim churrh, hY proE llolloman.
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sell every day. the latest news
and have OIi their tables liic
freshest literature of the times.
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection of claims at Aus
tin. Office at CASTOR AZ Thomas
bank. norti, side Of the public
square.
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Molhonl Are NOT your little ones subject
10 That distressing complaint, Whooplns
Cough, aud when suffering how can II he
ourcd9 A thousand certificates prove That
Malsden's peotoral llalm VIII relieve ana
cure every onse For sale by all druggists,
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Lightning N instantaneous, such IN the
effect produced by using BIneaud'h Light
ming llalrDye.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAs CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South (mnil and eNprcSS) S:2o n. IN.
From the North (mail and oXpreSs). 6:2S II. m.
From the South, Recommendations 1850 y. m.
From the North, recommendation 1888 ~ m.
TENAS AND PACIFIC,
Leaves. Arrives
MAN anu ENpresS...."..,6OO y. m. S:I1 n. IN
Mixed Iraln...,,.,,..,u."..hSOa u, III. ll;3N y. IN
Through Freight.,:...-S:3g y. m. loo p. III
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Ne accounts against employees Ia the
Herald Onlcc viii he allowed In settle.
ments with the onice unless mn order
from, the PROPRIETOR IN given.
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LIQUORS.

Braudios--Apple, ~ 00@3 90; Peach, 50 GOA
8 50 Cogn0c, ~ 25@l7 90.
WhiskeS- Bourbon and Rye, 81 1908 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 lj@l 70.
Wines--Port and sherry, 81 5OJ3 90.
RGctihcd Whiskey 81 lOGll 40.
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Cn,lncI GOO,IA.

Peaches, IN, 30 dozen, 81 7j@-;Pears, 2-lb, 0
dozen, - 70; Plums, green Cages, BIB tl dozen,
So 10; Strawberries, 2-lb, % dozen, ~ 70; Rasp-
berries BIB, dozen, IS "; Black berries, 2-lb
" dozen, So 70; Tomatoes, 2-r, " dozen, 81 90
dozen, " 1908 %; Succotash, BIB y dozen
50 51i l.obsters, LIB, h dozen, 50 OO Oysters,
LIB, tdOZen, 81 20.
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Pipes of Lucknow, on Thursday night, b
Prof llolloman,
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FRANIILuG a. 40.

Blngen ON the Rhine, ON Friday night, by
Prof llOlomnn.
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Law blanks OF every description for sale
and printed TO order at this ONCE.
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TAKE WARNING!

To alI whom III May Concern.
All persons arc hereby warmed
not To buy or trade for 10 prom
issOry note for two thousand
eight hundred and seventy.five
dollars ($..S75), signed by IL.
v. TOmpikins. president Of the
Dallas Compress company. and
payable ora the Ist day Of Jam
nary. 1879. 10 II. u. Bryan. sr.,
or order, NV there are offsets 10
said mote 10 the amount OF four
hundred dollars. lsy order Of
the board OF directors.
&c. v. TONAAaNS. E'rcsi.
L. II. BARRY. scc'y pro tenn.
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I5L..LI55L9L.-.5L5.-; L,iL-.4;.595IL ...:..5'.5.l

Drnwn IN presence OF John W. Lime. Mo-
tary Public ........,....,...
WHITAKER n WILKINSON,
Managers.
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MARRIED..

day evening, August 18th, by Rev DR.. Smith
Mr., Thomas Mcleod To Miss katy Hendry
of Scotland.
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NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

uereafierniI bills for advertisements
In this paper VIII he collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified la contracts.
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Drugs.

Alcohol u gal 81 So; Gum Camphor % II GOc;
Chlorolorm 81 81; Gum opium Flb sll 0Oall 50;
Indigo, best, y ID 81 75@3 90; Magncsia a ID 5OG
60c; Madden d II lSG20c; OIL, sweet, q gal s. 90;
Sperm " gal - 90; Bergamot, pure Flb SO 100
%; oil OF Lemon 81 75@7 W; Soda sal English
M Sc; sulphur -four u 10 Sc; ROsn D. Ii &c;
Alum u III 7QgSc; Calomel " h 81 25a2 IS; Coch.
meal 81 0O Copperas 6@Sc; Liquorics extract
50c; Morphine 81 25@7 50; Oil, Castor u gal 81 %
az 81; olive y gal " 25@2 50; Tanners 81 %;
CaSst q Ii 81 30; Quinine q 90 81 50; Soap
CASTLE u ID zoe; Soda ash ON he; Saitpetre
pure y ID 30c; Commercial i 10 l5c; Venetian
red 81 ID BE; White lead pure per keg Sl3 COG
Is %; strictly pure per lleg SIS 50@ll 90; Lin
seed oil raw d gal 81 2O@l y; Boiled " gal 81 %
al 30.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

The store house at the intersection of Elm
and Live Oak streets, splendid stand for u
family grocery. Apply to
MIXERS Il CALDWELL,
lGOdlw Head of Poydras.
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Cits aud Couniy scrip
Ia sums 10 ault bxpuyes, NJ Dallas County
bank. lildlm
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RAILROAD TIME TABEE.
CORRECT RAILROADrIME

Can always be found att, NJ Grams, No,507
Main street. Also, Gold and silver Watches
that WILL KEEP II.
Arrival anu Departure Of Trains af
BaIlnS.
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Consisting Of fine Initial pa
per, Of the very latest styles,
stationery, school. prayer, inu-
sic, hymn and sunday school
books, etc., al
FRANLIN a. CO.'S,
Hook store. MyIn street.
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"NeuriI."


Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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The latest styles Of Note Pa
pers, with or without nlOnO-
gram. in legal OK bon ton folds.
with .barOniai envelopes to
match I'm size and tint. All ut
PIERCE a. LYLE-S.
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Dry GoOds.
Prints: Merrimao lOc Ancona SIC; Cilouces-
ter loo; simpson Mourning loo; Sheppard
Solids Be; Montville Pinks and Puppies Sc;
Bieached Sheeting and Shjrtines Fruit of
the Loom C,, io "a Dwight star Ice; Chapman
lie; New Market loo; Canoe &c.
Lawns and Pcrcales; From l2lg to 2Oc.
Cambrics: SM@l94c,
Clarks o. n. Il. spool Cotton, zoe.
Brown Sheetlng ami Surfing: Houston
CITY Mills44 l2>se; Satanta Al l2c; Miller River
NE; Laclede b lie; Boot II Il l215c; Mas
sachusetts lie; Central Mills nc; Bedford
X q Sc; Big Tree llhc; Massachusetts, 81 =
Sc; Empire 7-S 73c.
Heavy Brown Drills and Duck: Granite
VILE brown Drills lIci Pepperiil brown Drills
l6c; Plymouth Rock lic; Ravens Duck 22]5c;
superior Duck Bic; Howard Duck 22c Savage
Duck 2215c; Colored Duck 24c.
Brown and Blue DENNIS: Oakland loo;
Boston loo; Haymakers l6c; Otis AKA 22c.
Ticking; Ocean lie; Princeton l2i5c; HOus-
t1rniy Mills &c; Conestoga & c a BE; Con-
estoga Gold Medal DC; Jonn q. Clark's xxx
improved BE; John y Clark's X 2Oc; John q.
Clark 5 \ y DC.
Cotton Plaids and Stripes: Magnolia I2ISc;
Toledo lie; Alabama ljc; Augusta n &c; Amer
lcus l5c.
Apron Checks: I4anark PIC; Americus
lGci Clark's Extra Heavy, 20c.
Heavy Cottonades: Williamsvillo lS3tc;
New orleans Gamlet Jeans 25c; Lynchburg
271ac; Hopewell 2'c; Deniield 3c Farmers
and Mechanic'S3Oc; New York Mills y and I
So Plough, Loom and Anvil soc.
Roots and Shoes.
Boys Kip Brogans Sl2 GOALS 90 n doz; Mems
do SO oOGlS W g dOa; Children's and Misses
do 81 j09lj 90 ~ doZ; WomeuS heavy Peg Kin
sl2 OOg1lS 10 y dQa; Boys Kip Noofs s!s OOm
80 " q dos; Mems do $50 O094S W I, doz.
Lumber.
Yellow pine,rOugh,n all sizes and length SIS 10
per m; White Pine clear, II, IL and 2 inches
$50 ~ per III; White Pine Notwithstanding
81 30 per III; White Pine Notwithstanding
IS " per M White Pine weatherboaIding
" 90 per M White Pine ceiling $50 on per m:
White Pine inch boards $40 W per m; White
Pine inch boards 500 70 per m; White Pine
inch boards So % per IN: White Pine inch
boards S42 30 per III; palings, fancy heads
80 W per M; Lath IS W per III; Shingles,
white pine, 81 W per IN; Shingles, white
pine, s. 80 per III: Shingles, hite pine, 81 10;
CementS 5Oper barrel; Plaster Paris 81 90 per
barrel.
Iron nnd Nails.
All sizes from 4 to 10 cut 50 90; all sizes cas-
Ing to 10 81 %; all sizes finishing to 10 81 0O
81 fine 50 "; refined bar iron &c d n: plow
iron We q ID; pillow steel l2ISc p ID.
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FLOUR SACKS.
Manila bags and wrapping pa-
per for sale low 10 the trade
at REED AZ LATEzasOP'S.
l22dtf Elm Street.
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Why send to the northern cities for your
BOOK BINDING AND JoB PRINTING
when the same character OF work can be
done at home and at
Saint Louis Prices p
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-24
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The Struggle Deferred.

We nre sorry. in the interest of
true reform and necessary economy.
that Governor chamberlain did
not rpturn, without his official
approval, thes bill y to make ap-
pFoptsation for the payment Of the
members and employees of the Gene
ral Assembly, whose defects be clearly
pointed out in tue accompanying mes.
sage. We should have been pleased
Tor him to have coped at once with the
opposition to his conservative views
and policy, which has found it's head
and centre in the Senate, and which
scouts the idea OF the practical appIi
oation OF any rules OF rstrenchment or
moderation to itself The majority IF
that body, which has made prey of
public interests for several years, under
many insidious disguisss, requires to
be taught lesson, and mado to
abandon its old plunderiug ways
Encouraged by its present SUCCESS, it
will gather fresh courage for nttuckc
upon the peoples rights, aud for tue
spoliation of the public treasury The
struggle, which was merely avoided
yesterday, will infullibly come beforn
great while; that is. if the power Of
this abandoned ring is to be overthrown.
And there can be no possibility OF any
thing like fur and good administrn-
tion of the government until it is done.
At the Same time, We appreciate the
motives and respect the consideration
which induced the Governor to give
the bill a reluctant approval.
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Eorty.seven Georgia gin.houees have
"3sen burned since Septenh.1 /.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, DECEMBER %
Hendrix HouSe-R A Tolten. n C;JD
Gregg, Mars Bluff; r Heriots, Sum.
ter; J L Shuler, Lexington; J A Laval.
city; J j Croals, wife and daughter, J
d Dreher, ] NJ Darlington, Va; John
Hallman, n G; @ E Gresham, Ind; B
a Stoyall. GA; 81 8 Wingard, Pros.
rerity; Miss B Croals, Va; s Corley, J
II Stewart, Lexington.
Mansion House-E B Gary, Cokes.
bury; G NJ Wilson, Charleston; Mrs C
A Mauldin. Gresnville; Il Watson,
Edgefeld; S E Caughman, Lexington; ;
J III Bowen, Frog Level; Miss Mary
Hsmiter, Richland.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate
Public Lands Committee. having taken
no action on Pratt's Mining Patent bill
last night, will meet this evening. The
very lively discussion yesterday opened
by Stewart against the bill. followed by
Sutro in its advocacy. and was closed for
the evening by Senator Jones, who is re-
ported to have handled Sutro and the
bill very roughly.
LATER. = The Senate Public Lands
Committee has just had special meet
ing, and by vote of five against four
decided to recommend that Pratt's Min.
ing Patent bill be indefinitely postponed.
The vote for indefinite postponement
stood: Ayes Window, Kelley, Oglesby,
Boutwell, and Stewart Noes Sprague,
Upton, Harvey and Pratt. The result
is considered great triumph for the
Comstock mine owners over Sutro.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

LOUISIANA INUNDATIoN. = We under.
stand that all the agents Of Wells, Fargo
X Co. are instructed to receive donations
from the charitable, in aid Of the thou
sands reduced to the verge Of starvation
IN the South by the great overflow of the
mississippi river. All sums donated will
be at once forwarded free of charge. In
the circular calling for relief, those col
iecung are instructed to ''accept every
Offering, however small, as it will allevi-
ave distress" Cannot the citizens OF
fioche do something for their suffering
brethren. There are few men in the
town but what could spare half or
"nole dollar Tor such purpose, especi-
ally when they recollect that by so doing
,hey are giving food to the sick and help
less who, by sudden dispensation of
providence, have been deprived of every
thing they had in the world.
WELL THOUGHT OT.--The Water CON-
pany have placed stop.cocks on their
pipes at the corners of the principal
streets, so that in case of FIRE or other
emergency, all the fow Of water from
me reservoir can be turned in the direc.
non desired. In the event of fire or re-
pair Of pipes. this will be found very
convenient.
DoISa WELL.-Yesteiday we called
upon Joe Hoag, the wounded Jailer, and
found that he was doing we'll. He is
under the care of DR.. Deal, and we hope
VIII speedily recover from the cowardly
attack made upon him while in the exc
cution Of his duty.
MovED.-During the blowy time day
before yesterday, couple of houses in
chinatown were moved several feet from
.he'r position, causing their Celestial,
thongh frail occupants, to beat q hasty
retreat.
ROUND VALLEY,-For fear it should be
forgotten, We again remind our fellow
citizens who wish to attdnd the ball at
round Valley, that special train will
Ieave Phoebe at 6 o'clock in the evening,
una return next morning
REruNrso. BY a letter received the
other day. we learn that our esteemed
friends r. McAlpin and F. Baker are on
snelr way back to the land OF the sweet
scented sage.
DRuNK.-Last evening we noticed an
oostreperous individual being taken to
!il, He seemed to take his prospective
resignation.
YESTERDAY was comparatively calm
o o pleasant day, which. after the bluster-
nus uus. :ime OF the day before, was we'll ap.
bullion SHIPMENr.-We Fargo &
70 20 shipped yesterday bullion to the
amount Of "a. 1853 96.
o. HEARD oF.-So far nothing has
; Seen heard or seen Of the fueitives from
''''s who broke Jail the other evening
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

A WOMAN named Duffy, whose hus.
band resides in Crown Point Rayine.
was taken in charge last evening by the
Deputy Sheriff, unon an order Of Court,
1t appearing from the evidence of compe.
tent physicians that she is insane. Al
though not absolutely dangerous in her
paroxysms, it was still considered not
entirely safe 10 suffer her to remain at
large. and her husband, under advice,
concluded to have her taken to Stockton,
with the hope that by proper treatment
her mental health may be restored. She
was brought to the County Jail in a
spring wagon, accompanied by her hus.
band. She was hand cuffed, to prevent
any effort to escape The irons were re-.
moved when she reached the Court
house. She seemed to partially compre-
bend her situation, for when she was
lifted out of the wagon by her husband
she embraced him tenderly and burst
into tears. Sheis a woman Of progresses
ing appearance, and the scene affected all
who beheld it. She was quietly placed
in a comfortable cell, where she will re-
main until taken to the Insane Asylum
at Stockton.-[Virg. Independent, goth.
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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
u leave and arrive at Ogden daily. - follow
LEAvE.-Daily express, $50 .. M; mixed
$50 p. m; freight. 1890 q m.
ARRIvE-Daily express $40 p, m; mixed,
p. m; freight, 61O a. m.
Daily connections made Of Ogden with Il q
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
sll points in Southern Utah.
AtBryan, with stages for the Sweetwater mines
At cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and ali
points in Colorado and New Mexico
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, st. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
of steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east ut office Of
Wells, Fargo Co., East Temple street, and at
the Office Of the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, at which offce berths on
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their way
East, can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information In regard
to passage, apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves Of
through sleeping-car comfortable accommoda
tons and quick time.
General Ticket Agent,
T. E. SICKLES,
au23-tf Chief Engineer and Superintendent.