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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN PUTNAM COUNTY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN PUTNAM COUNTY.
Pm. eibsce, Us, Jas. W. Ecgc.
hinder aud by virtue Of IA decree Of the Cir
u cult Cottt Of jackson county West Viz
ginia. rendered on the lst day Of November,
1872, in the above cause, We shall on The
goth day of October. 1874,
between the hours OF 9 o. m. and up. m, al
the front door Of the Court House o. Putnam
county, IVES, Virginia. proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction TO the highest bidder, tract OF
land situated in sal county Of Putnam, about
81. miles northwest Of Red House Shoals,
containing 3523i acres aud known as the
Reuben Cox land, and fully described III the
papers IL said cause fled.
TERMS OF SALE:
nne.,hird Of the purchase money cash in
hand and the balance in two equal iustalments
in six and twelve months. respectively. taking
bonds with good security, bearing interest
from day oil sale, for he deferret payments;
and the title will be retained as further secu
rity therefor unit. the whole OF the purchase
money is paid.
DIV, P0LSLET,
.cs SO-iw. Special Commissioners.
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We call attention Of our readers to tho
advertisement of will. c. Hayward, deal
c: 10 House furnishing goods, Gallipolis
Clio. Ifyou want a carpet, window blinds,
o. oil eletts, you will Gnd this the place to
buy.
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W. B Wilson. Esq. Of Busaio, call
cd III to sec as Tuesday morning. He
Informed Us that matters have so develop.
cd as TO leave 10 dcub. 10 his mind that
the burning of his mill was tic wo:k 81
az iacendiary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

To TEAcuEEs.-The County Board Of
Examiners will hold an examination for
teachers in this place Oh the l9th Of Sep
lcubcr, 1S7l.~l
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Sneak thieves are about, robbing hea
soOsts, plundering gardens and orchards.
"a little more grape. Capt. Bragg" and
buck sho. sent whistlipg through their coat
SKIRTS, would be a good remedy Bee.
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To the Public.

THE EAGLE FIGURING MILLS are now
/ thoroughly repaired. 2ud feel confident III
saving that We eau furnish as good m Article
o. Flour. Meal. oHil, DC, as any Mill ia the
Ohio Valley. and at as low prices. Our Mr.
Rob.r. Wilson il Miller, needs no eommen.
d,ticr. Gi=e cs ! trrsl
aug. ao-s1a. fERklNS & WILSON.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALU!
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN
MASON CITIti

DY virtue Of two Deeds Of Tfus: executed "a
ID nc. the undersigned, Trustee, By G. c;
Tomlinsou and wife, TO secure tae payment o.
ces,sin r,tcs thefein described. TO William &
Tomlnson, the FIRST Of which is dated Mach
18th. 1878, and recorded in Trust Deed Book
No. Z, folios So and 81, aud the second in trus
iced book No. ,, folio 1871, Mason County
Clerks Office. will proceed in front Of the
Court House Of said county OH
Tuesday, September 18th, 1874,
to sell a: public auction to The highest bidder
for cash. three several lois OF land, living and
being in the town Of Mason City, West VIZ
GINA, on Front street, aboyecehte, aud known
and designated on the plat of said town as
lots Nos. II, ls ard lsl&. Said sale is for the
purpose OF satisfying said trusts, and will be
MADE subject to prior deed Of trust executed
b. The .a!d &C. Tomiinsou to B. J. Redmond
Trustee, to secrre 10 John Hall the payment
Of certain notes therein described. aud which
is Of record 4, trust deed book No. folio $40,
10 which reference may he had. The purcha'
Sc, Of the aforesaid lots will be required to pay
the said notes described in said trust Of John
Hall, FIRST. Such title as IS Tested p the lrus
lee will be conveyed to the purchase.
JOHN E. TIMNS. Trustee.
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Prof, H. G. Nease. has been employed
as Principal Of the Point Pleasant Ora
ded School. The school will open Oh lne
2's. ius..
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Fellow.citizens ofssason County:

again announce myself an Independent,
Candidate for the House Of Delegates, md &
pec. Is sool Rs possibleto appoia. series O
nee,iaps ttroug hout the county. that mar
rive an account Of my stewardship for III,
S.s: two years, as we'll as my present view,
spoa the questions Of the day. I will bt
pleased 10 divide time with my competitors a
Ill times. ,o.. -
j4ly n3-.e..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

John G. S,orts has gone tc Cincinnati
t'lay in bis wluter stock Of goods. Wait
:or bis, return before you make your
purchases.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

Colonel j. Frizell. we'll known to many
Of our citizens, committed suicide ast hi.
residence in Greenvi,!e, Ohio, ca The CIV.
cuipg Of September LIST. by shooting him
self in the right temple, killing hio al
xOss instantly. The cause is ,upposedto be
financial aud business tailarrs, and .rou
blCs connected :hcrevi,h. Re vas at ono
time Lieut.. Colonel Of the ll,h Regiment
Q Y. l.. and afterwards Colonel Of
,he 9th Ohio volunteers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

1tis zn amusing sish, TO sec :~o Wo'
.ner trying 20 cx'ricate dog that has 60,
his head fast between the paI;ass offs gate
We witnessed scene Of tais kicd ca last
Tuesday. II was puzzle to thcn to
know how that dogs bead got into so uar-
row space .ead ro.'conc cat sgain. At
Ter lumber o; unsuccessful attempt, to
free the animal, a happy thought struck
'bOm aud apaEeS vas knocked Of snd the
deg released.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wheeling Female College

Asp Music L CoSsravAroRr vii! open Tuesday
Sept. !, 1874. The Musical Conservatory
will be under the Dictatorship Of Prof. Her
m1u. Ebcling and Prof. A. s. Roe, Jr.. with
capable asyis,snts. The Faculty Of Instruct.
ion will include the experienced leachers Of the
past year Pupils will be received for Vocal
or Instrumental Music. Drawing, Painting,
French o, German. For terms OF admission,
tuition. &c, call on or address the President,
Rev. VIM. 81. MORTON. or the Rev. ]. B.
CLARK, Head Of Instruction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

Benz. Franklin Is nov occupying his
new store room. His house adds much TO
'le appearance OF Main street
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

The Conference CT tee Methodist Pro-
ses'aut Church of Yves. Firsiuia. wiz meet
at Fairview ctsrch. on Hookers Greek
near Jane Lew. on the leth Of the eresen;
mouth, September.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

Next to a Democratic victory there is
nO'aing so generally desired 10 this section
"'ae State IS soaking shower Of rsia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN PUTNAM COUNTY.

ESTATE IN PUTNAM COUNTY.
a. W. Ha&dley and GheFs
VS..
The heirs Of Levin Dixon and others.
HINDER and by virtue of decree Of the
u Circeit Court Of Putnam county, Yves.
Virginia, rcadered on TIE 23d day Of April,
1874, in the above cause, ] shall on the
Gath day oi September, 1874.
between the bours Of a. N. and Up. M, at
the front door Of the Court House Of said couu.
ty. proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, tract Of land situate in said
county, containipg ls3 acres, and known for
merly as the Laywell tract, and fully set hrrlh
and described in the Bill and Exhibits in said
cause fled.
TERMS Of SALE:
one.third of the purchase money cash 10
hand, balance in Two equal instalments in sig
and twelve mouths, respectively, taking bonds
with good security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale, for the deferred payments. aud the
title 10 said land will also be retained as fur.
'ither security therefor until the whole Of the
purchase money is paid. :,
l. JAS. W.HoeBl Spell cam'r.
aug. 2O-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

We call attention to the advertisement
Of Mr.. James Gould. satch repairer.
Poia: Pleasant. he cones recommended
as F. sunerior workman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10

PgssoSAL.-We were glad TO see in
our Office, Taesday morning, Cspt W.
o. Roscberry. Of COttageville. who is on
a visit to bis relatives in this place. he
has our thanks for late papers.
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sale a, this Office, full as
hot:locn. Of Blasl Deeds.
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We have heretofore neglected to ooiisa
the Ohio VALLEY Bee, very sprish,!y lit.
tie paper published at Mason City, this
county. By Prof. L c. sayles. Price,
81 year. We wish it abundant srceess.
aessss Manning and Matbary. eugiu-
GERS. engaged in looking up the route Of
The Washington aud Ohio Railroad, were
IN town one day this weak. We advise
our people not to get excited over the
natter as it won't be finished this year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-10
COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF REAL
ESTATE IN PUTNAM COUNTY.
Jacob Jcl.uko AID Gus,arc jelinko.

vs.
Evan n. Jones, Ell. ais.
ItNtER and by virtue Of decree Of the
u Circuit Court q Pstuan county, West
Virginia, rendered IN Tie above cause on the
elsL day o. April, 1851 sh4Eca tse
Gath DAY Of September, 1874,
between the hours Of 4. m. and 4 p. M. al
the front door Of the Couit House Of said ccan.
,y, psscsed to ssll NJ public auction to the
highest bidder, tract of land lying AID be.
ing in saiG coGnty, eoutainiug 80 = acres, and
fully described il the BIZ and EIhibiis:ns said
ccrse fled.
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ibis puuber Of subscribers.
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Setszer, Sehon & MeCulloch,

JAKE Pleasure in informing their old Gus.
L toner, aud the public generally, th2t they
have moved into thoir new and commodious
store house on the corner Of Main and First
Streets, and they have just received from the
Eastern Cities, the mostccmplcte stock of
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sept saw.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22
The coming Carnival In Ner orleans.


Now that the carnival seasonis upon as,
and the advent Of REX is at land, it be
hooves our citizens to move themselves II
assisting 50 worthy an enteprise. The
pageant Of last year attracted prisons from
abroad, who left in our city inc sum OF
three millions of dollars, whiclmust have
been Of benefit, in way, to Gerry oneaUi
our people.
This year the preparations gave been
made larger, and the display WI be more
brilliant than any previous one and the
crowds which are even now welding their
way to our metropolis are an iarnest Of
what may be expected on the bdvent Of
8Iardi Gras
The gentlemen who have goneinto this
undertaking have done so withot benefit
to themselves or friends. The Invitations
ere for strangers, and their interet is only
that of the people.
Now, having started this-haylg spent
much time and money to bring it ! perfec-
ton it is high time that someFesponse
was made on the part of those WHARF ulti
mately benefited. Bands of muic, car
riages, horses, ETC., will all be needed by
these gentlemen, who, though Wiling to
pay fair price, decidedly object tothe ex-
orbitant rates demanded. The fireren last
year had controversy upon this subject,
with beneficial results, and there isao pos
sible reason why those who have givh then
time and money should not also be SISTED
in this respect. Indeed, were our muicians
less exorbitant in their prices, theynighi
make more money ultimately, and I'll peo-
pie have more music.
Years ago, when indiscriminate asking
was the rule, fights and even murd, were
of repeated occurrence on the last daeof the
carnival, but from the police statiacs Of
the past two years, published by Gen Bad.
ger, it will be perceived that wonderful
decrease has taken place, the day beisy now
one of the most orderly in the year, Z y
With this showing, with the kno ledge
of the good done and the benefit to crue,
there will, doubtless, be a correspondent
hearty response, and the pageant & the
coming Mardi-Gras will stand as tn most
brilliant on record. -NesO Orleans I'l.lyaRe.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22


On Sunday morning two farmers and their
families, WHO were driving 20 Maiden TO ct
tend church, when about eight miles below,
or cast 81 the town. saw q ships yawl on
the lake heading toward the beach and
about half q mile away. They could plainly
make out 2 man 10 tho ssernshccts steering
the boat with an oar, and. although there
wcie no vessels N sight, the morning was
so pleasant and the Sea 50 smooth that II
was supposed the man lad put out from
shore 20 pick mp something, and but little
attention was paid 70 tic yaWl Passing
The same pot ~ thor return. tic mon found
the gawi hard On the beach. aud the man
sittins stiff and motioniees il her stern, life
less, and frezen 81 hard as . rock lie sat
l,oll upright On The scat the or out be-
hind, and both hands clssping the handle,
aud itTequired hard work toWfench it from
his death-grip. There was about q foot Of
water Ia the boat but the craft did not
show rough usage. Tho man's lees were
almost covered viii ice as Tar up As his
knecz, and the spray hal dashed over his
back and Shoulders and frozen there There
was no name On ~ beat, and the person
who brought the nation 70 Windsor
yesterday could not say that anything was
found o. The person 81 tie man % rcYeai his
identity ~ y how how he had been cast
adriit lie mnst have been dead ai leasi
three days cr more. There vas neither sail
nor mast to ne boat end no.hingin 6 but
the one oar, showing fhst tho poor fellow
had not intcndcd lDn1 trip anywhere, and
that ho mnst have been blown Oh TIC shore
lie had ii u lis o.f y keep before Wind,
aud had frozen q deflI q his eeaf, where
Re vas - frlig 1id Is tic 80 ttai 3 had
to Sc fFokca Et ieuc before M could
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&c Ss6ossc Tann q.


On Thanksgiving day the thin partition
of rock which alone renamed between the
two sections Of the Hoosac Tunnel was
broken down by prodigious blast OF nitro
glyeerinc, and light at last streamed through
the mountain. Thus is virtually accom-
plished one of the most stupcndous cngi-
Heering feats Of modern times.
The Hoosac mountain is q part of the
Green mountain range, lying across the
western end of Massachusetts. The Boston
and Albany railroad climbs it between
Westiield and Pittsield by atortuous course
and series Of easy gradients The tunnel
lies-further to the north and forms a link in
the chain of communication between Boston
and the West by way of the Fitehburg,
Vermont and Massachusetts,, and Troy and
Greenfield railroads. The mountain, at the
point selected for the tunncling, is about
two thousand five hundred feet high, having
/ two ridges with depressed plateau be-
tween them. The distance through from
heading to heading, and therefore the length
of the tunnel, IS four and tbree-quarter
miles.
The tunnel was projected many years be-
fore ground was fairly broken, which We
understand TO have been IN January, 1852,
Rev. DR. Crawford, Of Deerfcld, striking the
first spade into the mountain on its eastern
side. From the outset the history Of the
undertaking has been ono OF struggle, inn
minent failure, pluck, skill and perscvcr-
ance Space fails us TO tell of the peculiar
and vexatious obstacles encountered, the
ingenious and costly mechanism used, the
wonderful nicely Of the calculation by
which the eastern and western headings
met under the headings within fraction Of
an inch, the numerous casualties and mar
row escapes, tho various interesting cxpcri-
ments in methods resorted to, and all the
other entertaining points il such piece Of
work. As it stands Or rather MS it viii
stand when trains are run ing through It on
double tracks, IT is o monument to the tri-
umph Of mind over matter, credit to tic
skill and patience Of engineers, workmcn
and Contractors, and an honor to the State
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

THE noble and noteworthy act Of Pat conhor, pro-
prietor OF the Nstoah Restaurant souid not go IN.
recorded. Thursday night, a. l.t' hour while the
Travis Rifles and an armed pOsse Of citizens were
guarding the senate and House Of Representatives,
and an were anxiously conjocturing BIZ what means
they could procure food, the eheeing news was
brought from Mr. Connor that victals and coffee
wouId be sent Immediately 10 the Caifoi, which Was
done When the food and hot steamin coffee made It's
appearance a shout OF gIadness broe the air, and
grateful hearts went ont 10 the unseish and noble.
hearted proprietor OF the National Restaurant
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

u Austin, Jsnuary Is, By Rev 3. 3. wright. Mr..
WALTER JAcoBY 20 MAMA KELLER
In Austin, January IS. 1871. By the Rev II. ".
Doee,ge; ID -, ar LOUIS MARcUSE 70 Mis- ElLLA
sCHULTzR, al o. this city.
In Austln. on the m0TnIng % the twentieth Janusrv
81 ne residence o. NJ Abncr Cock 81 tie Reu ~ ~
DODGE, Mr. ANDkEW HUTCHINSON, Esd ~ fToat
lon, % Aies ANNE III eABNDIRS. ~ Claiott1
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

MEssRs. HANK s. P0lsER CARRY o.
Co1oRs. The committee appointed ~ tlle'
city council to award the sum Of thirty dol
lars to the proprietor or proprietots Of the
best dressed and displayed butcher stall IL
tho city market on Christmas day, decided
IN favor Of MessS Hamm & Polsor, gen
tlcmen whom il has frequently been the
pleasure Of the Herald 10 speak Of in no nn-
stinted tcTmsas artistic butchers, and whose
shanbles are famous for some Of the most
elegant meat ever Slaughtered ia the State.
-Lallas Herald.
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WEDNESDAY morning At an early hour, we visited
the market house. and a. usual found everything
looking nice and clean. Tho large quantities OF ex
cellcnt meats game vegetable, ETC., gave Us an as
snranoe that the people Of Austin, should keep
better supplied tables. We were particularly impres
scd with the tempting array Of meats At Mr.. Jim
l,roy-ns stand
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

TITE city council arc taking proper iepa toHard
prpoting the eIeanIy condition o. ouE horoug
Yesterday We overheard q policeman lo;ifYing lmer-
chants the Avenue hat In ihe iHursruhbsh o. any
Kind should not be throVniD the CUTTERS bat be de-
posted In boxes or barrels. and tiesame Would be
eartcd away sI
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

coon feeling now prevails throughout the com
mnniiy since the removal OF the Dayistes Our citi
zcns go about their bAsiness during the day, with
feeling Of relief that the danger OF sudden outbreak
s over, ana prospects ahead Of peace and prosperity
are hrlrht and nnelonded.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

I4ssT night We wee fgyord he call f1nlalr ciias
T. Karin, aiios 'setsemHp.r thepopale oemmrrciul
and news editor % thc Ho1stoa Mefcsg tWeaish
Mr. NaEiR pleasant stag In oar eitF, aidTsediet for
Nm the courtesies OF or patrons and lfends.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

MoNrY saved by calling al the new storage. commits
sou wholesale aud retail grocery, just opened by w
& Hinton. one door above HanNigs furniture. store
Austin You viii fnd everything kept ina fret class
grocery; fine wine, whisky and brandy unreasonable
prices; cigars, tobacco and seed potatoes Highest
preo paid for country produce and market sinG. W.
H. Clarkc formerly with L. W. Collins and recently
with J. w Raymond, assignee, will be found with the
a.,,.. honse fa9Gtd&Hw
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One morning q woman was shows into
DIR. Abernethy' room; before he could lcak
she barred her arm, saying: ''Bun. = GA
pOultice," said the doctor. Next day she
called again, showed her arm, and ~,
t'Better." continue the poultice." s. &c
days elapsed before Abernethy saw HeI
again, then she said: "Well, your fdf
Nothing quoth the great medieo; 'rNu
are the most sensible woman | ever saw.
An inquisitive French bishop once eau
Tartar in the Duke de RoquelaiTe.
latter passing in haste through Lyons, y,
hailed by the bishop with ssHii hip I'd
duke stopped ''Where have you cor
'FRONT.' inquired the prelate, eParis, .s,,si
the duke. "What is there fresh in ParisS.
stGreen peas.n 'sBut what were the peOpk
saying when you left9v ssYespers." ''Gooo
ness, man, broke out the angry questiOneT
'swho are your What are you cailed2" zig
norant people call me Hi hi Gentlemp
term me the Duke de Roqueiaire. Drive on
postillion." base ~az - -E7e
Lord Aberdeen, the premier of the Coali
tion ministry, was remarkable for the littl
use he made of his tongue. When by wa
of reeonciling him TO accompany her on
sea trip, the Queen smilingly observed: g
believe, my lord, you are not often sea sicS9
always, madam, was the brief but sig
niiicant reply. ''But," said her majesty
mot very sea sick2" Very, madam, y sal,
the Incorporating minister. Wellington
we need hardly say, was net given to US
many words. One example Of his eeonom
this way will suffice. The duke wrote Z
DR.. Hutton for information as to the scier
tifc requirements of young officer who hai
been under his instruction. The docte
thought he could not do less than answe
the question verbally, and made an appoint
mcnt accordingly. Directly Wellingt0
saw him, he said: : 4 am Obliged 70 You
doctor, fer the trouble yeH havctaken.
--- fit for the post2n Cleafin
his throat, DR.. Hutton began: No ma
more SO, my lord; can --.' THAT
quite sufficient" said Wellington, Il kno,
how valuable your time is; mine, Just now
is equally SO. win detain you NO longrl
Good morning! Chambers J0,lastl. -.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

WE were pleased Saturday to meet Mr.. Cooper Hag
pins OF New York. who Is here representing the house
OF Pollard Pittus \ Co., commission merchants OF that
city He highly pleased with his yiait 10 Texas and
reports making many most pleasant business eonnec-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

TIM Travis Rifles have lmmorsallzed themselves in
the manly efforts they made on Thursday night and
Friday 10 preserve the peace. Tho boys performed
their duty like old soldiers and have the thanks OF the
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-01-22

MAJOR r 7. GASfNA0E, Of Palestine s 10 ihg city.
We understand that he is candidate fos ne 3cde,
shin Of tho Tenth Judicial District, the one that was
presided over BY The once notorious Judge scotL
Major Gammago was raised IN Texas, and has hcen
ractcing law for dftcen ycars. lie was elected Dis
rlet Attorney 10 is6G and removed BY the military
Government which swept away al civil eoyeynment N
his state DURING that year.
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b. iuafin Tcras a tiue r,-.idsuce 81 I Al Iiufres
Oh the rixleenth ~ Jan6ary 1874 81 nIenInsiiiIl
TuDMAS MOORk. natiEe - Nariana fI8fiIa ia
Che twenty -iOurth year q his aes-
Al her residence "a Ifxin.tnn. Baleaon fnunly on
Sunday. January IS. issf. Mrs. -. a. d bcitkf.l.E