The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

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Claiborne county h, correspondent
/ ~ the NipEaHlrg Herald shows, one NJ
The best porl'nus NJ the Union fur
FtoDk,rRi ing 10 now huustb uf lirrk'
shire aud pOlnud China hogs, short
| horned cattle aud One sheep. "All
ootlon IL played uut with ~ the cor
respondent Winds up,
Louisiana.
Labor ia good aud plentiful In ~
james,
the small pox Is gone from Plaque
mine parish,
Dr. A. Gladu, elected coroner OF Ia,
fNyttte pnrirh M the last election, has
resigned the unloe. .
The Robinson place, parish NJ ST.
John the baptist whioll sold Xix ycara
ago ii Sl4,l25, was resold last week
for $50 600,
SomeAXty residents e the fourth
ward OF Carroll parish, have forward.
cd a petition 10 senator ola, protesting
against the division OF the parish.
The suparhouse Of The NiIlers plan.
taiicn BNon Lafour1hc, ak miles be-
low Tia bOdhuS was burned last Suu-
day night The fire was the work Of
m incendlaY.
Mr. Delucky, on Bayou Bout plant.
cd llticen acres OF cane, hut not stalk
came up. All rotted in the ground, II
is greatly feared that much more cane
will turn out equally bad.
Planting has been seriously retarded
IN Livingston parish by frequent and
heavy rains, The streams on the mail
route ure almost impassable, and com.
muuicatlon between the towns and
farms very Inconvenience
There was picked up last week, near
Campte, the body fa white child, be-
tween nine aud ten years old, without
head, arms or feet the body 80 mutt
lated rs not TO distinguish sex.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the
city council OF. New iberia, rowdyism
still prevails in that town. On Mon
day night OF last week crowd Of ruff
fans completely demolished u negro
cabin with brickb bats and stones, in II
wild drunken spree.
A charge Of disturbing the peace has
been made against q, w. Simpson,
radical justice Of the peace for New
Iberia, by deputy town constable
Charles Davidson. An affidavit was
also made against him for carrying
aud drawing concealed weapon upon
Fred. Decourt.
Georgia.
Mr.. NJ. II. Simmons, of the firm OF
Simmons 81 Hunt, in Atlanta, was Sc
riously cut in the side "Wednesday
night by Dock Thomas, an engineer
on the Western and Atlantic railroad.
Thomas made his escape The cause
OF the difficulty was not known.
The Darien Gazette avs: "The tel.
egram that brought the news OF the
appointment of one Henry b. Willis,
OF New York, as collector of customs
for the Brunswick district, was re-
ceived In our community with great
dissatisfaction and was altogether UNI
expected" We learn, however, that
this appointment has been withheld
for the present by Mr.. Hayes in def
erence to the expressed wishes of the
expressed wishes of the people of
Darien. H
The Dahlonega Advertiser has been
informed by gentleman who is sup
posed to be familiar with the work
ings of the United States internal
revenue business Of that section,
that upon Mr. Flndley's arrival there
some weeks ago, lie had in his poses
sion upwards of five hundred and
twenty-five warrants for the arrests OF
persons charged with violating the in
ternal revenue law in his Fl ndleys-
district.
SOmth Carolina.
N. p. Eison, of Union met with n
very severe loss last Friday night 10y
the burning of II large new dwelling
house, which was just receiving the
'inishing touches from the work
men.
Our friend Ggrcn, upon hearing that
the president intended sending Cham
berIain to Sweden, got warmed up,
and said his people would resist any
such indignity. "If,r said he, "Hayes
sends Clam berain to Sweden, / shall
post letter right behind him. warn
ing my countrymen to beware of his
thiefship."
On Saturday last, Charles Austin
and John w, Ferguson, of Pickens
county, while returning from Green
willie Courthouse, stopped at spring
to take drink, when dispute arose
between them, which came to blows,
and from blows to stabs with knives,
which resulted in the severe, and per"
haps fatal, stabbing Of Ferguson.
Very encouraging reports come of
the prospects of the small grain crops
in Anderson county. a great deal Of
what was thought to have been killed
or greatly injured is NV looming out
beautifully. Wheat is even more
promising than oats.
Mr.. w. A. Brunson, trial Justice Mt
Florence, arrested and committed to
Iail, last week, Mr.. Thomas Hughes, a
white man, for buying beef that was
stolen from colOred man, and not
only so, but while Mr.. Hughes was
confined in The guardhouse OF this
place he was guarded by white clti-
Zens. III
The difference iu states.
A local contributor submits the adj