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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-08
Job Stern berg.

JoD SternbcrS.
Candies and nuts.
Tobaccos and cigars.
Fruits, berries and cherries.
Oranges, lemons and bananas.
Stationary, perfumery, watches
and jewelry.
And, in fact, 1901 other neces-
sary articles, too numerous to mem
ton. Ask for anything you want
and you can get it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-08
Meal tickets for sale.

The general idea out IN Es-
meralda county is that Doc Collisions
victim was = mighty good man but
rather slow on the pull.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-08
Ali SORTS.

: -WANTED-A girl to do gener a
!. housework. Apply at this office.
Tine contractor for the Publ
Bailding is expected here now an.
day.
Yesterday some local wags sen
the Virginia Chronicle a map o
Oregon.
There is more work now in the
raiIrOad shops than there las beer
for uany years before.
-iuefe will he Il dance at the
.mory Hall next Saturday Right.
..Iusic ID, Zimmers full band.
-And now comes the news that
The man killed near Huffaker's was
.sndse" alter ali. His own uncle
lald him out.
Gus Anderson had his left foot
so badly smashed on Monday at
Folsom & Marriott, camp that am
putation is necessary.
The Winnemucca Silver State
SAYS the freight on wool was reduced
| by the Southern Pacific Company
from 81 to 2 cents per pound in
carload lots to Philadelphia or Bos-
ton
| The Senate passed Monday the
bill introduced by Senator Stewart
appropriating $25, 900 for a public
building at Virginia City and $780,
600 for public building at Reno
New.
-Raycraft is fast getting Sadie
c. on her feet again. When he
takes an injured horse all he asks is
the bones and some of the hide left
to have horse as good as new in
ninety days.
Mr.. f. Clement better known
as Yank has been seriously i'll from
an attack OF typhoid pneumonia,
but thanks to the skill of his atten-
dant physician DR.. p. T. Kirby his
ultimate recovery is assured.
-Backache, stitches in the side,
imitation and soreness of the bow
els, are symptoms of disordered |
state OF the digestive and assimilat-
i've organs, which can be corrected
by the use OF Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Cleveland was nominated be-
fore the st. Louis convention form
ulated its platform.
The wire pullers wanted it this
way because they thought it would
be a hard matter to make the plat
form and the nominee jibe with each
other.
Evan Williams received dis
patch from Senator Stewart yester-
day that he had secured rooms for
the Nevada delegates, at the Sher-
man House. This is Chicago's
boss hotel and means that Nevada
will have all the style that is lying
around loose.
A sound body and contented
mind are necessary to perfect hap
piness. If you wish to possess
these, cleanse your blood with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is perfectly
safe to take. and is thoroughly re-
liable. highly concentrated, and {
powerful blood purifier. L
The Alta wonid like to know
Why California oranges are cheaper
n Chicago than they are in San
and why California
quicksilver is cheaper in China
han it is in San Francisco. 6
The answer to this question is i
hat the man who told the Alta all 9
hese things was drunk when he
collected his statistics. =
Geo. I. Davis has just received 7
mother lot of that, best of all corn r
ed, sugar cured Challenge brand of
neat. l.
Hams, homeless breakfast Bacon,
'ickled Pork and Dried Beef. Also
Cream Cheese, English and Ameri-
an Piccalilli. Picked Onions, Ameri-
an Biscuit Co.'S choice bake of r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-08

Lunches, cool beer and the
latest political news atCsp. Avery's.
If.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-08
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
Savage 30
Con. Cal. & Va-9
Best & Belcher-3 20
Gould & Curry-3
Mexican 3 ID
Peer less 03
MOno-l 20
Potosi-o SIS
Chollar-3 80
Nevada Queen-3 80
ConSdence-i7&
Eureka Cont
Kentuck-2
Navajo so
Mt. Diablo-3 -
Utah j 81
Challenge - 81
Bodice %
Andes-l
Union-2 80
Crown Point -
Bullion-l 0o
Ovcrman-I 40
Seq. Belcher-2 80
Sierra Nevada-4 i5
Alpha Is
North Belle Isle-3
Belcher-3 s.
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross-7
Baltimore-1Jc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-08
The APPEAL acknowledges tn,

The APPEAL acknowledges the
receipt OF q box of cherries from
Cap. Moger, Newcastle.
The Newcastle fruit company is
covering a larger territory every
year, and sells nothing but the
best.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
BAD MAN CAPTURED,
One ofthn Worst Detperadoes In the Indian
T.rritcry 3ag9ed.

One ofthn Worst Detperadoes In the Indian
T,rri,cry Bagged.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX Jan. II R. L. May,
sheriff Of this county arrived in the city
this afternoon accompanied By posse Il
deputies with jim Mclaughlin, 8 motor
ious western desperate, whom they -osp,
tured in the Indian Territory st Wil6
Horse Greek about 125 miles frou this
city. Mclaughlin is charged with kAliog
William Colbert at Csrp'erner's 3 ua in
this county in Msrch 1883. acd commifSe d
several other murders in this state sad
the Iudian Territory. At the time
Mclaughlin murdered William Colbert,
who was a leading ciiiz N in the Indian
country, be Yves pursued by the Sheriff
of this county and mis- posse for several
days, but fnany Succet ded in making his
escape. About ten Gays ago Sheriff May
heard of McLsuehlin's Whereabouts In
the Indian Territory and started imme-
distely with posse TO c,pture him. On
arriving il the neighbornood where Nc
Lsughlin was concealed, the Sheriff
and deputies disguised themselves In the
garb of tramps. After working their
stratsgem for two days and nights they
succeeded in surprising and overpower
ing what is considered one o: the worst
despersdoes insthe land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
An Important Movement.

READING, Pa, Jan. I4.-FJr the next
twenty four hours the theatre OF the in
teres,iDg real contest between the
Reading Railroad and its miners and r.il
readers will he:in this city. A memoria
TO be presented 10 President CoIb n ss 81
Offering of the Reading Board OF Trade
and the City Council in the name OF {
vast business enterprises TO the SCbuyl-
kill Valley is being drawn up by g com
mittee. This commit ee represents every
shade Ct public opinion. II consists oil
Mayor KeDney, congressman An
cone. and S B Messimer, Reading Railway
machioist. The latter is K0ight OF Labor
La brief, this memorial will be al apes
in which the committee say that voicius
the sentiment of the Manufacturers, bust
ness men and laboripg men Of this large
city, and having in mind the suffering,
depression TO trade and Industry, which
this strike is causing, and likely 70 cause
the committee would ask President
Corbin TO use every means and
to sacrifice something if neces-
ssry to settle the strike, and theret )
avert great suffering anc loss, which Is
sure to be entslled by its continuance.
HIS 6ltSIuUCu Dl5tlICS As5Cuoiy NJ
100, Heights Of Labor, convened here
Tomorrow afternoon there will meet il
this city one of the most important con
ventiops of organized labor that has as
semble d in this section for years. 1t is
known as the new Reading Railroad Em
ployes District Assembly No. 124. A:
its name Indicates, is wi be composed
exclusively of dele gates representing as
sembhes having in their Membership
Reading employees. Tomorrow it vii
be permanently organized, tempo:sr,
orgsp,z,tion having been IF cted a
Eilz,bethport some weeks ago. 1t j.
estimated that it represents 80 or
Knights. Delegates will be present iron
all points on the line OF the road from
Eizsbethport to Wjllismsport. w. T
Lewis Of Shawnee, master workman O
tue Miners National District Assembly
Messrs. Lee, Snsrkey and Davis enc
many Of the leaders in the present STRIKE
will attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Court Of appeals
Special to the Gazette.

SpeC4di W inc VS2etkSs
GALVESTON, lex, Jsn. 1.-THE Court
OF Appeals to-day affirmed the following
cases: Mckee vs.. Price & Lucas, from
kaufman county; Anderson VS. the State,
from Mccullough county; Goodin vs. the
State, from Menard county.
The following cases were reversed ard
remanded: Mcmahon vs.. LeviDskl, from
McLepnan CO uniy; Armstrong Bros. vs.
Carr & Co. from Midland county; Davis
Vs. buggy, from Anderson.
In the case of the State VS.. the State,
from Dewitt county, appeal was dis
missed.
The following cases were submitted to
the court; Eerold ys. the State, from
Shelby comfy; Bowers vs. the State, from
Falls county; Marta VS.. the State, from
Efio county; Avery vs. the State, from
Milan county; Sperr VS.. the State, from
Milan county.
Motion fer rehearing w3s subn tilted in
the case Ct Lewis vs.. the State, from De
Witt county.
Adjourned until Wednesday, 18Th Inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
THERE TO STAY.
Nom Uoion Printers Employsd.Exciusiv.ly
by the Oou,ier Journal

Nom Uoion Printers EmpioyedsE Exclusively
by the Coulter Journal
LoUTsyILLs, Ky Jan. l4.-Iu response
to an offer of W. N. Hsldemap, president
OF the Courier Journal Company, to tske
back such Of the striking printers IS
should return by 10 s. m. to-day none
returned. The Offer was accompanied
BY the statement that at the hour D med
their places would be permanently flied,
aud they were. An hour later Pres
iient Amison CT tn International
Typographical Union sought conference
with Mr.. Hrldem.n. He was told that
tue hour had passed and new men bad
been put on the cases TO stay. Nothing
could be done. Three hundred epplica-
& ons f9r pisces have been received from
printers in different parts of the couc:ry.
and by sunday pight every department OF
tue Courier-J surnsl Compsoy's print, 6
es'ablis nmens Will be manned by compe-
tent men. The new operators will be at
work on the linoiypes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15

ton, said committee to report to this
convention On Ja0uary 20, 1858, which
Was adopted, and the following gentle
men were appointed on ssid committee
b. j. Hammons, z. c. L3max eEd S. q.
Johnson.
On motion OF Mr.. Hammer, all the land
agents were requested to correspond
with their respective Clients, l0H-resi-
dent land owners, and ascertain how
much, il anything, they will contribu e
toward de'rayipg the expenses Of Adyor-
tlsiDg this cou1 Y.
Mr. L. G. LUmsy then offered the fol-
loving resolution, which was adooted :
"KesolVed, that q committee OF I've 5e
appointed TO DRIFT resolutions. bylaws,
etc, IS basis for permanent orgsniza-
ton of Haskell immigration Society.
said committee TO Re port TO this conveu-
ton January go, 1881
The following gentlemen were sp-
pointed: John Norris, Oscar Martin, Ed
Rammons, r c. L0max and Sam John
son.
On motion the Dallas News. Fort
Worth GAZETTE, Abilene REPORTER sat
Abilene News and HssktpiClty Free .ess
were to be furnished copy of the pro-
to publish the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet January 20, 1888
II &. JONES, Secretary.
twill be seen from the for, going that
although Haskell County WAS not repre-
scented st the Dallas meeting yet she pro-
poses to fall in line, and advertise her
wonderful resources. The fact cannot be
overlooked that Haskell is one Of the
foest agricultural counties in Northwest
rexae, and ell she needs is few more
sturdy old farmers 10 develop her.
Splendid crops were raised last yegr, and
better sre Looked forsand expected this
Year. We have hsd good season this
winter and the ground is thoroughly Wet
for ten feet deep. Haskell county is open
TO immigration where land is cheap End
water and air pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
AN OKLAHOMA INVASION.
Certain Rumors Denied by the load sf
the Boomers.

Certain Rumors Denied by the Hoad &,
she Boomers.
LAWRENCE, KAN, Jan. II Captain
W. L. Couch Of Oklahoma invasion fame
said yesterday: "There is no truth what
ever il the stories that large secre;
organic atom is being formed in South
Kansas or anywhere else for the purpose
OF !oEcibly en:egiSg Oklahoma, nor is s
large quantity of arms bling raised iof
resisting al army. 1t is true there is 40
OklehOms o1gsnlzstion with quite large
membership and that the number OF per-
sons who desire to secure homes il
Oklahoma is rspidlY Increasing, but
assure you there hiss not been an efforl
made by the colony in the past TWO years
sxceps We have tried to secure legislation
at the hspds Of Congress. Il is not the
intention OF the colony to attc-~r, &c
make 8 settlement in Oklahoma unless
authority is given by act Of Congress"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
THE EXCURSiUNISTS.
They Pour into Ell Pssc Over the Seutr-
ern Pacific and the Texas and Pa-
CiUc-A Bull Fight Ordered.
Further Immigration Organization Re
PoFts-Evory County Prep .red to Ne.
esive ana Entertain Prospsctors.


Special TO the Gazette,
Ell PAso, TEX, Jan. II The large
Whitcomo and Raymond excursion party
arrived here this morning Wis the Calves
tor, Harrisburg and SIN Antonio Rail-
way. The excursion consisted of four
Pullmah palace vestibule cars and ves-
THULE dining csr, and was supplied with
every convenience. The party Is from
the New England states and is in charge
Of Carroll Hutchins of Boston.
Another excursion party of yearly 1000
people will arrive here some time to-
night via She T1xas and Pee fic. A telegram
WAS received To-day asking that bull
fight be arranged for Tomorrow, and
Messrs. DagGerre & Ssmsiengo, the man
ayers OF the bull fight, ordered 8 half
d zen large bulls from chihuahua, which
will arrive tonight. Although barber
GUS custom The eastern people are deter
mined TO see il. After the bull fights are
over most OF the excursjonists will 90 TO
California.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Ha.k.n Comfy a. ard From,
,rre snondeuce of the Gazette.

COrftspOnC6GCS VI tHc Oo~cttt'
Haskell, TEX, Jan. lion January
10, 1888, the citizens Of Haskell county
assembled in an enthusiastic mass-meet-
ing for the purpose Of organizing an I'M
migration committee to act in concert
with the state committee. On motion
Mr. 81. G. Mcconnell was elected tenn
porary charm, and d. r. Jones, tenn
porary secretary. Mr.. K. T. morgan
stated the object Of the meeting. Alter
having heard the object Of the meeting
Mr.. r. C. Lomex offered the following
resolution:
! "Resolved. that committee of three
be appointed by this convention to CORE
spond with the secretary OF the stete
immigration committee and member
CT the state committee TO sscer-
tain on what terms Haskell county
cfn become part OF the etase organise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15


sgent of the CUT, Colorado and Santa
Sc. was in Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
Yesterday wss not Just the kind OF
weather for railroad building, and the St.
Louis, Arkansas end Texas did not make
great progress.
&c.
Treinuaster R,y ssJs yesterday was
hard on the railroad business, but the
Missouri Pacific managed TO keep every
thing moving in good shape.
-
The Fort Worth sno Rio GrsnGe is rap
idly making commercial city out oil
Grsnsury, sDd is st the same time help
ing to build Fort Worth. Great is The
Fort Worth and Rio Grsnde-
-
4 S. Jewett OF kansas City, for yesrs
past connected with The Missouri Pacific
as agent at that point, was In charge OF
the excursionists who came in yesterday
morning. Mr.. Jewett is accompanied by
his wife and will probably remain here
day OF two.
Excursion tickets will be put on sale al
ell important points throughout the
A'chisoD, Topeka aud Santa Fe and
the ST. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas on The following dates: Jan
usry IS, February s. 90; Msrch
ri; April 1, %; May g %, and June c
These tickets will be sold TO ell Texas
points reached by the roads named and
will be sold at one fare for the round
trip. They can be used fifteen
dsys sitter purchase and are good
Tor stop over at any ard al
points oes red. There Is one
particular in which they have sdvsntsee
over excursion tickets sold to California
or any other point, to-wit: Is IS no.
necessary TO GO to the designated desti-
nation of these tickets in order TO have
them stamped for Return. That is, If fhS
ticket is sold to San Antonio, the
holder msy stop at Fort Worth and return
home from here without going to Ssh
Antonio to have the ticket stamped. The
tickets will be good for sixty Gays from
date of sale, limited 10 fifteen days goii s
and fifteen days returning. Agents O.
the reads will accompany each sXesFsioI
train and look after the wants and com
fort of the excursiop'sts.
.s.
Msior Adausen few days sgo re
ceived letter from John Wiliett, Esq
on q subject OF general interest TO Texas
TIE GAZETTE is permitted to make tnt
following extracts:
"my hsrbor pr, isct sss been presented
IN Eoglard, and engineers who have b. e.
engaged ID like work, in SJutk Americs,
approve my p abs, aud s,aie that under
existing conditions, Corpus Cnrist
Pass and my pier prof CT is The
only feasible plsn at present
presented for securing deep wafer on the
Texas coast. / Deg TO suggest 10 you the
importance of the Fort Worth and Den
yer City R,ilrosd making its terminus al
the per, on Padre Island. Tn.
interests II tn Cticsgo and r OK Island
are clearly defined. A combination o!
these two systems and the absorption OF
the Aransss Pass and San Antonio Rail.
road may be 10 the mutual benefit OF IN.
first named road. / will keep Won posted
IN regard to our progress, aud feel CRATE
full for the interest you take in our worf
Of fading safe deep water port on ths
Coast OF t. xss."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Trasnmsss.r OF, Tho Denver.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Jan. II Mr.. c. F.
Arthur, who has for some years been chief
Jerk IL the office of the superintendent
OF the International and Great Northern
Railway So this pIsce, has resigned his
position, aud Is to become trsiDmaster on
the Fort Wo-th and Denver City Railway
To-day citizens and employees OF the
railroad company at this place presented
Mr.. Arthur with $500 gold watch as 5
token OF their admiration Of him, both
as 8 man and ss an CficiGl in the railroad
service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Time ssee Vendetts.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Jan. ! "A feud
between Garland and Sheriff W. 2 Dycus
has existed for years and they met yes
terday on the streets CT ScottsborO, and
began shooting. Garland wss killed and
Dycus was twice wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Lapgsiew Notes,

Special to the Gazette,
LoNGvIEw, Tx Jan. 1.-The track
on the Sabine Valley reached Bsckviile
yesterday, which Is only twelve miles
from Carthage. Considering the weather
the tracklsying Is progressing very salts
iactorily. The bridge builders have nearly
all the brio gas ready TO Carthage, SO 10
delays will be encountered.
W. Z. BoggiDs, travelling auditor OF the
Texas end Pacific, was here yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
peCok Ctty Notes,

Sp6ClaI 70 EnC GuGSILb,
PECos CrIY, Tex, jan. IA meet
ing OF The citizens OF Reeves county has
been called to meet here On the 18th to
perfect a county immigration society.
Toe Csltornis excursionists passed
through here at O'Clock to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
WsIl Visit Dentsnu.

SLJECIdl 20 thU JaIeLte. e"
DENIBoN, TEX Jan. 1i-Denison will
nave seother excursion party here on the
22 J, bat Ihey will not 60 to CALIFORNIA;;
saving heard of Denison as the best CITY
in Texas. they have made an excursion to
visit here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Terrible Accident.

Boston, H., S., Jan. IA terrible
blasting accident occurred st Boston
Highland at p. n. to-day. The accident
was caused by the explosion Of q large
charge Of giant powcer. Three or four
men were killed and many badly injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
{ ton to the cit'zans of that portion Of The
county who have TO come to the county
seat.-fLa Grange Journal.
Proposition 60 tho Rock Isisnd.
Special to the Gazette.

9PCCIai % INb UaL6IIO.
COLEMAN, TEX Jan. II To day the
citE rs sent & proposition to Cisco to DE
rendered the Chicago and r ok Island
Road to give them S25 600 CASH, right nt
way through Coleman comfy and $40
acres Of lead on the Colorado river for
town site. Our people are bound 20 have
an outlet to the north.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
OFF for Bsllin ger.

Special 10 the Gazette.
COLEMAN, Tx, jan. 1.-THE commit
tee selected to attend the immigration
meeting at BsIlipger left this morning
They were Z. A. Lindsey and 81. T. Sims
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Ste ppsd at Big Springs.

special 10 tie 0dZeCe.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX, Jsn. 1.-THE five
excursion trains with over 1000 tourists
for California passed to day. The first
train stepped here about two hourss 10
give the passengers an oppoftuniySt0
look over the town. Tney epjoyedftheir
visit and expressed surprise az the rapid
growth o. our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
Cu'iiog affcay at Texaikara.

Special 10 the Gazette.
TEXARKANA, arm, jan. 14.-AlGert
McCulom end Gus Thomas. two well
known colored men of the Texas side OF
this city, had 8 difficulty last night
Thomas received severe cut which it is
thought Will be fatal. McCullum wes
beaten over the head with a shooter,
bat not dangerously hurt Thomas killed
/: col0Ted man here about s year ase
with beer bottle, and the case has MEYER
.hesE tried. e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15

not go. They ssy they caunot
discuss the matter with propriety in ed
vance Of action By the committee. It ID
believed, however, they will not touch
the whisky tsx. Mr.. Mills and Breckin.
ridge OF Arkansas have collected s great
ceal Of material besripg on the
tsr.f schedule, and it Is
though they will between
hem draw the line which the msiority OF
ttde committee viii be wiling 10 support.
Neither Of t4em, boTeger, will indicate
II sny Way the fxtent to which he is
wiling 10 go III tbs enlargement OF the
rec lis.
Ir. Breckinridge CT Kentucky answers
that the free list ougat TO be and will be
enlarged. He is in favor. st the same
time, OF 9 reduction Of the internal reve-
nue.. The repeal OF s portion of the to-
b5cco tsX is SIS far. however, IS he thinks
the party ought TO commit Itself.
Dir. Turner Of Georgia thinks rstuc-
t!ou OF $50. GOO 600 in tax, can be &C.
complished, bus he refuses 10 outline q
Gill. he is willing thai part o. the re-
duction shall be IN internal revenue.
Mr. Bynum OF Indians talks. conserve
lively on the subject. He thinks = hb-
eral cut can be made without disturbing
business or lowering wages. TIE free
list, he ssys. must be enlarged, and free
raw material must come
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il The following
Texas pensions were issued to day {:
Mexican wsr. Leonors, widow Of George
Campbell, Brenham: los, widow OF John
Phillips. AustiE; James Linsdey, Kerr
vile; Emanuel B. Kiog, Winpsboro;
Thomas Carney, Galveston.