Tri-Weekly State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 98, Ed. 1 Monday, July 29, 1872 Page: 1 of 4
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Mahlw In
The St. Loois Repnfetiean, «f tbo
18th in«t„ conta'u* the fat) particular!
.of a horrid murder is Johnson count/,
aiicaoari, of Mr. Johh EjlRskki, of
Guadaiape county. Last Fall Mr.
Eakpkin drove out a large lot of cattle
and he contracted with one sharp,
living near Wurreusburg, for wiuutriug
[.them.
The contract being that tbo entile
Isbouki bo weighed u«W> Sharp in the
I fsll, ibst Sharp should winter them
lead the «attle should be weighed out
[te Earskin ¡o the spring, Burs kin
aying Sharp 8c per pound for all
they iucreased In wejgbt, end Shaip
ty ing fcarekiu 3s per pound for all
lies '">uld I we iv m&ght.
giving Kan-Kin a mortgage ot> bis
tria to secure the fulfillment of tbo
ontract on hia part. When tbeeattle
rere weighed out this spring, the/
1 lect largely iu weight, in conle-
)uetice of which Sharp wet the loser
korau $4,000 or inore for the Wintering
pf the mock. In addition to ibis, be
ivffcu Karskin Hu per pound for the
gou, making something «ear $400.
sue'weeks ago 287 of the cattle wart
¡Jel.vered to Barskiu, and by bin
Iran lo Batea county, and 11 mora
tlia cauls were left at Sharp'a
petite.
Some tea day* ago Earakia weat w
auaas City, and on last Monday
uruing after his return, be started
company with Jam 0. Sharp, hie
and a man named Qeorge
loung, for Bate* county, with the
'even cattle that had been left at
^harp's. They started on a road
the wood* which is little
bvellod. 8harp's ton travelling
i, Young bohind, and Sharp„rid-
; with Kawkin. Ths flrat atory told
' Sharp and the two men, waa that
>t before they reached the creek
in, ia abating an ox, «truca hia
«gainst a tree* fail from hw hora
was dragged by the atlrrap
the creek and tome distance
yomi; that when they «soma ap to
> he lay he waa not quite dead.
. rode Wk to Maj. Kurr's, told
i what had happened, and In com-
er Marr oame to town,
i and at tha same time
i to see tho coroner, stating that
► men badaeen theaooideat. The
i ««a taken eat to hii hwuse, tha
I'M* declining to go. Tha body
' *ken to the house, drented end
baHad e Tuesday. Thar*
however, much suspicion of foal
Mtoag the ««ighftofs, and on
■owdej morning, tha oeroaer weat
th« eitittea commenced mi
... JÉ '''-* «ii "■ ' ■
mubdml wiu. ©or
[ w®5 made a oonftmtoo, from
11 «ppes that Sharp mardere i
>«u4 invented the tragedy el
"tfdetttl eeath. 6abs*qae*tly,
*W wrreated and to
' Wwiiw, reoiting all the detaU> of
aarder.
It U «eld, we ttty lwo
Wd, tod a bachelor, Hring in
«oanty, ia our Stale, wheri
|« two unmarried aiatere,
r. %
wmmu
tS? m H to eat
""ttodriaWawoahiaowi
79
larf Bridie.
The railroad bruise* which lato «*..
tend aeróse the bwW-of San Fran-
frorn the main land te Goat
aad to which the eitiseaa have
to strongly opposed, $* to be
M^UOtayftl novelty
r í".*?0 thl0ugfc immense
Iran which supports
In the water by itsown buoyancy,
•ndis held soaM thirty feet below the
surface by a complicated system of
cables, anchors and bnovs. Tbe tube
«• tweaty feet In diameter, and ia
strengthened by en internal frame-
work of iron beans. The principal
problem with tbe engineer was to have
tbe buoyancy of the tebe equal to the
weight of a train of cara, eo a* to re-
quire the minimum oí anchorage or
support. Should ths bridge prove a
nocceie, sahparine railroad tubes auty
become quite eomeaon, as they may be
nsed; where regular tunnels would be
impracticable, or at least very «*-
pensive.
ww u' , i, ...HLjjiüit.ias
A Hint te Parents.
rtU
e.
Nervous children suffer untold
ies from fear when put to bed
No tongue can tell the horrors
of a lonesome room to such children.
A little delicate boy whose parents
were drilling bin to sleep alone used
to cry violently erasy night, and his
tether would come la aad whip Ufa.
Ho mistook his pertinacity for obsti-
nscy, and be thought it his duty to
oonquer the child's will.
One night lie said, " Why do you
alway* scream so, when you know you
will be poniabed F"
"Oh, frtther, Cither!" said tbe little
fellow, "I don't mind your whipping
me. if you only stsy with e."
The father's evus were opened from
that moment. He saw that a human
being o-inuot be governed by dead
rules, like a plant or nn animal'.
A President ! «tus Üoltsd States
not Mentioned In History.
In 1852 William S. King was
«looted Vice President of the united
States, on (he ticket with Franklin
Pear co. Tbe death of Mr King
made David R, Atchison, ot Mm-
: ouri, temporary president ol the
[ Senate anJ.. ft-iatnni . «nit WB-J.
I ««es Was Vlíe tlresuíent oí the
J ni ted States dnring the remainder
ot Mr. Pierces term. A newspaper
man called on Mr. Atchiaon the
other day, and after some conversa*
tíou said:'
••You were President of the
United States for about thirty-six
hours, «rere yon not?
Mr. Atchison replied: "Yes. You
see Mr. Pierce's terra eipired at mid-
night Saturday, and this being a
tt*«i us KVani
in •'♦Seven mori
tolloWS !
«4 Indio era
moré, It seem toma, lor the co
of Hindoos, if not Mobammedam .
all tha Miasioitaritis ; and if ttin i
glish Government h«re would
a little hit of preference for the
Bible over the Shsstras, aad Vedase
and Koreas (only a little bit), f
should have soma iiop* that the ra
roads would do what the tttiaáonarj
have, for now two ««jnturies, not
—that is, tarn the people Stoui the er*
rorof their way ." The railroad i
breaking idown slowly the Hiedo#
castes. Tha proud, and Mly, hiuJ
blue-blooded Braiain roust now go in-
to the tame car with the poor &e#pj*
ed parish, or not go at all. The hi1
Atl'yo
Pirtri'jt
preuipt
buiWing m
v.
in the Supreme i
Awtln, a i* A "
dn!ng eOuB
give ' to h>
W#ki-;
P5Spi.r-.
c«? y#ett«ebon i¡ ki t and
a«ii personal stteíiüui gtvoU te
iioss «.trusted to hi oare.
w tt3ia« mpwu w whi , . _ • i
Okjtwb, CJoBRress avivnac, over SiseonV
e Store- aj rll«twtf
WYNNE, tfREN 4k CO.,
T. A "%xr "5T
i.T—*. WW Hfc.
LAND & COLLBOTl-SG
avtiv, Trxas.
tJmce—Rewp Mo. M. Jivsnue Hotel. Stw
or tumbles To, pariah on top of Bmtw
in, and Moharamedati among the two.
ISach wrapa up hi garment arr v A
feiai, and preserves himself a« much as
possible from thahorrihle contamina #
4ion ; bat when one holy Braroin ^
in the car with polluted pariah, go lie '
mast or jamp out and die. The rail-.
road oow has become tho great vei(i
of life, tbe be ait, as it were, of the
geographicftl an-ewiuy of the country ;
and hence thi* ntixed «á:Cuiu<io;i of nil
these various religious sect« aud blood
in it is anaelgarairtiug slowly, dospii
religion, cítete & A And thi* j*
hafjjMiHing in a land, too, wbero, if
even the shadow ot a Christian or a
Mobammedas, or pariah *houid paw
over the food of a, Brarain, h«a would
not est it, or over Site body, ha wouio
feel himself poiinled £vailr<iatls aré
great levelers everywhere : but raíl- i A T T ORN K Y S
roads in India are lev* Img heathenism,fr
and may by and by hring it up t<t
Christianity. W hat «ouquers iftKta
here equalises. Whai equaliae*
litoRthenisfii here, strips it of its pride,
Btslfishneas, sXclnsivptisss, Ac., and
thus prepares it for something better
man itself.
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PBYStClAJVS, H O
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jackson, attorney at law
Spootal ««««on/di
•mm
IX, Aun'.tn, Texas. Spool*!
i-aot i to businwss 1c the iupreme and 9tA.
irrs) '.Vmrti.
————
w. W. Mastín U. N. Hoi.t,iK« WOIWH
MARTIN A HOM.rriGSWOBTH,
A*
Fettila'.
Christian oaantry, of course nothing
Whly is a niuff like a fool? He-
touse it ho'd lady's hiuífi wüboat
squeesing it.
A ToM^ chap waa quite smJto .
with his eiglsbo/'s wife. She did It
«U1K « ,t.„.
If you get bn horacteck <ki 3loh^
day before the huh ia up, it i« a sign
that you will have a baud in a bridal.
REAL
SA Marooh.
ianUy
ANO
ESTATE
AT LAW,
AGENTS.
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W J. Mumtifniwj. 1' B. WltMder, J- C. Mlatsr
latt i/mmgrtavm, K T. UoOtt, *. 8. KwsWr
M0NT60MEBY. WHEELER, MOORE I CO.
LAWYERS,
a ' 1
Aanwvn, .
Austin, Tax As.
Wffl prs<s«i<*e law in the District, 8u-
prwie «i¡d Fodoral Courts at Austin, snd
in tbo District Courts in ttdjeiaing wiu.-
Witf fine jrjtrrinl utttntim ta UUtÜ
By order
tinulsr attention givsn to
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K.N.U «
LANE A
Rm;HIVING,
. ft I
FORWAumm
AN
O RUBRA i. COM Mission Mason AMYS
PMCMrar., ju TVT,
Willi
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its. Shipments «• ad* to all points
They are prepared to attend to the pur-
ehssn and sale of cotton, wool and bides.
AH orders executed wSthdispetvh.
Reference—Bramond Ü Co, C R Johns
A Co, 8amj soft A Henrlcks. feblStwt
J. Tt. COOKS, M.
aí;íí
r&rx/cuft 8VKGSON Am
position until
day morning.
3 ft
done on Sunday. Mr. Buchanan
was inaugurated at noon on Monday.
Therefore, as President of the Senate 1
succeeded to the Presidency when Mr.
Pierced terra waa oat. {Laughter.)
But I had no realiaatiou of my high
about 10 o'clock Suo-
W« hsd teen hwd at
work in the Senate, finishing up
busiama, and having lost mech sleep,
I probably would have slept all day
bad I not been wakened up by some
personal friends who came to con-
gratúlate me and secure position for
certain parlies. Ia order to do everv
thing io style, l eppuiotod a full cabi-
net, and then It is s«td my adminis-
tration was the most succossful and
a «lar one ever koowo, there not
ug a removal ct an appointment
during my Whole term."
tflMJMBMBttaiCM ■'■!! Ü..II1—
Vstnetr.
The difference between a Russian
and Turkish bath is tbe difference be-
tween steam and hot air.
The peach crop in Southern lilieaia
this winter is so heavy that It is like-
rain all the trees by splitting
op*n to «he roots.
An low elefgvman has four hays,
and the touatfast is named Dotology,
bkeause he liThe last of the hlms.1 If
another appear* be will be «ailed Ben.
B. Dick-tloa.
A m-coinage of |88,000 ia half
produced $87,800, a wry small per-
oentago being tost by attrition.
The Official Oaaette, of Berlin, has
pvonulgated the lew providing tor the
banishment of theJefultairom Ger-
many. All sétabHshttrtnts now under
completely
■aT iÜ
IpiiBBii,, , , .
their «joatrol must be
broken np in el* mouths.
It has been estinMed tbsteaoh adult
white citineti of Richmond, Vs., is a
of from two te si* lodge# or
While sunlight i tbe most favorable
to haymakiog, it is a well known fact
that wild oatc Are best sown by moon-
light.
If your neighbor's hens are trou-
blesome, and sual «oros* the way,
don't lot yoar angry passion# use.; fix
a place for them to l«y.
A man hearing of another who wsk
a hondred years old, said contemptu
ously: "Pehaw! wbai a fuss about
nothing! Why, if my grandfather
was alive be would be a hundred aud
fifty years old."
A salute was fired on the St aten
Island shore in honor ot the Demo-
cratic nomination. A kind-hearted
Irishwoman, hearing tbfe guns, said;
"There they go, again, trytug to
bring up another d«ad body. '
BtrSiJt'KXS VJtHOS.
V. W. HOUSE.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Cotton Factor,
HOUBTOJV,
,.GJiírÍSS?&rV
MAW STREET.
S TSAJVJD,.
WHOLBSALR Dealer Sn Dry Goods
and Groceries. Liberal e««h advances on
consignment* Cotton, Wmi andUides,
for sale or shipment te Northern Pn¡
Knrope spllw.
- iS*
F. W. Bonnie, N. Gibson.
BONNIJS, MURPHY A CO..
Wholesale dealers la Old
Copper Whiskey, Purified,
JV. 2 fourth itreeq
f ili'lWmlillli,.WW'1 ^
tkeStaWaad F«i!«r l Governnwuat.
LITIOATKD LAAD CASKS «nada H
Speeitdiy.
Prompt personal sHftitlon given to all
business entiuítod to their csi
api?, it- tw&wilmo.
H. B WALL .
Airy & fomistillov at
Hempstead, Attuaiu County, Teas*.
Prsctioelu Aostin, Port Bend aad Grimes
eou(iiie«. and Supreme and Federal Courts.
Kefets to tho editor Gu«ette. a| 117wAtw
N t. 1 . Jackson
Urc^ittrai Agmtt-
SII aHD3 St
JACKSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
--AN -- ■ '■
GEN'ERAL LAJÍli AGS NTS,
ArsrtH,... • M. M« ••• •<> ss< <M isMlint^XXAi*
!••• -s? • . ;,eSS?.p' . .: ••••
'••• hj.
Will practice In the SopreSM and Dlstrlet
Courtf,;. ) make tbe iuven«.t|tstioaae1"4jast-
togol titles (o lands and conveyaaelng a
►¡x-ciMuy. Commissioner of deaftS/MA
(or Uontsiaaa. Calitora!*, Minnesota, Fl
Hfssis ipp!.Kai).ii«. Michlga , Mi
llo%, South Carolina. Missenri,
Georgis. Ohio, Wisoanslo, Meryl
Hunipshirs, Ateitmrns. Tennessee, ,
Connecticut, Nebrsaka, iaduoai
i aw#, New York. Office at
OookJs floruer.
Illinois,
st
. (Between WtSjl 8tw>t WMl the Blver.)
"tm.
bet
'—r
!**%. Mitcb<4f,A¡!*rtl^wftwW
MBS. J. W. PHILLIP'S
BOARDING HOUSE,
(One Square Sooth of the Land OfdeO
AOSTW. TÉXAS.
/• -\'Vi "■ Vs'Vt • ' '
Besides the sp o!'>us mansion, nest
no stage building* save been constructed
In the enclosure tor tbe auoomnuwti tion
of persons desiring wclwtoii. Moml
ei. .1. .i H I l>|ki;i(i^ajelas*" 'jaaa^w >:y '
Tho
i.W.Cbstullef, 3ac W. r.nlíbrtso , í, CsrlMon
gHA^DLBR. OABÜ.ETOH A ROBEIitT-
aTtornbys and múi
f ' AÍ UW, '
a«wt«.v ,
Prs- m In tbe Saprntoe
oo1' < at Austin, and la IM
.rsfl* and
.iniii" eerreepoiKknli
and ean have iMsineM
{iromptnsss io almost every.
attend to business In any ol tbe
men la. Bsjteewl attention to
Retail tafees made seme day of col
Oitbe dr«* door wi
ttaymoiKl Hoose, KMg _
— —— ■ , 'i. ■
W. A. R Miller, debo Deweii.
M1LLKB A OOWBLL, „ 4,
lavvykiis A land agents,
A oerm,
VI III practice in
Special stUuiW.n
f ederal Court
eerlifieates. P.jntialue
stain *. Oblala patents and
KMfce remittances promptly
^HavereiUUie bnsl.
altuost every e« «ty ia
(tsitn .- f Louáou, Canada.}
Offers his prolisseiooal services to ths clt
sens of Austin nod vlcfaUy,
tlon given to
of women and c
. ^Irtsterrifwslr^si Wwnflrf leaw flrts* ntaea «aavis
wmw""uIBMVWR ITaniiHiia*.\Wi ltiWB ▼«,
R.sidence—-At Beo 3. E. Oldrights,
ist of the Capitol, (formerly the residence
*, Worrell.) Office hoar*, from 8 to 11 a.«,
2 to 4 r. ii. feblStw tf
G. T. BOA RDM AN
DENTAL SURGEON,
AOWIK, T«*a«,
BetabHsbed
latest improve
Moore'i
18S1.—OpMwtse with tbe
jt*. ,0«ae,over M «
Vvenuií. msyStwIm
| vs. j. w. Mclaughlin,
J 5 dan sad Burgeon, Austin,
Office at Iste "Austin Republic
o< ial tooy. fe
Attorney and Counsel
' , and Land Agent
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MantifactUrtrl by the P<opfi*t^w
OLLA > I ,
Is w ar
trm «11
-ntei,
Ague.
Organ*.
T , "and (m
Wj_|t has no
■ DeWU§J
«-
Itjf¿sit „
This i* ealculaled to a
obnsppps" tbe most
kind, «fli i
gn r«o~
I -Bell
popuinr art!-
this em
It is
*jr
emintry
dl titl i«
and tha
Asa be* -
bat tbrouffbout tbn «rorld. 11
Jr*'* 1*0# erW^JOf s#wtw "w'™
ersge It bes no superior.
To tbe InvftUd and tbess who trevel and.
ore subject to changes rfwater aad islmate
they wtii9nd it aalaviilttsbt*
All we ask Is to giveooi^Ml
a trial.
Mr. H. O. Wolfe wss, ft* the period
twenty years, oonneetsd "With hi# unclé, tbe
l*te Udolpho Wolfe, during the tetter's
lifetime, and bis espwiraM and ftuowiedg*
* 'wise • eugagv
«tot he full
puhite tor v <
' wm •
of lb* bnslnees fa
be su Solent
wrv si esn^w.ewisew
Austin.
B, E. Bit TXB
émm
Southwest comer Ol Aveans and Mtokwy
streets. Opposite Avonue Hotel.
LARGE PICTDKB6 MABX
wwm
¥1
d
8t§
ma.
skift,
Qptii'rtl %\
¡|v IftNtiOff
timber ferfit
I
BohWtwSm U. R. JOHNS A CO.
'/"■fyt}1 ■w.'i""* 1
v>;; ^ jg
HOUSB AND SIGN PAÍNTRR,
Congreos Avenue, opposite Long's Livery
AUSTIN WTEXAS.
the
Ckmgrers Avente, C< r. Ceder Street
I AUBTW, t*XAt>.
r<y
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of tbioklnd, and to that end!
his energies.
For sale by aN «epeetató OriWrreaad
Apotbecsrisi.
HUDSON G. WOLI C d CO..
wAwtfJ Offles. 18 South WiUiaio KWf*' ■
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