The Waco Daily Examiner (Waco, Texas) Vol. 2 No. 161, Sunday, May 10, 1874

              WACO DAILY
VOL II. WACO, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1874. NO. 161.
PROFESSIONAL, FAROS.
pOUNTAIN JONES, M. D.,
Surgeon and
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
WACO, TEXAS,
'I’endere bis professional services to the citizens
Of Waco and yicinity. Special attention paid to Ob-
■tetrics and Chronic Diseases.
OFFICE—Front room, over Bismarcks, on Third
Street. Residence on Sixth Street, west of Catholic
Church. mar21D*fcWly
SR. SMITH,
• DENTIST,
Front Offiob,
Over Peteraoa & Blaffer’s,'
telll-* AUSTIN AVENUE.
«HN T . FLINT..................D. T. CHAMBERLIN
pLINT & CH A Jf BERLIN,
banker.
Will practice m the Courts of the Thirty-third
Judicial District. Office in the Sturgis Baildifi /, on
Austin street. tutrloDAWly
V. J.BVAX8. J. F. DAY 18
EVANS & DAVIS.
Attorney* and. Counsellors at Law
WACO, TEXAS.
Have in connection again resumed the ]>rac-lije
of the Law in all its departments.
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G. WILLIAMS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ft. Graham, Tkkas,
Will practice Only For Cash.
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A, HEWLETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
| Waco, Texas.
OFFICE—In Johnson’s Building, Bridge
street. feb2ld*wly
DR. A. A. BEVILLE,
Surueon De-ntist.
Oflloein second story of Hosan’c Building, Austin
street, Waco, Texas. Office hours from $' a. m. to
8.F. m Teeth extracted without pain. nov*12
JQE. T. M. ALLKN,
SURGEON DBNTIST, AUSTIN AVENUE
WACO.
Having permanently located in Waco, tenders hie
professional services to the public. All work war-ranted
in the latest and beet style. Office hour?
Irom 8 a. mi,-to 6 p. m. Office for the present with
Dr. 8. K. Smith. lulywjkAj
p W. PARK, M. I).
Offers hi« professional services to the citizens of
Waco and vicinity.
fc^gr* Office at Eastland & Co.’s Drug Store, Eas
side of Public Square. - jyl7Dt
rp E. UNDERWOOD,
I*hybieian and Surgeon.
'WACO, TEXAS,
OFFICE—With Dr. J. H. SEARS, north
sido of Fiiblic Square, where he may be found
day or night, when not professionally en-gaged.
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W. H. WILKE3, M. D................S. B. HAMLETT, M. D.
WILKES A HAHLEfT,
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS,
Waco, Texan.
OFFICE—In Womack & Keljett’s Dnu; Store
Dr. Wilkes’ residence, next door to the Cumberland
Presbyterian < hnrch, on Washington street, be-tween
Third and Fourth streets.
Dr. Hamlett’s residence, opposite Female College
on (Hay street, between Second and Third streets.
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rp HANCOCKk a lo:,
E A H B E R S ,
t0ppo3ito Avtrna Hoiel, Austin Texa?.)
Polite attention Lull
in the city.
best accommodations
aprl ld'f.
|| J. GOODE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Weco,............................. - Texas.
L. C. .ALEXANDER. GB JiiGhi W. SMITH
W. T. RUCKER.
j^LENANDER, RUCKER A SMITH.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Belton, Texas.
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FLINT & GRAHAM,
ATTOHNETft AT LAW,
WACO............................. ...................................TEXAS
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pLOURNOY Jk TAYLOR,
ATTOH1TEY3 AT LAW,
ANX*
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
WAOO. TEXAS,
OFFICE—Front room, up stairs, over Fo
As Jackson’s Bank. octS
S. A. CAY1TT,........................................................ 4 O. FARR*
Bryan,Texas. Vicksburg, Mias.
QAVITT & FARR,
Attorueys at Xiaw.
WACO, TEXAS,
WACO,
piVR AND LET LIVE I
:EIETLAND & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
BRIDGE STREET, TWO DOORS FROM.TH
PUBLIC SQARE.
Are prepared to furnish at.
LIVING RATED, FOR 0 A3 H
All articles usually found in
Drug stores,
WE STfiDY TOJPLEASE.
fresh. Drugs.
PURE MEDICINES.
FIJUB^PERFUMRS,
’TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY SOAPS,
rcitthu and Brnnhet,;
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
FfNE PCteAaKS,
HAIR DYES,
PAINTS AND '.OILS.
S’atoat Aloclioinoai sbe
K A8T;LAND & CO.,
Waco, ........ Texas.
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|£EL.LLEEY’S FOUNDRY.
G. A. KELLEY, Proprietor,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS,
SUPPLY DEPOT, LU3K BUILDING, WAOO, TEXAS
MANUFACTURER OF*
COOKING ANI> , KKAINCi &OI1S
CAST TURNING PLOWS,
4HOVF.LS AND SOOUTEE8, AVASH-KET-TLES,
COUNTRY HOU.OW-WARK,
DOG IKONS, BTC.
Indueemems ^Offetd to tlie rude. | J
Send for Pieellftt.
25p“Coiraty Doulers and the Trade Generally,'sup
plied on the meet. Favorable Torms^gS
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Wm. A. Fort. Geo. W. Jalabon
FORT & JACKSON,
BANKERS
and Dealers in
Foreign & Domestic Exchange
WACO, TEXAS.
Correspondents.—Winslow, Lanier & Co—New
York. Louisiana National Bank, New Or-leans.
T. H. McMahan & Co., Galveston, m
L. Leonard A Co.. Culvert. oetl5s>w6J
Jj ALEXANDER & BRO.,
DEALKR8 IN
Dry Good and Clothing,
HATS, BOOTS AND SNOISS, NOTIONS, GEN-TLEVENS’
FURN!SUING GOODS.
POCKET OTTLERY, LADIES’
8ADDLB8, CROCKERY, '
ETC., ETC.
Oar Ulotto tii Qulelc Sale[an 1 ,xt xT 1
82*?“ Please give us a call at our new store, oppo-site
the Heatherly House,
AV A CO, TEXAS.
deoldly
R. M. BONNER. J. B. BONNBR. W. H. TREN
M. BONNER & CO., R. KLM STEKT, EAST WACO,
G4tthe old stand of Bates, Randlcman <fcMaytnm
Wholesale wild ftwtiiil fivoeers
t-W Highest market price paid for
COTTON, WOOL AND 'HIDES.
YSIWtl
T?RESII MEATS.
Third’ Straot basket House.
Best the country aiior ds, m all the choice varieties
and styl»?a of good, lav, fresh meats. Polite atten-tion
and moderaie twins'. Give oh a call.
II. L. & A . G. LEHTaLJETT.
novls J'/ccii^
ICE !! ICE!!!
100.000 POUNDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Delivery Free te City Customers.
Order? from the Cosinry and neighboring towns
promptly Ailed, upon the most satisfactory tern s.
MUHL A SEARS,
Proprietors, Ice Factory, Waco, Texas.
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XXT ACO MARBLE AND STONE YY WORKS.
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN Mr’ it;
BLES,
TOMBSTONES AND MONUMENTS CN\
HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
Doaigr v furnisbel free.
TlBLSTS, FOBJili JSE MABBLB AND MaNTSLH.
JQR. R. S. GARNER,
OCCDI.IST A -\ i» -At HIST,
WACO, TEX A 8.
Treat? aH di?eft?cp, au>.l perform^ .all SurgiCil Op
rit.iou* upon cue Ey .- aud Bar exclusively. Oa*e
routed frv»m a'l part? ol tue tt.itl. S.iMdratino'
ivou'ii ri! ca3ii>. o doe in tli s ilagtiu dail tin
a hU u A ven ue. fel> W1 y g
j Jf. TAI LOR,
DENTIST
Ma»Y3VILLe, Johnson County, Texas.
TERMS—CASH ON COMPLETION OK 0T-RATION.
CHARGES MODE HALT.
Orders from the country attended to promptly
My yard is now supplied wtth the .best
rock in Toxaa, guaranteed to withstand any
-Umate WM. fllMFSOS.
fehi5daWIv PRYiniT^
rXCH ?»'SOS Ac. 1U«COV.li V. 1.5. H
STOVE DEALERS,
West tsMe-of Fuhlk; Square,
W a co.
DeiDurs. in PLAIN, “STARED an!. JAPANMUD
' TIN XVAltE.
iyUTTBIUKO anno,on short notice, and
Warranted-
Sol© Agent,for the celebrated
BUG K 8 BRILLIANT,”
HOIJSTOjV.
|| 8CHERFFIUS,
M aolilnery
-AND-AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
(Main Street, next door to City Bank,)
Houston,............................ Texas.
AGENT FOK
Utica Steam Engines and Saw Mills.
Pratt’s Improved Cotton Gins.
Stepple’e Iron Screw Cotton Press.
Albertson’s Iron Screw Cotton Press.
-Sampson Horse Powers.
Buckeye Mowers and Reapers.
Coleman’s Corn and Wheat Mills.
Straub’s Corn and Wheat Mills.
R. Ball & Co’s Wood Working Machiiiery.il
Dlebold <fc Kicnzk’sFire and Burglar Proof Safe9
Best Rubber Belting. •?
Avery’s Steel and Cast Plows, Sweeps , Cultiva-tore.
Ac. decJwDjbWtt
HUTCHLNS HOUSE.
N. P. TURNER, Proprietor
HOUSTON,............................... .. .. TEXAS
Located in the eentfe of BuaiMess.
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Q CONRADI,
io.
WATCHMAKER and JKWELER,
01 Main street, Van Alstyne’6 Building,
HOUTON.' I’EXAH.
H. J: HUX'CE5K?*i,
Cotton Faot-or
a Nr
Commission Merchant,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
fdfcon consigned to me at Houston or Galveston
fixcuiL with prompt attention,
lull stock of Bagging and Ties constantly on
A. McGOWEN,
Iron and Bra»* foundry
-AND-IS/
TaoTim© Strop,
Manufecturers of Steam Engines and Boilers,
and all kind of Castings.
AT OENTBAI, BAILBOAD DBPOT,
mehl’inw6m Houston Texas
D. CLEVELAND.
Wholesale Grooer
AND
C liUMlSaiOJN MERCHANT,
37 MAIN STREET,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, Hides and
Country Produce.
Agent for Sugar Plantations and sells at
New Orleans prices.
Sells Candlep, Tobacco and Cigars at Factors’
prices, freights added. Special attention given to
sale *nd shipment of cotton and handling on com-mission.
mayI:P73DWly
PIANO
IH
CHEAPER than in
NEW YORK.
CALL OR^WRITEJFO
PROFESSOR F. E. SIMEON*
Waco, Texas.
maynb&Wti
; A AIR BANK’S SCALES
"ulton Beams, Huy Scale#, Cattle Scales
Joan ter and, Platform Scales of all description?
•and aider-.' -Giiarainect! correct aud reliable.
Freorimf r’x Steel M Wh,
For grinding Corn, Coffee, Spices and Drug?
MILES’ ALARM MONEY DRAWER
AND
Shrivcrs Letter Copying Press
For sale at Ne w York pricey, by
W. II BOWMAN,
53 Camp Street, New Oi’kan9.
VCQ90.D12
"v\/ wi Pi(>i>, ''7!".
» » Upliolsiolster nnd maaufactHier of ail
mat tresses.
WACO
JJUTCHINSON & M’CONNELL,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
STOVES AMD TINWARE,
(John A. W.inu’s old Stand,)
Commercial Bow, Waco, Texas,
Invite attention tti the LANGES!' AND BEST
Stock b/i the Intenor. .
Cooking amt Heating Stove*,
In great number and variety.
The Cotton King.
Good Will,
Hearthtide wnd
Consul.
—AtSO—
The best Cook Stove in "MS—IT BAXES BETTER;
it burns less fuel, and .is more durable than any
other. We challenge comparison as to piles and
quality, and guarantee satisfaction in evey case.
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«BO. W. JACKSON, OF.O. A. BROWN
JACKSON & BROWN,
Fire Insurance Agents.
If ACO, TEXAS.
REPRE.S'BNTTNG THE FOLLOWING RELIA
. HLKJfIRE COMPANIES:
Texas Banking and Insurance Co., Calveston, Tex.
Phusnix Insurance Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
American Central, 8t Louis
iouisiana Mutual, New Orleans.
West. Texas Fire and Marino, Saw Antonio, Tex.
Old Dominion, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Banking and Insurance Co., Richmond.
Office at Fort & Jackson’s Bank, Waco,
Texas aug!78dly
tin- Waw a..«l
fatciies aM Jev/ulrY.
W. M. RAGLAND,
Practical Watchmaker and'Jewels
—Dealer In—
NE JEWELRY WATCHES, 8II.V8R
-”_ATED WARE,
No 13, Down’s Building, Commercial Row-
WACO....................................... ................ Ill A A
83?*' %*Qulck sales and small profits. ****•— ^
E iui v article wari.uittd a# ri-pr^ac-uied or mot.,
ret niidCd. Repairing of watches and jewelry done
wi)h experience and warranted at rekwonaole chav-geu
Engraving done at short notice.
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J D. WAlVLADiK
Gem mission
If-
Merchant
Arid Ds&Isr m
drv go or/s oft GRoGJsmr.s,
Hoots, Shoes, Mats, Clothing,
And Agricultural Implements of all kin g-
Prompt attention given to consignments,
floods of all kinds sola at lowest rates.
Give him a call at his n«w stand in the Lusk
biidintr, corner of 2d. .treat and Broadway
a-’ ’i-wswlv WAOO. TKXA8.
nHABLGS UAIUiER
Y' iSlfOCKHWIR TO
OARBER & MUISftER.
’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER,
(lor. 8rd, and Fra n kiI u . tiir.,
Watb. ‘
A lull stock of be$t material—w^rkmer. ol ■arpe
lerice and ykill—a^ir. guaranteed. iyJ9dG
■MMBHBHMMMBi M—B VftUUKB*
The ?Sew Remedy forfiupture
A moat h'luortant inven tio;if Mold by The Mastic
TniRfi Co , No. 633 Rromlwav. New fork City. It
retains rupture ahyoldtely in ease ar.d comfort, day
and night, at all times, under ail circifuiatancee
whatever Id any case, and Rhoulu uever be taken
off duling the hort tLifnye.quisite to effect a tier
maneut euro, tut, by riiail. ‘ Circ:ilara free. J r>
druggist or physcjan will order t/oje truss fo** yo
without clmrge. .
TER. M. WARDtVELL,
WITH
f.miderbaek, 4.m>cri Co.,
43 CHAMBERS STJtEET, NEW kOBK,
Importers and WhbpRue Dealers in
SfiRKRAL HAltpW^JtBh, AND PCOEJCT OUTLEKT
Wilson’ Butcher and Skinning Knives, Amcnc&v
Hiuitlng and Batcher Riiives, WllkiusQi*’*
Sheep shears, Celt’ Army and Navy
MetaVic t’artridgft Fistols
an d Metal ic Ca c tridg^.s.
Henry Kille and Caibtnes, itlexican Spars, Bit?, «frc
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BDWARD A. DAMC^i. CHARI,US P. DAMON
Henry Mv&dicai, cf Texas, with
Ip A. DAMON & CO.,
Li. [Established 185 f >1
Importers & f Mesale Lipor Dealers
FINK KENtUOKt WHISKEYS,
<t Sc 4,10 KLM STREET, ST. LOUTS MO.
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McCLELLAND HOTEL,
WACO, TEXAS.
This FIRST CLASS J^DT.^L is now opened
ir the ftccommodjtion of the trnnei nt p.ub,
.>_nnius at tluj dopOrt. an-the ajriy
u 3m* ■'
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STIN HOUSj.,
M
• I*>S /oj...
(Opposite MvCleMai^Yl^a^o, Austin Avenue.) -
Waeoj......................................................... ...'Hexas.
MRS. N. He KIRKPATRICK, Propr!etic.?t.
Good Hccomihodatioi s for Loth perefenent and
fraucient boarders’, on moderate terms..
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TJlc Crliufnul Coil it Still
Marlin.
Senate Bill No. 110.J,
P, j AN ACT
,To establish ft Ciiminal Court In and for the Cities
of Wac9 ami Marlin and deliKlng the power*
thereof.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Texas,
That there is hereby, created aDd es-tablished
at the city of Waco, in the
county ot McLennan, and at the city
oi Marlin, in the county of Falls, each
a court of original and exclusive ju-risdiction
(except as hereinafter pro-vided,)
in all cases of felony, and con-current
jurisdiction in all cases of
misdemeanor, co-exlensive with the
limits of the comities wherein said
cities are situated; and tbe Judge
thereof shall, by virtue of his office,
have all the powers, and perform all
the duties appertaining to Judges of
the Distriot Courts within this State
in all criminal matters,and to grant all
such writs and process as a District
Judge can or may do in the execu-tion
of the criminal laws of this
State, and said courts shall have and
exercise appellate jurisdiction and the
same general control over inferior
tribunals in said connlies in criminal
cases, as is now exercised by District
Courts, and all appeals from the judg-ments
oi said courts herein established
shall be to the Supreme Court, in
the same manner, and under the
same regulations as are now, or
may herealter be provided by law for
appeals in criminal cases from district
courts?
Sec. 2. Said courts and the judge
thereof shall have power to issue the
writ ol habeas corpus and such other
writs as may be necessary to enforce
their own pi oper j unsdietieu.
Sec. 3. The said courts, in each
city, shall have a seal similar to those
of the Distriot Court, with the words
“Criminal Court ol---------engraved
thereoo, j,the bl&uk to bo filled with
the name oi the proper city, an ins#
pression of which acal shall be at-tached
to all writs and other process,
exeept subpoenas, issueing from said
court, and shall be used in,the authen-licatiwa
of all official acts of said
court, or the clerk thereof,^and certi-fied
copies of all orders, proceedings,
iudgcacuts and othtii acts of said
court, under the hand of the clerk
thereof, attested with the seal of the
court, taken from the minutes and re-cords
thereof, shall he admissible in.
evidence in ail courts of this State
in like manner as similar certified
copies from the District Courts are
now or may hereafter be admissible.
Sec. 4. There shall be appointed
by the Governor, by and with the ad-vice
and consent of the Senate, a
jadge oi said courts, who shall hold
his office for the term of six years,
and shall be removable in the
same manner as Judges ol
the Distriot Couils. Should a va#
cauey occur in said office during a
recess of the Senate, tbe Governor
shall fill the same by appointment,
which shall be sent to the Senate
within ten days alter that body shall
assemble, and if not confirmed thu
office shall immediately become* va*
cant.
Sec. 5. The terms of said conns
shall be held as follows, to wit: at
Marlin, in the county oi Fails, on the
first Mondaysjn January, May and
September in each year, and msy con-linueiu
session three weeks; at Waco
oft the fourth , Mondays in January,
May and September, in each r year,
and may continue in session foui
weeks.
Sec. t>- The trials amt proceed-in03
iu uftid courts shall be conducted
according to the laws in force gov»
eming the rules of pleading, practice
and evidence in tht District Courts,
and the regulationso! the Renal Code,
Code of Criminal Procedure, aud all
other laws with reference u> criminal
practice and proceduie, to the finvs
aud forfeitures, and to grand and
petit jurors shall be applicable to saitjl
courts. U
Sec.
judge of said courts to eichange, or
alternate, with any district judge as
provided by law in .criminal matters;
but said judge shall not praetice in
any Court of the State during the
time he holds said office.
Sec. 10. The'judge of the CrimB
nal Courts, herein established, shall
receive an annual salary of twenty-five
hundred dollars, to be paid by
the counties incladed in this order iu
the proportion following, that is to
say : the county of McLennan shall
pay fifteen hundred dollars of
said annual salary, and the county
of Falls shall pay one thousand
dollars of said annual salary. Said
salary shall be paid quarterly,
and shall constitute a preferred
claim against said counties;
aud the County Court of each of said
counties shall make provision ler the
prompt payment of their respective
portions of said salary, at the end
of each and ever^ quarier, m mosey.
Sko. 11. Whenever the Jadge ot
said courts raaylMl legally disqualU
fied from presiding on the trial et auy
cause pending therein, the venue of
said cause shall be changed to the
District Court of the county wherein
said cause is pending, to be therein
proceeded with, in accordance with
law.
Sec. 12. All laws and parts of
laws in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed, aud tliia act shall take et«
feet and be iu force from and after ita
passage.
R. R. Hubbarb,
President of the Senate.
Gut M. Bet an,
Speaker of the Jionse of Represent
tatives.
QUA LAUNDKY,
Atth® BathHouso, Is nt>w open and ready tp,re->
ceive work aud have it dpu« in a superior mauiier
and ft vie. Alto Hot and Cold battis at «11 bmtrs,
ap2SBlm ittliS. COX & PC WELL.
7. All criminal business pend,
ing iu tbe District Courts ot the
gounties of McLennan aud Falls
shall be transferred to said criminal
courts at the first term thereof in
their respective counties, and after
that- date said criminal courts shall
have aud exercise exclusive ju-risdiction
and control thereof the
same as if instituted in said courts.
Sec. 8. dhe clerks of the District
Courts, I be sheriflV of the counties,
and the district attorneys of tbe dis-
(riots in which said cities are situated,
shall be the clerks, sheriffs and
district attorneys of said couns,
under,the sarueiules and legulations
as tire now pi escribed by law for
their official- acts in tbe District
Courts of the State; and they Bhall
be entitled fo demand and receive
the same lyes for official services in
said courts that, they are now entitled
by law to receive in ciiminal matters
in the District Courts.
Sec. 9. It shell be lawful far the
Senate Bill No. 409.
AN ACT S
To amend an “An Act te attablUk a Criminal
Gf»arfc m and lot Yhe cities ©f Waco au4 Marlin,
ami defining itivfoovlrerd thereof,** passed at tk# ©ree&nt segiiou oi tko Lpgtiajatnre, *•;
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Texas:
That section » of the above recited
act be, and the same is hereby
amended so as hereafter to read as fol-lows
: _ „»«*, ...... ..
“Section A, The terms of said
oourts shall be held as follows, to*wit:
At Marlin, in the county ol Falls, on
the first Mondays in January; May
and September of each year, aud may
continue in cession for four weeks;
at Waco, iu MoLenuae county, on
the first Mondays in March, July and
November, of each year, and may
continue in session until the business
is disposed oi.
Sec. 2.—That this act act take *f-feet
from aud after its passage.
A Urok.cn H<art.
and cultivate^ and
The disgrace of he
IFrom the Memphis Register-]
Mrs. Sallie A. Whit?; wife of Cap*
tain J. E AJD(it«i the celebrated
horse* thief, died at the residence of
her mother, near Germantown.
Wednesday nigtit, of a broken heart.
Mrs. White, it will be remembered,
rescued her husband from jail last
winter with a dash and true wife
heroism that won for her the sympa-*
thf of chivalroftS gentlemen,by hand-mg
him a revolwer wheu she was per-nutted
to visit fiim. Mrs. White
was a high spirited woman, refined
of good family,
her husband beieg
arrested and dbVfiued as a horse»thief
wrought upon the liner feelings ot
her nature to such an extent that
the overstrained spirit refused to
bear its burden, and took its flight to
another and better sphere. While
her husband may be guilty of the
crimes charged against him, his wife
was innoceut, and the manner in
which she rescued him, her culture,
elegance, and good standing, have
enlisted iu her befialf the sympathy
of ail l who kueW her; and her sudden
death trom vhe causes which led to it
render this* sympathy still greater
and indicate clearly that while she
was a true wife, ready to succor her
n us baud uuderjany circumstances,she
was also a vruj, honorable woman,
who could not “suffer the stings and
arrows of outrageous fortune,” nor
bear the disgrace attached to a
blasted name.
The London Telegraph correspond-ent,
writing of the arrival of the Afri-cau
explorer’s body at Southampton,
supplies the following sketch of the
faithful attendant of tbe deceased:
“The uiaiu interest neutered iu a
short, stout negro lad of five feet one
or two inches, with au intelligent
countenance of a rather superior
ndrican type, though its symmetry
was fomewhat spoiled by being
swollen about the mouth from the ac-
Bidental blowing of a fly-rope during
the gale. He was neatly dressed ha
blue serge jaoket,with short trousers,
shooting boots, and round felt hat,
and soon became the centre of a knot
of gentlemen, all anxious to make or
to renew bis acquaintance, and all
shaking him cordially by the hand.”