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Preaching Snd and 4tli Sabbath's In eacb
month at Maaoqic Ball.
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evening: on ot before tins lull moon In cucli
month.
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lion. A. J. il«odt<IUtlgi!;. Ill Judicial
DUtriet.
S. W T* Lutiliam. district attorney.
Disti'litt Conn, for .lack county, coih-
uieiucs «n the, fourth Monday in 1-Vl.uai-y,
villii' mid October. anil coi.iiiuii't-
in stissloljt two wwkrt.
, COUNTY Ot'j'lCIAJA
Edward Wolfllirtii. district clerkt
I.. L. t'liitolillciil, siici'ilV.
S. it. Jlarlcy, ili'iiiitv.
JV A, ItciiHOii, illstrlct Htirvnyor
JV". 8. Maliry, >qici.-lal deputy.
". 8. .'unci, di'pnty.
W. Oallnwiiy. il<i>mv.
Tlionian W. Wllllain>i, proildliV; JiikI !<-<>,
.Iu«tlcc> I'liiirt for prerluut Xo. 1, U belli
the lir«t Monday In woh niiiiilii.
CITY" AV'l'UOUIttKS.
II. II, .McConui'll, Mayor.
W.C. UIUoii, Marshal,
>V. II. Appl"t
T. J. Glukelw
Win. Harrell Aldermen.
P. I. Ilartinan
H. llorton
Bapllit.
Will bold rj'gnlur services on the third
Sabbath In each month and Saturday be
for*.' -y,\ . . .
Jaihes Sixkuohk, Pastor.
TnuueMuce.
Meets every Tuesday at O-.IOp. in. at
the Masonic school rooms,
; H. UOBTON, W* P.
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L.P. Adamms, See't
Pi I. Hartman J. D. MoConnoll.
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WHtES & LIQUORS, for
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naltjr Ompeandrt at all honra
VAEDT & McLOUD,
..OB All AM, TOtiJfa CO., TEXAfl
Millers, Grain and Ootton Dealers.
Keep Constantly on hand. PLOUR,
MEAL, and MILL STUFF.
LUMBER ON IIAND AND 8AWKD TO
ORDKR. '
Cotton bought, Qined and Bol-
ed.
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■tcporlof.HaJ.J p,lon«i,('aui<
uittntltng I lie Fit.nli«*r lial-
lallatt, ' rxn Ktulc
Troops.
ArsTix, Tkxas, i
Mmcli 8th, 1870. f
Gat. )>"//?.. slct'li, AdjuUinl
Qrnetiily Austin, Texas:
Sir—For information of his
Kxivllonoy, the Governor. J
have the honor to make tlici fot
lowing brief report of the oyer
ations of the Frontier Buttaliou
and the condition of tho frontier
counties at this time: On the 1st
of J uue 1874, the Battalion con-
sisted of six companies, of one
Captain, two Lieutenants and
seventy five rneu each.
In the December following,
the force was reduced, for want
of sujfiicient appropriation to
maintain it, to one Lieutenant
and thirty men in each company,
and for the same reason, one
company was disbanded 31st of
March and another 80th ot April,
1875, leaving only four compan-
ies Of one Lieutenant aud thirty
men each.
June 1st. 1875, the term of en-
listment having expired, four
companies, of one Lieut, and
forty men each, were enlisted to
servo until the 30th of Septem-
ber.' As there wa% fio appropri-
ation for frontier defense during
these three months, I induced
the men to serve without .pay
and take the chances of the
next Legislature making an ap-
ropriation to pay them. By
isbanding the two companies
in March and April we had sav-
ed enough of the last appropria-
tion to pay for subsistence and
forage.
Ou.the 1st of September, the
beginiug of the present fis-
cal year, tivtf companies, of one
Lieutenant and forty, men each,
were enlisted for twelve months.
On the 1st of December half the
company was disbanded.
; About the 1st of April next
tif« Battalion will be recuited to
such force as qin be maintained
by the unexpended balance of
the appropriation, from that
time to the 1st of September, say
live companies ot thirty three
men each. y
-My plan of opera ting has be.en
to keep the several companies
ill localities most liable to In
an -depredations, with instruc-
tions to scout the counties' t?
which they were assigned con-
stantly and thoroughly. With
all escort of 30 or 40 men I visit-
ed the companies in turn, and
scouted the entire frontier from,
the head of the Nueces to Red'
River, about once a month, tuk-
ing a different route each time,
as .far us practicable. Also
made several scouts out to the
border of the plains. During
the lirst six months of the ser-
vice, there were more than forty
parties of Indiana on our fron-
tier, being about the average, so
the settlers say, of what it had
been for several years past. We
had fourteen engagements with
them, besides giving chase to
many we could not overtake.
one of which we killed all but
three, ami in another killed all
by the Indians, twe|ve or tliir-
i . t... • "hmto "" teen veavs a;-o, andonl v in t!i
but two. ^e jiMrsued abont Ln,,: ,)urt" <)f Vffl, ' bt.f(ll.
forty bar Is that we could
overtake
In a ni.ijority
of instances we
"(,t;laiU <li '" it have voU'ijj eiioti^h t<
reorganise the coliptx; gnverii
„ . ,, --------Now, 1 11 nd the imopl.
mf tl em coming in, or 6,uMjria|| ()Vl.,. ) 0,lnil vJith(',m
heir nu followed I hem m and(ltl,n .? |hi)llf wlli(.h hns n,,v,,
pn.vi.tw. them from doing inis- j beell tlolle tt,er,. k!l..
• During the second six months
Mere were about twenty par-
tus down. We had four en-
iments and chased several
ier parties, forcing them to
abandon their stolen horses,
the first of May, at this time
75), there were eight parties
of Indians in at one time.
I caught one of the parties,
killed five and wounded one;
c)iased three other parties, and
could have caught more of them,
but my force was too small,
liaving only four companies of
thirty men each in the field at
the time. , ,
Since May last, only six bands
of Indians have visited us. Have
had only 6ne fight, but chased
several parties pretty closely,
and redovered horses Irom
them. J
Since September no Indians
have been on our border, I mean
that portion of It in whit hmy force
has been operating, a territory
of 400 miles long and 100 miles
wide, from the head of the Nue-
ces on the southwest, to the
mouth of Pease on Red Iliv-
or.
There are live or six localities
on the frontier that the Indiulu
visited almost certainly .every
irevions
is Hat
moon, for several years j>i
to. the organization of th
talion.
We have lind in nil nineteen
engagements with Indians, in
l " i mi i . . i vens cbuuty was eufiielv de-
„„ r%,.' k'i1U'd ^'V^80'* j populated til the'satne time.
,'a;vllli: VOUIIM ' f5>"r- l'alo Pinto, Coleman n.ul V:w
MnJAvl.r.i ,. befdt't5 of'Parker and Jack almost <1-
ten or twelve more that wo have |Ilupuiiltua. Wiihiu the las;
leason to believe were killed or ^ar four of thrin have beeonn
purpi
I la
Captured' one Indian—Litilo
Bnll, now in tho Penitentiary..
Recovered a Mexican boy stol-
en three years ago on the Medi-
na ltiver, west of San Antonio.
Recovered from them about
one hundred horses and .two
hundred cattle.
My losses have been two men
killed and six wounded; thir-
teen horses killed and nine
wounded.
Hjive rendered assistance to
tho oivil authorities in maintain-
ing law and suppressing crimen
great many times, in several in-
stances having been called to
the interior counties for that
pose.
Have broken up several or-
ganizations of outlaws an«J fu-
gitives from"justice. Have had
fights with them.> Have ar-
'd and turned over to the
civil authorities about 110 fugi-
tives from justice, and recovered
from white thieves fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars worth
of cattle and horses and return-
ed them to the rightful own-
ers. ,
Last year a terrible feud ex-
isted between two parties in
Mason county. I went there in
September with a detachment
of my command; ascertained
that fifteen men had been killed
since tho feud began, within-
four or five mouths past; tound
two parties, of thirty men each,
in arms, one of which was forti-
fied, expecting an' attack from
the other. I put a stop to the
hostilities, and in ten daya
made about twenty arrests, and
restored peace .and quiet to the
community. Remained there
two months, and no breach of
the peace occurred during the
time. ( ■ .
During the past thirteen
months 1 have had no Quarter
Master, and have discharged the
duties of Quarter Muster and
Commissary, as well as Com-
mander of tli© Froiitier Battal-
ion.
When I fi rat went out I found
great difficulty in purchasing
supplies, unless I had the money
to pay down, as the people were
not willing to take vouchers or
credit the State. Now, they are
eager to sell to. me at a cash
price and take vouchers, to be
paid in Austin, or wait until it
is convenient for me to pay.
At first, I tried the old plan
)f engaging contractors to fur-
nish suppaes, but finding that
expensive and liable to abuses,
which I could not control, I
abandoned it, and now purchase
from first class merchants in
Dallas, Waco and Austin, find-
ing a difference in my favor of
about twenty-five per cent. For
instance, I paid contractors 33
to 30 cents for coffee, and nearly
always got an inferior article.
By my present plan it costs
only 25 to 27 cents, delivered to
the companies, and I always get
a prime article.
Vouchers and accounts in the
Comptroller's and Adjutant
Qeneral's office show that com-
panies called out for . fmntier
service in 1873 cost the State
$2500 to $2700 per month eucli,
for subsistence and forage. The
companies under my^command,
of the same size, cost the State
only $1300 to $1500.
The counties of Young, Clay,
Shackelford, Eastland. Coleman
Kimball, Tom Green, McCulloch,
Presidio and Pecos have been
settled, and organized Bince
this Battalion was called out,
and Stevens is now in process
of organization, making in all,
eleven counties that will have
been settled and organized with
in two years from the |iroe
the Frontier Battalion was
called out. I believe that not
one had been organized on that
part of the frontier for thirteen
or fourteen years before. Voting
county was organized, and in
1850 had a population of 1000
or 1200, but the inhabitant*
were all driven into the interior
interior counties.
For the lastfiscal year t!ie ap-
propriation for frontier defense
was $300,000, out of wliiclr $2.i,-
770 was drawn for support of
Minute Companies on the Rio
Grande frontier. For the cur-
rent year it is only $150,000 Out
of which $4305 has been (1 raw;
for support of Minute Coiupan
ies on the Rio Grande frontier.
It is believed that the present
tax lists of tho counties that
were on the frontier two years
ago, compured with what they
were then, together with those
of newly organized counties,
will show that the appropria-
tion for froutier defense has
proven a good investmnht for the
State, besides having been the
iiwans of saving, the lives and
property of citizens.
Tne 'settlements are rapidly
extending westward, ana th"
people on the frontier tell me
they now enjoy a feeling of se-
curity which they have not ex-
perienced before for sixteen
years, . I am, very respectfully,
Your obedient se> viuit,"
JOHN B JONES,
JSfqjjr Commanding. Fron-
tier Battalion.
No. 304.
a. it.
(D. J.
J. 11. JOHNSON,
MURPllY * CO.
TUE STATE or TEXAS
To thk SiiKRirr ok any Oonhtablk or
Jack County Uiikbti.hu:
You are hereby commaiut-
ded that by mulclng publication of tlila eltu
tlon In some newspaper In Uiccouuty ol
Jack for four weeks previous to the return
day hereof yoursiKRmon R. 1*. Stockton
and ilathlas Stockton, whose residences
are unknown, to be aud appear before llie
District Court to beholden 111 and for the
county of Jack, at the court house theroot
on tlielst Monday In June, then and thereto
answer the petition of J. R. Johnson filed
In wild court against D.J. Murphy, K. P.
Stoekton, Mallilus Stockton and FruiicI-'
M. Sutherland, that on the 2 th duy of
July 1871 the defendant), executed and dellr
ered to plaintiff their promlsbry note, for
nine thousamt dolbirs due the first of May
187a for value recelvetl, that plaintiff Is the
legal owner of tlio same, tluit tlic same 1
doe and unpaid except the. sum of llfty-
saven hundred and eighty-two and fifty one
hundredth dollars paid jlftcif May, 1872V
six hundred and eighty-four dollars paid
13Ui of October 1872. lhut defendants have
uegibcted and failed to pay said balance
of said dcfeiidant. llereln fall not but
have yoil then ami there' before said pourt
this writ with your return tberaon slww
Ing how you have executed the same.
Witness, Ed Wol^;irtli,t;|erk of
{\ the Dletrlct Court ol Jack county.
LJS. VGiven under my baud tills 17 day
I of March, A. I). 1870.
ED. WOtFFARTH,
C. D. C. J. C.
Q|SO. D. BAKE it |
- TB- • .' «0.«. .
JAMES COSOROVE. ' |
To th* Snauirr •> axt Coxitabi.s or
SuaCKKI.VORD CoU.NTT—titlKKTINO;
You are hernbv commands I that you
summon by pubiichtloh.as the law directs,
one James Cosgroy*. a transient lM-rwrn.
to he and appear beiore tlwjJusllue's
rourt, to lie held at the rcgijiar term
Ihercof, 111 and for Precinct Sol 1, of mild
county, nt my office iu (JrilBu. at 10
o,clock A. M„ on tlic first 8:ijurday lu
May next, the same' being tlijp <Hh dsy
tiicreof, then and there to answer (Jio. 1>
Baker, In an lictluu ol debt. Inslltiiletl
upon an aceouut for the sum ol tweuty-
tlve dollars due anil unpaid.
Herein rail nit, but have you Uicn and
there this wrluAvlth your action Uicteou
■it the law directs.
Witness my hand and ofllelul slgimture,
this the 2Sth day ol Marolr. A. D. I "7tl
C. K STRIBLiNU.
J. p.; Prec.'No. 1, Shackelford Co. Texas.
vorjw CGUAtl* ESTRAy.
I'. ken ii]i liy A, Wunlftlk and estniv-
iiibcl' ii'i* ■ . 1'. V •ililin.s. .1. I', rret. N".
I, \uiii.g touniy 'i!>.!•<. one baj roan
autre ii.hK'. about 1 i i^nuW lilgh, 13.year*
•'.'i n'Hl Ipuii'lrd A CO' !i fi sltiiuliler, and
: I pia!.'. (I by Jjtm-s KmiI-and Win. 1!.
Vi l;|i:imn at 5 to. tlili Jib day Of Oc'.oljer.
A; D. U'3. '
W. T. i'lTTO, CISc.
I«. C. Y. C. T«x s.
j'l.i'V Wiieo 7^ -;)i •^•r -Ciimplet •
o I i's eleveiitli voiiiiiie or. I lie 1st
inst. I", iioti.'i.c this i'net it says:
At ail linn s rtn.ly. to "render
tint i Ciesar Ui"'things that are
('•lusfir's," c. to di) justice to
all parties in every
phase of life iind . iindtir all cir-
I'iiM/Ianct s, the Itef/ister is the
pronounced frieu l of the correct.
ICMITon A l'tliUSUtR.
NO. 41.
LATEST NEWS
Maine is th* fifth srate that
has abolished the death jMial-
ty. The other four are Iowa,
Wisconsin, Mich'gau and Con-
necticut;
NO. *4.
W. A. MARTIN,
\*S
JAMES C'OS'JR yVE
To tllK SUKHirr OK A**' CoxSTAnt.K OF
SllA<.'XKU'okl> CocNTY—OhKRTINO:
You aie hereby commanded that you
summon by publication uk tbeUw dlrenta,
one James Cosgrove. a transient pwsoitt
lo be mill npisitr Iwlore the; Justices Court
to be held at * regular term thereof, in and
tor Precluet fin. 1. oif' saM county, at my
office.iu Uriffin,at 10 o'clock n. m.. on the
first Saturday lu Mil}' licxt, the same being
tlio (Jtli day tiicreof, then aud there to an-
swer W. A. Martin, lu an action of debt,
instituted upon hu acconut.for the sum ol
ninety dollars duo and unpaid. ,
llen-lii fall hot. but have yon then and
there this writ, with your action thereon
us the law direct*. ,
Witness ipy hand and o4fi«4al signature
.h:. ;:.c 28 day ol Mar. h. A-1 . ID'S. •
• C. K. KTRIBMNO,
J .I'.Pect. No. 1, Shackelford ,Oo,, Texas.
FROM ALL P0IHTS,
BY U. S. TELEGRAPH.
Off patches trom Brovrnsvlllc says that
Insurgents attacked New tamlo ou Mon,
flay morning and lighting still going ouj*
Two men and tWo women were killed on ;
Uiemerican slde'bystray bullets. .ItljM
ksIu the commander at the U. 9. force* 1* J
preparing to shell New Larwlo If any '*
more shots are fired to this sitle. i
Trouble exists between Mexicans aud
Coiiiuitilidt-rof U. S. forces caused by the .
arre^t of mi, Aiiierluaii uietclnuit tor re-
fusing to pay the forced loan levied by?
Mexican.-. Be was put In Jail and throat- V
ened with death If he did not pay. Col.
Mernam crossed ov«r slid told <jiwnr 1
tanto of Mexican foroes Us would hold
Ills forw In redinesa to protect American ',
citlXeus. Quentanto replied, *'jrou can do
as you damn pl«ase." -
Insurgent* attacted Mew Lorwlo twico
but were repulsed. Latett 'new* i
ihat mme
fired ou U. 8. Guard and
was being shelled, $
At tli* request of the (J.
Col; - Merriam planted I"
bank of the river. At 1 p,«j"
opened Art on purgaarda atfte
compelling them to wUhdraw, flie lire
Wa< then turned u)ion the gunners wliars- i
upon Llent. Saxtjpr threw two dkdb into '
ini
m. U, S. troops returned lire with
pound howltma. shelling New 1-orrdo. f j
. On the lUtt'Oalveatoii l«rt t20,000.b;
'.r'. rs
F#r ttefitt afl
Jack County Kalr yn.
Takch up by A. I.. Hcnson and cstray-
«Hl before Thos. W. Williams presiding
Justice of Jack county. Texas, one dun
pony horse. 14 bands high. years nl.l
black main and lall brand-d on tlic left
shoulder thus -
u
and appraised by I.. L. Crutebfielil aud B.
V. Clampltt at $13, tbls Ihe itli day of
April A. D. IWfl. •
ED. WOLFFAltTH,
Ok. D. C. J. C. Tex.
A(« Mlrotiltmo 1
This Exquisite Spanish ''ToiJ
lette preparation," for beauti-
fying and preserving the coin-,
plexiou and skiii, lias for years
been excbiMwly prepared by
Don MaNoel Aoosta, an emi-
nent chemist of Seville, Spain,
and by him. sold in largo quant
tities to the elite of that city,
Madrid, Havana, and elsewhere,
as an incomparable beantiiier
and preservatl ve of the complex
ion, and certain preventive of
wrinkles, freckles, pintplet^ sun-
burn, tan, and all blemishes of
the skin. While making a voy
age to Cuba some - yegrs ago,, on
one .of the British Royal 1 ~
Steamships, "Don Mandki, was
overtaken by severe sickness,
and his life for days despaired
of, but ultimately,he rallied and
ecovared,- and as nn aeknowl
edgeinent of his appreciation of
Dr., Campbell's services' (Dr. C.
being nt that time Medical officer
on board tlio steamship]!, lie
presented the Doctor with " the
formula fiom which he pre-
pared his. finnous "AGUA
M1RACULOSO," (.Miraculous
Wtaer). So m ,i n," 11 dy patients
for whom Dr. C. has prepared
an ocasio^al bottle, having
expressed themselves most
enthusiastically in regard of its
merits, he lias determined for
t!ie future t<> prepare it ns- a
St ax da nn Toii.ktte PnsrAR-
atio.v. lis uie imparts to the
skin, a dazzling brilliancy,
healthy friMlines.^, transparent
clearness, vi'l\'<*ty smoothness,
ex^ulfito swftnef^j and a sin-
gularly beautiful yoilthfilluess
of texture, attaiuhbie bv no oth-
er means. A few applications
will convert the roujhuxt skin
into one of Aia'^is-'-r delicacy.
Ir fa not a "Paint" <r "'Knamel,"
buta Ddfciautl;/ Fnu/r int Med
icnl Watrr for i iio skin, of mar-
vellous efficacy. A\rAi:nAM'K0
as harmless as pure milk. Price
One Dollar p« r li-jfrle. Si\ l ot-
tfes for Five lloJ>;.rs. Bxpress-
edtoany addr.-ss, Pi!t;i>A«"D
only BV JAMK3 P. CAMP-
BKLli, M. Li., Clii-inist, fir, Fnl-
ton St., N. Y. Hetrnrr of
dahgeroux and worthies* imifa
Hons..
Sold at Dr. Orelilies Pharma-
cy, Emory Rains Co., Texas.
inability to lie. d
sweaty*!
.'-•• •It; i
Hon ot \
nerve% i _
circulation oft
at bed-time
Li
any fornii
by yonfoii
sayeHfel
Sold at Dr.
c^.Emor ~
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catarrh, d
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address, b^r
to
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all Pain! - Instantly
and speedily cures
rheumatism, sciatica,
mumps, sore.thnmV h«!
earache, toothache, lamli
aching feet, frozen limbo,
blaina, tamors,. priiis i
joints, contracted tendons, {
alysis, hard swellings,stlffjoin
bruises, crfUnps, spasm^l
Internal and . External
Price 50-ceuts and $1 peirl
Sold at Dr. OredUle's)
Emory R^qs Co., by Mrs.
A. Collins, Bremond, Rot
Co., Texas, and by tra
agents. ; .
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The Drngglst or dealer
sending an eider -for not«
than Ono Dozen Agua Miraen
logo, accompanied bv -94
balance C. O. D., will have th*J
f vein* ice Agepcy for the to*
in which he resides, and bis bns-
iness Card added to the abovt
advertisement.
Depot 66 Fnlton streel, N. Y.'.^
Good agents wanted.
Family paper sent free to KRjrjf
address.
Bring your Job Work to tho Echo Office!
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Robson, G. W. The Frontier Echo (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, April 14, 1876, newspaper, April 14, 1876; Jacksboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth233794/m1/1/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.