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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

l., Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
A sSIGNEE'S SALE M
IA 4. at,aI.EsY OF ..al1 tat...s. =. ~
LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
In compliance with a decree of the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia, in the matter of Frederick Perkins,
bankrupt, of date September 8, 1873, will sell
at auction, free from liens. on tffe.'
TUESDAY. 7ru DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
| at IL o'clock M, in front of the United States
COURTHOUSE. I'm the city of Richmond:
~ NO. 1-247 Acres, having been surveyed,
and Maps will be shown on day of sale.
IL NO. 2-90h Acres Cleared and Wood land
NO. 3-l46h Acres %
NO. 4-loo Acres So.
NO. 5-03 Acres
NO. 6-46A Acres :"
H. NO 7-5l Acres I" /"
NO. S-lS5 Acres :" ("
Also n LIFE INTEREST in a tract of land of
$50 acres. tD1s! sEL ..aAf.
All of the above land Is situated about four
miles south of Louisa Courthouse.
aasu $3.50 TERMS 44-.T.l 4
One-third cash the balance on a credit of six
and twelve months, with approved security for
the deferred payments and title to be retained
by the assignee until the purchase money is
paid. JABOB COIN, i, +
SO l5--2aW3w ,..E Assignee, 4
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Aucrros sAfrs.
AssIGNEE's SALE

- ASSIGNEE'S SALE -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
T. 49,. COUNTY OF AMELIA. qlis. f4 ~
e. As assignee of W. W. Fretwell, who has been
aojudged a bankrupt l shall proceed to sell on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2orn OCTOBER NEXT,
at ~ o'clock m, in front of the United States
courthouse, in the city of Richmsnd. cHlv
80 6s7, ACRES OF. VALUABLE LAND, =
the property of the said Fretwell. This is a very
desirable place, Situated on the Appomattox
river, nayigable stream, and about thirteen
miles from Jetersville depot on the Richmond
and Danvile railroad The land is well adapted
TO the growth of tobacco, wheat and corn. Z.
There is a good DWELLING HOUSE and all
the usual farm houses. JAs q Hft4I@ ~
-iHsa oii TERMS OF SALE; eIc- n
One fourth Of the purchase money cash. the
residue In three equal installments of six, nine
and twelve mouths with interest, the purchaser
executing bonds for the deferred payments, and
title retained until tho whole purchase money is
paid. liz ~ Fl r.. FARRAR. -
&C 6-2aw3w ~ rF.77, ll7F07' Assignee
tLt s.4r.t NS'e"S''I
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Thirty-Eighth District.

Thirty-Eighth District
To be made by Lynchburg committee.
Thirty-Ninth District.
To be made by Lynchburg committee.
Fortieth DlstrIct.
To be made by Lynchburg committee.
The county committees of the various counties
are authorized and requested to appoint county
canvassers in their respective counties.
The committee is gratifled to announce that
In addition to the foregoing list of able and en-
ergetic canvassers, the Hon. ] Harner Gilmer,
of Richmond, and other distinguished speakers,
have volunteered their services during such pc.
RODS of the canvass as can be devoted by them
to the cause. Hon. J. Harner Gilmers appoint
ments will be announced in a few days.
ALFRED MORTON, Chairman.
JOHN II. PoPHAM, Secretary.
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by Jafnes NJ Iaylor, Auctioneer.
"A ssIGNEE's SALE .....s ~
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE IN NEW KENT
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BY virtue of IN order of the United States Dis
trict Court Tor the Eastern District of Virginia,
bearing date October ], 1873, / will sell on n
MONDAY, 10Th DAY. OF OCTOBER, 1873,
at IL o'clock m, in front of the United States
courthouse, at Richmond, Va, as assignee of
]. p. Undertake. bankrupt,
lst-One LOT OF LAND in Barhams vile
New Kent county.jya.
2d-s4 IL ACRES OF LAND, near Barha ms
vile.
This land will be sold free from all liens and
circumstances, except the contingent right Of
dover Of said bankrupt's wife. ~
alit TERMS ~ 8&ii
One-third cash the balance on a credit of six
and twelve months, purchaser giving notes for
the deferred payments, and title retained until
said notes are paid. A. r. COURTNEY,
oco-ZaW3w 2 y ~ .ial Assignee.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown, $40
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l15 Main street.

tiAO ilttiu blIttb.
A SsIGNEE'S SALE ssA
REAL ESTATE IN CHARLES CITY
s t COUNTY. -.54l a.
In compliance with q decree OF the. United
States District Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia, in the matter of " ]. Mountcastle,
bankrupt, dated September o. 1873, / will sell at
auction, free from all liens, ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1878,
nj IL o'clock M, In front of the United States
courthouse In the city of Richmond,
ONE-SEvENTH INTEREST
in n tract of land containing 100 acres, situated
the county Of Charles City.
TERMS:
One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve
months with approved security, and title re-
tanned until all the purchase money is fully
paid.
Also BONDS, NOTES and JUDGMENTS,
due said bankrupt for CASH.
oe l-2aw3w Assignee.
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Hsg" SPOTSWOOD COAL YARD.-I
have renewed my lease on the spotswood Coal
Yard, and am now ready to receive orders for
winter supplies of FUEL.
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES, stoves and
furnaces; a1t. +If
WINTERPoCK, CUMBERLAND and MID
LOTHIAN COAL; .
West Virginia SPLINT COAL; e
SOFT COX II for stoves and ranges;
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split
u'lnd1ng). w. Is. PITCHER. Z
iy 2.3--in b4a 10y /
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AaA AsSiGNEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE IN NECK
LENBURG AND LUXEMBOURG
COUNTIES, VIRGINIA.

/ COUNTIES VIRGINIA..
| BY virtue of AN order of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern district of
Virginia, bearing date August 8, 1873, will, as
as,a,ignee or Thomas j. Love, bankrupt, sell as
One tract of about 32f ACRES OF LAND
lying in the county Of Mecklenburg, on South
Meherrin river, abotit one mile from Mr. Joseph
A. Pngh's Touring and saw mills. adjoining the
lands OF 5. Ii: Johnson, W. ID. Smithson, and
others On this tract is an excellent DWELL
OF choice fruitsJtIt is Wellwatered and tim
bered, at least two thirds being in original
growth pleasant neghborhood, with
churches convenient. 'ti q, W 'iI}9o lP1tHEI
This tract will sell at Doydton,
20 ON THE1 18TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
at u m, that being Mecklenburg coprt7day. iri
Another tract of about is7 I.a ACRES
lying IN the county of Lunenburg, near North
Meheffin river, within one mile of Mr.. David
Loves Touring and saw mills, adjoining the lands
OF III III. Loves estate, Joel Wall, and others.
On this tract is a good DWELLING with neces-
sary ont-honses, and n good orchard. 1t ia we'll
watered and has a sufficiency of timber for
farming purposes. very pleasant neighbor
hood, with churches convenient.tl ,u fFT 1Hl
This tract l will sell Mt Lunenburg Court
house, ltr
ON MONDAY, THE iorn OF NOVEMBER
next, at IL m, that being court-day.
These lands are well adapted to the crops Of
the region; are now under cultivation, and are
well worth the attention of those, wishing TO
purchase.
One-third cash. balance In six and twelve
months, purchaser giving notes with approved
security for the deferred Payments and title re-
tanned until said notes are paid. ~ rGl 10
l offer the above named lands for sale private
y until the above named days of sale, # not
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M ~ 4679 f.EnE
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District of Viz
Ginia 1900 ~ ~ ' -

--Z L.Etf 4679 f...
l N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District of Viz
ginia ~ 4rt--~-4gT -
In the matter of F. II. Thompson, bankrupt
AZ Richmond, on the 18Th day OF May a. d.. 1873.
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
~, rlease 70 take notice hereby, that a petition
mas been, to-wit on the 18th day of MAY. a. d.
M HE'D In said District Court, by i. H.
thompson, OF Hanover CO.. y in said district, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt mn
ger me act OF Congress entitled IAN Act 10
establish Uniform System of Bankruptcy
anroughont the United States" approved March
20, ls0l, ior u discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyable
under said act, and that thel7th day of Oot'ber.
a. 49, -. 1873, az ~ O'Clock a. M, before W. w.
FORBES one or theregisters of said court in bank.
Iuptcy, at his office In Richmond in said district,
rs the time and place assigned for the hearing al
the same, when and where you NAV attend and
snow enc cause II any you have, why the prayer of
tne said petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
n att tnird meetings Of the creditors of the
sald bankrupt will be held at the same time and
si'so' fi ,j,h.Ig = w. w. FORBES, f,r
-o.. rroaiu Register In Bankruptcy for the
"A q iot Of VI
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aag~ spoTsWoOD COAL YARD

L. HiSOoiAhil Sh,
Auctioneer and Com. Merchant.
, 1873-12-30
FINANCIAL,

Affairs of t2ae Tex us l. Pacific Rail.
rund GOmpnny--fke fkeuHo1aA fur Diabc-
Loving the Statement that the Jan.
mary Interest OH Its IsOuda will Not
be Paid.
Special Diapasch 70 The Chicago Trsbuue.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec, 29.-A report reached
bore to.day through private dispatches from Now
York to tho effect that tho Texas & Pacific, rs
we'll az tho Northern paoilo Railroal has Issued
circulars conveying the intelligence that tho
Company will bo unable to pny tho January i'll
forest OH Ito bonds, and slgnifying its purpose
to issue scrip In lieu thereof. This report, 90
far an 1t relates to tho Texas l. Pacific Com
pany, ia doubted hero for the reason that
as is generally understood, there arc only about
$1,000 in bonds now Oh tho market, and they
are tho only bombs on which tho Company need
feel bound to pay interest upon at this time.
1t Is notorious tact that upon tho HubHorip-
tlou by tho Yexas L paclc Construction Com
pany OF u d00 00l to aIt III tue building Of the
oil equal amount Of lan4'glant bonds, with
tho understanding that none Of these bonda
should be placed gu tho market. Therefore, as
theBo seven anu q halt million bouds are all
supposed to be hold by parties WHO arc them-
solves 4 part Of tho railroad Company, itsolt,
anu who call control to a groater or lesser de-
gree tho niralrH Of tho Company, 1t Ia beloved
to 10 unreasonable to think that IN act would bo
committed which would hase such a,a injurious
etfeot upon the Companys credit, when, "a fur
% Gull be aHcortalnaa, tho amount Of interest
that would ha7o to DO paid jan. l, would ba only
faw Thousand dollal1.
, 1873-12-30

ao,or'a sRt tro, rise No. Of Temperature, .,.t sse
Middle !Atln.ttc SsEtcn. Lower totnuaratrro
with brink and fresh westerly wnH nns
light Allnw, now preynlls In tho Lower Lal:o ro
F!olt Tho pressure Inns incroascd ypillly in thu
Nasisaiprl Valioy, AMI from tho luke rcRiol
so,ithwnrd to TennoAAea nlll sseatwnld to thI
Missouri Vallay, the uraa Of gfoatest prosa,1r,
being, apparently contral In tho Indian Torrito
~. t|nat aid colder weather, with northwestern,
SSll.tla preyuil IN tho Upncr Lake rogion til
Northwest. atd t}lc,lco eonthward To tho ,lorl,
erfl PORTION Of the 0nt HtatcH. Tle to,npurn
t,iro has risen slightly it, TIM South Atlnnttc a,.
inf States. With ifcreaaad c1undinpss, and iigM
lo treah sontllwestory winsls.
FRo1sANIL1TIFB.
For Now England. flcAl, lc brislt ao,1thwesterly
70 nori,weBt"rly winds will prevail, with partly
Gloudy weather mud possibly light n,,ow. For
thH Asltilo States, 1eBs ololllinuss, with lowor
temperature, atld fresh to blsk rortlwcstcrly
wlndH. For Tie Lower Laho region, increasing
pressure, lower temperature, md light nnow,
ioliowou :, Ivy clearing weather during the
tt'lli htataa. colder ard clearing weather, with
iiorthwosterly to ho!1thweatorly winds. Ior
Ioniiessee ind thence northwarfl over thc Oh;u
Valley and tho Uppor Inlse roglon, goncrally
clcnr, cold woather. with light northerly to west
otlv winds. For tho Northwest clear and cold
weather during tho day, followed BY winds.
hncking to Ho,iteriy, antl partly cloudy weather.
ti5:S1:1tAL OBSERVATIONS,
CHICAGO, Dec :31-1 Il. III.
, 1873-12-30
PHILADELPHIA.

Is1lya,,tsst f,Y H,st@r&Ht .s.s. trapteud Mint m.
kBo1atts-.Noxysu.rcr rl1clnn--Elgction~
E'rtluu Invcsttrntion Ounxhctl-.as,
pirumta for tt,t, f,o,,tcnr,t,,l 1rnror,
nIsy,
S,,cc;,,, ,,,v,x,,,, n MI. f,,,.oo, 7,r,,,,,a
p,,,,.n,1.,,, t,". :" an " % 1'' a,sia.a',t ]
1h1AAoIhfi4a' !'Hc. 19'-ihe ssslsta''t ohltea
stntes Iroasnrer, located here, commenced pay-
n1ent to-tlay, without robnto, Of the january
intorost on United States securities. At ]enst
aa nm nm II, ootd or ta onu,vo,nt .r,,l In H..
,ssaa s''' - eo' - AVE- '4"''"'on'' MAJ 10 u4s'
oursoa.
Dr. L. Aorwitz, proprietor OF tho Philadelphia
Demokrat (Qornlan), las bought out tho Age
establishment, and will continue to publish tie
paper as u Democratic orgnn A now weekly
Democratic journal, ontitlcd tho National 1fail,
will appear on tho 17tl proximo.
4 meeting of tho Con,mittoo Of the Council or,
Police nnd Firo-Alarm Dopartmonla was called
for 2 O'clock to-day. in tic CIorkg office. mr.
snant to tlo following rcsolution Of instrnc-
ton;
WurnrAs IT, Ina lccn statr In lin ,,ov ,cxu,,,,,ro
and by intiyiduns, without coutra.lntion tnt liz
eccn returns On the nov Constitution received at
the Mayors o.ieo were fraudcnly altcrcd before the
same %ore publicly announced; therefore.
% af h a seGc o an H. o9noh uonc,s O. 1he
and rclcnran1s 5 c rata ~ drorr, n
report whether thn ;upernterJent Of tIo paco aut
Fire-h1arm Telegraph, Or any Of ba anl,orinatcs,
, 1873-12-30
FIRES.
Nineteen Business Houses Burned at
Stevens Point, Wis.
Estimated Loss Nearly Fifty Thousand
Dollars.


Nineteen IstsineSs EXCUSES burned nj
Stevens Point. Wis.
sptciaf DtSpatch 10 The Chicago IrsbItne.
STEVENS PolST, Wis.,, Dee. 2o-The most lie.
etr1lctiye confagration TINT llas visited Storens
Point for years occurred on The evening Of s;n,-
day, Dec. aS. Tho fro broko out at about q
o'clock. md originated from the breaking or or
ploson OF korosono lamp in the saloon Of il.
NcGeo. T1la saloon waR aiiuntod in tho 1ni1Et
of :" range Of wooden buildings extending Oh
Mnin street from the public square to A1cCul-
lochA new stone block, corner Of Main alld Third
Btrocts, aud on Second streotnortll to tho fansion
House. Tho was L. light broezc blowing from
the west when tile alar1n was frat given. This
WI, wlaa increauoa itn strength quite RAPIDLY and.
before tho lire had exhausted itself, it was blow
inG Q htiff gale, carrying sparks and large living
cirders o long distance. Tho flames spread with
giat rapidity. The hu,ld tirc-engno wau prompts
" OIL hand. It did good service in helping to
tho buildings Of which were blazing brisllly Boy-
oral times. It was noon evident that tho build
lngH on the north aldo Of tho street, US far east
aa McCullochs Block, wcre doomed, mud tho
tho fire here, savo tile buildings on tho south
silc, and prevent tho destruction Of tito Nam
sion House. In this they wcro successful
Many of the buildings on tho sonth dido were
badly Ecorched. aud the A1annlon HonRe Gnttc1,
bEt BY dlnt Of hard work and by carrying wntor
in buckets tlloy woro sayea from tho total de-
ntruction tint 50 seriously thrcntouod thcm.
Tic furniture Of the Mansion uonso was re-
moved, and some Of tho doora and windows
taken out. Tho glass in the fronts Of all
the buildings 0n tho Boutl side OF
Main street. between Second and Third
stroets, with the exception Of tho stores Of Rob-
ert Neah!tt and James Shannon, was bro1icn, and
nearly MI the goods removed. There were not
. great many goods burned, though the losa
from removals ind ,sator will ho great. Tho
total loss is estimated at from $50, 0l0 to $780,
0o0 insurance. about s500Q. The total num-
ber Of business placcs burned was ninotocn.
, 1873-12-30

a man named John Klngman was run over by
Engine 80 about 79o O'Clock yesterday morning.
ut tho intersection Of the Rock 1slaud Railroad
mud Twelfth street. He WAS removed to the
hospital, but died from his injuries yesterday
afternoon.
Tho now Chicago l. New Orleans through
passenger a1,a freight limo was completed day
hofcre Yesterday, nnd yesterday evening the first
passenger train left the depot Of tho Illinois
nool! yo.torday every berth in tue sleeping
coach Lad teen engaged through to New Or
loaus.
Iii. Thomas 3. ohsrd, Manager Of the West-
, 1873-12-30

!SDeeiaI Disuetch to IHe Chiraao Tribune.
PLl1touTH, Ind, Dee. 23.-T1is evening about
6:9 o'clock fire broke out in the lar.o planning
mill owned by N. D. Lonely. Owing to tue high
wind blowing ut tho time, the efforts Of tho fire
buildings near by from being destroyed. The
fire was caused hy n defective tlue. Tic loss IL
unknown
, 1873-12-30
OBITUARY..
Tho Hon. lkoIlial G. smith.

t,t5ftial DiSDa|ch 10 1Nc Chlcaa0 ITibHHf.
OMAHA. Neb., Doc. 29.-The Hon. RoIlin c.
Smith fell under stroke of apoploxy at D o'clock
this morning. no remainod unconscious, and
died ut p IN. Ho was prominent member Of
the Baptist Church, was G5 years Of ngo,
his lifo-40 yoass-in Detroit, where ho was
many years Councilman aud identified with the
growth anl history Of the CITY. He WAS then q
dry goods merchant, Of the firm Of Smith,
Dwight T. Co.. Horo ho has beon engaged i'll real
estate,
, 1873-12-30

New YoRX, Dec. 29.-ThaddouB W. A1eighan,
tho wel-known journalist, died yastorday, leay-
ing wife mud oglt children. He was for sov-
eral years connected with the Eeeniny Express.
Besides hla connection with journalism, Mr..
Meighhm Ind acquired considerable reputation
aa playwright.
, 1873-12-30
County Organ III Kalahstx.

spect0E UiSputeh "a Tie GhfcAao Tribune.
LAWRENCE. kan.. Dec. a0.-For some time
past, tho draugcrs OF Douglass County llayo folt
the need ct an organ. Tho matter WAS brought
up In tho Contral Council, aud It appointed
COMMITTEES OF five on the subject. After fully
considering the matter, they made satisfactory
arrangement with the Daily Standard, Of this
city,
, 1873-12-30
THE WEATHER.

syNoPsIs For THE PAST TwENTy-FouR uouns
WAsu!Sogos', Dec. 20-1 b. ul.-partly cloudy
aud threatening weather. with light to trsah
aoxtRwsstssy 10 aoathwsstAsly Minds, and
, 1873-12-30
HQG.KllllNQ Ar QUINCY.

Special DispateI to The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Dec. 19.-Detween $4,000 and
0,O00 hogs havo been slaughtered horo this
seasou, agninht loss than haf the uumbsr for tho
aauo period laat year.
, 1873-12-30

SGsciai DisDat>h to The caea7o Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Kuu., Dec, 29.-About midnight
Frlduy night tho reaidenco Of 1fr. 1ncob Friant,
Of Carcoxie Township, Jefferson County, waa
burned, together with its entire contents. Tho
inmates barely eHcapsd with their lives. No in
Huranc1,
, 1873-12-30

Political ACTION Of tho Organization
ffunu..u

Z
III Kansas.
specia. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, KAu., Dee. 2R.-ThB Douglas
Council ut Grengors met here yesterday. Illey
co1,sdered the psopriaty Ut sending delegates to
tho Capital to MD the lrangerB in their work Of
organizing the House Of Representatives. Sew
eral counties aent such doIegatcH Tho Council
was we'll attended, aud good feeling character
izod its HeYsipp.
, 1873-12-30

to 5T Anuuucjat,iou j strcot, burned to.day Loss.
316,000. Building 10 RamI,ar. stsaot Was burned.
Loss. $4,000. Labol's stable in Carrollton, With
twenty-five COWS, also burned to-day. Logs,
81, 100.
, 1873-12-30

OMAHA, NoD., Dec. 29,-Deacon Rollin {
Smith, MI old and highly respected citizen, TO,
merly OF Detroit, Mich, died suddenly Of ape
ploxy ut o'clock u. III. to-tay.
, 1873-12-30

The Common Council mot Inst oyoning, Mayor
Co!yin In tho oh.ir. AL tho Aldermen wero In
attendance,
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been hoard TO beast Of bringing s5 mrp from That city
for the purpose OF repeating In tho 1xt District arc
eontradioted by him.
RESULTS OF THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
RECEPTION TO GEN. BANKS.


B0srON, Nov. H-The friends Of Gen.
Banks In the Second Senatorial District of mddlesex,
united at Maiden this evening rendering him cordial
reception In recognition OF his election independent
candidate. There was q torchiight procession, with
music. and reception 10 Turn Hall, where speeches
we're made by Gen. Banks and Others
OFFICIAL RETURNS PROM NETWORK COUNTIES.
LOCKPORT, Nov. 4-The official returns for
Niagara County give Thayer $780, willes, a.si2; Hop
kins $3.50; Nichols. ASA For Canal Commissioner.
Jackson roceived $685. and Mead 2.297.
RoSSDoUT, Nov 1.-The following is the total vote OF
Ulster County as declared by the county canyassers
to-day:
TtsYer 696s wiIes 9es; Hopkins, 975; Nichols 1885,
Port 6gl2; Raae, 1000 81 imsn $500 Pratt 70l5i rsyor
M,lbtngh. G97a
THE VIRGINIA SENATORIAL CANVASS.
LYNCHBURG, Nov. H-The question Of who
shall be tho successor OF Senator LOWS Is beginning to
be holly eanyassed by the friends OF the various cand
dates throughout the State. Among those mentioned
for the position are Cows Walker and Letcber John A.
II. III stewart IL M. T. Hunter, John GOode Col Robert
T. Withers and Robert Oud. VITA the chances In favor
n A Is cochran as compromise candidate.
THE ARKANSAS Legislature.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. H--The returns Of the
recent election for members Of the Legislature shows
tho following result: Senate-DemOcrats IL; Republl-
cans, ID douse-Democrats. 81; republicans, %.
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Wednesday H. ar long AMI ise Jsss
Cah LesmOe County Waterford Ireland IN Tho os
% rd, a relatives Of family Invited 70 attend his fs.esS
from his se residence 1863 Hsuiona'e. Brooklyn, Oh S>as
DAY. Nov. Is, at o'clock
CoPRIA sD-ou Friday Nov H. Of connurdos Jennie e,s
a. bp g. AMI Copeland aged IL months and ecse
Relatives the family respe ag Invited :ss
Booilyn Sunday the l6h at oeOei n The rs>s"s ~
be tafen 10 Greenwood for inernent
De GRooT-sudenly Friday morning Ito pss william Dc
Relatives and Of the family and members Of Bedford ~
y invited the funeral services Sunday lOla ihse ."
O'clock D. N from his residence is ST. Lais'spaoe
H.lPAx-Ip Rrootu Tbursds Nov Is. whsn HALIFAX sA
v5 81 he ml, ar. respectfully Invited the unersI tsz
the re.dsucs sherns~ No. 80 BoHdsl W Sssafsy
oeloeI ~
HENDERSON On Thursiay morning. 18Th Inst, .ar orotrsl
Illness wife o; Isaac 10 The oeth ,sf 81 as 80 -
The funeral place from her late residence 10 est '
Ioarthst, on MondaJ l7th inst at IL N
BupSOy-Ou wednesday evening. Mr. Ren L. wife T. H. nn~
son and daughter late Mrs Jhu Mansfield Of @ sI! l
me fUes on sundy tho 10Th inst stl eeoci ' ffsn neg
lite residence. 2l3 West Th rty third 81.
IN. resideue Mr. j. A. Cowns 10 sr'oSws
Frnt A. Jones aged "a vesrs, mesths. spd 30 dasA
The remaps will DO taken 10 JamesteSn Cnmsalaa o"sV'
meat. PupersI serves there on suDisy 18Th inst
KEtLYIn prookyH Thursday Nov 49, julia kesy " We SoS
r LAWS and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO ss,ssl
clock The will be taken 10 Fa:bash for nerueeA
PALMER-Nov IA. 1873 David Palmer NJ D., aged SS
poklyn AZ ii n A. Is Remains Will be ~ u
Conn., uteruens BY the a;2S a. traa N T. ard u
HR
rHONPsoN-In B,okyn, Nov H. MrA Maggie ", wife Jsls'
The relatives AID family also the mshsr o. Kes's
rspsrSi invited to srsad her fans On Sunday .saoos
i5 at from her late residence. Is Myrtle ava
severe IneA Rsph Hsue aged yeas dsY
The rsiy. o. family i.t p attend hs isserS
sunday sf,epsos at 2 o'eloct I'D