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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-29
Concealed Woanans.

We are glad to see in the Washington
Star full endorsement of our position
upon this question:
1t is safe to assume that any private
citizen who carries about his person q
pistol, dirk-knife, or other murderous
weapon, is an arrant coward and danger
GUS member of the community. To our
disgrace, be it said, ours is the only coun-
try in the world where this vile practice
obtains, and it is about time that an end
be put to it. Without this is done, men,
women and children will continue to be
shot down in public places, and even in
their own households, by drunken vaga-
bonds and sober, timid fools, who carry
about them small arsenal for the avowed
purpose of self-protection.
Even if accidents were not likely to oc-
cur, person has no right to have at his
instant command a deadly weapon which
he may use without moments thought to
redress some fancied wrong or satisfy some
groundless fear. Every day we read of
dreadful murders or fearful accidents"
occasioned by the omnipresent revolver.
Only few evenings since, in the hall of
one of our principal hotels, man lets fall
a pistol out of his oyercoat pocket, and a
ball is discharged IN abdomen of an
innocent gentleman who is standing several
yards distant. The careless carrier of the
the pistol claimed it was a mere acct
dent, which it no doubt was but what
business had he to carry pistol at all?
The law covering such cases is miserably
1t imposes fine of not less
than twenty dollars, nor more than fifty
dollars; but in this case it would seem from
the report in the papers that even this pal
try penalty was not inflicted. The next
legislature should increase the fine and add
upon conviction, for this dam
gerous and unciviized offence, and at the
same time give certain powers to the Off
GERS of the law to arrest persons whom
they have good reason to suspect to have
concealed weapons upon their person.
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CONGREss-THIRD
SESSION.
Yosferd0y,s Pr0ccasI5np.s
WASHINGTON, January q


WASHINGTON, January 20.
SENATE.-This afternoon Vice-Presi-
dent Co.fax asked for a committee to inyes-
tigate the charges which had been made
against him, but after remarks by Senator
Pratt, favoring such an appointment,
and by Senator Thurman, opposing
it, the Senate refused to appoint
such committee.
Consideration of the legislative appropria,,
ton bill was resumed. The amendment
requiring that no judgment of the court OF
claims shall be paid except to persons
whose loyalty has been proved, was agreed
to
Mr.. Morrill, explained that it was aimed
principally against Mr.. Lanier.
HoUsE.-The House adopted the resolu-
ton directing the judiciary committee to
inquire into the truth of the report that
j. W. Locke, United States, Judge of
Florida, was holding the office of state
senator, thus disqualifying him from hold
ing his Judicial position.
The Indian appropriation bill was con-
sidered.
The attorney general has directed the
United States district attorney at Mobile to
discontinue suits against parties who paid
custom duties to the Confederate authori-
ties during the war.
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10000 TICKETs OSLY-s5 EACH

The distribution of GIFTS will take place
Immediately after the concert, on the vast stage
of the Opera House, and in full view of the
audience, under the immediate supervision of
the President and Directors of the Vue de L Eau
Company and the following distinguished gen.
hemen, who have kindly consented to be present
and see that the gifts are properly distributed
as advertised
Hon. JOHN r. LUDLOW, Mayor of Norfolk
Hon. A. 5. WATTS, Mayor of Portsmouth
Hon. ]. b WHITEHEAD, ex-Mayor of Norfolk !;
Colonel WALTER H. TAYLOR, of Norfolk;
Should the tickets be not sold when the con-
cert comes off, the presents will be distributed
In proportion to the number sold.
Currency Gifts will be paid in CASH at our
banking house, in the city of Norfolk, on pre-
sentation Of the tickets entitled thereto, without
discount. For further particulars and for
are authorized to appoint agents for the sale of
tickets.
The undersigned, Directors of the Vue de
pEau Company, pledge themselves to the pub.
lie that the above Grand Gift Concert shall
take place on THURSDAY, February TO- 1873,
as announced In above card on the basis Of the
original advertisement as to the distribution of
gifts.
WIN. LAMB, r. j. Nicely M. PARKS,
v. d. GRosER, WIN. H. WHITE, W. REID,
E. q. GHIo, GEo, w GRIoR, N BuRRUss,
Il. O. LINDSEY.
All orders for the purchase of tickets will meet
with prompt attention.
Banking and Financial Agents
Vue de Eau Co.,
Norfolk, Va.
Agents for the sale of tickets in this city
JOHN O. PAGE, Jr., main street, and a Ford $
Hotel. ie 22-lawttel9
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The BILL ABoLIsHING THE
FRANKING PRIVILEGE. The Senate
bill repeating the ranking privilege passed
the House Monday by vote of 143 yeas
to 4S nays, without amendment. It
enacts: "That the Thanking privilege be,
and the same hereby is abolished from and
after the LIST day of July, 1873, and that
henceforth all official correspondence, of
whatever nature, and all other malable
matter sent from or addressed to any off
Ger of the government, or to any person
now authorized to frank such matter, shall
be chargeable with the same rates of post
age as may be lawfully imposed upon like
matter sent by or addressed to other per-
sons; Provided, That no compensation or
allowance shall now or hereafter be made
to senators, members and delegates of the
House Of Representatives on account of
postage"
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Taxation of Wines. &c,

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-The in
ternal revenue office issues circular an
nouncing:
LIST. That in addition to the wines here
tofore regarded as proper subjects of taxa
ton, there should be included those wines
made from the grapes grown in the United
States, into which carbonic acid gas has
been injected.
I'd. A wine is not rendered liable to
taxation by the fact that its manufacture
is commenced in one place and completed
in another.
Sd. That in the manufacture of spark
ling wine OF champagne made from grapes
grown in the United States, rock candy,
grape brandy, not exceeding ten per cent.
proof spirit, and isiDglass, may be used
without rendering the product liable to
taxation.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-29

CoLoRED GRAND DIVISION Sons OF
TEMERPANCE.-The colored grand divis-
ion sons of temperance was organized last
night by the deputy most worthy patriarch
of the National division, Robert M. Foust,
ESQ.,, assisted by P. G. W. P. Hon. R. G.
Greene, Of Petersburg, Rev. W. 7. Lind
say, and others, and the following grand
officers were duly elected and installed !:
w. H. L. Combs, of Richmond, G. w. P;
Thomas Scott, Of Richmond, G. W. A. |;
George E. Pritchett, of Petersburg, G. S. !;
A. Bonner of Petersburg, e. T. j. L.
Branch, Of Petersburg, G. Chaplain /; @.
W. Logan, of Manchester, G. Con. +; j. H.
Fauntleroy, of Richmond, G. Sentinel.
Ten divisions were represented. On mo-
ton, Richmond division number five was
changed to number eight. The following
delegates were elected to the National divis-
ion: w. H. L. Combs and Thomas Scott.
The grand division of the state decided to
meet quarterly, and the next session will
be held in Petersburg on the third Monday
in April.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, AND WEDNESDAY
MATINEE,
JANUARY 9TH, 18TH AND 10Th,
The wonderful Troupe of Juvenile Artists
Known in Great Britain the
MINIATURE MINsTRELs;
Mot Negro Minstrels) -
OR, LIVING MARIoNEr TIES.
Consisting of the Shakspearean Glee Singers.
composed entirely of Boys.
MISS LIZZIE COOTE, aged years, with new
Songs, expressly written for her.
MASTER CORR, aged years, the youngest
Ballad Singer before the public
THE COOTE BROTHERS,, the pleasing Duett
Singers
MASTER OMAN, the wonderful Boy Soprano.
MISS ALICE NOTHING, aged 10 years the
brilliant Harpist.
MISS ADA MoLTENO, aged years, Solo
Violinist.
PROF. MOLTENo and CHARLES B. WAND,
Solo Pianist and Accompanyist
ADMISSION, so cents; reserved seats $780,
Tickets for sale of secured seats at Johnston's
Music store, and at the door on the even
ngs of the concert. The piano used is from
the celebrated mandatory of Knabe, Balti-
more, kindly loaned by Messrs. Woodhouse &
Parham ia 2l-st
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The SOUTHERN CROSS BROTHER
HooD.-The members Of Lee Camp, No. !,
of this order, commemorated the birth
of General Robert e. Lee by very hand
some and appropriate entertainment at
Gerot's last night. The members of the
Brotherhood we've represented by some OF
the most accomplished gentlemen in the
city, while the invited guests were among
the more prominent and infuen-
tial of our citizens. The enter
tainment was presided over by Major
William @. Darlington, commander of the
Lee encampment of the order, who dis
pensed the Inequalities of the occasion
with as much grace, and dignity, and good
humor as could have been wished. The
objects of the organization were clearly set
forth and explained by the gentleman who
responded to the first toast, and are mani
testify such as every just and fair-minded
man would approve, no matter what section
Of the country he might represent in his
views and feelings. The following are the
toasts and the names of those responding
l. Southern Gross Brotherhood-May it
exist long and continue to flourish"
Responded to by Past Commander J. II.
Patton.
2. 1.-THE memory of our beloved lsader-Gen-
eral r. Z. Lee"
Responded to by Rev. J. L. M. Curry,
D. d.
8. 1.-THE American Nation-The valor and he
roism of each part Is the pride and common
property of the whole"
Responded to by Mr.. R. W. Wright, Of
the STATE JOURNAL.
4. 1.-THE Memory and Heroism of our Fallen
Braves-May they be cherished forever
Responded to by Rev. j. G. Cranberry,
d. d.
8. "The Ambulance Committee of Richmond
Always ready, selfsacrificins and faithful"
Responded to by Rev. j. L. Burrows,
D. D.
9. "The Women Of the South-As true as the
boys that wore the grey"
Responded to by W. P. Gretter.
7. 'sThe Press-All powerful-on its purity
and intelligence depends the p'oral and intel
lectual advancement of people"
Responded to by James P. Wood.
8. religion and Country-A man false to the
latter can scarcely be true in the former
Responded to by Rev. G. G. Wander
slice. :.
Letters were read from Mayor Kelley,
and Rev. M. D. Hoge. Commander Car
rington made the complimentary speech at
the conclusion of the entertainment.
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Alabama Affairs,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, January 2s.--
Judge Busted to-day appointed W. L.
Lanier receiver of the Selma, Rome and
Dalton railroad, on bill filed by Aimee
and others to have the assets administered
according to priority of claims.
The legislative ENHANCEMENT continues.
The House. which is Republican, refuses to
notify the Senate ofits organization. Until
the contest for the senatorial seat from
Butler is decided it is uncertain when
legislation will begin,
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Postmaster General Creswell yesterday
directed the following Virginia appoint
ments: At Orkney Springs, Shenandoah
county, j. N. Bradford, appointed postmas-
ter, vice Mrs. F. P. Miller, resigned; Will
sons Depot, Dlnwiddie county, j. ID. B.
Rucks, vice G. j. Wilson, resigned An
drews, Spotsylvania county, II. A. Cam
mack, vice L. NJ. Cane, resigned; North
view, Giles county, an office established
and f. N. Priddy appointed postmaster at
Aspen Grove, Pittsylvania county, E.
d. Oliver appointed postmaster, vice f.
A. Luck, resigned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE STATE JOURNAL.
r n Z c L AID TIDIN IS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO R. R.
TRACK FINISHED
TELEGRAM TO GENERAL WICK
HAM THIS MORNING,

HAWKS NEST, W. VA, Jan. 29.-To
General ". G. Wickham, Vice-President
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany We have three thousand five
hundred feet of track to lay this morning.
The parties should join about II m.
Snow fell yesterday after dinner, and
continued nearly all night. 1t is clearing
off this morning. Thermometer lee above
zero. H. d. WHITCoMB,
Chief Engineer.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-29

THE ART ENTERTAINMENT. We
were glad to see large audience in Virgin
ia Hall last night to witness Professor
Cromwell's reproduction of the grand works
of art and nature. The presence of so
many Of our best citizens was proof that
the refining and elevating nature of the
entertainments is appreciated in Richmond.
The views obtained of the noted buildings,
bridges, parks, statuary, &C., in London,
afforded the keenest intellectual enjoy
ment, and We're agreeably spiced by the
appropriate remarks and music of the Pro-
feSSor.
The second part of the entertainment
consisted of views about Niagara, conclud-
ing with beautiful allegories. The wonders
of ancient and modern Rome, the Eternal
City, will be presented tonight, in addi-
ton to trip across the American CONT
nent, including the grand scenery of the
Yosemite also the beautiful allegory, mo
Cross, no Crown"
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The MOdoc War.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 29.-Cap-
tain Jack attacked Colonel Bernard's camp
and was repulsed. One Indian was killed
and two wounded. The Indian horses
were captured. The women and children
in the vicinity of Captain Jacks camp
have been placed on boats for safety, and
the men are building block-houses.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-29
The Hxhiyan Question.

LONDON, January 29.-It is rumored
this morning that the differences between
Great Britain and Russia, on the Xiii
van question, instead of being in a
fair way for mutually satisfactory
adjustment, are increasing, and that
the governments of France, Austria, Italy,
Turkey, Denmark and Sweden have deter
mined to support the British government
in the position it has assumed.
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Presentation. R. M. Foust, a dis
tinguished citizen of Philadelphia, is in
this city for the purpose of promoting the
cause of temperance, as will be seen by an
other local article in this issue. He received
an invitation from one of the white divi-
sions to address the public on the subject
of temperance, but being called away to
organize grand division in western Penn
sylyania, he was reluctantly compelled to
decline the request. He leaves on the
northern train tonight.
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BANKRUPTs.-Aw warrant in bankrupt
cy was issued on the 18th inst. against the
estate of A. D. Chesterman & Co., of this
city, on their own petition; w. W. Chap
man and George J. Barbour. Isle of Wight
county, have filed their petitions in the
Norfolk court.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS Malls
VS.. Taliaferro fully argued and submit
ted.
Hicks VS.. Jackson partly argued by
General Field, of Culpepper, for the appel
ant.
Bennett VS.. Claiborne, Badgett vs.. Rob-
ertson, were remanded to the docket of the
supreme court of appeals in pursuance Of
the recent act of the General Assembly,
Judge Wingield having decided these in
the court below,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Grocery and Dry Goods stores Burned.

MILWAUKEE, January 2S.--A fire at
Green Bay, Wisconsin, last night, burned
the brick block owned by L. b. Shelter,
and occupied by Day & Whitney, whole
sale grocers, and George Sommers, dry
goods. Shelter losses 5000, Day &c
Whitney $50, 900, Sommers S52 900. In
surance not reported.
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FROM ABROAD.

Prince Napoleon Makes a DisavOwaI.
LONDON, January 29.-Prince Napoleon
disavows the recent newspaper statement
regarding his views of the future policy of
the Bonaparte family.
The English government declines to en-
terrain the proposal for the repeal of the
malt tax.
The rumored marriage of a British
Prince to the Russian Grand Duchess is
unfounded.
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The Polar Wave.

NEW YORK, January 29.-The Their
mometer is below zero here. Wind from
northwest.
At o'clock this morning the thermom-
eter stood at 90 below zero at Chicago |;
SO below at Buffalo $50 below at
Cleveland, and 4 Q above at Cincinnati.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-29

lin Utah there is a renewal of the old
conflict between National and Mormon au-
thority, turning this time upon question
of legal jurisdiction between Federal and
the Mormon courts. United States judge
Hawley is firm in his purpose, and there
may be serious conflict unless the inter-
vention of Congress prevents.
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THE TEMPERATURES following
is the range of the thermometer to-day at
@. f. Johnston's news and music store,
9lS Main street: 9 a. M, IA u M, 20 ;
D. M, Is.
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hH Three Dollars will Buy Load of Goa
at the Spotswood Coal Yard.
Re5" For Sale in instalIments, DOMESTIC
BLESSINGS."
The "DoMESTIC' runs so light, 1t is rum
ming away from all competitors.
The DOMESTIC" works so easy. it is work.
ing its way into every family.
The "DOMESTIC' is the best Sewing
Machine for family or manufacturing pur-
poses
Try Light Running DOMESTIC" 1t full.
fills more than it promises. Office OIL Main
street.
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TERMS:
ADJUSTMENTS.
VIRGINIA HALL.
PROFESSOR CROMWELL

PROFESSOR CROMWELL
has the honor to announce as the subject Of
his ART ENTERTAINMENT. tonight.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20,
PART l.-RoMB: The Eternal City-ancient
and modern the city of the Caesars and the
city Of the Popes. PART LA TRIP ACROSS
THE CONTINENT: Chicago, Salt Lake City, the
Pacific Railroad, the Yosemite Valley, &C.
Also, the grand allegory "No Gross No
Crown"
Tickets for sale at West, Johnston & Co.'s.
ia 29--lt
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The Pittsburg Post state that upwards
of so divorces were applied for in Allegany
county, Pennsylvania, during the past year.
Whiskey was at the top and bottom of
nearly all the cases, which furnishes another
argument for temperance societies.
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JOE JEFFERsoN.-As will be seen by
our amusement column, Joe Jefferson,
the distinguished actor, will appear in our
city again Friday night of the present
week, in the famous character of Rip Van
Wrinkle. The performance will take place
at the Theatre, and the sale of seats will
commence at Ambold's tomorrow morn
ing. Charles Burk Jefferson, son Of Mr..
Joe Jefferson, assisted by the company,
will give matinee performance at two
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, producing
the "Spectre Bridegroom" and the
comic drama, "Spitfire."
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INVITED TO VISIT WASHINGTON
The Attacks Guard. of this city, has re-
ceived an invitation from the Stanton Bat
talon, of Washington, to attend the inau-
gural ceremonies in the latter city, on the
4th of March next, and will probably ac-
cept.
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THE CONFERENCE CoMMITTEE.-Dr.
W. W. Douglass. who has been designated
as member of the Joint committee of
conference with the bondholders, will no
doubt feel rather lonely while performing
the duties assigned him. He is the only
Republican honored with position on the
committee.
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CoFFEE.-Captain lisbon Benedict, an
extensive dealer in coffee, tea, spices, &c,
&C., corner of Main and Eighth streets,
this city, informs us that coffee of ali
grades and qualities is held at higher rates
in London, Paris, and New York, at the
present time, than at any previous period
in the last fifty years.
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The Groat Western Telegraph Com.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-The stockhold-
ers of the great Western telegraph COM
pany met here to-day, and receiving no re-
ports from the secretary or treasurer,
adopted resolution that the latter make a
detailed statement of the financial condi-
ton of the company. President Gage
said the treasury was empty.
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Difficulty In Georgia Between United
States Officials and Citizens.
ATLANTA, January 2S.-A difficulty
occurred on the 25th, in Forsythe county,
between some United States deputy mar
shals and citizens charged with violation of
the revenue laws. Seventy-tive shots were
exchanged. One citizen was killed and
two deputy marshals wounded.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-29

kE-The Place to Buy Books, Stationery
Toy Books, Games, Pictures, Brackets, Writing
Desks, Albums. Portfolios, Work Boxes, &C.,
&c, at the lowest prices for cash, is at
EDWARDS Book Store, corner Third and
Broad streets.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-W. God
din and S. N. Davis, auctioneers, ssld
various valuable tracts of bankrupt lands
to-day in front of the Custom-house.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
S / @ 90 O O.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE vUE DE LEAU
COMPANY
having for reasons already given to the public
deemed it judicious to postpone their
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
in aid of this
NEW AND DELIGHTFUL SEASIDE
RESORT,
the undersigned take pleasure in Announcing
that the concert will take place without fail
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1873,
IN THE OPERA HOUSE, NORFOLK, VA,
when the following magnificent gifts,
amounting to 100000, will be distributed
by lot to the holders of tickets:
Gift in Greenbacks of...............$ 5000
Gifts in Greenbacks of 81 GOO each.... 5000
20 Gifts in Greenbacks of 5000 each... 10 GOO
70 Beautifully-located Cottage Lots.
.'by the sea-" 80 by 1870 feet, at Vue
de l'Eau, valued at $500 each ........ $4,000
100 Gifts in Greenbacks at 300 each. 10000
40l Gifts valued at ,......... .........S 100 900
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The PHILHARMoNICs.- Rich
mond Philharmonic association gave most
delightful concert at the Theatre last night.
The house was crowded with the elite of
the city. The music was superb, each
piece being received with every demonstra-
tion Of favor by the audience, and repeti-
tons were frequent.
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The Atlantic Steamship Company.
NEW YORK, January 29.-The Allan
iantic steamship company goes into
liquidation. The stock is said to be worth
less.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Commonwealth VS.. Levy ct al; from Cir
cult court of city of Richmond. Affirmed.
Hale VS.. GARRISON from circuit court of
Lynchburg. Reversed.
Vaughan VS.. Jones from circuit court
of Petersburg. Substantially affirmed.
Couch for &C., VS.. Davis from chsncery
court of Richmond. Substantially affirmed.
Burch, mayor, vs.. Hardwick from cor
poration court of Lynchburg. Reversed.
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"A country paper in Minnesota wants
to know who swindled the, Indians out of
"such an internal country as Minnesota is,
and who deluded the white people into it,"