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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-02

HORRIBLE MURDER.-A letter from
Culpeper, Va, to the Baltimore Sun,
states that information was received
there on Monday Of murder COM
mitted near Brandy Station, about Six
miles north Of Culpeper. W. G. Dirkin,
formerly of Petersburg, quiet and
inofensive young man, borrowed an axe
of a colored man named VIM. Jones, living
near his house, and when he called to return
the axe was invited TO take aseat at the fire.
While sitting smoking his pipe Jones sudden
" jumped up, striking Dirkin over the head
with an iron pin, killing him instantly. He
then rifled his pocket of money, took his hat
and coat and keys, and went Immediately
to the house Of Dirltin, taking all Of the
money, clothing, and SO forth that he could
conveniently carry. He then went to
Brandy Station, bought q ticket to Gull
pepper, to throw off suspicion was seen
there, but as nothing has been heard, was
allowed to leave on the next train. It is
supposed chat he went to Richmond. DIR.
Rixey, coroner, held an inquest, and the
jury rendered verdict that "W. O. Dir.
kin came to his death from blow inflicted
by an iron bolt in the hands of William
JONES' s54 ssss.g .sss "a
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Grel,i,lg stats gu,,raal.

WHEN Congress reassembles, tits to be
hoped we shall have no more Of the dis
graceful personal chickering's, wrangles,
devices and subterfuges which have thus
far consumed so large portion Of the
time of the House. Unless members are
bent on committing political hari-kari. let
them settle down to the consideration Of
the legitimate business of the country, de-
manding, as it does. prompt and thorough
attention. If they are SO strongly afllisted
with the cdcoethes 0quendi that they cam
not possibly keep their tongues from wag-
ing. at least let it be seen to that they wag
in silence. gf u iss 49, p q
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-02

THE Peninsular Fruit Growers assoc
citation held its annual meeting last
week at Dover, Del.,-attendance limited,
discussion informal and chiefly concerning
markets and transportation. The COM
mittee having the latter matter in hand re.
ported that it had not, yet finished its labors,
and that no conclusion has been arrived at.
Mr.. Fulton said that in regard to transport
tation to New York, the mechanical ar
rangements were as nearly perfect as could
be desired. but there ought to be a reduce
ton Of rates.. Mr.. Cummins spoke highly
of the water route. and remarked that
during ssthe break he tested it, and found
that it worked well, the fruit being de-
livered in better condition, while the
tariff was very considerably less. mem'
Der incidentally mentioned that his eyes
had Of late been opened to what he called
a very IMPORTANT fact, namely, that where
the crop yields heavily one season, in any
particular locality, the yield is lighter, if
not actual failure, in the same locality the
next year, and vice versa. Henca there
need be no fear that the supply will ever
exceed the demand to such an extent as to
qualify the statement that peaches will
pay in the future. He has taken courage
from this fact, and intends planting more
trees in the spring. The old officers were
re-elected by reclamation. and the associa-
ton adjourned to meet again in February.
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a1stittfH 1G3nfS.
McOANN's musicians make magnificent
music. -
SLOPPY rainy, and .disagreeable to
day. sss&tss@ s& %
GOVERNOR WALKER has apartments
at the Exchange HOTEL.
SUNDAY EXCURSION trains 10 Peters
burg have been discontinued. I
"TAKE fried home. n-[Restaurant
slgn.l "Whaes q fried home ?''
The CUSTOM of making New Years
calls in this city is rapidly piayin@out.
We MISS the able Richmond letter
usually appearing in the Norfolk Virgin
ian. ~
HE additions to Scabrook's warehouse.
recently ordered by the council, are being
rapidly built. T@.
MATILDA HERON says society plays
are the curse of the stage and the ruina-
tlons OF our young girls.
GENERAL KEMPER has appointed
Philip r.. Howard, esq, his clerk. A
most experienced and worthy gentleman.
ls 1T NOT TIME that the memorial
tablet was being. put up in the Capitol to
the memory Of those who lost their lives
there April 18th, 1870?
The friends Of Rev. j. VIM. Jones will
run MIN IN opposition to VIM. III. Ruffner.
present superintendent of public instruc.
ton. They are sanguine Of success.
COLONEL. M. DuLANY BALI, the
gallant and accomplished editor of The
Alexandria Sentinel was in this city
yesterday gyratiDg around the Capitol.
Levy BRoTHERs gave their annual re-
union treat to their employees at their
beautiful dry goods rooms last night.
everything passed off "as merry as q
:, LIE DINNER yesterday for the girls at
the Female Orphan asylum was complete
success, and showed at how small a cost
the hearts of the unfortunate can be glad
dened. Itcost $780,. t@
yesterday q manteI-piece in the
dwelling Of Mr.. Henry Newman, who re-
sides on west Clay street. caught fire from
the heat OF a furnace, and but for the
timely services Of Officer Frazier would
have contiagrated the tenement. =
DESPITE THE FACT that the band did
not put IN an appearance till near midnight.
the serenade to Governor Walker last night
BY the First Virginia regiment was yerv.
creditable affair. The music was good, and
SO were his excellency's remarks and LIQUOR.
Kemper did not show up.
WE DID NOT THINK proper to inflict
upon our readers any of those excellent
but rather stale lay discourses with which
the secular editor is wont to ring out the
old year and ring in the new, and for
which consideration for their feelings no
doubt our readers are duly grateful.
How MUCH our home comforts are de-
pendent upon the capacity Of our SER
wants. finds daily illustration. Old lady at
Q dinner party on Church Hill yesterday
trumpet Old lady INTERCEPTED BY we'll
meaning waitress evil you have some
squash?' Old lady irresponsiye, and ex-
tends ear-trumpet towards waitress, who
deposits squash therein and passes on. -
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THE DOG AND THE Hoa.-We have
never heard of a queerer friendship than
that which has been found in Peoria. The
parties are--well, not to put too fine a
point upon TIA dog and a hog. The
queerly assorted couple are to be seen
continually together in the street, and if
anybody troubles the hog the dog
at once becomes savagely belligerent. Yet
we suppose if the hog were killed and
nicely roasted, his quondam friend would
be immensely consoled by bit of the pork,
just as men are often able bravely to bear
bereavement when it is accompanied by q
legacy. ~ Is ~
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"A GABLE dispatch announces the death

A CABLE dispatch announces the death
in Paris Of John Anthony Galignani, who,
with his !. brother William Galignani,
edited and controlled The Galignani. Mes
senger in that city. The Messenger was
established by their father in 1874 and
after his death it assumed more import
ant position. The object of this journal
was to advocate cordial relations between
the French on the one hand, and the Eng
lish speaking pationalities on the other.
M. Galignani supported at his expense,
width his brothers. assistance, a hospital
for invalided Englismen. He died in biz
seventy-eighth year. 800 ~. ~.
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Ho! FOR CHRISTMAS AND New
YRAR.-I have some fine Old Rye Whisky O.
different brands. which ]. will sell in suitable
quantities from a barrel down to a gin. Also
Southampton Apple Brandy, New England and
Jamaica Rum, Fine Fish Gin, made after the
old Dutch style. Port and Sherry Wine. Also
Irish and Scotch Whistles. would also add
that have some Old French Brandy, and many
other liquors too numerous to mention.
JOHN X. MALLoY, wholesale and retail LIQUOR
dealer. corner Main and Twenty Third streets.
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Greaiag State .gu,.x,,al.
Official Paper for the Government.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ONE DOLLAR per square of eight lines
solid nonpareiL
SPECIAL RATES made at counter or by
contract with regular patrons.
BY TELEGRAPH
MORE BANK SWINDLING
LOSSES BY FIRES
LATEST FROM CUBA
THE TORNADO" UNDER ORDERS
NEWS FROM ABROAD
THE ASHANTEE WAR
THE BURNING OF A MAN-OF-WAR
DEATH OF a JOURNALIST
Etc. Etc, Etc.
THE ASHANTEE WAR
.THE BURNING OF A MAN-OF-WAR
DEATH OF a JOURNALIST


COLUMBIA, PENNSYLVANIA, January
Am incendiary fire occurred last night
at Mcelnns' stables. Fifteen horses were
burned.
"a WILKESBARRE, PENNSYLVANIA,
January 1.-The Opera house was burned
last night. Loss 100000.
NEW YORK, January 2. -Bradbury's
piano mandatory, corner Of Grand and
Crosby streets, and w. H. Seymour &
Sons silk hat mandatory, adjoining on
Crosby street, were burned early this
morning. Seymour & Sons losses esti-
mated at SAC, 900, and Bradbury's $65. 900.
The loss on the building is $50, 900.
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AS ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY o

A 8 ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF
IA George d. Pieasants, will sell at the
auetion-rooms Of Cook Langhton, on FRIDAY,
JANUARY sTH, 1874, at 10 a. M, ONE GOLD
WATCH, and on SATURDAY, JANUARY
10TH, 1874, at the horse-auction lot, at
- m. ONE HORSE, CART AND HARNESS,
and SIX HEAD OF CATTLE. s
TERMS-CASH. -,
f. M. CONNER,
de sl-eod4t Assignee of Geo. d. Pleasants.
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The fate Of the United States frigate
Franklin is still in doubt. Nothing has
been heard from her. although she has
been long overdue at Key West. The
Franklin is one of the finest vessels in the
navy, and is unusually large, being Of
nearly 6,170 tons displacement. She ranks
as first-class steam frigate. Her arma-
ment consists of thirty-four nine.inch
Dahlgren's four one-hundred FOUNDER Par
rotts, one eleven-inch Dahlgren pivot and
four howitzers for boat and field service. "A
y Vice-Presldent Wilson, in behalf of the
town of Natick, Massachusetts. accepted
last week the free public hbrarY,..for the
building Of which Miss Mary Ann Morse
gave ST. 900, in 1862. Under the man-
agementof five trustees, the money has
reached the sum of s43, 900. tas
The preparations for the observation Of
the transit of Venus is still going on
actively at Washington.
Mrs. Daniel Pratt, of Vassalboro', Me-,
took informal leave of her husband and the
Society of Friends, of which they were both
members, and went to live with the Shak-
ers, nine years ago, but last week she re-
turned to her husband and her faith, and
there was great rejoicing over 1t.
The Southern Claims Commission, to
which it is proposed to refer all the war
claims pending before the Quartermaster-
general and the War department. has now
before it claims to the amount OF S22, 000,.
| 600. A 8
| R. d. Ruffin, of Arlington, Virginia,
qualified as sheriff Of Alexandra county,
Virginia, January /, 1874, by taking the
| oath Of office before .I,ldsa Sancster nj
Fairfax Courthouse. He Is said to be the
first colored man that has ever taken the
oath of office as sheriff in Virginia.
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ARTHUR HELPS writes of dogs: IL
am always afraid lest dogs should come to
learn our language. If they ever do they
will cut us entirely. Everything seems
clever and uncommonplace in a language
of which you know but little, and that is
why we appear such clever and interest
ing fellows to dogs. IL they knew our
language well would any dog remain in
the nursery, listening to the foolish talk
Of nurses and mothers?o @
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FATE OF THE BASEMENT OFFICERS.
The Conservative members of the General
Assembly hold caucus tonight to de-
termine who shall be basement officers for
the ensuing term.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-02

PUB. Doc. We have received from
Richard FauntleroY Walker, esq, superin-
tendent Of public printing, o copy Of the
annual reports of the officers, boards. and
institutions of the commonwealth of Vir-
glnla, for the year ending September 80.
1873. 1t is bulky volume.
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LADY BURDETT-C Court has erected
in Edinburg, and presented to the city, a
fountain surmounted by the figure of dog.
1t is inscribed, ga tribute to the memory
of Greyfriars' Bobby. In 1868 this faith
full dog followed the remains of his master
to Grayfriars' churchyard, and fingered
near the spot until his death, in 1872"
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APPOINTMENT OF PAGES. Lieutenant
Governor Withers, president of the Senate,
has appointed masters George Morris,
Temple Strange and William Martin,
pages for said body. Speaker Hanger, of
the House, has appointed as pages masters
Carter, Harrison, Willie Southall, L. A.
Waggoner, R, A. Caskie, jr.. and G.. B.
Neal. -
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ACRICULrURAL IMPLEMENTS.
THE WATT PL0W
CONTINUES TRIUMPHANT.

NO CHOKING when bright and SIN Doth; NO
LABOR to the plowman ONE-THIRD LESS
DRAUGHT to the team; thorough BURIAL of
weeds, grass, sc. great STRENGTH, durabil-
ity and economy in its use, and complete pull
verization of the soil.
Received during the last three weeks of
October. 1873, ALL THE PREMIUMS AT
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA; NORTH CAROLINA
STATE FAIR, RALEIGH; VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA; LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
Highest premiums at SALISBURY, N. c.,
and DARLINGTON, s. @.
The WATT PLOW, of all sizes, warranted
to do better work, with more ease, than any
plow in use. Send for catalogue and price list.
WATT & CALL,
Sole Manufacturers, 1852 FranHlinst,
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A GARMENT OF Ice. The recent cold
snap has covered the fountains on the east
and west sides of the Capitol Square with a
thick coating Of ice. which assuming, as it
does, many weird shapes, is beautiful to
look on. and would serve well for first class
furniture in gnome's palace.
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'sSAw My LEG OFF.'-The young
man who went down Franklin street last
night singing this sentimental and beauti-
full song later in the night suffered ampu-
tation at the First station.house, near the
knees, Professor Tyler and two policemen
officiating. ass 1ea q 80
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IMPROVED STYLE FOR A FAvoRITE
PAsTIME.-One Of our intelligent citizens
talks of applying to the patent office at
Washington for patent for new system
Of playing poker, by which he thinks he
can make the game yield a certain percent
age to an enterprising player. His system
involves Of course certain combinations in
which aces and other cards figure, but does
not entirely discard, on certain favorable
occasions, either nary par" "klng high, =
or 9 four full. ~
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" MADRID. January 2.-On Tuesday
night shell from the besieging batteries
set fire to the insurgents iron-clad Tetuan
in the harbor of Cartagena. After burn
ing for three hours the fire reached the
magazine, which exploded with tremen-
dous force, damaging the vessel seriously.
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nIEETINGs.
pLANTERs, NATIONAL BANK. !

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,l
RIcHaosD, Va, December Is, 1878. )
II1HE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders of this Bank will be held at
their Banking House In the city of Richmond,
on TUESDAY, 1srH JANUARY, 1874, at 10
o'clock. dn W. r. QIIARLES,
de 13-lawtd Cashier. q
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND
RICHMOND, VA, December Is, 1878.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the stockholders Of this Bank will be held
at their Banking House, on TUESDAY, JAN
UARY Is, 1874, at IL O'Clock m.
s. A. GLOVER,
de l3--2awt janis Cashier
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-02

& TODAY. This comparatively new
and excellent family journal, edited by the
well-known Dio Lewis, has taken another
step forward. Hereafter it will be pub
lished both as a weekly, and also in
monthly parts. @
The January number is before us, and
We take pleasure in testifying to its fine
mechanical execution, the elegance of its
illustrations. and the high quality Of its
literary matter. The publishers prove by
actual measurement that each monthly part
contains over one-third more choice reading
than any of the four-dollar magazines,
while ii is furnished at the low rate of two
dollars and fifty cents q year, Tin either
form.) while an elegant premium chrome
is given to each annual subscriber. The
monthly parts are sold at TWENTY-FIVE cents
each, and may be procured through any
newsdealer. -
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ALF BURNETT. The. Petersburg Index
and Appeal, speaking of this humorist's
performances there, says: 'sHis delinea-
tons of character and wonderful facial
transitions surpass anythingof the kind
ever before presented at the Academy OF
Music, and stamp him as master Of his
profession, which he says is making faces.
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GOVERNOR KEMPER's FIRST OFFI-
CIAL ACT.-The first official act of our
newly installed governor is said to have
been the attaching Of his signature to an
appointment of William Phillips as no.
tary public for Norfolk city.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 2.-Three hundred
Ashantees were drowned in the Prap while
flying from Sir Garnett Wolsey.
Bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased f500,000.
Evans. the proprietor of the London
Hour, is dead.
~ SPAIN
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PERsoNAL.--Colonel Thomas +. 0w-
ems, of the governors staff, has received
tied encomiums for his uniform courtesy
and obliging disposition in his dealings
with the people during his term of office.
His popularity is not undeserved.
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Bank Officers Accounts Confused.
CONCORD, January 2.-The accounts of
the treasurer Of the National savings bank
of Concord are confused to the amount of
100000.
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A DANGEROUS PRAoTICE.--The cus-
tom of putting powder in sticks of wood
for your neighbor to steal is an old and
.barbarous one, and when we passed by q
house on Church Hill the other morning,
and saw the family shivering out in the
yard over broken stove, and heard the
children crying for breakfast, our heart
was filled with bitter reflections on mans
inhumanity to man."
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUs.--There will be
a caucus of the Republican members of
the General Assembly held tonight, at u
o'clock, in the Oustom-house.
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A GOOD brother in Deckerton, N. j., adj
vertises in the local paper that he didn't set
out his trees for hitching-posts for those
who attend the Methodist meeting house.
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TOBACCO INSPECTORS. The governor
has appointed Frank D. Redd and Edwin
N. Price tobacco inspectors for FarmvilIe
warehouse, the former on the part of the
state, and the latter on the part of the
owners. 1t may be proper to remark that
these appointments were ordered prior to
Governor Walkers retirement from Office,
but the commissions were not issued.
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METEOROLOGICAL RATES. When
railroads get at loggerheads concerning the
rates of fare, then are the travelling public
made happy. In order that the patrons OF
railroads may judge as to the merit Of
some Of them, we give synopsis Of the
headings Of several dodgers we have before
us, together with the rates Of fare from,
for example, Richmond to Cincinnati:
Especial Notice--1mportant to Western
Travelers-Great Reduction in Rates via
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-First-
Glass Fare from Richmond to Cincinnati,
$15.30.ne HsFts s q Il @f
Z "Why will You be Deceived-Beware Of
Imposition Advertising The
only Direct Line is via Chesapeake and
Ohio-259 Miles Of Railroad Travel is
Saved Time, Richmond to Cincinnati 81
hours and 10 minutes-First Glass Fare
$751; SID ia1
Important Notice-Reduction Of Rates
by the Great Pennsylvania Route-First
Glass Fare from Richmond to Cincinnati,
$780, iAa sie-'. W.
The above notices speak for themselves.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

< ~. ~
The Senate was opened with prayer to.
day by Rev. Mr.. Preston, Lieutenant
Governor Withers presiding.
| The standing committees will be ap-
pointed Monday.
y al bill was passed amending the charter
! of the Peoples savings bank Of Lynch-
burg. y
i The President laid before the Senate q
communication from the clerks of the Sem
ate and House of Delegates, enclosing a
certified copy of joint resolutions proposing
amendments to the constitution of Virginia
/ in relation to county organizations, which
were laid on the table. NJ es t3s
Al resolution to amend the constitution
80 as to cheaper the form of government
was tabled. lff A. IN q
Sundry bills and resolutions were intro-
duced and referred. A resolution to ex-
tend the time for the collection of taxes
and county and township levies for 1878
went over under the rules.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
In the House but little was done and
that not of q specially important nature.
A good deal of work was cut out for flu.
ture performance. " (
Adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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FOREIGN.
CUBA.

The TOrnauO ON the Lockout for the
Edgar Stewart.
New YORK, January "A letter from
Havana says Edgar Stewart is fitting out
for Cuban service. The Tornado has
left port and it is generally reported she
has received orders to pursue the Stewart,
and if she proves to be of the same char
acter as the Vlrginius, not to take her but
sink her.
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sa WARRANT OF RENDITION. The gov
ernor has issued warrant of rendition to
the sheriff Of Highland, West Virginia,
returning one Green B. Mallenox, who
stands indicted for grand larceny COM
mitted in Richie county. The warrant
was issued on application from Governor
Jacob, Of West Virginia. Mallenox is in
confinement in Henrico county JAIL. -