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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

DOUBLE CHECKING-A WARNING TO BANKs.
4 citizen Of Richmond who year ago was
doing business in Norfolk was arrested
here last night on the charge of obtaining
1863. .63 on false pretences. 1t seems that a
Baltimore house sent Norfolk firm check
Tor S6963. The latter reported that it had
been lost, and duplicate check was for
warded. The duplicate was cashed in Nor
folk and paid by the bank in Baltimore on
which it was drawn. Three months later
the original was also paid. The estizen
says that he never got the money, and sus-
poets that his clerk played the trick oE him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

THE Tom KARL CONCERT. TOMORROW
N1GHT.-The rush for reserved seats at
WAITS yesterday for this grand concert to-
morrow night was something unprecedent-
ed thus far this season in the musical annals
of the city, more than half Of the seats haV
ing been sold, 1t is evident that our music
loving people will turn ont In large num-
hers on this occasion to enjoy the brilliant
entertainment prepared for them. Dir. Karl
will arrive here to-day from Washington,
where he sang last Sunday in church by spe-
cial invitation. A gentleman--a good Judge
of singing himself, being superior vocalist,
who heard Mr.. Karl sing on that occasion
wrote to his. father here: :" have never
heard any singing equal to it for depth OF
feeling and impressiyeness OF style"
Mr.. Karl will tomorrow night be assist
ed by the brilliant soprano Miss Alice
Swain In duo and solo, and also by Miss
Redford, who will sing q new and beautiful
song, peculiarly suited to her rich voice
and the choir Of Monumental church viii
sing some beautiful and popular quartettes
and trios, Altogether; this concert will
evidently prove. o delightful and brilliant
affair from beginning to end--onei which,
indeed, it. is but too rarely our good fortune
to have. -y-..s3gF st, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

IMPORTANT VIRGINIA CASES ADVANCED ON
THE DOCKET OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME
CoUaT.-The Supreme Court OF the United
States has advanced the case OF MacCready
Us. The Commonwealth on its docket, to be
heard at an early day. This is an appeal by
MacCready from q Judgment Of the Court
OF Appeals OF Virginia which afirms the ex.
elusive property OF the State In the beds Of
the bays, rivers, and creeks within her juris-
diction against the claim OF o nonresident
ia: plant oysters therein as 10 right secured
10 all citizens OF the United States by the
Federal Constitution. 5 s, 81 .s.
IS A like order has been made la the case Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Cone
pany us. The Commonwealth, which IS an
appeal by the company from jadgr.s1tio OF
the same court, which affirms the liability OF
the company 70 taxation BY the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

RoLoaICAL.-The following table
shows the reading OF the thermometer for
the month Of January, from observations
taken at sunrise each day; also the condi-
ton of the weather at that hour. The OBJ
seryations were taken at an elevated posi-
ton in the eastern portion of the city, and
from two Instrumentation filed with alco-
hol, the other with mercury-and both
marking the same, or very nearly so, there
scarcely ever being more than the differ
ence of a degree between them.
The first column shows the lowest point
reached (by seK-registering thermometer)
during the twenty-four hours ending at
sunrise, the other the readings at that time !:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

y THE MOZART TBss 'EvRNR0.-The usual
attractive programme viii be presented by
the Mozart Association thia evening. Upon
the occasion OF the last musicale only In
'strumental pieces were produced, but this
evening Messra. Watkins and Grant will
sing duet from the e Lily of Killarney z, 1;
the former q solo, =. Ave karia, !" from afra-
della, and the latter g Sweetheart, by Mil
lard. The orchestra viii play three pieces,
including the overture q Band nditenstrei
BY Sunpe, and the ceieb ebrated g Traumerie,
by Schuman. Messrs. Kessnieh and Laube
will play Q duet for two vioiins by Spohr,
and Messrs.i Hoen, Kessnich, Laube, and
Baseler, quartette BIZ Schubert.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

v The LEIGH-STREETl CHURCH ENTERTAIN
NEWT To-NIGHT.-Dr. Taylor will give his
last entertainment on Church Hill for the
benefit Of the Leigh-Street Baptist church
tonight, and will exhibit an entirely new
series of pictures. From the Leigh-Street
church the Doctor comes over TO give an
exhibition for the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

Death Of Deputy-SheriF CogbiH. Mr..
John A. Cogbill, deputy sheriff and iailor
OF the county, died on Tuesday night at the
residence OF his mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Cog
bill,, near Chesterfield Courthouse. The
deceased was brother OF sMr. NJ. "A. Cog
bill, the county clerk. He was wen known
and much beloved. His funeral takes place
to-day ut 2,.o'cIock P. ~, and will doubt
less be largely attended. .<
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ASSETS JANUARY 1sT, 1877.

D y. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL In
| ci.p.S{:E AGENTS lo14 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, n presenting NC -.
'SnETH BRITISH AND MERCAST!i.E IN
STRANGE COMPANY, OF London anu Hu'houfs1
CHTifal S1O.oOO.oo0 gold: ~ - c,,,,,.
AWhION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cinc'n'
nail, Ohio-as:cts over il.00o.00o: ,>,,,,~x
MiNIIATTAN F.EE INSURANCE. COAfaN1
oF Xc,, Y Y.rk-ass,;ts over SS00.000
:" ,Tr "kSTiC INSURANCE Coz A n \, oi
Eroohlvn. y. Y. assets over s30o wv. p.oo,
PHiENlX INSURANCE CoMtAN1' OF h'"oA'
hn assets over S2.5o0.0OO.
'poRTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMfAN1,
Portsmouth, Va.--aSSetS over S5O.QOV. .o
D.nstt,.I with the Treasurer of Virginia, 81 5o.
200 Losses equitahy adjusted and promptly faid a!
mis- agency. Applications solicited ana imlhe9su
attention given thereto oc 10
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. Statistics for4ganu.

Il During the past month S93 criminal charges
were disposed of by the Police Justice, and
81 cases Of ordinance olations were tried.
On criminal charges As persons were sent to
the Hastings Court for Indictment, 81 were
sent to Jail on conviction, Of assault and bat
,tery!or petit ilarceDyy andt42 in default Of
surety; for their good behavior. Fines !:
City, s146.75;. State, S17 so; costs, S54 Co.
total, s217.90.
FIRES.
During the month OF January the Fire
Department was called ont three times to
respond 10 alarms q In four cases! fires (at
Judge Ould's, Mrs.y Thonpson's, Mr. Saun-
ders's,i and Mr.. George IT, ChEistian's resi-
dences) were extinguished by members OF
the department without any alarm being
given. = + - sze':s, '''*''''' 49, .''. Y r Fl.
j :as aial DEEDS RECORDED.
During the month Of January the clerk
Of the Henrico County Court received 46
deeds for record, In the, same period a219
office Of the Chaa cery Court Of this city.
MARRIAGEs. 81,
Thirty-six licences were issued from the
clerks Office Of the Hastings Court during
the past montif-24 to white and II to col
ored couples. From the Henrico County
Court clerks Office three marriage-licenses
were issued-two being for white couples.
.r,.- III. FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following. is statement of the -four
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending 31st of January: Family, 1853 bar
rels; extra superfne, 2,229 barrels; super
fine, 413 barrels; fine, 26 barrels; middling,
II barrels; condemned, 81 barrels.
..a;r REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The United States Government collected
$203, 70s. 80 OF, revenue in this district in the
month Of January. .,,.....,.........
THE COUNTY JAIL.
There are eleven prisoners in the county
jail-two of them for felony, one Of whom
is under conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

BRoKEN-NosE GEORGE CARRIED TO THE
PENITENT1ARY.-The Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals having refused to grant Broken-Nose
George new trial, he was on yesterday
conveyed to the penitentiary for seven
years. term ''s!@ '-'+.1,'- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

& TEA-PARTY. = The social gathering an
nounced for Friday evening, at the lecture
room OF the Graee-street Presbyterian.
church will be deferred until Monday eve
ming next, February 9th, at O'Clock. to be
continued through the evening. I'm addition
to the social advantages sought, the ladies
desire to advance their effort to diminish the
church debt. They invite friends OF their
own and other congre cations 20 fhe simple
hospitality OF tea with o cordial welcome; !;
and will gratefully receive such voluntary
offerings es any persons may hH disposed
TO drop into their treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

ATTACKED WITH PARALYSIs.-YeSerday
morning between 6 and 7 O'Clock Archer
Lawson, while at work in a cooper-shop at
the corner Of Eleventh and Byrd streets,
was attacked with paralysis. The city am
bulance was sent for and he was removed
TO his home. rita IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

RESPECT TO COLONEL H0LLADAY's MEM
oRY.-At memorial meeting of the Rich
mond har held yesterday in the Chancery
Courtroom, Judge e. H. Fitzhugh pre-
siding, a series OF appropriate resolutions,
expressing sympathy and regret at the death
of Hon. A. r. Holiday, were adopted.
After addresses by Colonel j. 3. Young,
Judge 3. r. Wexford, and Chastain White.
the meeting adjourned.
The remains were yesterday morning
conveyed uia the Chesapeake and Ohio raif
road to the former home OF the deceased, in
Spotsylvania county, for final interment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

Real Estate Sales.-Sales made recently
by Augustine Royal, real estate agent and
aactioneer: House and lot on Perry street
to James McGraw, for $775; house and lot
on same street to John Balsden, for 1915;
lot OF mining fixtures in Chesterfield coun-
ty to Messrs. Archer u Booker, for 81 200.
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I A SQUAD or LANDWEHR.-A a little excite.
ment way created on Broad and Main streets
last evening by the appearance OF d mount
ed squad OF Iandwehr {all Germans), some
twelve or fourteen in number. They were
the observed oil all observers. at every
halt the troopers made a large crowd assem-
'bled to welcome them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

p,I.rryIpnanN a Co. r, III. framed dweiitn4a
and koes on Eaker street cafaes os enoes = 80
b. PAINE d 90, IL A. reat6sass Gas ssas
west Grace ssrsst, variety o. neN tasH
sr ~ MA NJ Y. TAYLOR q SON. Az II. NJ tzfIaes
dwelling No 7oG stsses. 80 ~ = 4
Ar1sUaryNr RoYALL. sonr e1jl jldiuE less y 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

Fuel AbStractorS arrested. Yesterday
morning Constable D. Winfree arrested
German Jordan and Macon Robinson (both
colored) for stealing wood from Mr. French,
about mile and half below town..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

Committee Meetin9.-There was joint
meeting Of the Council Committees on
Finance and Streets last night. The result
Of their deliberations will be made known
at the Council meeting tomorrow night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

Z INTERESTING LECTURE. REV. J. q. Tyler
delivered lecture to the students Of Rich
mond College yesterday morning on The
Wanderings OF the Israelites and the Dis
tribution Of Their Tribes" full OF interest
and profit. Beginning with a general view
of the wilderness through which the jour
ney was made, he dwelt with peculiar clear.
ness and force upon the principal events at
Mount Sinai, and on the march thence to
the borders OF Canaan. The obscurity at
taehing TO that period Of the history, more
properly described as the "Wanderings,o
was Yiyidly portrayed. This was peculiarly
q, time Of discipline; and when at last they
LETT Kadesh for the Jordan and Jericho they
were fully prepared for triumphant entrance
upon the land which should be their future
Ehsme.. The. lecture closed with some ;brief
but admirable 1easons. si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

A NulsANcE.-A dead dog has been per-
mitted to remain on Bank street for two
days and two nights. Surely it Is some
body's duty to remove the nuisance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Blair d
Hoge for, &C., us. Wilson. Fully argued
by NJ. NJ. Gillian for the plaintiff I'm error,
and Judge Ould for defendant in error, and
submitted.
refused to a Judgment of the Hustings Court
OF the city Of Richmond. -
! The Court will take up the case OF Wells
Us. Lancaster this morning, and this case
will take several days. ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PROPOSED REMoDELLING OF THE POLICE
BoARD-Two PR0PosITIoNs.-Ap petition, OF
which the following is copy, is being cir
culated in the city: ,...-...-.
1--WE, the undersigned, citizens Of Rich
mond, conscious of the Importance OF
placing the government Of the police OF our
city under the control and management Of
citizens who are not officers, or candidates
for official position, in order that they may
be untrammelled as to the app ointment, and
removal, and discipline Of the police, re-
spectfully request the Legislature Of Yir-
ginia to so amend the charter as to require
the Judges OF the Circuit, Chancery, and
Hastings Courts Of the city to appoint five
citizens of said city, not office-holders,
who shall perform the duties OF the present
Board of Commissioners in reference to the
appointment, removal, and discipline OF the
force"
The above scheme is heartily endorsed by
the Council Committee on Retrenchment
and Reform, who are now making
the departments OF the city, with a view, il
possible, Of ascertaining the expenses OF
the CITY government. The committee have
adopted a joint resolution, which will be
presented to the Common Council on Mon
day, requesting our senators and repre-
sentatives in the General Assembly to urge
the amendment OF the city charter go as to
provide that the Board OF Police Commis-
sioners shall consist Of five citizens, to be
appointed by the Judges OF the Chancery,
Circuit, and Hastings Courts, who shall
constitute Board for that purpose, and
who shall meet together for every such ap-
pointment; the said judges to be also en-
powered to ill all vacancies in said Board
Of Police Commissioners. Amy member
who shall become candidate for any Off
cial position-Federal, State, or munich
pal-thereupon to cease, ipso tacto, to be a
member of said Board of Police CommiS-
sioners. $500 >s~t.,- .ss-Ta-ga ....e
Another plan, which meets with some IA
vor, is to add to the Board as anpresent con-
stitutei four Notwithstanding citizens
the same to be elected by the Council or
people. ....
When the petition now being circulated
is presented to the Legislature and referred
to committee, and the latter conclude that
it is advisable to make change, twill then
be entirely within their province to draft
Just such bill as the best interests OF the
city seem to demand. ~ .m.- ....
The petition referred to has been signed
bya considerable number Of influential gen.
tlemen. .-.... ....
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Mayor's Court. - Charles Fuqua, for
and John Traylor, for driy-
ing his cart on the sidewalk, were fined 81
each by the. Mayor yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

CoLpESts LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
AND YoNIc IsyIGoRAToR should be kept IN every
home as physician. It penetratcs the stronghold
of disease aud instantly begins the work Of cure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

i have anaiyred the wHIsKEY known under fha
brand Of aB SELECT, - control,ed by Messfs " As;
rEa d. BLAIR q Co. Richmond, Va, anc 4Hnd y.
FREE PROM FUsn on and other ainpurff.e ana
recommend It's use for medicinal ana AMY pat'
noaes. IL b, iMcCAw, d.. D.. late Srofessor y
cheu,is,ry. Medical College Of VIRGINIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

WRIGHT G Co., PHOTOGRAPHIC; GALLERY,
OPPOSITE POST -OFFIcE-Cards,s $3.50 per dozen
imperials, 75c. apiece; framing-asze, 81. Work
done In our usual stv!e. = lys.g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a. she
DISPATCH PRiNT1yc-HoUsE. Good Woss, ioN
prices and satisfaction guaranteet. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

NJ. ELLYsoS & Co, advertising agents, insert ad-
yertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders let st the Dis.
patch counting-room VIII receive prompt atter-
ti0n. \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

PERSONAL Hon. John Goode, and Coy
ernor Mathews, OF West Virginia, were in
the city yesterday.
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POLICE COURT, Rolice-Jus-
tice Joseph j.. White presiding.-James
Giblin, charged with the murder Of Frank
Mccormack, waived examination, and was
sent on to the grand jury for indictment.
Moses Shields, who carried Mccormack into
Giblin's house, was held as witness, and
in default Of surety for appearance was COM
mitted to Jail.
w. s. Nesbitt, young man who saw the
blow given Mccormack by some man he
cannot now recognize, was put down on the
list OF witnesses for the Commonwealth.
John Bright (colored) was sent to jail Tor
six months for stealing two coats from
Henry McC Cormick, auctioneer.
Richard Williams and Susan Ray (white)
were sent on to the grand Jury for immoral
conduct. " 4. - u, s.a
John Cummings, for being drunk and
disorderly, in default OF security for good
behavior was sent to Jail. 80 2 2
Chastain Jackson and Annie AKriend
(coloreG, charged with stealing two shawls
Of the value OF six dollars, the property OF
Philip Strause. Jackson was acquitted and
Annie sent to jail for six months.
Richard w bite (colored), for stealing one
lot Of rope the property of the Philadelphia
Granite Company, five days in Jail and eight
stripes. s.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. At night it was cloudy and
threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: s A. NJ, 36 !;
9 A. NJ, As; noon, G5; P. NJ, CO; 6 P.
~, 60; midnight, 81.
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.4ithmoud llspatrh.
THuRsDAY... FEBRUARY /. 1877.
ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pAPERs OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

TspIcATroNs FOR To-D4Y.-For the South
Atlantic and Gull States, falling barometer,
stationary and rising temperature, southerly
and westerly winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather win prevail.
For the West Gulf States, no decided
changes in temperature and pressure, winds
mostly southerly or ,easterly, partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional rains.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer after atemporary fall in the east
ern portions, southerly to westerly winds,
nearly stationary temperature, and clear or
clearing weather. g ga
For the Middle States, falling followed
by rising barometer, increasing southerly
winds veering. to. westerly, and frequent
light rains on Thursday, generally warmer,
clear, or clearing weather.
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T G. WHITLOCK & co. ARE NOW
. offering many goods in JOB LoTs-good goods
!er one half or o1e fourth their value.
ERIC. &c. q yard: LINEN COLLARS, s, 8, I2lnsc..
$Ad up; CHiLDkEN'S HOSE at most any price !:
AtNTUCKY. JEANS, 6kc. worth 1896: tob lot
IABLE-CLOTH LINEN, $780,: Al BLEACH
CJTTOS, &C: and many other goods, as DRESS
"ooDS and CASSiMERES, very cheap. 81
Please call and examine
...-# .. j. G. WHITLOCK & CO.,
a27 ....-.. .... 1709 Main street
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B stock must be reduced have determined TO
sl9se out large stock stylish DRESS GOODS at and
below prime cost. - -
Ladies handsome Beaver Cicaks at prime cost II
Ladies and Children's Furs II cost; 4,
iiAndaomeStriped and Plaid ehawls at cost;
z cases heaSy Blcached Cotton, equal to Androscog-
- gln. al &c.; IS, -4
oo dozen Esahroided Bridal Corsefs reduced to 81,
regular price 81 so; Merino and All-Wool I'm
aeI%ear Cor ladies, gentlemen, and children at
PRIME cost: Cassimeres for lDesi's and beys' wear
=. cost Gsatlcnen's and Boyg Cardigan Jackets
SSe.om cost: Fur Trimmings, Worsted Fringes,
Great bargains lie lots OF other goods Of
.a.,.,, JULIUS MEYERS.
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1ysUEANCE COMPANIES.
DrcuNoND FIRE ASSOCIATION OF
Ae VIRGINIA.
100000.
CArITAL."....''''''''.''''''''' Wy

HOME OFFICE: STATE BANK BUILDING NO
III MAIN STREET, kICHMoSp'NA.
,>sI-pEs AGAINST LOSSES BY FIRE.
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NIX. EILYsoN, PRESIDENT: .,,,,,.
WILLIAM II. HAXALL, Fice-Presldent'
EHhRERT T. BROOKE, Secretary.
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YOUTHS SACK AND FR0Ck SUITS,
equal to any in the market, either as to STYLE,
QUALITY, or PRICE. WM. IRA SMITH,
ta30-eod3t 1I0S Main street.
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Dry GOODS.
A T COST! AT COST!

Having determined to discontinue the dry-goods
business shall from this day offer my entire stock Of
sEASOSABLE AND DWELL-ASSoRTEB GOODS
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AT COST FOR CASE
And IN order more cpeedly to dispose Of the entire
stock, there are many GOODS which via be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST or VALUE,
can be had. CHARLES UUTZLER,
Ja22-lm GIL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-01

Giblin was before the. Police Justice yes
terday morning, He, waived examination
and was sent TO the grand jury. Captain
Wise, the Commonwealth attorney, has
been very active In hunting up testimony,
and has met with success.
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DR.. Bryant's testimony concluded the
evidence, and after very brief consulta-
tion the jury agreed upon the verdict that
in their opinion the deceased came to his
death on the 2Sth Of January, 1877, from
the effects Of blow on his head inflicted
by James Giblin on the 18th day OF Janu-
ary. -. .ta t.st@n n -%ass' se