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Choice peach blow potatoes " 70,
at Adams n Co. II
Adams N Co. solicit consignments
and fills orders. II
Adams n Go. I'LL orders for grain
and prOduce.-tf.
Two ear loads OF bugges and plat.
orm wag ons, at Orr's.-tf.
--lfyou want to trade All old buggy
FOR n new Que, Orr's IL the place. IT.
Fresh celery and tub Saddle Rock
oysters received daily at Delmonico. Il
Fancy sun.dried apples % cents,
ut Adams n Co. Il
--lfyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
Picture frames and mouldings,
new patterns OF wall paper for 1878, at
Reed 4 Lathrop's. jazz lm
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 20.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
humanity unIeL Iaat nIghL.

Unusually quiet Inst night
Show IN tho man that knows MI
the candidates In Dallas.
Tho coal trade IL not no lucrative
now m u few weeks past.
AN announcement M candidate
for alderman IN now In order.
Yesterday was M lovely n day M
ever was experienced Ia Italy,
The spOrtsmen OF Dallas still sue
coed in finding quantity OF quail,
--ThIny'slx dollars and forty cents
IL the amount the boys are working
for now.
The porkcra enjoy themselves roam.
ing about the streets. Call out Levy,
the hog-dog.catcher
The Texas and Pacific train, due
here last night at ll;25, was one hour
and half behind time,
There IL much I ak about the mrs
qiernde ball given on Saturday night.
The costumes are spoken OF ~ elegant
The street auctioneer waa busy
yesterday, with large crowd around
him, crying OF "the finest Texas po
MES"
The cars on the three different
lines will accommodate passengers
after the performance at the operas
house Tonight.
Mr. Orr has moved hs buggies
into his new huildng, opposite the
stable, and ia now building large
stairway in froHt.
--rhere will he n committee OF In,
dies appointed to receive and apply
the money TO the uses cnntem plated
by the announcement OF the city hos
pital benefit.
Don't fail to attend the play at the
opcrahouse To night, 10y the Sieldcn lr
win company, for the benefit OF the
city hospital, for that Institution sadly
needs all the aid II can receive.
"A farmer from near Eagle Ford
brought to town yesterday young
panther, about the size Of common
cat, which he aays he caught in the
woods, apparently lost from its COM
panions.
The fine weather that has favored
Dallas for the past week has made n
marked change for the better upon our
streets; but there IN much work to be
done upon them in the way of filling
the great, ugly holes that have been
worn In them.
There will be this week, Mt the
elm street Presbyterian church, rollg.
iouA aerVioes night aud morning.
Prayer meeting every morning from
10 TO II, Preaching at night ut z
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. Bonde from
Paris will preach.
Owing to an improvement in the
county roads, the wood wagons have
Hooked to town IN great numbers, but
find their sales move slow, and the
people too Independent to pay the ex.
orbitant prices they were wont to ask
during the bad weather.
Tickets for the City Hospital Bene-
tit 10y the Selden Irwin combination,
Tuesday evening, January 29th, at the
operaNhouse, ARE for sale ut the Wind,
sor hotel, lelrand hotel, Lamar hotel,
National hotel, Reed Il Lathrop's, shea
" Gordon's grocery store, Elm street,
Atkins drug store, and reserved seats,
at ConnOr " Walkers drug store.
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Mesare Jones & spatholt, Ia Tar
HERALD building, are the leading
merchant tailors Of Dallas. They are
turning out SOME elegant suits. Their
stock OF cloths, caaslmeres, etc, is
large and we'll aelecied. Their work
ia always fully guaranteed, aud the
styles are exceptionally fine. Give
them call when you want nice suit.
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Dallas cay Lumber YARD.


Notice IL again given that the time
prescribed by the city charter for asBess
Ing the taxes for 1878 is nearly over,
and severe penalty is fixed against
those who fail to render their lists he
tore the first day OF February. All
parties who have not done 30 will find
1t to their interest to come up and rem
der their property at once.
], N. OGDEN,
Jan, 23-3t city Assn and COll'r.
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New I'0ston,ce.

In conversation yesterday afternoon
with Colonel j. Is, Stone, We learned
that NIL was In readiness for the re.
moval Of the postonlce except the new
boxes and fixtures which had been or
dered and as soon M they arrive and
ARE placed In position, which will be
In two or three weeks, the office will
be- moved into his new building, This
move will be u convenience to some,
while others will undoubtedly mourn
ilg lOaA
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber YARD,

A great bargain In butter Al
Adams ~ 90, II
W, q, Holland, attorney at law,
office, corner Of Main aud Lamar
streets, Special attention To bankrupt
caHes. janla'2m
Go to Orr'a fGr u first. class two'horao
omnibus or baggage wpgon, for rent
or sale. IT,
II you want 10 save n hundred
dollars In the purchase of buggy, %
10 Orr's. IT,
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main n,reolVnr LIne,

Tho Main street railway company,
viii In u day or 40 begin the building
Ola stable In the place Of the one
burned last week, They now occupy
stalls In Llndsey's stable, Sycamore
street, Having lost the main part oi
their mules, they have been forced to
oonpcrlpt Texas ponies, aud put them
10 the ears. Now the average c0w.hoy
ppya hiB niclllo aud ridcd ~ II he were
NJ home,
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Tna HnlshI TsmnInrn.

The following Sir knights left last
night for Austin, 10 attend the annual
oonolaye Of tho H. u, Grand SOM
mandery, Of the sta of Texas, which
oonyenes In That city on "wednesday,
the aOth John q, Mccoy, j. j, Good,
Henry Boll, H. NJ. Knepny, g. A, Rob
ertson, A, A, Pearson aud Fred IL,
Page We bespoak for the gentlemen
kindly reception at the capital city,
Several ladies' accompany the party.
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Dallas Ci,s Lumber Yard.

Reliable help for weak and ner
yOus suffers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pnlvermacher's electric
belts the grand deslderatum. Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull.
vermacher Galyanlc Company, Gin.
einnati, Ohio.
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the ground, Only few moments
passed before he became conscious, but
he refused TO toll who no was, and dee
nied that anything serious was the
matter. lie walked oil alone, refusing
10 move II any one attempted To fol-
low hun, Those enter must be cOm
mon with him.
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All persons are cautioned against
trading for II draft OF II, w. Daugherty
on the First National bank, endorsed
to lis 10y Il. y. Wilson, or issued to our
own order, for $780, AZ payment Of
same has been stopped, and we have
never negotiated same to any one,
ia2l 1T NJ. ULLMANN Il co.
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dissolution OF COpartnerShip.
NOTICE TO ESTRAYERS

| am ordered by the grand Jury to notify
he following named parties VINO have eS-
rayed stock and failed TO report the same az
required by law, that If they do not do so
them, viz:
Il, l.. SandfoId, one horse.
GA. Poor, one mule.
W. =. Obier, two horses.
A. q. Mcdowell, one horse.
+, NJ. DO Eman, one COW and calf
James +. Ramsey, three steers.
A, HARDWOOD,
1911 county Clerk Dallas County, Texas.
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office.

The notes given for subscription to
the Dallas and Wichita railway COM
pany are in our hands for collection.
Parties owing on such notes will please
call at our otllce, 6ll ELM street, and
settle the same.
Iang7dlOt WHITE \ PlOWMAN,
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Fred Manget, ticket broker ut the
IaGrande hotel, buys aud sells tickets
10 all points In the United States and
Europe, lie has also county scrip Tor
sale. janll'lt
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Messrs. Ed. Stockle and Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened
barber shop near the Lamar hotel,
the ilfst shop west Of the entrance on
Main street They are prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to their pa
irons. Janis I'm.
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AGreatlnYentiOn

And one at much boneAt 10 the people NJ
large, always AtlraciA attention, II has
been Tie history VI all lfadca aud bfanohes
OF labor That the primitive method ~ uc'
complaining the desired end has been quite
labOTOlN, aud very slow In its fusuliS, AZ
least tho history OF well making seems 10
cOnhrn the assertion, First digglng Win
the pick ana spade, then somebody Thought
~ boring by hand, but NJ first the augers
used were crude affairs ana capable OF hOr-
Ing, but - small hole supplying n very little
pure water, The opening up Of the great
west made tho demand for wells M great
that within the lust two years wull.hOfng
tools have been Invented, aud the business
has been In measure reYOutlOnlzed, ana
has become source Of mOney.makiug
equalled by no other branch where the In
Vestment IL so little, Men are l0Okig now 10
where thCy can get tho best machine, Ter
tecttOH has at last been reached, ana we oilcr
you machine complete IN eYOTy detail, one
that IL destinoduO live when all others are
forgotten, II Is the only anger ever In.
vented with stone attachment or nm nd
Unstable head that hOICs any sized well,
from two feet mp, without reimerS, called
the Centennial lW dHger, patented June 10,
1875, and manufactured by U. Il, Hodge, Du.
buque, Iowa, Any one wishing TO 90 into
the business. or trade land, town property
or hloCk for an anger ana territory, or want
10 travel In this state ana sell auge-s and
territory ON large commission, will please
call on me at the National hotel or =. +,
Depler AT the Planters house, Elm street,
Dallas, TeXns, where | Will be for the next
thirty days. The auger IL ON exhibition, and
In running all the time. / will guarantee
amy man 10 make as much nv $40 per day.
This looks llkes gold miEe, doesn't 10? but
II has bean made with tins machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again 10y many who are lucky enough TO so
Into the business. Co e and see me before
II IL too late, M can not stay In this place
but thirty days. d, n, ROOT
Fatentee Ofsaid Anger.
N. BIAS have been engaged In the well
boring business for the last two years, and
am acquainted with the most OF the augers
In use, aud havlngrun the Centennial Anger
for the last 1--WE months, would cheerfully
recommend II as the most complete, and
best anger In the market Yours respect.
iulIS,,. =. +. DEPLER,
ianSd&wlm
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Housekeepers should not forget that
Adams " Co. have apples by the mil
lion for the holidays.
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons Mt twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prices.-ti.
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Dallas Oi,y Lumber Ysrd,
Texns Y.ast Cakes

are made everyday In the week NJ the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentyceuts per pound, aud the
only fresh yeast cakes In the city,
ianlm,
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DALLAS Female Coii,ge-Musicai Pro
grnmme.

"Oh Restless Sea" vocal trio. "The
Stirring Cnp" vocal solo. "Watch.
Ing" vocal solo "l Feel Thy Pres.
ence Where'er | Stray" vocal dnctte.
Gentleman's solo. "Barcarolo," vocal
trio. Gentleman'e solo. Lady's solo.
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Notice

have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child IN Texas, hut II
you have any money aud want II per.
feet tlmoNkeePer ut about half price,
call on u, AUSTIN,
lanO I'm No, AOi Main street,
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saa ,e.u,,sn.e

Last night, about twelve o'clock, az
an old man, name unknown, was
walking down Commerce street, he
was suddenly seized with commissions,
gave several sharp shrieks, and fell to
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
windsor,
A kInguIR Accident an the New York,
New lIHyen AMI Hartford Railroad,

Nv" Ah"NNNs "'' NN'ssFN'ss'''
NEw llAyEN, August 7, lNi
DIX. GILEs While ON duty ~ fire.
man. on engine AZ, about ten miles
from this city, on Shore Line road,
was accidentally thrown OIL against n
rock, train under full head about
thlrty-livc miles an hour. Was very
badly bruised. Your agent was on
board. He furnished me with two
bottles of Liniment lodide Of Ammo
mia, from which received the greatest
possible benefit. In four days was able
to sit up, and am Eow ready to com.
mence work. My aged mother also
used the lIniment for rheumatism,
which II cured. JOHN GAFFNEY.
The above was witnessed 10y nuns
ber OF passengers, aud VOuched for by
Mr. II. Magee, conductor
For sale by Conner " Walker, drug
glsts, Dallas, Texas.
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Notice.

Charles ID. Cole, II minor, has left
his home without provocation. All
persons are warned not to harbor or
trust him, under the full penalty OF the
law. LEONARD COIE,
JAIL lot Ovllla, ELLIS County, Texas.
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CIIy Lumber Yard.
sionoPipo Chimneys.

Safer, more durable, and cheaper
than brick. Architects and insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
and sold ut no Main street, opposite
the Crutchield house. janlStf
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NnnAICtt

To buy for cash, at low prices, two
horses and one secondhand open-top
buggy. Call on j. q. Street, at Market
wagon yard, opposite Medical institute,
Elm street
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NOnIIN NORM.

All parties to whom have loaned
county scrip will please return the
same at once, as | am In want of IL.
jan25.3t A. HARDWOOD.
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County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. ian9-lm.
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Dallas UiD Lumber Yard,


Manufactured Ia Dallas aud sold At
lowest eastern prices, once and works,
40 Main street, opposite Crutchhcld
house, janlilf
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Notary Public.
Dallas city Lumber Yard.

y. N. Hammond. Once opposite state
savings Hank Main street, decY7.im
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Rev. DIR. A. p, Smith, of Dallas, ms
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Boude, of Paris, will
hold religious services at the First
Presbyterian church, all of this week
Services rs follows Prayer meeting,
daily, from 10 to IL am; preaching at
7pm. On next Sunday, communi on.
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Umbrella China Trees.

Umbrella China trees for sale at
Stone q Keating's. Grown on the late
Prof. Scales place. ja25Iw
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CITATION,

THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
Il DALLAS-JusticeC Court, Precint No. l.
me state OF fexas---To the sheriff or any
constable OF Dallas county, greeting.
whereas oath has this day been made before
me oy - Hefiingt1n that the residence ol
j. l.. Lambert II unknown, so that The orII-
nary process OF the law can not be- served
upon him W. wv
u gu are hereby commanded that You, by
hhAluE publication OF this wit IN sauna
newspaper printed I'm Dallas county far
,htee successive " eeks before tue return dsy
hefeoI summon the said i. L.. Lembert 10 III
anu appear me, at my once, No. 800 Main
suset, 10 the city OF Dallas, Dallas connty
on the Hh day OF February, ISIS. az 10 o'rlocL
M, 10 answer the complaint of the said
). Lexington for the sum of one hundrsd
shd MY dollars ahd interest due nnon =
note Tor : -, executed to said J, ~. HafIins.
lou ~ said J. l.. Lambert, on the ieth NJ
aemuer ls.G and payable on the Isl aay Of
- . 5ssmDef' ls''' and credited with payment
Herein iail not, and Of this writ mako dps
elun as the law directs. us
uiysn under my hand this, the I'm day Of
dltw3t Up. Precinct No. /, Dailssd
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q ailg 4etald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
No,iee

Henry y, Gilllgg A Cop proprloloTaol we
American Exchange and Reading Rooms
llU strand, London, England, are our duly
authorized agents 10 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, ThH pAILf hthAlp
viii be found an Mo, aud Texans In LONDON
viii mud II NJ Their service
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No ono ID authorised IA purchase any afV'
olo whatever on the account Of Ins lihh-
ALn without an order hgned by
], l., lAWuW'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-10
TIE GARBAGE QUESTION.

MR. MCAFFREY's REPLY TO TEE COMMITTEE.
At the last meeting of the City Council the
Administrator of Improvem ents rose 30 ques-
ton of privilege and said:
Some time since a committee was appointed
by his honor, the Mayor, to investigate certain
charges against me in relation to the use OF
garbage upon the streete.
I have already made public my grievances
as to the delay in appointing this committee,
and called attention to the fact that had no
represeu tation Thereon. In the selection OF
this committee it will strike all as strange tnat
his Honor should have chosen one tMr Stoo-
dart HowelD whom he has himself recently de-
pounced as q defaulter to the city. (the
Mayor here interrupting the speaker said
THAT is a mistake, Sir. l never said tnaG
placed on the reoords.") Mr.. McCsfffey con-
tinued: And another, On extort1oner, VINO, AZ
the leader audripgl leader of the unconeoionEoie
ice monopoly, which he's also incurred his DIT
ter and Cfficial denunoistion, as well aa that OF
the public, for unocnsciona5le extortious, by
takinS advantage of the scarcity OF ice, and
the prevalence of dread scouTge, which rem,
dered it necessity, ana not iuxaLy - =
Mr.. Bosworth's connection with the aPpraIse-
ment of the Waterworks, some years since'
when, with others acting for the city ne pre-
sen ted an enormous demand OF htty odd tnous-
and dollars for simple inspection OF t1e
works, in face of the fact thai he and bis con-
feres were appealed TO as pstrlotc clt'zens
willing to render UFiulDB setNlOo " Vhe WY
/ have CHARGED that this committee was q
biased one, organized and determined to re-
fuee me Justice, and ct Snd personally responsi-
bic for the ch arge, and ready to prove 1t by q
reference to the current history OF the proceed
| ing +;,,o,,., mt
of nv presence, and visiting the dump with
ont requesting my attendance, after deceivi9g
| me by o previous adjournment over to the
| next day has been commented upon as conceo-
ed facts, furnish convincing proof OF unfair
SeoondSThe Insulting and continued inter-
ruptions and slurs cast upon the few Of my
witnesses they deigned to hear WAS IS con
| temptible in them as it was offensive to the
witnesses, and exhibited determination 20
convict, whatever might be the evidence ad-
duoed. .,, .u;,o
Third-The throwing open Of the doors wide
upon all subjects for the proseout'on' despite my
protest, including pretended investlGStlon OF
| the dump the condition of streets the causes
of fever the health Of loc alties near the dump
/ etc. and suddenly returning to the stree iei,
| ter of their mandate when the defence ohered
| overwhelming evidence in rebuttal rnIng IL
| oil out, and this after the evidence OF the pro
seoution had all been Published in the pubhc
| journals.
Fourth-The peremptory, arbitrary aud 9n-
reasonable adjournment sine dc when they pc
/ held the numbers Of witnesses who were Eeaoy
70 teatify 10 my behalf. aad ha9 eaaee = s tsss
n q a. ""
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-10

HoME NEWS PROM ADRoAD.-We suppose 'tS
ALI right but, not having seen the item in any
Of our domestic exchanges, We were htsle
startIsd this week, when onr mail came IN
from across the ocean, to 6od the following
paraprapb in the London Tablet:
MxSDKD.-The New Haven -(ConuectiopD
paIiadiuDt says Miss Lucy A. Osborne, " hose
soaIn. right ear and part Of the right cheek
Were torn off in September, 1874. by machinery
in which her hair caught, and who has since
been nt 8 New York hospital, 10 now at nome.
new scalp has grown upon her head by Lhe
grsfttug thereon OF minute bits OF Sktn. y Inc
5ieces We're Contributed from the arms OF tho
hospital surgeons. The total number Of Pieces
used In this operation was 10 GOO. One OF me me
surgeons contributed from bis person I<OS
pieces, aud another gave 565. The aPpesra1cS
of the scalp now 10 similar to that OF he9od
wound. or couTss, there can be no Rrowtn OF
hair thereon. The eyes still present q shRntty
drawn Appearance. The wounds OF the cheok
and ear have been neatly dressed the former
leaving scarcely q scar. In the hrst OF the
grating process, bite OF skin the size OF nleke'
pieces we're employed, bat not with good sue
cess and at the suggestion OF au EDgl5h sur
0eon much smaller pieces were substltnted'
and with excellent results. Miss Osborne Id
now twenty-five years old"
TIE Only thing emitted here is diaGrem oi
tho plsr Ation, showing the number Of gratis
to the square inch.
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for the preservation of the lives of 400 en-
nod

for the preservation of the lives of 400 en-
A telegram from vicksburg. dated the 5th,
ministers of this city, of sff
denominations, ask the benevolent public for
aid for the destitute here, who cannot be
reached in the ordinary manner. The distress
is very great. The remnant of funds already
collected for yellow fever sufferers, if sent to
them will be disbnrsed by the Ministers of the
Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
churches.
The elections North, last Tuesday, resulted,
on the whole, rather fsvorably to the Rspubli-
oaus, They added five members to their oon-
ereseional delegation in New York, two in New
Jersey and from one to three each in Penpsyl-
vanis, Indiana and several other States. The
Democrats won eight or nine seats in several
States, including Ohio, but not enough TO
oounterbalanoe the Republican gains.
In Massachusetts,, Butler was beaten fol
Governor by 10000 majority he RECEIVING
In New York City the combined opposition
beat Tamuauy by 10000 votes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thomas Ahern, the last of England's Fe
nian prisoners was released last week.-
GARNER Pages, French historian, is dead -
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius has recon-
is anticipated ii the manufacturing districts
of gland by the determination Of employers
to cnt wages down 10 per cent. Inc oper
atives have determined to strike in case the
cut. down is s,tempted.--Comme ercal fail
ures are reported daily from Scotland where
bnsi uess has been thrown into great confusion
by the failure of the Bank of Glasgow
o. the 5sh, row between whites and blacks
occurred at Kempvile, Princess Anne County
Va. One white man and five negroes were
wounded, the latter being the attacking party
On the 9TH, Judge Hilton, A. T. Stew
arts executor, informed the police that Stew
arts grave in st. Marks Churohyard, stuy
vessnt Place, had been broken open and tn
body taken away. 1t is thought the body wa
.tolen for the purpt ss of getting reward.