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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Wishes to inform his customers that
he has just received his stock of spring
and summer goods, consisting of the
most fashionable patterns Of imported
goods, which he will makeup in the
latest style. He employs none but the
best tailors, and both in cut and make
can not be surpassed in the city. Sales
room under the LeGrand hotel, one
door west OF Austin street. feb 20 1w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23


The place to buy your clothing, IL
5l3 ELM street, at Julius Kahn's Cloth.
ing palace. --f23,l0t.
a great bargain In butter, at
Adams n Go. Il
w. Q. Holland, attorney at law,
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets, Special attention to bankrupt
cases. anl3.2m
If you want to save hundred
dollars in the purchase ola buggy, 20
Orr's.--tf.
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Daiias Oi,y Lu,nbsr Ynsd,

Don't buy any clothing or genIH
furnishing goods, before looking Al
Julius liahn'a Clothing palace, Oh Film
street, f9l,lOL
Call aud nre chs Mlgnon, 600 Elm
street, Choice liquors and FREQ Lunch,
III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

The ono thousand yard race at the
fair grounds, yesterday evening, he
tween Billy Button and Santa Zee, for
500 side, waa won hy the latter. The
pacing race between Carter's horse, OF
Marshall, and j. Is. Wilson's sorrel
mare, one'half mile, for 500 side,
WMs won by The lAtLer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

No. ! mill grinds eight to twelve
bushels per hour, price $50.
No. 2 mill grinds ten to fifteen BUSH
els per hour, price $50.
No. 3 mill grinds sixteen to twenty
bushels per hour, price $50.
No l geared mill grinds twenty-five
to thirty bushels per hour price $T5.
No. 2 geared mill grinds fifty to sixty
bushels per hour, price 800.
With freight from st. Louis added.
Send for circular and see the mills at
Afford 4 SoRLEi, Sole Agents,
400 Elm street, Dallas,
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Dallas city Lnmbe, YARD.

dor all kinds OF shirts and fine
hats, go to the Clothing palace, 5l3
ELM street --fl3 lot.
New York early rose seed potatoes
| W SO ut Adams n Co.. leh5.tL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Messrs. Afford \ SorIey, DnlIns'
The Big Giant No. > mill, which We
bought of you ON the 18th inst. give.
perfect satisfaction, doing all ant
more than yon recommended 1t to do
making three hundred bushels of shell
tor fuel inside OF four hours. w,
would not be without the mill fel
twice the worth of il.
BLlNN " COFFIN.
KILDARE, February n, 1873.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
AGreatInventiOn

Ana QUO III much uenfnl ~ tho people ~
large, HlWHyH attracts attention., " has
been tho hlHl0fy VI hll lfhdra hul blhhuli IN
Oi Tabor that the primitive nellpl ~ no.
eDiu pllHnlug tin desired pnd hhs hren quite
labOrlnus nnd very allow 10 W. Iuhulih, a.
least ihe hlAOy Of Wpll making htpnA W
confirm the assertion, flfhl HlBHllB WIN
th0 pick and spade lhpn hOiufhnlY thought
NJ boring ny hand but ~ nlsl llh hNgplh
used we're crude aiilillHi Hnd capable ul Dor
ing hut . small hole Supplying y very litllr
pule water, Ihn opening w NJ tho great
wrHi made tho dpnand iur Wellh 20 great
that WITHIN Tie last Two years Wrllsholllk
tools have been Invented, hnl we hu.lhehs
has been ~ u measure ityolullulilsrd, lhu
hnH hrOuine source ~ money 'mHklnB
euuHilrd hy 40 other branch where tic Ia
ytHlnent IN 10 little, NH uw innhtlg now 20
where they can Got tic heHl inachlnp W.
faction has NJ last hpcu reached, Nnd We oilrr
yuu u machine cOmploir Ia oyNy detail, one
That IN destined 10 liVe when hll others are
forgotten, N Ia The only HuRuf over III
vented with u alone attachment or m nj
Unstable hond thHl h0ioa any sliced well,
from two feet up, without fnimtlH, called
The C,HiraHim llM dHgtr, patented June ",
lNG, and manufactured 10y q, Il, Hodge, Du.
buuuu, Iowa Any one Wishing Ia 20 Into
TIE business, ~ trade lhhl, Town property
OT stock iuT IN nugGr ANA territory, or want
10 travel IN this state ana sell nuge'H nnd
territory un u large commission, VIII please
call ON me NJ tho National hotel, on y, u,
Duplrr NJ tho Planters house, Elm street,
DALLAS, TuAnH, where VIII he idf the noGl
thirty days The nuuuf M on exhibition, nnd
N running all tho limo, | VIII guarantee
any man 10 make M much NHtlO per day,
lhia looks llksH gold miEc, dOosnIli2 nut
II has been made with ihiN machine day
after day, ana viii no made over nnd over
nm,ln hy many who nro lucky enough TO 70
Into the business, Core ana Aru me before
N In too late, m | can not stay IN this place
hut thirty days u, N, ROOT,
rRiOnlcO uiaaid Anger
N, H-Aa have been engaged In Inc wen
boring huNlnesa for the lnN two years. and
am acquainted with the most ol the augors
IN use, nnd hnVmgrun the Centennial Anger
for the mat ave months, would oh00riully
recommend II M tho most complete, and
best nugur In the market iuufa respect.
| July H., 4, DEPLER,
mnkdNwlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Any one knowing the address of Cap.
tain Frank lrvy, formerly of VenangC
county, Pennsylvania, (lately near
Dallas will confer II favor by sending
TO this Office, Aledo, Mercer county,
Illinnia m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
Daiias CITY Lumber Yard.

County scrip, in large and small
quantities, for sale by Fred Manget
ticket broker, LeGrand hotel. lie also
buys and sells railroad tlckets.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

BY order OF the president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
the 0lllce hours on Sundays will be
hereafter from eight to ten IA. m, and
from five to six p. m.
j, Il, BURTON, Manager,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Giles Liniment Iodide of AM
monia is almost magical in It's removal
of pain, no matter from what source
the latter proceeds. For sale by Con-
nor &eWalker, druggists, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Attorney NJ law; office, COZ Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted TO his care.
--feblly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
Exchange Bank
On the 25ih Day Of January, 1873.
ASSETS,
LIABILITIES.

State Of Texas, county Of Dallas;
Before the undersigned authority person.
ally appeared h. Ii. Davenport, o mt " ell
known, who being du y sworn says that the
above state rent In true 20 the best OF his
knowl edge and belief
h, IL. DAVENPORT, Cashie or.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me thls
%th day OF January, A. d. 1878.
JOHN NJ, Mccoy,
ian dlm Notary Public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
DALLAS C,,y Lumber Yard.

-Four No. l mules for sale at
0rr's. Il
Adams & Co. solicit consignments
and fills orders. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. InnD.lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Everybody lunches ai Gus MIG
non's free, fron lOg IA, 10 " m' Ht'
memher G06 Ella slrfeL-lt
--Dop't fail " call al Julius hAhH'H
Clothing palace ior plolllng anl nate
al bl3 Ella street i.si'lul,
Query "Why viii men smoke
common tobaoen, when lhey can ply
Marbur liros, seal NJ North Caro-
lisa, at tho same price," lan'aldly'
Adams n 90, alI orders for grain
aud produce, III
Two oar loads Of buggles And plat
ora wagOn VI Orr's ~
-lfyou want well'maie And cheap
eheap clothing, examine ~ OH Elh'
street f2l'l0t,
-lfyOu want ~ trade An old hugAy
fOr a new Que, Orf's ID lha plaoe'-lf
--ifyOu wantto buy family car
riage, Or has tho latest styles Ann
patterns III
I must and viii spll all kinds ol
gentlemen's aud boy'A wearing appa'
rel cheaper than any house Ia Texas
Call before buying elsewhere julius
Kahn, bla Elm street, -fA lOL
Picture frames aud monldlngH,
new patterns NJ wall paper for 1879, At
Reed n lalhrops, jagh lm
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Dsiias,l,y IumbeS yHrd

Hot lunch free NJ Gus Mlgnon's
100 ELM street, from lOa ~, 10 " ~
II.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


ID q Brady, Houston NJ Mcclellan n W, ~ l.
\ l. WUrsley, ~ Louis j j Jarvis, ft Worth
ID w WABhburn, Tex H. Marsh, Tex
q Harris, Tex VIM Hagelton, ~ l.
John Meyers, ~ l. NJ y mig, NY
W II Aulry, Houston q Felthouse, Gnlveiton
II Dreylous, NY A Henderson, Chicago
W IL Abrams W Tex N 4 Turner, Houston
W a Jahison, Mich AE Austin, Mich
& ID Arms, Ohio } Stambaugh, ohio
NJ q owen, ~ Louis II Harris, quincy
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Dallas City Lumber Yard.

Choice buffalo hams AT Adams n
CO.'S. feb6.tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
BOOKS

Which he offers at prices ms low Ms those of
any law book house In the United States.
correspondence Ia invited. Parties desiring
large lots will hnd II to their advantage to
send to him for estimates. Socond.hand
ooohs valued ana sold on comm sslon, or
taken In exchange. Parties having libra.
ries tor sale win do well to consigu them to
hlm ON commission.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
DALLAS. TEXAS,
SATURDAY MORNING ! FEBRUARY ~
| TABLE,
INois,

,ne In.
rIaonora In lh'
III Waller puI
no pOn8d Yea.
y, nj ~ 10 aud
,booae force ont
King repairing
tOnewhH UreyA
terday, and did
making several
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

iantlty Of wood
y, at@ 80 and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05
Extensive Strike.

TOPEKA. Ks, APR! 5-At noon yesterday
it Was announced that the engineers and fire.
men % the AtchisoD, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad had struck all along thu line from
Atchison and Kansas City to Pueblo. As q
rule the trains were run to the end of the olvis-
ions and then aDnndoned There WAS but little
disturbance among the men. Trains We're sent
out eas: and sou.h manned by employees Of the
II ctne shops ard others. Sheriff Desbrow, Of
hawnes c>unty, and Sheriff Conner Of Lyon
c"unty, accom- panied the trains. Much effort
wss m~de 10 prevent the substituted nen from
wnrsins, bu. no abso ute violence offered. the
{ I'll ;ers Of he company are reso!ute. and de-
Clare h-t they will find m IN to run the trains
and vii 70. employ the strikers again. The
f. eight traffic on the eastern div.io1 is suspend
ed On the western division trains are moving
ss usual The strikers complain of Insufficient
wages and i'll treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05
COMMERCIAL.

The wsrlike aspect Of affairs in Europe did
not have as aninatiRg an effect on this side Of
the water" as might have been expected. The
was little better feeling in the grain mar
ket, but besides that, business in sll branches
remained exceedingly qui:t and dull, and the
Increased prospect Of peace has given more
cheerful tone to cotton, which has extended In
some degree to the fabrics, while bres1stutfs are
again co1respondingly depressed Gold rstes
fuCtuste but little, being from l0lslol!. o. 5
bonds continue active and strong at an advance
Of lat, except f1r the new 4a, which srestronger,
and the currency g.. Some idea Of the amount
Of bonds that have come from Europe may be-
gsned from thu fact that the balance OF trade IN
the first eight months Of the fiscal year was over
Sill eco 0LO in our favor, and it is estimated
ths. the bond imrortstone since Congress met
have amounted to Sl00. 000,0(o Money is still
very scarce for general purposes, and except on
fist class colIa!erals unat.sin&ble The banks
are supplying the legitimate business demands.
In Baltimore the demand for money from regu-
lar bushes, channels is reported moderate, ard
the supply Of capital is considerably in excess.
With many bankers it Is not SO much question
of rates IS Of security. On first class colsteral
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05

Guilty about discovers; g it. The people Of the
South 90 are ike ali other people before The
war they we're better than any on the lace OF
the ca-th-lnd or, sctleted by the same esl
ings, among whicl is the natural rep1gnsno9
to parsooai relations with those By whom they
know tEey are dis!iked. Now there ar, news
papers in the city of Philadelphia. sample
article from one of which, 90 the Arlington
suit, We published yesterday, whose sole ru:
pose seems to be to wound and iDsul: the poo
pie of the South AID TO represent th:m as
illiterate and hood thirsty savagcs, Wno Deserve
no only the condemnation of the world, but
who have DO rights that Northcro man IS
bound to respect. They allow no self appointed
OCCASION 10 pass without holdiog up Southern
people to the ridicule, scoro and reproaca OF
their readers. Is it strange then that people
thus trestei should avoid business or aoy other
sort of relations that would bring them 10 con-
tao. with their reviers and aVowed enemies.
Would it not rather be strange for them to
continue such relations it they had prev
OuSly eAlSttu 4NCithSl SdSop ptiSSoi ooA ""
freight charges, nor steamship facilities arc DOT
sufficient inducements to draw merchants to
city where the papers they buy 90
the streets grossly and gratutousy insuIt
them and wound their teoderest feelings, and
the sooner the Ph,ladeIphaus fnd that out the
better it will be for them 10 pecuoiary sense.
We entertain too high az opinion Of the vast
body of the people of the North to suppose for
an Instant that were the case reversed they
would trade with city the public journals Ct
which made it constant practice to SANDER
and raduc, them. even if by so doing 1t would
be to their material advantage. Fortunately
there are left some thiogs that money Is locapa'
BILE Of accomplishing, and among them ls the
assusgemeut Of the wounded leeiops of an hon.
orable people, and that being so the southern
trade CT Philadelphia will have to decline still
more, ualcss the newspapers toiwbicb We refer
adopt another line Of policy, for the trade OF
those whose honor can be bought with money
can no: be profitable, and but little of any ether
sort will Philadelphia have with the South il
the same treatment now accorded by some oil
its journals to the people of the South be con
tinucd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

-Four more persons have been arrested 10
Ireland for completely 10 the murder Of Lord
Leitrim. MoIaggart has been released for
lack Of evidence.
In the British House of Commons the bud
get WAS submitted. The ordinary expenditure
is eSl 020 600 and the estimated rcvtDue
SO lac 900. The income tax is increased two
peDse on the pound aad that on tobacco four
peose on the pound.
Russia offers TO send an Ambassador TO the
Vatican at orca 90 the Pnpe's accepting the
present condition Of the Church 10 the Russian
Enpire.
LONDON. April Sat this hour, o'clock
2. o., thunder storm prevails here.
LONDON April 5--The Shah of Persia left
Teheran Tor kurope. by wsy CT 1iHis, on Wed
nesdsy last.
ROME, April Sit is stated that England
will raise no obstacles to the establishment Of
relstions with the Vatican, but reserves the
right to Indicate the basis thereof The Vatican
has instructed the German bishops TO do moth
Ing to prejudics negotiations Tor re- establishing
relations between Berlin and the Vatican.
The Baltic, which arrived at New York from
Europe to day, brought $3.50, 600 in silver bars,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05
News Df Ekse isBy.

L;cuteDaD! Colonel Saith, Deputy Adiutant
General of MaDitOba, says there is 20 doubt
that Sitting Bull has large number Of Indians
With him, AID as soon as bis ponics gre 10
proper condition be is iik .ly to swoop down 90
the American territory convenient to Lis whore
abouts for the purpose Of raiding AID annoying
the United States Government. The mounted
police ere TOO much scattered to prevent the
Intended movements OF Sitling Bull AID bis
followers.
A special from Ccvclaod says: 1T is stated
upon good authority that the CamcroDSher
man wedding will take place o. the oh Ct May.
Miss Sherman. her mother and Mrs. Hoyt, her
sister, have gooe to New York 20 make pur-
chascs. The ceremony will be performed 10
this city, and it is eXpoc,ed will be very bril-
liant affair.
Sylvester Towo ard his father in law, while
attempting to cross small lake te| miles
north Of Auburo yesterday 10 boat were
capszed and Town was drowned. The other
occupant OF the boat was rescued 10 90 exhaust
ed state. Mr. Town had been married The
previous evening.
The lumber firm Of Holt and Bugbee, Of
Boston, have suspended 10 oDstquence Of for
peles to large amount by brother Of Dir.
Bugoee, WHO has been purchasing ageut for
the firm at Indianapolis.
Thirty fva hundred cuGces Of retorted gold,
valued at fifty thousand dollars. were received
at Helena, Montana, from the Peuobscot mite
o. Wednesday,
Morris Price. proprietor Of fancy goods
store on OH street. Washington, has mysterious
ly disappeared, and it is feared has come to an
uoimely end.
The greenback convention at Portland, Orc
pou, yesterday, nominated W. Wilkins, fJr
Governor; Prof. J. f. Campbell, for Coz
g5css, an1 ". A. Cste=, for Secretary OF State.
Geo. Thos G. D vic, commaudabt at Fort
laramie, W. T., died at his home, n New
York, yesterday, aged 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05

COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRe1NIA.-John w.
Turner VS.. The Commonwealth. Writ of error
refused.
Red Vs. Jones G. ais. From the Circuit Court
of Nottoway county Affirmed.
Clarke VS.. Tyler. Upon petition for writ
CT habess corpus. Granted.
Mcdaniel s IIby rs. Iste. From tbs Cir
Compton VS.. Major. From tho Circuit Court
Of Culpeper. Reversed
Colmsn's administrative rs. Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company. From the
Circuit Court of Richmond. fii:med.
Gale VS.. Wilson ct ais. From the Circuit
Court Of Norfolk county. Affirmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05

Mrs. JONES, how is your health this lDorn-
lug? Thank you madame much improved.
[ bought bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
last night, and alter the first dose my cough
was checked. | slept we'll, and have not
ccuyhed oLce this morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05
TfyEsESE NcTg.

Tie Giaike Courier says john Riley, Of
frederick county, was l0l years Old 10 JAN
usry last. lie walked to Winchester, dis
taocc q siE mice last week. His father died ct
the eye Of lU5.
4. 9. Thcm, who was s. seriously wounded
ia 81 eoecuaitr with Si!oey PITTS, 10 North
sm 2!on c4un!y, 20 Thursday last, aud in which
PITTS w3s killed, sill, it Is EoW thought, GER
tainly rcc)y"r.
Among tic aas:s 10 be tried at the next term
of The Circuit Court Of L2ulouo county, which
meets CO he Al Monday, is that o. j. B.
Mann, for klIiiog John Brisbane, during a
chai;v.ri.
All persons who have paid capitation tax for
1876 can vote at the May election, but the cap
issiou tax of 1877 viii have to be paid to en-.
able them to vote at the November election.
w. p. Smith, one Of the oldest and most
bi.lly esteemed citizens Of Gloucester county,
died last week.
A ten months cid calf, in Augusta county,
is giving Two quarts of milk daily.
A horse has just died near Mt. Scion, thirty
four years old.
The store Of Mr.. A. II. Mott, in Richmond,
has been robbed OF lot Of cigars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05

Previous to the late civil War 10 this country
a large majority Of the graduates of the mcdi
cal schools 10 Philadelphia hailed from the
South-mauy from this State-but at the com
Inducements Of these same schools, last month,
only few OF those who were awarded diplomas
were from the country south OF Mason and
Dixon's line, AID, if our memory be correct, not
. single one from Virginia. That fact Was not
noted by the Philadelphia papers, but the
Record of that city, 10 its yesterdays issue,
call, attention to the great falling off 10 the
extensive trade that was once carried on between
Philadelphia and TIE cities of the South. The
Record, though uncertain as to the actual cause
Of this decline Of trade, mentions several pos
sible causes, such as the low prices 10, and the
Low freight charges to, other cities, end the
poor steamer facilities possessed by PhiIadeI
phis. None Of these, however, is the true
cause, and it is rather strange that when that
cause is so apparent there should be COY diff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05

The posofi:e at Gallant Green, Charles Co.,
! Nd, discontinued short time since, has been
re established, and Mrs. S. +. Deakens is ap.
pointed postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05
Cannon Case Decided.

SstSC 1SSCiucus
The Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day de
cidcd hat coupons were receivable for all fines
due the Commonwealth. Clark, prisoner in
The ely j, teodered to the City Sergeant
coupons ia payment Ct fee that had been
iuposcd on lin by the Musings Court. The
sergeaot IT fused to receive The same wbereup-
on CLARK, by William l. Royal, Ed, his at
toro,y, applied TO the Supreme Court Of APP.
pca|s for q writ of Eabcas corpus.
Judge Christian delivered the OF ioion Of the
c5urt, JUICES Andcrsoa and Burke concurrng,
Juige Staples dissenting. aod uige Moocurc
drclIplDg 10 hear the cause because be held
bonds. 10 the former cise ct AotGnl vs..
Wright Judge Morcure stated that if be sat
he would have crncurred 10 that decisloC; 50
it is understood that the dccisioo to day re-.
ceives the endorsement Of four judges out OF
i7n.
Judge Christians cpuion held that the de
c;s;on Ct :hr case If Antoni vs. Wright had
s.tlic,: The qles!i,a Of The cons.ltu,ioua!ity OF
;;Ie Iu3i:ug bill. l. had been subsequently
adhered to AID approved 10 the two c4ses OF
Wis. D:o!tcTs vs.. the Auditor, and Maury vs..
the Aufi:or, ana was now 20 longer open TO
question or discussion. The language Of that
aa, ttat coaponS Should be received 10 pay
meDt Of al! taxes, debts. dues and demands OF
the Commonwealth. was as broad aud CON-
rrehensigc IS it cIu.d be. "D2mands' vas,
acc0Tdiog lo Lord Coke, a legal term coverlog
every kIad Of rlphr which one could claim toward
another. He met the question OF the right CT
the Legislature to makc c)utract authorizing
money Dedicated to tie schools by the Cous'i
tuition 10 he paid in coupons, and stated that
the Constitution uPant that such amoup. as
should b. reaI;z3d from foes should be PAID
20 schools. The support tt The schools was a
high duty, tul the payment OF The debt was
rquay high, and the State had GO right 10
dedicate money due her creditors 10 schoo! pur-
poses She must be Just before she is goStr,
Gus, aod it c:ud net be supposed that the
Legislature would fail 10 perform both duties
l. e. 10 .ay the debt and support the schools.
lie did not discuss the o. her questions raised
in Inc case as to the right OF the State 10
collect tax out of the coupoos, but l0asmuch
as the court held thai the cOupors must be
rec4i7ed for Clark's f1c at their face without
deiuctiug the tax, the effect of the decision is
to i, care that 10 tax can be collected or re
tanned from ,upons and that they must be re-
cei7ed at their f2ce. Tie declared that they
w"re gold ~ far as tie S::tc is co1cern cd
Richmond Stute
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05
Ifurder and Suicide.

CHESTER. "a, April 5-Clement Lloyd.
forty years of age, in TT CT jeslousy this morn.
ing, shots and fsta jy injured his wife, and than
fired three shot st himself. f:om tho tl.c:s Ct
which he died shortly stier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-05

As the lew requirs:s O. S Collector to take
tie oath # ofTice in the dis. let in which he Is
located, ana rs there is no oue qualified to al
minie.er the oath in z aska, Colonel Ball wi,
have TO get an enabling act passed in his behalf