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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21

One Of the latest whims in pottery
adopts the tiny, homely little Jug of
brown earthen-ware, sold in shops for a
quarter. They are fac aimiles of the Jug
classic in song, about two inches high,
with the inscription, Little Brown Jug''
etched on the front, and were originally
intended to please children, but the fancy
Of the moment is to fill them with per
fumery and tie blue temperance bow
on the handle, for the toilet table.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-11-21
PALACE BOOT and Shoe Store

THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES EVER
OPENED IN HILLSBORo!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
CLEARED.


Steamer Russia (BH Cook, Liverpool via oaesnstewn
Frsncklyn
Steamer vicsori. tBr Young Observation-Disclosures Brss.
Steamer Labrador (FD, ssngher Hsvrs-Louis dc
Bebian.
steamer Antonio tBr), Anderson. Havre-Bsnhsm
Boyesen
steamer Laursstina (sr), niG. savsnnsh-G A 4 &
steamer Amy Dsrs tBr>. Sinclair. Charlestoa-John
Seager.
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, Richmond City Point
steamer William Woodward. YosnE. Baitimore-J
Krems
Steam or cleaners, Johnson, Portland-J Y Ames
steamer Giancus. Besrss, Boston III Dimock.
ship Argus (Br) Cook. Shanghai Arkell. Tufts Co.
Ship rsling,en lBr) Robbins. Hsvrs boyd tineken.
mouth for erders-Benham + Boycsen.
Bark hucs tsD psiuEo Queenstown or Falmouth for
Bark Low Wood (Br,. Fritg. Antwerp-J Parker Co.
Bark Ant0 (kus) Olin, An,sterdSn-funch. Eyde Co.
Bark FrsiA tkor). Ahrahamsen. Rotterdam Punch,
BARK Niord (Sor) Gull.chssn. Hsvre- Benham Boys-
(recle ard from Aug 2s,.
s.rt ssssa az AnSr.S. hs.y
Bark Hitar tAus) Randick. st Naxairs-Funch. Eyde
Bark George lawrence usaD. Polio. Naples-Lav-
Big Krcole QtaD Balxsno. Cette-Panch, Edye 4 Co.
Brig Houston. Staples, Aquads. PRE- Ssnchex
schr John Tinmons Ciudad Bolivsr-J Arsstni
schr Jsseph G Ssorer Browne. Asrsesibo Pension
sehr Cemmiaxer tBs). Cummiagsr. Port Spain Grin
schr Agnes Grace, seavey. Port spsin-LssycrAft /
Schr Abose Dunn Martin Cardsnas-J K Ward 4 Co.
Schr AldaAa kekes. Rhodes. Bermuda-Dxrrail 4 Co.
schr Blake tBr) Aeaisy, Sc Johns, MI Whit
sehr L St Pierre (Br,. Haley. st John. NB-seamnsll
sehr W Drew. Mshonsy. Jacksonville George H
schr wApslia. Penny. savanaah-Evsns. Ball 1 Co.
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echr Messenger. Martin. New Haven for New ork.
schr Rodney Parker Parker Now Haven for Baltimore
Scbs Ida odssu, CARL. New Rocbslle tor New fork
schr fiorsnce. sscketI, Northport Tor New York -,
schr Orlando smith, Ferns. Port Chester Tor NeS
sehr Reindeer. Howard. Cold spriug for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Giaucun. Boasss. New York for Rossou.
Steamer Aisatross, Davis, Now York for Fall ktver
schr frsncss tBrl Bradley. York Tor Halifax, Ms
schr Bon holt Br) Drake. New York for Sc Andrews and
schr Gea. Hall. New York tor Portland, Ne
schr A Paine. ZONES. New York for Ea-tport-
Schr VIM Mailer. Paterson, New York for Boston
schr Abhte Emery. kaery New York for all river
Sehr Washburn. Hathaway. New York for Taunton.
schr SunEy shower, Nicholson New York for Saybrook
Schr Edward Woosseo Sauire ersey City for Norwich
schr Naad Queen, Curtis. Hoboken for Dighton.
Schr Henry May. Hatch. fobokon Tor Providence.
Schr John Price, Nickerson, Weehs wken for Boston.
Sehr Potter Hooper, Bradbury H~vsrstrsw for Prsvi
dence
schr Chss II Sorthsm. Cole. sandy Hook for Milford.
schr willard salisbury Hardy. Fort johnson Tor Provi
denc-.
schr Helsa Augusta, Pratt Port Johnson for Middle
schr Charles Lovsriag Wilson, Ambey Prsvidsnse.
scnr Manquas. Jones. Anhoy tor Norwich.
Schr Thomas Potter. HANDY, Amboy tor Norwich.
Schr Sea- Bird. Colt. Amboy Tor a artford.
Schr storm, stasb. Amboy for Hartford.
Schr Charles smith, Hanson Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Lscse Bunce rhiiade. phia for New Bedford.
Schr Light OF the East higgins. PhiisdelphtS for 0lou
essteE
Schr 4 Nash, Barber. Phiadeiphia for Westerly.
Schr Frank, Saunders, Phiiade phia for stamford.
Sehr Henry Crosby Crockett. 6soxetown DC. Tor New
sshr J amss Knight. Lawrence. RappahAanock River
Tor Bath. Nc.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

gina B..in,ore; DC. 4 steamer American ts W.ilses.
SltS Sep; s s.v NJ, nr go
il Sep, 90 ,hiD: o.t s;sp.. ds Aurora
I.mSsIs: ko.s scnhssi EI. Campbell, rom Lsadoa.
IAN; G.o,rs Ioi. ssT Norton. from P.s.oa 90 Pies
iS ksrSpe .,sysa ssa iot rsgsr h"s 's sr NC
arrived al,s ios sou,asrp D.pc:.. United knsao%
Ian for southern pp s% Ye ~" on
Ango.Inds tBr,. Ev.ret, for Nejeioncs and United
sysS xSs ss i'i s
H.s .. Gs or & x.'s
sssoa ra.. os s.b .sss s s. ,s,ss
CnATlAn NB DC. 10 Cleared, bark. stanley tser, Ar.
nesen London; llth, Australia tSwI. Chrisophsrsen
EArosvIIlK Ms. os. losailsd, ship Theodore II Rand
0uAsArr: sep, ai-ii port. ship Ais..ndsovas tBr,.
HuAs,LLos Sept i6-saied previously. bark W Holmes
In por, sep, IS. ship. Munster tsr,. Lane; o.csoi.
aooia.oa smiss Brown, B,ooe.; Ssney Ps""i.
Ton Psnales.n, Thomas. Nichols; bark Laura Emily
,EAv,sA oc. s-Arrived. schr r. Williams. shsarer.
vsra csas for ,sw York 70 ss iess. o'"A 'e'
liALtrAx. Oct ii-Arrvsd. sehr Clara tB). Como. New
gls.,se ii.h. schr sors,. tBp, aerrior, London.
,o'n ste amer iesrnisn or Richardson iron
lvssreoI r. Oct sArrved. bsrt Cyprus tBo. Parker.
SS. 21,s po,; shs. xD.v 3D.
s,il.d prior 70 ~. bsrI Mabel tB. Grnshs.
Ilr.sxas. Oct l4--Arrived. bark Rachel walls. Liver.
.NosraxAL, Oct I2-sailsd. steamer ssmiramide OBJ.
NAvissA sept issalsd schr Lewis Ehrman. colIeson.
.Sa.siv NJ sept al.rr,vss, .shr. pioa.s, gosnson.
r ssss. as s'i Ms.sus Noon so Ia silver Wing
nuss.!d. DO. Mary jane tsr, Asury. KEY West; s'6.
n. H = ssss .ssss sss: Hawai-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16

A large audience assembled al the Park Theatre
last evening to epjoy tue OF iavorite play
In many respects u was admirably presented aud
the performance generally showed an Improvement
upon It's former presentation. Few comedies
have becn gwen 10 the pubic IN recent
years TINS, wherein are conbinsd
20 much enjoy ent resulting IRON Innocent
dialogue and iudicrous situations. The cast new
and yet nearly all OF tue actors aud actresses played
Is n "Bsbyn were part ana parcel oil tB.r daily
thoughts. Mr. James Lewis kept tue audience In a
oar OF laughter whenever ne was the stage lie
q an actor who scarcely can do Otherwise. Mr..
naraenburg Msgnus was not July cqu1i
10 tho work required of hint because
se lacked warmths and personal inaguetsm.
IN tho other hand, Mr. ). h. wbtibg astonisDcd b =
iri.n ds by the comic rendition vi part winch
q sharply in contrast with that IN winch only a
lille while before he appeared ~ The represent
ave OF the prettg sentiment that nttacbss 70
3ronson Howard's "Old Love Letters" mrs agnes
3ooth Is always excellent Ia comedy, aud last
ugbt pinyed ut her best The best oil work
N their especial line characters not allotted 70
hrs. q. II. ooert, Mrs Louise Alien. MISS MINNIE
Palmer or Misc sydney Joxei, tut they made the
nest OF the text Several now features wero intro
aucsd the play, but by FAR the most ausnabe wns
The buricsquc tho ''Muigan Guards. sang In the
second act by Mr. James Lewis ant "tbe BABY rom
me dry roots OF suppcsititous law book. ~ com
mspdcd recall. IL Will DO repeated Tomorrow
svsninRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16

for Nav York; leh San Juan Msousy Boston for Frsa-
tera Oct g. brig Elbe (br), Roche, hstanxAs Tor NV
York tsee Miscellany. -
PABELLoS PIcA. Sept l5-Ssilsd previously ships
Chas Ball tBr). Chapman. Adrstic Br) rayisr Ea
rope -
In port Sept I5-Snps Importer. sherbourne. and City
or Mobile tBr), Warren. idg. -
foRr Az PRINCE. Oct l0-Sailed steamer West inoiAh
tBr). Drummer. Baltimore. to load for Liverpool -
QuEBEc Oct 12-Arrived. steamer Ssrms tbr) Aro
Liverpool for Montreal ship vile utnest tBr hsmiison
Glasgow for do barks RUBY tBr Pier, Belfast; Farewell
tBrl. Temple. Sydney. CB
Cleared 18th. bark Ronochau Orb Thompson, Liver
In the river Oct H. bark Lake simeos Br,. Sargent
from Charente tor Montreal.
ST fnoxAs wCA. Sept 2i-In port. brig Mary Thayer.
Yates 1Sm 6aSoonl sboa. ready TO sail for Nev York
SANTA CRUZ (Tenerhej, Sept 23-In port, schr Joseph
Wilde Reed dag. tor New York sail about Ocs 10
ST JoHNs NE Sept 26-Arrvsd, schr vAscello tBr) No
comber, New York.
81 Jons NIB. Oct ia-oleared, bark Nary Pipes Bart
lett, Dublin.
VALPARAISO. Sept ls-Arrivsd, shin Agnes Sutherland
tB, sutherland kto Jansiro; bark CietH tBr) Kigour
do.
Cleared Sept H. bark Ceres Gen. Koop Iqaque lead
for New York.
In port Sept H. barks 81 Nicholas ri Hull IquIqus
and United Kingdom or Continent; st Lucie, AerrimAn
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She parted both chains In the

steamer samuel Dexter She parted both chains In the
gale Of she llth inst. =
schr d Ellis Torrey ofY and from Rockiand for New
Yors. rode out the gale In Edgsrtown Bay she ios.
boat and this morning with nor cargo
on IRE IA later despatch tho ire has been s1ih
I5th-fhe remains Of CAPTAIN Hart OF the schr Eta
Simpson have and to MS rene
QUICK TRiH-Bark Harriet jackson Got Portland
WIN Bacon arrived At tho OF Carenas on the even
ing Of Oct from Portland having made shs rnn from
Cape COD In days. which believed be the QUICKEST
time made by sailing vessel Owing to her hoAvy
drxught of water she had 20 around the lsaacs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
SPOKEN.

Bark carrie Dsap tBr, from PhiladeDhia for Antwerp
Bark Brunswck ALL from Boston for Aspnwall, Sept
49, lat 10 Ion 90 So HAa encountered heavy westher
but all we'll
Bark Chin Chin (Br, Ahier from wimingtoa. NC, for
Hamburg Oct ~. lat SO IS. Ion ~ 20. -
Brig Lizzie Wyman, Fossett from New York for Nina
titlan, Oct I, the Bahama Banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
SAILED.

Steamers Montana tBrl for Liverpool; Alps G3r Port
Prince. &c; Morgan City, Galveston: ship Necksr
(Nor) London bsrks Concurrent Nor. Hamburg: Con-
...nsin sder) KseAsfort Bartlett cstte ceae Vol
szapany tAus). Constsntinopis; Vegsr (Nor). Dublin
brig Au .usto (Swe), Oporto.
Also sailed ssenmers Antonio (Br, tor Hsvrs; Abe.
marie. Lewes Del; bark Mendoia. S. Pierre.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBOATy. &C.

A -SCHUONEH YACCI JOSEPHINE. YUx2I Xxx
n .coppcred In perfect order handsomely furnished
fast will be sold low foot Bridge ST., Broskyu
r. POILlsUk. ia Svuth 81
ELUTE BROTHERS a co.'s PRICE Llsr OF PHO.
Opsilef Tug and Yacht Engines ready send fee
copy. schenectady. n. 4.
L,oK SALE CHEAP OK ExCHANUE-A i5.INCH
Tugboat. IN tiptop order Inquire board foot 81
LIST st.. Jersey City
WANTrD-A BALEkY Built boar. ~ rBEr LONG,
New yorE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CHATHAH. Oct l4-During the heavy gale on Saturday
last the Pollock Rip ghthp dragged her moorings and
Lies than m lie southvestery from her station
GEORGE kLDnIDGE. HydrographeE
PHIA DRLPHIA Oct l5-Schr Katie Hoyt. which ~.
rived to-day Norwich reports that the red buoy
10 gene from the point OF Cape May.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared az New Bedford Oct ~ banks Morning star,
Baekmer, for fscifc Ocean swallow sherman, tor 40
schr surprise Gset Tor Atlantic Ocean (and all sailed
l5th).
called lsth. brig Tropic Jernegan Pacific Ocean
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ sails. Destination


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM SRw YORK THE MONTHS
ocoToBER AND SovEnBE3
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEW YORK. Oct 15-Noon.
The Western Union time all fell correctly to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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HoLynHAp Oct l5-wind AZ. gentle baron stsr 30 COG
PLYxoUrH, Oct l5-wipd NE. moderate, cloudy. baron
eter 1880.
scLLY Oct l5-wind Ssh. fresh; barometer 80 rising.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16

Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston FOR New YORK. With
mdse Gnd passengers to II Dimock.
steamer CITY of New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
York. with mdse aud snHsrs BARRING Davis
steamer Amos Bsrstow, kinny. Providencs Tor New
York
schr Fannie A Edith, Chapman, Bangor for New YORK.
schr " IN X Barnes. Leach. Bangor toi New York.
Sehr kanar. Orcutt, Maenias tor New York,
schr Andrew Peters Torrey, Calsis Tor New York.
scbr Ida. Deerinp, Taunton Tor New YORK.
Schr John Loxier. Sisdaie. Taunton Tor New York.
scarJ Huntington, Nicksrsvn Providence tor New
York
nchr Nathaniel Holmes. Dow Providence for Nov York.
Schr Ocsan Wave, fiurst. Providence tor New York.
Schr n a Oakley Newman. Providence tor New York.
scr george fsssenden, Bccbe niyn's Point for sew
senr A NJ G smith, MeCarby. New London for Nsv
YORK. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

The teachers Ct tie public schools il Wise
coua:g lave stguak not, ECWaVer, tor higher
wages or because an attempt was made to lower
their wages, but because they we're not paid
what was duo them, and 10 guarantee was given
;lesa that ihcy should be paid what they might
hereafter caia. Nov, 10 man CAL Do expected to
7os:s fer nothing. and if ever people had srou1d
fer striking, certainly the 6cnooI teachers OF
Wise county had; but ever in their case we
doubt its ACCESSIBILITY, under existing crcun
Stances: that is if the orders oil the school
trustees would procure them bread aud meat
enough to 1--we on, for idlenes2 iustgates and
leads 10 all sorts OF crime, and that tcachol
who relirqusbes bis school now, even though
tie salary attached to it DO small, and its pay
mcut be uncertain, irregular and delayed, vii
be doomed to prolonged idlcness, there are tot
many teachers ia the State without cmploymen
to admit Of q doubt. III these times nobod!
whose employment makes him living, bare
though it be, should give it up until lie ha
secured ancthor place, for evidence is acoumu
latiog rapidly to prove that efforts to force cm
p!oyors TO terms arc less likely to succeed nov
han they ever were.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
Virginia News.

The Richmond Dispatch publishes letter,
written by Attorney General Field, to a gentle
man ia that city, in which he says: VI will say
that persons exempted by order Of the county
or corporation courts Of their residence, Oh &C.,
count Of bodily in6rmity, from the payment OF
caiIitation tsx, can vote Notwithstanding the
uon payment CT such tax. The fret section,
article third OF tic Constitution of the State,
requires The capitaticn tax required By law
70 re paid before voting. Now, The General
Assembly, which has the right, under the fifth
scc,on of article ten Of the State Constitution,
to levy the capitation tax, provides by law that
the county AID corporation courts may exoner,
etc the citizen from the said lax on account of
bodily infrmity. When the said court, by its
order, tEocerates The citizen from the payment
CT said tax, thea there is no 'capitation tax
required by law Of him, and he is entitled to
vote Without reference to the tax.
The faImbcr5e'of ". H. Daale, in Boyklrs,
Southampton county, four miles from Boyklns
Depot, was the sccGe Of a shocking tragedy
last Saturday moruing. About eight O'Clock
Luther Deale, a young son of w. II. Desle,
IVES eart by Edward Barnes into the room OF
Misss hiolio Nelson to obtain shotgun to
shoot hawk. 4 few minutes afterRsrd tee
c1posioa Of firearms in Miss Nelson's room
alarmed he family, ard, on their rushing into
the room. Miss Moiie was found lying on the
h>cr, With her skull blown off, and her head
ans; shoulders batbcd 10 blood. Young Deale,
il haE1!:os TIC gup, had accidentally discharged
it, oll The whole load struck Miss Nelson. She
WIS &c CONSCIOUS about an hour, and then dled.
Tie deceased was sister of Mrs. Deale, and
was 90 visit to tie house, having come only
tho Gay before from her home in Northampton
county, Il. &. She wss eighteen years of age,
aaG vorg beautiful.
5u3ac Christina, Of Richmond, has decided
Gi3at policemen arc NOT eDtlted to tees as Wit
ucEan-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
Another Savings Bank Gone.

NEW YORK, Sept pa special from Sa'
ratoga says: The Union Savings Bank Of
Saratoga Spliugs closed its doors Saturday
mor1iag. Is liabilities arc $lj3, 900. Its assets
arc, cash On hand, $1,000. Mortgages aud real
estate $4,000 The baok examiner made an
examination last week and toucd deficiency
of 81 600 on ever due Interest Shrinkagcs
will increase ibis to about $4,000 or $4,000.
Friday the superintendent addressed the cash.
i:r 2 letter, ordering him to close the doors
urtiI receiver cao be appointed. Tho trus-
tees will prota5iy make up the deficiency vol.
ustari!y. Tie deposits are a50u: $3.50 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
The desire to ssindie somebody by dtprecl-

The desire to S1iDdie somebody by Qcprecl'
:!ing the value Il the currency 50 mucn taat
debt Of ten dollars eau be pal! With bill
really worth oo!y fGc, or less, Is becoming SO
prevalent that il even threatens to cary the
heretofore implegnabIe radical fortress OF Iowa.
I'Ic Democrats aud g!ee2backcrs Ct tia! State
sre said to have combined their forces il order
to defeat the radicals there, and the latter are
considerably alarmed at the strength CT the
oombiaGtion. Upon the principle that evil
mag be ;c2e ia o.6er that good rsy ccnc, any
means that hight be a1ailed CT to secure Inc
defeat Of radic.lisu would be justified By MACY
people, acd 50 great has: bscn the Injury in
Aictcd upo1 the country by the radical party,
aud its capacity for e7!l@ould DC 50 greet Should
il again become III the asceadant, that cspdor
eomrals Us to acknowledge that we woni:3 not
be hypeTc!iticsl in cur consideration Cl auy
measure that might be adopted to eradicate or
even weaken it, bu: il is our deliberate cp!pion
that the suggested remedy is worse than the
disease, especially for the South, whose pro-
ducts would DC paid ior in the deprecated
currency. AMI yet uaaDy OF the demascglca!
poiitic;sns If The South sre vyng with the
Butterflies il Massachusetts,, and their CO labor
cr5 in tie Wrst ard Northwest, 10 their efforts
80 iotlcs upGu ;he country the gricTous Injury
Of 20 irYcGceain paper money, aad Go great
sucp!usagc cveu Ct that, at first, FIR the gOrGt2-
iGeul hes 90 other means Of puttiog money ID
circulation than ny paging tie salaries and
wages Of its oGi:cis and employees, and tor tie
purchases i makss. and there Is 70 reason &c
believe :ta. suc expenditures would be airy
craa;2r in 81 uasouod thau = squad ourrercE.
OF course, after very short tine the expcu'
Giiuscs would iccseas,, fer The depreciation ii
til" value o. the Dctcs, thar wouId cGmuicace
ct crcc, would have 10 be compensated fox by
au ipCreaS. Ia the amount palG; but even then
tho actual amount Of mcnay In circulation
YOU'D be 10 greater than At present, ter
thoug:, I: aUorat might get Il five dollar bill Tor
q deg = work it would DC CT 70 more value 10
him, {. aHy bo3y ei53-!n reality be 40 mere good
:noccy-- than tbs orc doi:ac Ac no1E receives.
The er3cah&ckHfs, hcwuvlr. aud those demo-
Gratis who lave adop:ed their IDEAS seem 10 be
on The tl3ad tide oi success, and viii probably
hold the balance ii power il toe ucyi Con
;:rcda Gnloss :Gc people, BY election tine, shall
have iya: aeti to !oci> ut TIC currency qu3s!!oo
it, ts .r.;o light. AK! be Induced by the knowl.
cd e 20 Dhaaod to v1tc l;Gatfy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

4 dispatch from Dr.. Dew, at Southwest
Pass. report. three new cases Ct lcYec to day
ard Gae death.
GRAND 1UNCrIoN, Sept. CT. 4. Jones,
President Of the Howard Association has Just
been taken down. There arc only three white
mc1 On their feet, Three rcW cases apd three
deaths to day. Forty cases on hand. One OF
our New Oreans nurses is dove. Oce doctor
has just bcco captured Of tie down train. We
are sadly 10 need OF blankets erd other ueccs.
sares. Signed bp jerome Bush, president
relief committee.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. Ex-Governor Houston
viii issue proclamation making October 8 a
day Of humiliation and prayer to God that the
pestiIcnce may abate in the injected localities,
sad that other States aud communities be
spared. Total Contribution from this city to.
day. S7,100.
CANTON, Sept. 22,-New cases. "a; deaths,
| 6. DR.. A. 7. Sctnmes and Robert Moscy are
Improving. e. W. Thomas is quite uuwell
this morning. Our people arc less cbccr!u
One death and no Dcw cas,s reported al
| Grenada yesterday.
| Fever still bad at Dry Grove. Two dying
vomiting blood. O1c Dew case last night. Tho
Howard supplies are exhausted.
| Nlnc cases III tic past WeGtl-iOur hours a.
IicrGanGo. Among the number is DR.. Powell
At Hickman, yesterday, there were nine new
| c1s2s AID four deaths. No cases in Cairo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

An oequlty into the ownership Of the goy,
c!n.ncHt tobGs, other thau these held as seluEi-
iy Ter na:iaasl baok no!2s, san"s that NEST OF
them exc Owned either by savings banks CT ly
INC executors 81 dcaG mco's wives so3 children,
80 i;::'5 tho '';5iostea hoEdholdels' who arc to
bo a!s;'ossessed Of their ill gotten gains" arc
the roos cerosI:ors in savings banks and widows
and crni,aas
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H.yncliCia .

ATHENS. AIA., Sopt 225i.it eleven . clock
last Saturday uiglt seventy five men rode from
tho eountry 10 the jail and demanded tho key
Of the j.i!or who fatty rc!us thea. They
then demanded he should Upcn the door,
which he also refused. Providing themselves
with axis, hammers, and croTbara they VIC
abnut &C i0ycc the door when tic JaInr IclGc'
autly gave up the kr!s. tlorlCg sac r.st
they took thcrttro;n Daniel Nlcl}GidSc, 10"
negro who murdered the uaiuOW1 white M
on the railroad SIX miles south ui Atncus @n
September ty cutting his throat icon car IL
car with raZ?r. They took him TO the ldHT-
teal spot WHORE the crime was committed "a!
where he had inaic & Jul confession, sang
tbat he killed the man and got from lila 81
While they had hni u2;lcr l3 n e, several
gentlemen made speeches u'slng that thr is"
should lake It's cour=c. Du:iGg The ballot
which !ullo.eai, The crnwd having increased to
$50, some four o. fv, pulled hilj ~. s.}ioe
that they had come for that purpose.
No fcals Of l}ncbGg were entertained by the
sheriff, or in Tact by any one, but slGca The
hanging it has TRANSFERRED that meetings have
been he'd in the northern portion O. the County
for several n ghts resulting ia the dct'rmina
ton 20 hang him. The affair Was condnh;td
so that but few citizens i;bcY that Ii: A;sG o'cn
tskan from the jail.
Yesterday mpruiug CorGucr's jury br"uGh!
ia verdict OF death from stransu!atlon ny par
ties unkno@p. Pubic opinion is divided 90 th1
su.joct, mcss 81 tie ciiZatis condcmn'r+ The
act, while 6tltr3 say it served him Tig:lf, n ia
was undoubtedly guilty and it "?a s.GiDI ;iIiG
AID CxpeoS''. The man lie killed wa supposed
| TO bc lrcui Louisville, but vas not ldcntiiltd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

Tho treasury D2pag; ment haa decided that
the capital Of national banks invested in u. 8.
bonds, and exempt from taxation, must be cs.
timatcd at the face value of those bends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
FiEc.

CIEC1STAT1, Sept. z3.-Iha Royal hotel, ard
O b!oc;, Of business houses adjoining, in Wiz
chester. Ind, were burned yesterday. Less
choi:t SID Coo no insurance.