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The law EIuNGs7.

A ststtIing Atory comes to Nashville irom
putnam c2unty as sequel tG the late hansing
of the Brasseli brothers, near N5oke7lllc Oh
March 81. 4 largo number 0? The people 6!
Putnam and Smi!h couo!ea ere Of The firm be
lief that Tcck Brasae the youoga1 9ad th:
more bordencd criminal Of the two, has cludec
the cold clutches of the grave the law had
sought to impose upon him, by reau3cItalion a.
the bard3 Of his family after execution. II
will be remembered that 1T the time the prla
oncrs were carried to CookCvlIe it was predict
ed. AID nersioaoiousIy believed, that they would
never be permitted to suffer the horrors OF tbs
gallows, bnt that st the last moment armed
men would spring up from every bush aud BE-
hind every tree, sciG; the criminals and ~
gith them to the moua!slns, where they would
seep their fingcls at the law and say, IN SUBJ
stanza, "Uatch me it you can.
Tie large asscmbIage Of people gathered to
witness tie execution exhibited the lotcnsc 10
terest tie osae had excited.
The father OF the boys Haa Interviewed aoG
cxnresscd the o;jiuion That h:s boys were cn
trely ionocent, aud it WAS q put up lob on
| them that resulted 10 conviction and execution
Flo did not attend tie last sad scene that, It
was supposcd, ended all fer his sona but lett
| the uuty OI DlluBlus NIE pontro Va sno SS'"
men to his house to sea and daughter, who
| we're present for that purpose.
| They could not reaIiZ, the iact that bic;
struggle in the air could end all Tor the boys,
but entertained hopes that life could be restored
even after ii YES thought that all was over.
| With this view, as SOON as the bodies we're
piven into the charge Of the brother and sister.
! ,the fatal nooses we're examined and the one on
( f'eck's neck removed some strange oversight
| CAL sing them 10 overlook aud iail to unlastep
| thts around the neck Of Joseph. 10 half 81
| ho,ts they arrived OF their fathers house, and
then Ior tho first time discovered the fatal mis-
take. &or Joseph all was indeed over, and
the efforh- made to rcsuscitato him resulted i!
failure. With Tcek, so tho report goes, thes
were more successful. They rolled his body OF
the floor, blew breath into his mouth. sprInklct
lhartshorn and csmphor into bis nostrlls, and al
last were rewarded with signs of lie. fou
| hours the erstwhhe dead man renamed 10
atate bordering OF life and death-It belDt
difficult to tell which way the scale would turn
| Life finally triumphea, SO The country folks say
| and now Teek roams the country round, Ire
iman-one who has paid thc extreme penalty O
, law, and yet lives, monument to its sometim
lack Of efficiency. They say that no one ha
aeen Teek but the favored few who swore etc,
! nal secrecy but who. it sooms, have Leaked
in some mauuer. Teek inhabts the aesol
Wild" so to speak, living in the mountal
fastnesses, and never going into the popalou
l districts where lie wonld likely be knoWD'
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DuELlC SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND
L IN STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF stafford Of the l4th of March. 1878. il the
chancery suit Of White. Jarboe & Co., against
H0wel?S Administrative and others, the under.
signed special commissioners. will expose to sale
by public sucion at Stafford Court House. on
WEDN ESDAI, tho 10th day of May, 1878,
that being County Court day, at II o'clock NJ.
TRACT OF LAND estimated to contain 63S
acres, lying on Aqua creek, in Stafford county,
being tho tract formerly owned by Thomas
Towson, dec d.. and by his executor conveyed
TO tho late John Howell, and upon which the
widow OF John Howell, decd, now resides.
Said track also lies on Austin's run, near Goal
landing, oa Aqua creek, is about i've miles
from Brooks station. and four miles from Stat.
ford 9. Il. The land is very good for grain and
grass, and the buildings are all in good condi'
ton the dwelling house an excellent one.
Terms Of gsle-Cash sufficient to pay tho OK
po2sos Of sale and tho deb! secured in the deed
Of trust in the aforesaid suit mentioned, amount
ing to s., $50 TO- with interest at 10 per cent on
IS l30 IS. part thereof from lst March, 1877.
until paid, and with interest at per cent on
$34l part thereof, from Is: March, 1871 till paid,
and As to any surplus upon credit of one and
two two years, with six per cent interest, and q
deed of trust 10 secure the deferred payment.
nj rs. Howell will show the farm to any one
wishing to examine it before day of sale.
ST GEO. K. FITZHUGH, Special
WILLIAM A. LITTLE, ! Comm'rs
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WILLIAM A. LITTLE, !
Stafford county, ap l2-tl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AT
~ CENTREVILLE--By virtue of the decree
Of the Circuit Cour. Of Fairfax county in the
suit of Goodings administrator vs.. Utterbsck,
the undersigned. commissioner, named in said
decree, will on MONDAY, the 10th day of
May, 1873, at ono o'clock p. nj Offer for sale to
tho highest bidder. by public sale, in front Of
the Court House door of said county, 8 TRACT
OF LAND lying near the village of Centre
vile, and adjoining the lands Of Thomas n.
Stewart and others, containing ll74 acres, This
land is without improvements, but is of coed
quality. 1t will be sold in two parcels.
Terms Of Sale: One tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day Of sale as
deposit, liable to be forfeited and the land resold
a. the cost and risk Of the purchaser if the terms
Of sale are not conpliol with; the residue in
throe equal payments at six, twelve and eight.
con months, to bear interest from the day OF
sslo to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser,
and 1etanton Of the title until the whole Of the
purchase money shall be paid. Expenses Of
conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser.
THOS MOORE,
sp lT-wlY Comm'r. of Ssle.
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Ey +. A. kecby, Auct!onaer.

fEERUSrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
4 MARKET UAEpEN-By virtus Of
deed of trust executed by William Fnllor, 70
Charles E. Stnsrt bearing date on the lst DAY
Of February, 1872, and CT record in ths land
records Of Fairfax county. Virginis, liber o,
NO A. folio Co. tbs snbseEibsr vso has ial1 b'sn n
trust in the plsce of tho said Chatles E. Stuart.
who has departed this life ot BY tbs oc drssi'R :i M Fl
expose for sslo by public auction, on SATu r.
DAY, the 18th day of May, 1873. in front OF the
Market House, ON Royal street. III the city ot
Alexandria, Va. at Il m.. the property thereby
With the BUlI.DING and lMPROv h
MENTS ,haraon, in the said county OF Fairfax.
"ou1ded ns follows Lot No !. bounded 10 on The .he
py Patrick street (ay.endedl on tho south by
Greene strea (oSts1ded) and on tho wet west by 9y
Henry street {sxtenled) Lot No :, bounnSd
"a the north by Greene street, (oxtondeii) on lae
cast by Patrick street. (o1!onded) on the south
by Church street, (extonded) and on the WEST
by Henry street. (oxtended( being the property
formerly owned and occupied by Albert S2inks.
Terms al Ssie-Cssh.
su Of .nnts ALBERT STUARi Trustee.
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Rr f. a kerby. Auction DER

~,I,EOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SJN FAIRFAX COUNTY. NEAR AL.
EXANDRIA, VA-By virtue Of deed OF
tTnst executed by Henry Studds snd Janet
S,udas, rs wife dated the g h day of August,
1s;iS ard Of record in The land records of Fairfax
county Virginia the undss,ggpSSd g 6wass aG5s o Se
~ nntns iheraby secured, will expose for sale by
nuhc auction in front of the Market House, on
ERnval street, in the city of Alexandria. on the
FGys1 FFGTyEVESTH sH,StI DAY OF MAY, 1878. at - M.
he ~ h'D following described property, to wit
sMIxTY.FOUR Sc ACRES OF LAND, bounded ssi
on tho cast By the Telegraph roaa on me, Tue %sS. Sn
Gs,aepon luS rum. This property is we'll adapted to
gsrden or dairy purposes. ,,1noop
Terms-Cash. IT, r. WINpsEHUtt sE',,st,ao
an ll-2aWaw 1i"1|s''
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By Green 81 Wise

JhasI Estate Agents and Actioneers.I
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
D Circuit Court uf the city of Alexandra,
Virgins, rendered ST. tho September term, 1877,
in the suit of T. g. King agains: The Aloxandr44
snd Fredericksburg Railway Company sEd
,thers, the undersigned, commissioners therein
named will proce6d on SATURDAY, the
FIRST OF JUNE, 1875 81 twelve ococA In &,
10 sell by rublic auction. in front Of the arSat
Building, on Royal street, in The said city O.
Alexandria, Va, THE WHOLE OF THE \ L.
EXANDRiA AND FREDERlCR;SSu RG
RAILWAY, extending from tho southern emu
ii the Long Bridge, in Alexandra county, va.
10 Ousntico, in Stafford county. IN said state,
together With all and singular It's tranchlses,
rights, interests, privileges. property ana estate.
res,, personal and mixed, wh0resosVer situate
snd by whomsoever held The rolling stock OF
said railway consists OF
-Four (4) Locomotive Englne?.
Five (5) Passenger Cars.
Two (1) Combined Passangar and HaggAga
l,srs.
Two (2) Baggage Cars.
TwontY -one (2l) GondGla Cars freight
Terms of Sale: Ton per contum OF tho pur-
chase money to bo paid in cash, and the residue
N three equal annual payments from the day or
sale; the deferred pay nents TO be evidenced by
lhe bonds of the purchaser, bearing interest,"
with security satisfactory TO said commissioner;
ot sale; the title to sait property to be retained
Hatil the purchase money is fully paid /; the pur'
chaser not to be lot into possession until lhh sa'
SEslI Lave been confirmed by said court.
NJ. II. WELLS,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
NH ul~2swts Comm'rs. of Sale.
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ZOE kIDNET EOMPLAlNTE AND n Elk
NGti;3 UABILITI.
Iseaho-o, Me, Dec. q. lH17.
&. e. Stevens, esq.
Dear Sir mad hsd couo! for eighteen
yesra, when I commenced taking the Vegetine.
was very low, My system Was dehilitated by
disease had the Ail1?ey C5ntp'7;.t, and was
very nerfoHs- c0ugh bad, lHnq core. When I
had t.ken ono bottle l found that it was help.
ing M,o; it hss helped my cough, and strengthens
me. " nm now abba to do my work. Never
have found any thing like tho Vegetine. I
know it is every thngitis recommended to be.
Mrs. &. }. PENpLEToN.
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ap 26-2w fl>HER, ROSS q %.
EOR KENT--The TWO.STORY FRAME
Il DWELLING. No. -. vest side Of 81.
Assph street. between Prince and Duke. n0W
occupied by Col W. O l:ooinu Posses sion
given first of May. apply to
sp 23-tt w. A ARTh u K ia hnh.
LHOR KEET--A BRICK HOUSE, pleasantly
Il located, furnished or unlurnis!!ed, vii bs
rented to COED tenant on reasonable terms.
Possession givan nn The irat dsy Of May. APP
ply to JNO. 7. HILL;
40 23-tr COLLECTOR Taxes North. Diet.
yrsO LET-TnREE ROOMS, furnished or
l. unfurnished, with or without board. Apply
at this office. apll-tf
NOR RENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
t. DWELLING. No. 2OS Prince street. For
tsrma apply TO CHAS r. HOOFF, Esq, Cash
ior First National Bank. Keys ST the telegraph
Office of the Virginia Midland Il. Il. sp2-tf
E1OR RENT-The TWO STORY BRICK
IL DWELLING HOUSE No. l25 Cameron
street, now occupied by E. e. White. Posses.
sion given Feb. Isl, 1873 Apply 10
jan 9-tf Z. Z. SMOOT q SON.
E'OR RENT The STORE ROOM on the
Il northeast corner Of King and Union street
the best location in the city for grocery and
liquor store Apply at this Office. ap l9-tf
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VEdETINE - " hon The blood becomes lifeless
and stsgnant, either from change OF weather or
Of climate. want of exercise. irregular diet,
or fro!:l sEy other csuao tho Vegetine will re.
cleanse tho stomach, regulate the bowels, and
impsrt . t0nA af yieor to inc whole body.
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fr1Ru3TER,S SALE OF FAIRFAX LAND.

'TRuaTEEs SALE OF FAIRFAA F ! LaEn. 8 Sd,
1. BY virtue of deed Of trust from C.f'J
.est and o!hers 10 the undersigned. bearing date
s 18th dsy Of JspHsry 49, snd ii bsr asfGq e. No on
i f1lio $50, and by direction Of the. party Dy
laid trust secured shall sell to 1oo2 the hfnFsss of Fsssx
County Court House. on MONDAYS Il, SC9p5I
4ayl the l5h of April ISIS Az dhE .so 1N iata
Cslville Torrett (dower) and the unt'videaS re-
s5onsy interest oelTTgs oGs GT hs az GASp o.
which the late Calville Terrett died seized, cor
I,s,I1ing SO acres. This lard lies near bsiG'olIs
hill, and Immediately on the Gravel road ao-
''ining Camp and others.
Terms of Ssls-So much cash in hand as wall
detrsy the expenses of sale also IN cash the sum
"stl4 hundred and sixty dollars ana ihe sccui e
'nuiated interest thereon from the ld:n cay OF
January, 1871. and ,he residue in one ana lw9
years, 10 bear interest from the day OF sale; ana
" be sacurcd by lien on the property sofa.
tGh lG-W4W THOS. MOORE, trustee.
Inc above sale IS postponed until MONp J.,
NE 2}th Gay CT May next {court day. ~hen IL
Nil take place 1T 10 o'clock m.
spl,.x4a THOs MOORE. Trustee
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NEGETiNE i5 nour:shing and strengthening
puriics tho blood regulates the bowels; quiets
the nervous ay3tem; Get: directly upon the So
cTetions and arouse5 tho Whole sys!am TO
action
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&sTszsEF:sk RESORTS.
ORKNEY SPRINGS
-FOUR iiUtIk3 From WkSHtNGION. VA
nAI.TlMDkE & Cil!D <. K.

Through .,.l excursion tickets, G,n4 unt.l
November !. Park WagoEcttea, IN which 10
convey passengers from station to "pT'nE5.
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FDi. SALE OR RENT.

lHOR RENT--Th STOR and DIV WEl.LlNG
l. No 22 north koysl street. Apply to
ap 2G-2W FlHHER, ROSS Y C),
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promised to grant all facilities for thei,
embarkation at San Stefano and Rodosto.
Sulieman Phasa has arrived in Constan.
tinople in custody.
1t is expected Osman Pasha will soon be
released by the Russians and return here
1t is doubtful now whether Duke Nicholas
will visit Constantinople at all.
Belgrade, March 19.-It if officially sta.
ted that Servia will not recognize the Russo
Turkish terms of peace until they are con.
hrmed by the congress. A state of siege
continues, and arms are still arriving.
The governmental paper, the North Ger.
man Gazette, adverting to certain articles
in the English press, ridicules the rumor
attributing to Germany an intention TO an.
mex Holland.
Calcutta, March 19.-The Indian budget
for 1867 shows a deficit Of $1,000, 900,
exclusive of $l9,0O0,oO0 for internal i'm.
provemen.s. Estimates for 1878 show q
deficit of Sl7, 900, 900, exclusive of 24,OOO,.
00O for internal improvements. The gov.
ernment in 1878 borrowed $4,000, ,00O
Estimates for 1889 anticipate surplus oi
$1,000 600, exclusive of S22,O0O,0OO fol
internal improvements. The loss on ex-
change is estimated at $4,000, 600 and on a
total remittance, $80,00O,O0O.
Belgrade, March 19.-The distress in
Servia continues, and 5000 wagons have
gone 10 Wranga and Persott to bring proyi.
sions. Increase of the rinderpest hinderI
transportation.
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WASHINGTON.
CAPITAL NOTES.


Washington March 2l.-The senate COM
mi,tee on postofiices and post roads have
ordered by vote Of 6 to 8, an adverse re-
port on the nomination of Alex. Reed, as
postmaster at Toledo. There will be mi
nority report in favor Of Reed.
The United States steamer Enterprise, at
New Orleans, is ordered to the Amazon
river, and with the consent of the Brazilian
authorities will make survey Of the ANA
zon and Madeira rivers, As far as navigable
then proceed to San Domingo, and remain
there if troubles demand her presence.
" The bill Of Mr.. Waddell, chairman Of the
committee on postoftices, to establish pos
tai savings depository, was discussed in the
committee this morning, and the chsirnan
authorized to offer 1t as substitute for the
bill of Mr.. Robbins, from the committee on
ways and means, which was made special
order for to-day in the house. Mr.. Wad.
del's bill con,sins the entire plan of Mr.
Robbins bill for rcfunding the national
debt, and provides for postal savings de.
pository, to be managed by the postoftice
department, substantially upon the English
and Canadian plans. viz: Deposits of any
amount from twenty five cents to three hun
drcd dollars will be received at designated
money order offices, for which the deposi-
tors are entitled to pass book credit. and
also TO a certificate of deposit from the
postmaster general. These deposits bear
three per cent. interest. and may be with.
drawn at any time on the application of the
depositor or his legal representative. Ab
solute security is guaranteed to depositors,
and no charge made for deposits or with.
drawal, while every facility is afforded for
the convenience of the depositors. Deposi
tors who desire may have their deposits,
when they reach $50. converted into 3.6i
ccrtiticstes or four per cent bonds The
bill also provides for all the details Of man
sgcment, and covers all the ground Of other
bills having in view the popular four pei
ceHt. loan.
The secretary of the treasury authorized
the mints of Philadelphia, San francesca
and Carson, and the assay Office at New
York, to purchase silver bullion in lots no
exceeding ten thousand ounces, at the equiv
alent Of the London rate, for coinage int
standard silver dollars at the nints ant
assay Office 30 soon as q sufficient numbe
shall have been coined for the purpose. Ii
the meantime, payment will be mad
at the latter places in gold coin. This i
intended to place the holders of small lot
of silver on the same footing with the own
ers of large amounts, and to use the new sill
yer dollars in purcha.e Of bullion.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE
Washington, March 2l.-Mr. Hereford
submitted preamble and resolution, declar-
ing that the house bill to repeal the specific
resumption had been referred to the COM
m;,,ec Of the senate on the Goth Of November
las, therefore be j,
R.solvd, That ssid committee be re.
ouircd 10 rcper, said bill to the .enate, with
in one week, together with their action
thereon. q
IIc asked for the pressn, consideration OF
III. resolution. bu. objection was made BY
Mr., Morrill, and i, vent over. Mr.. Chaaee,
ef Colorado. called up the senate bill to
..,sh,;.h the territory Of Lincoln. and 10
rrov,d. TOT temporary government there
ic,. .hich -. discussed un.il the esrirs-
tia. es The morning hoas. and thra laid
ASIDE
ries.sas-~,ios "a. sh~a r~sumsd ef The
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FOREIGN NOTES.

St. Petersburg, March 19.-The Agence
Russo says az the text itself of the treaty
will be communicated to the powers. and as
Russia recongnizes each powers liberty of
action at the congress in regard to the propo-
sails, M ,tions and opinions, it would seem
that there was no longer any object in the
formality required BY England about sub
mitting all conditions to the congress. The
preliminary commission, which is to assem-
BILE at Berlin, is only to settle the formula
of invitations.
Vienna, March ia letter to the Po-
litical Correspondence from St. Petersburg
states that Russia is not disposed to comply
with the imperative oriere given to her by
by England before the opening Of the con-
gress. England's course would render the
meeting of the congress nugatory.
Count Andra.sy, in addressing the Hun
garian delegation to-day, said that IS Russia
had promised she would communicate the
whole terms Of peace to the powers before
the meeting Of the congress, every govern
ment would have an opportunity of stating
what points it considers Of European
character.
London, March I9.-In the house ofcom-
mons this afternoon Nor,hcote stated that
tho February dividend on the Turkish guar
anteed loan was paid by Eagland. The
amount vas Ell, ,54s. A portion Of the di-
vidend should come from the Egyptian tri.
butte but this has not been paid. The
khedive had promised to forward part Of il
Immediately. England had taken steps to
obtain half Of the G77,54s from France,
which wac the ioiat guarantor.
A special from Berlin says the Russian,
are constructing railway from Bourges to
Jamboli. As Jamboli is connected with
Adriasopls BY rail, the new line will enable
the car to send ,roop from Odcaa direct to
TO central and southern Bulgaria and the
.Eesan sca.
Cons.antinople. March la.It is MOI
belicved the car granted any notifications
when he ratified the trcaty.
The coascil Of aintsssss to-day aaiatain.
I'd its objections u The emhafkasioa of thl
Ros-ssss u Rurakders. kut the porse hss
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Pacific railroad sinking fund bill.

Pacific railroad sinking fund bill.
The presidents answer 10 the resolution
OF Mr.. Blaine. regarding the fishery com.
missioner and award, was laid before the
senate.
Mr. Garland, from the committee on
territories. reported favorably the senate
Dill TO disaT prove and annul the act of the
legislative assembly Of New Mexico, passcd
over the governor 3 veto, to incorporate the
society of the Jesuit fathers, Of New Mexi.
co. Placed on the calendar. The bill ia
employ temporary treasury clerks, and to
bring into market public lands, &C., was
tiken up.
The debate in regard to the timber dcpre.
datlons was continued, and Mr.. Jones OF.
posed the course of the secretary Of the in.
terror.
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The Esbjornsson. Mel Donald abortion case
10 Milwaukee, is still progressing. A
very large audience was in attendance. The
following is letter from the seducer:
DEAR ANNE: Yours of the 10th at
hand and noted. Inclosed find $50, which
viii make 500, with what you got before.
Get through, and l hope and wish you viii
get through it O. K. Don't let your courage
fall you. My fun cost me more money
than l expected; but all right, only YOU eet
through 1t. Get home as soon as possible
answer as soon as you receive this letter
from me, as may think it lost. Yours.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEFEATED.

Providence, March 2l.-Ths house Of
representatives defeated 40 to 35, the con-
stitutional amendment TO give unmarried
women and widows the same privileges as
men, in voting upon the proposition to i'm
pose tax or appropriate money by the city
council.
PROPOSAL.
Philadelphia, March 2l.-In the supreme e
court the president and cashier Of the Read.
ing Savings bank, bankrupt, filed petition,
proposing to pay the creditors 55 cents on
the dollar, per cent. in 6 months, S per
cent in one year, 10 per cent in two years
ten per cent in 80 months, and Is per cenl
in three years, to be secured by mortgages
on real estate and other property Of the
late president and cashier, A. F. and E p.
Hordman. The Judge referred the PROPOSE.
ton to the register.
Memphis, March 2l.-L. Podcs,a & Co
Wholesale liquor dealers, made All assign
ment. Liabilities 500, 900 assets nominally
$4,000.
NEW OFFICERS.
Hartford, Conn March 2l.-Thc Con
hecticut Mutua, I.ifc insurance company
elected Col. Jacob l.. Greene, president and
John N. Taylor. secretary.
sIGxKp TIRE BILL
Boston. March ai.-The governor ha'
.'gncd the bill for the better protection o
aepoa''on in asvings banks, 10 remain 1t
.oFcs three ycara. The Brighton Five Cen
savings Bank promptly availed itself Of th'
law.
niHp A AitLtnAAiRr
'Emoaia. n, u. March cI.--l.aso "A
ans. s'ssi 81 Saud~seh. n. H.. yesterday
s'oe fa'tnes estimated ss nom four Il
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