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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-01
A'NoBLE ARMY OF OFFICE HoL.
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The new Blue Book, just published, a
cumbrous aud utterly useless but very
costIy publication, which contains the
name OF every person employed In the
Federal service, gives s5.ssoas tho total
number Of Federal Office holders
Of all kinds aud degrees. This is aDou.
in $50 Of the total population, or for every
80 votes. The vast number of Office
seekers cease % excite surprise when
these figures are known, forif theie We're
but five applicants for every place this
would make one in every eighteen Of the
voting population Federal place hunter.
But when the State and local offices are
added 10 the Federal. the number OF per.
sons paid far attending 10 the business Of
ruling the remainder becomes fright.ul to
contemplate. Counting school officers.
Constables aud Justices 0f the Peace with
The more lmpoltant placemen, IL is pro-
bable that the State and local Office hol-
ders are at least rs numerous ~ th0se IN
Federal employment, and at that rate one
man In fpriy-fys voters wouldl,e drawing
his support fron The public purse: or. In
other words, every collection OF fo:ty-iive
voters throughout the country Is obliged
TO support one man by their labor in order
to support such government Is we have.
But " we allow five place-hunters for
every State and local place. as well NJ for
the Federal offices, Toe result would show
that every ninth voler 10 the entire re-
public l. an ofiirc-seeker. q. .--. -
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taiins collected ~ any part uiihf staie.r
Mock tnrt.e--kissing before company.
and then qusrrell,ng .fterwafds.
Mr.. Darwin trirs 10 prove thai heavens
pest boon % aian i The baLoOn.
s@M a#f&eAN1 se8R& 3A %#&l%[
The school boys in California. when ask
cd " How L. the earth dividedls answer.
.By earihqnakes. Il. 5,r-ss "
Ladies redden their cheek BY the aid
Of The looking-glass. gentleman by the
wihs-glsss. tI|#F
...ift mp the fallen exclaims The t'hris-
tian II Work SVfily 20 slnw. Try aud
SEQ wha, his hand Is before you raise him.
A stone cutter. n Brussels. was recently
sentenced 10 death for numbering hs wife.
md emitting her bods into i53 pieces. She
vas dnnhle his ags. We married her for
her moaeY aud they lived unhappily.
Or esclained sufferer 20 dentist.
that Is the second wrong tooth yon have
pulled outr'" Very sorry. SIR. said the
blundsrine operator but "a there we're
only three when | hcgsn. I'm sure TO be
right this time
A correspondent wants 10 know what
lying in ststs means. Ahem Yes: we'll,
Claudia. there are two kinds. One u
When great man dies. the Otner Is when
= great man lies. lfyon coulan't UNDER
stand this. write again IL you should. write
aud esplain !, ious. = bridgeport Standard.
While negro man 6nvn IN Georgia.
the other day, wss csrrSinga child ~ bis
arlDs along road. large oagle swept
down upon them aud endeasured 70 seire
tho slid. A lively battle eDsuel between
The parent and The c.gle. the latter getting
the better Of Il unit farmer came 10 tho
rescue. and Knocked the eagle sansslsss with
an sse The bird ~as captured.
!. Farmers depend TOO much upon PORK Cor
their wlhier's msat. Why MT fatisn q
young steer. sheep. and plenty of poultry 7
In killing beef let the ncighhors cunbius.
each buying o. trading fora portion.
.s.s.s.s.,.s...s.
Bnsror, April 2.-t3u u. y. butler
addfcsi - Letter 10 the Boston Henui,i.
stating that he fasnrs the stopping cf tho
fuading pf tho public debt 10 order tgmeei
shs oxrec,sd te6cit Or twenty millions q
dollars 10 government fsssaucs: and he 10
surprised ihat New Englsnd aud New York
Coagrsssmsfl. BY opposing .bis proposition.
srpuep,ly iuviss tbe imposition Of the 10.
cOinc isEs
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- - 81
TuE JUDGMENT Ae eAiSsT TWEED. Tho
Judgments against Tweed. as shoru 10 the
County Clerks Office 81 nek FORK, sd.
gregate $50 .9j5.S60. by adding tbe.e
igures the amount Of interest which has
accrued since the entries were made. n
grand total of over s22. .0OO. 900 il had.
This is believed TO be the greatest amount
Of Judgments ever ofi record against any
one man. In only one Of the public ,ui,s-
namely. that in which judgment was en-;
tered on April 6. lST6---wssapy trial had.
The other Judgments we're entered on con.
fession. Most, IL not all. Of the inn ,ortant
suits against Tsssd have been disposed VI.
A few years ago. in Comsnehs county.
Texas. number of domcstic chickens.
deserted By their owner. took to the brush.
and the woods are now fall Of wild chickens
They are numbered BY The thousand, ~
like hawks. and are hunted Is game,
Congressman Woods new tariff bin I'M:
poses .ax Of 35 per cebtum on matches
Of sll kinds Young rersCms about to eus
ter the instrumental state should tsnon.
sirate ii once. The tax Is onsrous. What
IS needed is tax Of shout % peruentnm on
lDng engagements --Ncfristoxn Herald.
What shall gi,es To The hungry. give
food to the naked. rlahcs; 10 he SEX.
some comfort 70 the SD. word cf co,so::
lation 70 al you mcsi. smile and Sleery
greeting. Give forgiveness 10 your rn..
mics give patience 20 the freiful; rive 1--we
70 your households and above al si.s yout
bcsrts 10 God.
.As . hawk. remsrks q Cincinnati en-.
thusiast, lowering over q bruod II Young
chickens, - is . widoser 10 the aiSi6lts II
. rrUupVf fsir girls :
The tinted states Il SIN weeping aud
Whaling 0tef the fishery award. We
know We are wruaf, Mr.. Bull, but still
deal gently will, the herring
"will yen plrsss insert ths at,l,uafy
n"tireg' ~ked ~ oTd gentleman Of K
counlry editor. = made bnI.I "a ssk /, re-.
cause know The drc.assd had Z great
many frien,Is a',mh here who'd be glad 10
heal Of bis DEATH
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AN OPINION Oh MIR. HAYES.

Senator Conkl ling Of New York, in an in
,er5'ew wah lbs correspondents 81 lhe New
York World expresses himself f,eely and
foreibly upon the incumbent Of the Plesi-
DENTAL chair as fDlloNs:
aY.dWeil. Senator. would ike to know
aLefher sod think the true history Of the
LOUISIANA Electoral business will ever be
told in Congress, and II So. how socny'
MIR. C,Dkling paused poment then be-
gan fiery slowly, Safming:pp with his SUBJ
ject as be proceeded--,, Yes. think it
will. donot rec how il eau be'kept down.
fbcre are ioo naaby afebnss 81 informstioti
opened to-day to make concealment vf avail
much longer; NO reasonable man can doubt
that there Ms some Kind Of bargain be-
tweenthe friends Of Nichols aud that man
Hayes, and that Slahley Matthews and
sherman were priyy to il; very great
mary teopie have become exceedingly curi-
ous to know precisely what the bargain was.
and exactly how il MAS earned ont. and
Yankee ingenuity viii be sure to 6ud some
means Of getting at it .. .a-..
- What will be the result? The result
will be that the Whole country will be ap-
palted blythe dishonor Oft this Administra--
tion. / tell yoSsir that never. in. the bis.
tory OF this natioa, has there been in the
entire four years uf On admnist ration so
much corruption. bartering Of Offices, re:
wardmg OF political favorites. traffic with
political leaders. and bargsin and sale Of
the. electoral franchise as during this pass
year. People vii. not believe it until tbe
proof is shown them, but the truth will be
forthcoming. People say that Hayes isa
good hran and means we'll. but tbeysdo not
know what they are talking about. i When
all the facts are known about this Admin.
istI alton, no que will attempt TO excuse
The man On account of his. s.furposed good
ness, nor jet because be is weak aud ignor-
an:. The point Of peril was not in the
South but in the West. II was understood
that the Republican leaders had determin-
ed to have Vice President Ferry count the
votes at all hazard and declare Hayes elect
ed. aud the Welt ds.ermin, a On Resistance.
Ii was TO be no child's play in that section.
Gen Stecdman bad 10000 men enrolled
and assigned TO regiments for the pnrpse
Of seating Tilden in office in case Vice
President Perry 6aified ods his proposed
programihe You msy look astonished.
but these things are true. President Grant
was at his wits end. lie confessed to ne
that be did net susw.what to dO.''
q - .zs sW j gs-.& e.ss
A Professors kiss and the Consequence.
"A Cincinnati Ep direr speeiai' fromY
Piasbure. says: -, lfrssor Butler. teach
er Of music in the Pennsy lysnia Female
College, was to-day dismissd f,.r kissing
one Of the young lady pupils. a Wheeling
girl. The matter was discovered Tuesday.
and yesterday tie young lSdS' father eaibs
and took her home. Meantime the board
took the professors case under considera-
ition, but isst night the other young ladies'
visited The President. DR.. Ssfoug, II body
and declared tbes would leave IL Butler
was allowed to remain. SO be was ruthless
ly bounced.'' @5 Aa@ aGer.et a#
E Az H.. f. n
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The earliest bsrbsCas on record--I,i,hef
liruipg ;hs PoPs's ball =. Worms.
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A. w. G R A H A N,
A ttOrney at Law.

HTLLSBUKU. ". e.
DRAcTiCEs In the counties o. Orange. Ala
I mancs, Person. thsIhain and Gfanyiiie.
tlaisns COLLECTED ln any part uithf tate,
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Farmers depend TOO much upon pork for
their wIhier's msat. Why MT fatisn 4
young stoer. sheep. apd plenty of poultry !
In killing beef let the ncighhors cumbius,
each buy o. trading fora portion.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
Rrief Locals.

Thanksgiving day is near at hand.
Cunning accidents are now in or
dor.
Chew "Jackson's Best" sweet navy to-
bacco. Oct29-1mO*
1t had the appearance of snow this
morning.
The Board of Education held a long
session last evening.
There was a suicide at the Logan
House this morning.
Large quantities of poultry is being
Slipped GU the Delaware II. II.
Gall aud see those life-size Crayons tax
en- by Sutterly. His prices are low.
aug30-tf
Wilmington Council, Jr. o. U. A. M
held their anniversary last evening.
Take your children TO Sutterly's gallery
for good picture, 302 Market street.
aug30-tf.
A new town In Idaho has been named
Onegirlia, because there is only one CIR
there.
Go to Donaldson's oyster depot fol
good oysters and gospel measure cornel
7th and French. Nov. rs, If.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
Registers Order.
REGISTER 8 OFFICE.

New Castle Co.. Novem ber 23d, 1873.
Upon the application of II. Matilda
Lambson, Administratrix, of William H.
Lam bson, late of New Castle HID. in said
county, decd, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrative afore-
said, give notice of the grantingof Letters of
Administration upon the Estate. of
the decd, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six of the most public places of
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e. O. d.
f~, Given under the hand and Seal or
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t~>~~' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. G. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrative
on or before Nov. 23d, 1879, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
H. MATILDA LAMBSON,
Administratrix.
Address, New Castle. DEL. no-6-3weod
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
The "COldwello Tragedy.

TIE PRINCIPALS IN THE CRIME TO BE
BROUGHT TO NEW CASTLE TODAY.
Constable Truman Rose. arrived al
A hnapolis, Md, yesterday, with the re-
QUESTION of Gov. Cochran, of this State
to Governor Carroll, of Maryland, for the
bodies of Mrs. John f. Dodson and Vim
cent and Newcomb, who were the priL'
ci pals in the shooting of james Jones OIL
"Wednesday morning last.
Mr.. Rose did not find the Governor al
the capitol and not wishing to delay tht
matter any longer, he started immediate
ly for Governor Carroll's Manorin How
ard county to obtain the necessary paper,
for the Mary land authorities to give VI
the three accused to the Delaware autho
rites.
Mr.. Rose left Chestertow wn this morn
ng, and arrived at New Castle will
Vincent and Newcomb, at 1850 o'clock
Mrs. Dodsen has not yet been arrested
as she has lett home, and thus far cannot
be found.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
OUR COUNTY COURT.

Carroll on Bdil-Sureties Entered .fO1
Sheriff Pyle and Coroner Butz- Girl
Business Before the Court.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE DEL, Nov. 25, 1S7S.-
Court reassembled at B o'clock, Judges
Wootten and Houston on the bench. The
case of William Carroll, for receiving
stolen property, was continued. The
witnesses were released and bail for the
prisoner was entered into in the amount
of $500. Carroll is at present in Jail,
being held for the payment of the fines
imposed for selling liquor without license
under five indictments.
Lewis Graves, Hayes Graves, Abram
Palmer, James L. Carpenter, j. Poulson
Chandler, William Thompson, Richard
G. Tasker, Joshua Mccullough and
Adolphus Husbands entered themselves
as sllreties for John Pyle, Sheriff, in the
amount of $4,000. John Fehrenback
and John Otto were entered for Coroner
Butz, in the amount of $4,000.
Charles B. Lore, Esq, applied in be-
half of Messrs. Harry Emmons and Hen
nv E. Heisler for their admission to the
Bar. Messrs. John G. Patterson, VIM.
q. Spruance and George II. Bates were
appointed committee on examination.
The first case tried was that of William
P. Karr VS.. Joseph Flanagan, garnishee
of Robert Lee Bird for plaintifl,' and
Lore for defendant. The cause for ac-
ton was this Robert Lee was debtor
to William p. Karr, dealer in sand and
lime. Lee sold some property to Joseph
Flanagan for 5000, $500 of which were
paid in cash to Lee and 5000 went to re-
lease Flanagan from mortgage helt
by John G. Prince. Lee, soon after dis
posing of his property, left the State, ant
Karr, in order to secure the amount o
his bill, brought suit against Flannigal
for 5000, with interest from Decembe
18th.
After able and earnest arguments b
the counsel on both sides, Judge Woote
charged the jury.
"It Is" said he, "ap action a. I
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whether Flanagan at the time of the at
tachment was laid owed Lee anything.
If he did then the plaintiff Is entitled to
recover; If not, then he is not entitled to
the amount claimed"
According to the line of defence
marked out by Mr.. Bird, it seems that
Flanagan instead of paying him bis pro-
portlonate share of the mortgage, which
amounted to $3.50, on the eighteen feet
he purchased he went and negotiated for
the mortgage upon the % feet adjoining,
not in the bill Of sale. On this ground
Mr. Bird claims the difference between
S45O and $500, which is S15O, or the
whole 5000
After the jury had retired, the case of
Samuel Magee's admi nistratrix VS.. CLAY
ton Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, to recover
Sif6, the amount of dues claimed by the
administratix, covering the period of
sickness of the deceased.
1t being time for adjournment, the con-
sideration of the case was continued mn
til tomorrow morning.
At $40 o'clock the jury in the action of
karr against Flanagan broughtin YER
dict in favor of plaintiff for S2S8.
Court adjourned until ten o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 George w. Stone, George
Richardson and VIM. G. GLIB
hnns

GENTLEMEN We did not learn until
yesterday tnat you had been appointed a
committee from the three Insurance Com
panies here, namely The New Castle
county, farmers Mutual and the Della
ware Fl e-to examine the Delaware State
Fire and Marine Insurance Com pany, In
looking over your report, which is pub
lished In the Every Evening and Commercial
OF yesterday, we find IL full of errors and
misrepresentation. but this can be easi-
ly accounted for from the fact that you
did not have our books to get your data
or information from. Had we known that
you gentlemen had been appointed a COM
mlttee for that purpose we would have
given you all the assistance in our power,
which would have facilitated and Iessened
your labors very much. You could have
met at our office and had free access to all
our books and papers, our bonds, mort
CAGES and promissory notes, and premium
notes, which would have enabled you to
nave given q correct report to this COM
m unity, and thereby saved us much
trouble and expense and heavy loss. How
ever, we are now looking up committee
OF d1sinterested gentlemen TO make care
ful examination OF our Company, which
Will be published in due Tune.
Yours truly.
WIN. BRIGHT,
j. r. TANTUM.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
Accidentally Shot.

Yesterday afternoon, about 2:3O O'Clock
al William Montgomery, residing at No
1O1 East Ninth street, was cunning neal
the Lancaster Pike, some distance from
the city limits, he nearly met with a very
serious accident; A young man who was
cunning with Mr.. Montgomery, acci,
dentally discharged his gun,, aud part oil
the load struck him in the fieshy part Of
the leg, injecting painful, though moi
dangerous wound. When he reached
his home DR.. West was sent for, and at.
landed to his injuries.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26

sleep, or that sleep which knows no
wa king. 1 am now going to close this
last scene on this stage Of action, and
consign myself to oblIvion's tomb, and
be forgotten forever to things of earth.
Noslab or stone will mark my last rest
lng-place. In the language of Burns,
"no marble bust or storied orn, but the
winds will whistle requiem over my
dead memory; the rustling of the leaves
and the sighing in the breeze, will only
be in keeping with the spirits that will
communicate with NINE"
And as pass DER deaths dark river,
With all its horrors and its turbulent
waters,
May kind spirits be on hand to de-
liver
And assist me to more gentle quar-
ters.
You need not care about enquiring for
relatives or friends, as L don't consider
there is any that will care anything about
me. Put mein box and bury me in the
most convenient place. l don't care if 1t
is on the highway, SO there is no stake
drove through my body. The man that
would thus disgrace my body after / was
dead, L would haunt him not only
through time, but l would visit him in
the heights of his torment in the midst OF
the damned.
My truHk and contents, and box OF
stone cutting and mason tools, are worth
something's stone cutters know best
the worth of tools. Perhaps Bruner will
have the first claim on them, as / owe
him since the sixteenth of November
Now farewell TO the trials and turmoils
of earth; farewell to the hills aud valleys
and lastly, farewell to all the
people round about and throughout the
city.
Bury me in the clothes / wear,
Though blood stained they be,
They are mine, by purchase far,
None can say they don't belong to
Inc.
Down in the 81 ent river of death.
Where sleeping zephyrs fan the
Shore
This weary wanderer, oEce of earth,
Has gone to sleep forevermore.
JoAB CLOUD.
After the reading of this letter the jury
deli berated briefly, and agreed upon {
verdict that the deceased came to hi.
death by shooting himself
As Cloud possessed no effects, othel
than those mentioned in his letter, hi
body will be buried by the Coroner, un
loss it is claimed by relatives.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
DeceaSe1.

We reg OF to record the death of Josiah
Hidgway, Esq, of Odessa, Dell, which
took place on the oath instant at his resi-
deDce. Mr.. Ridgway was a gentleman
OF the purest character;a man of plain
and simple habits, but exceedingly wei
read and informed on all matters. He
was in his list year. He had been fire.
quent contributor to the columns of the
GAZETTE ; AMI his communications were
well studied and strongly put together
nevertheless be greatly missed by the
community. He was member fthe NJ
ID. Church and stood high in It's councils
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
Letter From Sam ueI Townsend

For the GAZETTE.
Mr.. Editor In printing the commu-
nication sent you yesterday, there were
two mistakes ,one at least so great that
you will please correct it. | stated a two
acre woods pond, it is printed twenty
acres. One more thing, some fellow
sent a communication to you, and expos
ed the private letter of DR.. Tarboltom,
which he had no right to do, and further
he says all Townsend, turned out on
Sunday evening, and moved the negro
here, which is not fact. An officer and
three railroad men went out on a hand
car to Vandyke's station, and one man
in dearborn, to move the negro from
Caulk's house to the hand car, and two
other persons for mere ride went out
in carriage. All well meaning people
of Maryland are as much opposed tosuch
outrages as was committed on Jones, as
Delaware people.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND, Nov. 26, 1878.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
rI;u Telegraphic Summary

Elaian police found dynamite on
Elsly before the passage of the
PAN to Rome-King Humbert has
che Archbishop of Naples his ex-
|r-9ount de Chambord again gives
Is 10 the conviction that France
l-g saved by acknowledging him
|Eg-i strike of the Oldham eng
1on spinners has begun-Russia
tS1laaia have come to an under
.-lhe Bulgarian Assembly, pro-
Eaby the Berlin treaty, will meet
lAoa December 27-Events in AT
faal are developing slowly-In
|saleftat the Ameer will go TO Herat
ECa1ul-The relations of Russia and
ha Rashgar will form the subject
lle7lew at Lahore between Lord
|sa nd Mr. Wade, British minister
H..
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
"eneral News.

|esD ' s., brown and Henry Franc S
dian Va,eIslve se cotton manufacturers
h a ra,, ,ounders of Fisherville, N. H.,
|ter.ar'oeii .9eiuay Their liabi.ities are
F,lera%eall9n eeu,ll9n recently sent out to cap
FsslrT;'aue aue Indians by General Howard
! iFlrdio lmiseo and captured the whole par
A. repllns eight chiefs.
! !, r@ g,a', several men wire tunnelljnp I'M
FulepoId,nll IN Miiahanoy City, Pa, yester-
aqmn ,Ioh, , the superintendent earth
Ser ana nGiil, Gi killing John and Anthony
,clg Ma Gillrlstlan Post, and seriously
E, ,' liclael Yempher.
ltRey. n, believed lie in Charleston, S. c.,
ster w,a WI, White, killed recently neal
fe0a Iun,i"c.c. % accidentally shot by some
tBs,o, III that neighborhood.
|asS%Soedl,, Yesterday, Carl Carlson, a
taph N"1'owv Nl%' who kllled his landlord
sito oure, imuris,. on June 10th, was SEN
a%sSsIer Sa. Ss. L. S, Leveriug, of phila.
Fsto ON "'S &C., damaged by a co.lision M of
Eq sunday Her mate was xiii.
0uS accident off Cuttyhunk
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26
POLICE NEWS.

The following cases have been dis
posed of by Mayor Almond, since the
report of yesterday
Bridget Quinn, for assault and bat
terry, and using threatening language
toward Am SLAYER was required TO pay
So aud costs, and furnish $500 bail to
keep the peace.
Sarah Quinn, for using abvsive lam
guage, was ntenced to the same penalty
q, the ib we.
Samuel Hamllt IN, for corner lou lgine
81 and costs.
John MORGAN, for being drunk an,
q sorderly, 5 q ID CT ats.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26

~'4 ) pulpit gifts and graces have
;S'wn in popular recognition of
A4'4s those who preached on
N New York and Brooklyn
Ut Eey' Mrs. Maggie Van Colt,
|, 'r Ah' Nellie j. T, Brigham, the
AIM y Elizabeth w. Greenwood, the
|, r' @''' T. Fannie Allyn, the Rev
'll'Aey of Hartford, the two Rev
", smith, and the Rev. Sarah Is
!, "4"a'te' The latter discoursed al
v.' S'e' from England" at Friends
h, : ~ Brooklyn, where the Rev
y, aAwlil, "also a minister from
i Is to preach on Thanksgiving
The daily gazette., 1878-11-26

4L STREET IEsTERDAY The
Market was active and strong un-
q lie close, when there was a gen.
9'lllle' Gold was more active, at
= l'r Government bonds were
1'es steady and railroads strong.
0l call was easy at 3 a 81 per