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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

last two nighs ne have been blessed WITH good
trosts, and braciog weather 'o.day. len new
cases arc reported ard two deaths lU town aid
one death in the country. Among the new
cases are the railroad operator aud ". j. dol
land, chairman of the Relief Com nlttee, &c
be;Ug the las! member Of the two original COM
mittees to succunb to the fever. About oae
hundred cases are uoder treatment.
EICKSBCRG, Oct 19.-The weather IS Clear,
with the thermometer at ~. There WAS
light frost this morning, asd there ls pres"
pect CT anohtr to hight. The deaths in the
ely 10 day were four, AID five 10 the c1uDlrg
Two new cases were developed at Delta 10 day,
but 10 deaths were reported. There were three
new cases at Nsz 20 City to-day, hut no deaths
have occurred there in four days. Ihtr3 was
heavy frost at that place this morniug.
LOUISVILLE, October l9.-Thc ground this
morniog was Covered with sucn q heavy tfos:
as to caus, the belief that light SHOW bad
faIlcr; the temperature fell low enough TO allo;s
ice Que eighth of az iuch in thickness to form
oG the ponds p AID around the city.
At DuckbiIl soVtril critical cases. At Canton
eleven new cases and four deaths. Frost yes
,crdsy nor1ioe. At Log ToWn Two deaths aud
two new cases. At Pass Christian ten new
cases and orc death. 81 McConb City niue
! new cases ard two deaths. At Flcksburg Their.
moncter 7S'; four deaths 10 tie city and twa
10 tic couae.y 5. At J.ckson foar uomiz,akab!c
gel!cw fever cas:s were found No appreh;n
! sions arc fc, Ct the spread Of the disease. a
Ba,cu R.usa forty aew cases Of yc!o~ fever
auG four deaths ar; reported. Ihlre Vas .
| liz +; tbs. yesterday laorn!ng. AtO,Yka ihert
has b:eu cue Death and cne new Case. Al
| -ckson, Miss, thirty six ncT c,s:s. At Dan
ainsocvll!e Lew cases 40, deaths E, At Bay st
| LOUIS eight Dew caG=5 and 3 deaths 10 the pas
Two days. At Bran oun ncW case. There
Vas rjst aud Ice yesterday morblpp
LATER.
| C1sCISyATI o., Or. 2l--T@o more DEATH
'TJia YeliyR fever have Gcclred az GaliipJ'la
| Oalc-J tsepn SkinacT. farmer, and Samu"
! Carr;, young lad. There .:c ST.: cases Gu
ii are c5ovslasa:pt a h2a7y !ro:t has pu
! i, go appearances, aud il Is probable that there
Iin r.. 30 further spread Ct me Uisaa:e.
New ORLEANS Oct. 2l.-The weather j
clear aud warm. 10 DE- 5 el!ow fever repori
show 3 nrT csss aGd fl deaths. We ioot
Jugs to date ere II, 3l2 Cases and 1873 deaths
Horace II. Hunt, leIcgraphcr, ostlVe c
jackson, Mch., diec this mof1logtt ye!io7
| fever.
CAIRO, Ills, October 2l.--Thcre we're :~
deaths tton yellow fever last night No nHN
cases are reported.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2l.-ibe weather is eroalr;
warmer. From o'clock last ught uolii nool
to day il orders for ioterments are reported (.
uoderak4fs Among those who have dlet
since last night are Joseph Townsend, G. L
Rediord, Henry Brown. Fred Heupjger, Mis-
Emma CrumpIes, Daniel Lake, Louis Vega
The Memphis end Charleston Railroad reopen
to day fer the transaction CT tu,aes2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

We recently r:aG Of c5"d's =uic:l,, and
DOT TIC hear that a man e;st;y-oIe .;caTs Oh
killed his!seIf in B:oek3yn last Saturday. Tie
damon O. suicide Therefore, Ike Couf:Gc!:;s
coDse!ptio0. spares oeitLcr the cradle noy IL.
grave. As the CID gentleman referred 10 i
said to have been il bis right misd. il seen.
sirapgs tiat he did not hold On for 8tic, fer,
in the nature Of lhiogs. be would CO.. have bad to
Val: lorg before lis sl!e:a:c Of solr}R Houl
have come 10 more seeming Gay. E0Wt7;r
as be WAS best qualified to attend 70 bis Gu
affairs, AID ceTtsio!y DOW recks tu little wlst b !.
word may think Ct him, the least said sboc;
hin the better. lie has eouc b ) eva g.n
AID there the ED G: it, 50 f.: &: !ess: a. I'll.
world is concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

A0 uotortuua:r mgu, too Druuc to iodulget c
IL the use X i,qupr . ygsa TO BE- s;nt to pll sou
for year, 10 NV Yak. yesterday, 10 order
tia hv might Il tnsr tiue, II possible, acquire
strength enough TO W!tGst.ul the tcupta'lOu0
to BIZ, bcsettiug ria that constantly eosiroo
him. A brr, i.dicaIiln Ct vio man is
his CONSCIOUSNESS # bis iSuofapce, and,
by no. too srsioed parity of reasoning
this mans Consciousness OF his wcaknc.s gives
grounds for the belief tina. hc eau oouqlcr it.,
aud makes him worthy OH ct of Charity
Let him be cheered and couptenaGccd, and. il
necessary. be assisted 10 more material ways, and
the probability is that be will even yet DO able
to coz quer adverse fate, and win victory over
bis greatest cnemy-himse[f. lilo has shown
that he really wants to reform, and suoh mau
should be helped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEhL1 i!
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, 1878
The so.called liberal newspapers in the Ncrth

The so.caed liberal newspapers in the Ncrtb
which pretecd-for, as they give evidence OF
the possession of ordinary sense when discuss
log apy other topic, We caunot suppose them to
be 50 gnllib:e Is 10 be 10 earuest-;o beiis7e II
the 50 ca;.< d "scu:hern oulrages,' assert that
they ioCcl ttst belief oct on the fictitious
STOKES Q, the radical pc;itciacs bur Ga accounts
prepared ~ dencc:-!ic correspondents anc
rub!lsoed 10 democratic rcTspapsIs. Inc &C.
couo,s &c y hc1 they refer must De those @ritteD
By pecpIe ~ :. p!3rck=d amos: beycod endur
ance, cot ouy by the incerdiar'sm that Is preach
ed ia their midst, bu; By tba malicious men
dacity of the reports abous s9u hero curases
sent and carried to the North, AID probably
more than al by the crederce given to these
reports BY newspapers r!ctesslng 20 be klbci;
disposed towards th:u, give u,terauce 10 their
feelings ia language which. though JUSTIFIED By
the facts Ct Tic case, Is probably warmer ato
more iorciole !taa cool ptuiepca, 10 sicW OF
esisioe circumstances, would advise. The
democratic party, Gov, after seventeen years,
has al the branches Of the goTerom=Ct almost
aitho its reach the stake is a large one, aod
upon WioniDg it depends the safety, honor and
welfare OF tie Uoioo O: the whole couotry
that part most Interested 10 the result OF the
game is The South, for tot, vi,;ory means ON
pctc equality aud thorough restoration OF an
icsbe relations With the other sec:ioDs While
defeat means, at bts', a contiruatiou ofprcse0t
conditions, with, however,, strong pro5a'
bity Of return 10 those which dlsgraced
the last ADMINISTRATION. This being 50, and
the interval between the present time and
that for cur supreme effort being SO short,
We trust that the people Of The South, not ouI9
10 their acts, but 10 their words, may be Sc
guarded and crcumspect that cveo their aVcw:d
enemies Gao fed nothieg in either cus OF
which to manufacture party capital; nay, We
would 20 further, aud. in consideration OF the
vast Importance of eradicatiog radicaIism from
all the places 10 which it has fastened its rapa-
oous roots advise quiet submission to insult,
and even to indigoity; in fact, to anything
short of actual violence, uatil the prize tor
which we arc striving, aud which We have al.
most we'd, shall &c 10 cur possession. Then we
shall oucs more be real ireemeD, and can act as
people called freeman act everywhere else but
10 the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

Among the many bcnefccrc.s for which We
have to thank Providence by 20 means the
least is the appearance of fr6st 10 the South
west, and the consequent dimuoitiou 10 the
rate of the fearful mortality that has ac,ompa
MED the yellow fever in its present visitation
of that section. All the iatelligerc, from the
infected region received up 10 date is to the
effect that The spread Of the disease has been
qhecked. and that the number now in danger
from it is reduced to those who are already sick.
1t Is entirely too soon, however, for absentees
to return. or for contributions to cease, for cases
OF death among returned absentees have CO..
CURED, in previous years, as late as Christmas,
and the wants of those whose means of subsst.
enoe have been lcssened or abolished by The
disease will continue for moeths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

PUNISHMENT BY TORTURE. Some persons
have doubted whether the Babyloniaas were
guilty OF such "exlremc cruelty as to cast per-
SINS alive into turuiug Gerry furnace, as in the
CASE Of SSadracb, Icshesh, and AbcGncgo,
mentioned by Dsulci They are strangely for.
go!tul Of iUouuerablc fiery ma:.yrdoms, very
muoL more slow 10 their torture, AID therefore
more cruel than the seven times heated furnace
of Babylon. MIR. Fl. L. Talbot has discovered
ample proof 10 Assyrian writings that both this
punishment, and that Ct casting men alive into
a den OF ious, as Daniel was treated, wcre in
commoo use at Babylon during the reign of
As.urbanipa who proceeded Nebuchadnt zzsr
On the throne by less than twenty years, Saul.
nugioa, the youegsr brother Of AssurbanipaI,
having risen in rebellion against his sovereign,
and having failed 10 the attempt, was not
spared by bis Angry brother. The following
brief record is sufficient to tell its owo tale.
MY rebe!lious brother, Saulmugioa, VITO made
war with me-. WAS css. i0to burning, fiery
furnace" Many Of Saulmueloa5 aaheren;s
we're treated in the same manner, and the re-
IL ainder we're otherwise disposed OF 10 the fol
lowing way, as Assurbanipal very plthly says:
The rest OF the people threw alive among bulls
and liors az my grandfather, Scnnacherlb, used
to act; and |, following bis example, have ihus
treated these rebelous men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

New YORK, Ocs 2l.-Tho new steamship
Saratoga, built at the ship yard OF j Ohm Roach,
at Chester. Fa, for JAS +. Ward & o.. OF
this city, 10 run between New York and daV'
ana, arrived here this morning from Chester
She had about one hundred guests from New
York and Philadelphia 90 board. She Is very
handsomely finished, aud is probably the fast
est sailcr that Roach has turned out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21
attempt TO Defeat Gen. Johnston.
4 dispatch from Richmond SAYS -

= ClSp2tcl 1rOm Nlcluo0C says -
Gen. Joe E. Johnston, the Donioee 10 tbt
Richmond dis:.lct, has me; With an uoexpcct-
ed attack from source tia! was supposed to
be faithful. The opposition to Gen. Johnston
emanates from the democratic lrisbnen OF BIS
district. of whom large numbers are employed
az The Ola Dominion Granite Works. 10 Ches'
tel cid county; the rredgar IroE Works, al
Richmond; the Old Dominion Nail Works, aud
also at several stone quarrles 10 the surrouod-
iDg Country. The grounds for their hostility to
Geo. Johnston are set forth in the following
circular, which will be scattered broadcast
throughout the Third District:
Irish Comrades
In tho year 1861, after the battle CT Ms
nassas, Joe Johnston had two soldiers OF
Hayes louisiana Brigade shot for some slight
INSTRUMENTATION. The two men we're young
Iri.hmep, full of life, and loved the c,Iliog OF a
soldier Notwithstanding the earnest c0trea.
ties Of Gen. Beauregsrd Father Healing, chap
lain Of tic Army of Northern Virginia, aud
other officers in behalf Of these young men. to
save them from the death penalty, the stern
and hcartless I ID Joe Johnston said, Nothing
but death shall pay the penalty, and so at the
appointed time the TWO brave young Irish sol
6i-rs We're tied to stake and shot 10 death
With uuskets By order of Johnston.
Gee of the young men, Cawthornc, had q
brother who was sick 10 hospital at the tine
Oa lcarniog the fate OF bis brother, be took a
solemn cath to Kill Johnston at the first oppor
lu,ity. Time rolled On until the battle Of
"Seveo Pines, May, 1862, and on this occasion
the opportunity presented itself TO aVenge the
death OF bis brother. The battle had been 10
progress some hours, when the ufurlated broth
or saw Johnston on the line, and With dchbcr'
alton he raised his rife, and taking direct aim,
(ircd the ball passing through Johnston s shou!'
der
"Irishmen Can you vote for map who i
responsible for the murder, 10 cold blood, OF
Two your ctuatrymeu -
rhc friends of Genera! Johcatoo here are
apprekcnsirc of the result CT this klud OF war.
fare, aud c3ncede that it a general detection OF
the Irish voters should ensue, the General s
election is doubtful. The vote for Congress 10
the Third District at the election in 1876 was
Is $50 votes for Gilbert G. Walker, democrat,
against l., 43O votes Tor G. s. Mills, repubil
Gao. The withholding Of the Irish vote from
General Johnston. added to the other divisions
among the democrats on the question OF repu'
dating the State debt, may, with green
hacker 10 the field, render the success ct the
republican candidate tolerably certain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21
News Of Ehe ssay.

SooH fell at Overlook, 10 The CatskiIl, noun
tales, 90 Friday eight.
The Democratic Executive Committee oil 81.
Ma1y's Louisiana. have rcso!cod TO call COZ
veption and nominate another Candidate 10
place Ct Ackcn for CGOgrcs
There are rumors thaa Attorney Geuera
D:vers will retire from the Catioet, Secretary
Thomson 10 exchange to the Department Oh
Justice, and Mr.. Elgeno Hale to take the
Nsvy portfolio.
Among the passengers On the steamc: Bit
tsu;G FROM New York Tor Liverpool, CO SatGr'
ia7, was James Gordon Bennett. y large
parry ct ends was on tie pier to SEE bin cfl
yesterday mornicg.
hluch cx:item:0t exists ia lie c-u1Iry near
Louisville over "a outrage committed b. Two
urkcown negroes, who raped a11 GU With a
knife the person Of Frances O:tc, GeInaO
gill, aged e!e7cn.
Admiral Paudog died YESTERDAY Z: Huot
ioglon, Lons Island, ia the eighty FIST year oil
bil age. lie vas the son Of John Pauid!og,
orc OF the csptoIs of Msjor A"dre, aGd the
last surviving officer that participated 10 TIE
battle Of Lake Chauplsio.
Tho Tanmary couOty convention at New
York have nominated Augustus Gchcl for
MAYOR; Fred. Smylb. district attorney; g. S.
Bedford. city judge; Michael Tumog: coroner,
and Wul L. Roberts, Wu. Z. Xix, Pa
Kce1a. ard Wi!iisu Bennett, aldermen at
large.
Judge Jackson. Ct the Uoitcd States Dist!ic:
Court Ct West Virginia, has decided That the
ferry st Harper's Ferry belongs to the man to
whou it was sold by the United States-la
other words, that the federal government can
atqlirc and dispose Of coed title to that SORT
OF property or franchise.
L. is reported that the runaway Cheyenne
Indians iateud 10 work n0rthwsrd aid propose
peaceiu settlement at Fort kehoe, and if
that is Got permitted they Will on Sitting Bull.
Their outbreak is now kooSa TO have been
caused By the promised ra,lo1s net being far
nlshcd because the supplies were Insufficient,
and none If .he stock aud aid in building
houses were supplied.
o. Thursday last, while the wifi Of Houston
Dsmere, planter 10 Br5 al c>uoty, Gs., hf'een
miles from SaraDnab, was returning from a
visit to neighbours, she was followed by we'll
Known negro named GILES, who BEAT and at
tempted To outrage her, but was prevented by
he timely arrival Of gentleman. when the
feed f=d He was captured on Friday, and,
shiic ic charge Of a constable, Mr.. Demero
onc. him aGd then surrendered hlmsclt The
Gcgro Gled this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

John W. Creep, retired druggist, eighty one
years old, and residing 10 Brooklyn, committed
suicide yesterday, 10 the basement of bis house,
~ hanging himself with clothes line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

SOCIAL G0:SiF.-A scaoo! Cox cu.:iv:!i.s L.
shetic in dress is tao ia:e:. London fashion, a2.
although it has lis at:cci SIDE it is s no: ey.
ceient thing. TIE daily ssort,e .. taste - .@a
rtigning mode i; AZ old s.,ry, and ore nee: q:
every turn thin ~omea who insist uooa %e.ri. :
stripes and high As!:, VINO G!e:: theic hal: o.
the top of their heads ard We.r Collars h.!iaS
aWay from necks 20 long AID TIN. iG.. TIC o:. :
thing they sUg2e:! !: s wlc;cd pclvcT;!0n i Z :
t1roa! is Ike sWaLs;' IA: women wac Vel
high collars. daring ha.s, cui.tdf@s l:1Z.t = "
hsio, dress Gu: il :!ye: thh: lock Wei Oh s!" Ter
~iilowy :.zu7es but sra S.:n Ply aH!it on tL:..
plump Hc,rers; saloW T3ncu who :ev-. !"
grays, iirr. bro"ns, Ecu:Tal unts. green's a.
yelioWs; !JIt women VINO emulate i:!s i. IL
color5 they sppear in a-G who are uAcom.|i:@.
bly, suggestive Of apople2y; small ",m2- ~
wear large check patterns aa1 Lauch ay!n- -
pery; tall women VINO DIES: eltant; II 500,
sll e4cep. the sr.i:.c te3 who ::uly the :2ag~
coi5ring AID cOltJu:= God Na: given then, ",l
dress contrast zcd G:spo t52m with the siIie ry
10 effect that ps:.er Uses II cJn bntng Il; co.,
ors or sculptor II arranging tee Gray: 60
his model. In the London school !ao t!=! 81 :,
! is CT the snt;qlc, AID the laying of iJ'i: . .
looping OF dr"peTlcS, s.: l!lu:tratet ty 5I2t. =.
art Is he niatory step II dress ss 1:u So =:
| study Of contours and c1H0!uatloL= .! { ~.
come next, aLd 80 OF Until tn s.G0r:.t-!. = =
cleyer-lesrHs to dress WEI y? At 81. tv"!.' 'o.
10 pu. TASTE 10 the torture .. At utlie.7 AL c'"
death. The result. o: the teaching nD5re 60.
red 10 are becoming s?pa:cat 81 the t:ra~.' :
rooms" where graceful, drapet l4urts b.. =
glide with the free step Of ua.rnmme.e1 tJ::@s
among the Partisan dad. aEI (ot4 , TIE !. M :
clad danes. Oh course, j. is u::2., cXay;e:,:
sni bunder: wc-se in.2 tie C!t., ~: md, y
aspiring lsd!es, but j. este, in IN ::1: L.aa--
.on, s2i We nope IS. - see .1!s Nix. L. ".
5sd dressing disappear in the dawn =: 10 -"
u::het.c ers.-h WISH. G. liz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21
RESUMPTION Of Operations.

PHILADELPHIA, Get. 2l.-All the oollerles
at present 10 working condition throughout the
Sohuykill region commenced work this morn.
ipg, to fill the additiona! qu3ta for October aad
The fall quota for November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

The healthy erew!h Of the haby is depend
ert upon its freedom from tie pcTnlclous ef'
fec,s Of opiun Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is the
best remedy kno~n for the diseases of early
childhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21
Failure.

CISCINNNAT1, Or. 2l.-The failure CT
Stagie Bros, of Greenfield, Ohio,is tho heaviest
that has occurred 10 that section for years. They
owned the largest farm in Fayette county. |,
COMPRISED 1900 acres. The firm was to all
anreararcea doing lucrative business. A
meeiiog Of the creditors takes place at Chilli
Gothic to-day. The liabilities exceed STU, OoO.
The assets will probably reach ten per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21
New Steamship.

Times that try mems souls; moderate it By
buying Deaiham's Clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

DIED.
Or thu % \ 0: October, CHARLES Z mia
son Of Chal.e I'D Ems DAVIS, eyed !h!!:2e.
months s-G i've Gays.
Goa gaze s-d Goi Ass t,Ne" a"a7
The Child list was hi: GH:.;
The ch!ld, pc7taps, too mach br.OV'i,
And too uucs dcscd %.
The friends O. The family ~ invite - :.:.''.'
the iuuera! t:on is parents re.ltvTc., ~ FHN'
cite street, between hiEg SID Prince - H.; ;
lTuesdaYl e:;ernoOl, :. : Y C.lG..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

~AICICAkno COMPRESSED CALC!
OAINE, lea.y :or use by the ad-i!!"' .
boiling water vanity OF beautiful sh Al":
ca!c!mialng walls ceilings &:. sample t''''
OF colors c1n be had upOG app!!c..!oa -
oct18 r. =; LEADbEATkS & Eh'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

Bos1oS, Oct. 2l-Csp:. Aoie7=o5, Of III.
schooner Mos; G.@o, Of S.. Jho, y 3 , reach.
ed this city today, aod reports the loss Ct h..
vessel 10 the gale OF O,:ob:r -. The Mos
Glen was bound from 81. Joho, \. B., to Nea
York with cargo Of !un5c and Hhou a5,u
forty FIVE miles s5u:hess: Q! Cape CD, sha
was ov:r,akeD By tie storm, which soon made
her tota! wreck. Dlriog the eight the -tc~
ard and two seanca w:Ee Ts>hed cvesboar
and lost. The captain, mate aad two sailors
lsshad themselves u the mizz:r cna!Us. acI
for tour days, drfted sitboU. fol or va;
Ga the lj:h they were rescued b9 lie TAX
AbdeI kader, aud !u:s.Ql:Lt'y uacst:!I.- .
the schooner Express. CT Gloucester 1a:.
brought them IL to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

Beauty adorns woman; D.aham'S Clothing
le mao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

Unable KNIVES AND FOhh", uar.jn>
l. Knives anG Fork: And Butchers !.n!Nr-
fine stock, 10 which We luGlte the attention. @
country merchants.
Jas. +. Cabin & SON.
oct.t O:i King STR.
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iLLEl -.

Beg AID youth C;3!h!2g ID .rrat 2:'.t
a. p:aih,m'>, c. ki0g strtc!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

a VEkILL READY MINED PAIN - ..
e al desirable colors. very desirable ~.
ready for immediate appllca.lon. SAM =. -
Can be had upon application. We hnTs 49,
stock on hand, and CA sell NJ the low. p.'-'
oct 10 H. $ LEADBhATEH - . '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-21

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Lacour and Watson,
shipping agents Of Glasgow and L,itb, have
failed. Their liabilities are believed to be
large Alex. Bell & Sous, merchants in the
Spanish trade have failed. Their liabilities
have not yet been asoertained. JAS Morton
Co: one Of the firms Largely Indebted 9t to the
IN the hands of accountants ssI p Their liabilities
ara estimated at from two, to two and one
half million pounds.
GLASGOW, Oct. 2l.-The DIRECTORS of the
City of Glasgow Bank. who were arrested on