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Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27

Tom Taylor Again.
We understand that a cutting scrape oc-
CURED near Earleville, Cecil county, Nd,
Monday last, in which Thomas Taylory who
has figured conspicuously in several shooting
affairs, took prominent part Our inform
ant states that Taylor took horse belonging
to a colored man and started off with it with
out the owners permission. Thereupon, a
number Of colored people. who were assem-
bled at the above place enjoying the Easter
holiday started in pursuit Of Taylor and over
took him, when free fight ensued, in which
he (TayIor) was severely cut and otherwise
injured. 1t is very probable that all the par
ticipants had been drinking more or less,
which is no doubt the cause of the affair.
Taylor is said to be very dangerous man
when in liquor, and is feared by many who
know him.
A few years ago he was shot by Mr.. Pret-
lyman, and his recovery was considered al
most miracle Our informant was unable
to learn the extent of his injuries in his fight
of Monday.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
Business Iotals.
Reasons Why Lucas Mixed Paints
are Cheaper and Better than
other MiYad Paints.

lst. 1t covers one-fourth more surface than is
CLAIMED for any other mixed paint
I'd. 1t weighs nearly one-foruth more TO the
gallon than any other mixed paint.
Sd. Therefore, having MORE BODY, its COW
ering qualities are far superior to other
mixed paints.
4th 1t costs more PER GALLON, but LESS
ON THE WHOLE than any other mixed
paint in the market. For sale by
G. E. HUKILL.
The Cheapest Paint yet; and Good too
Only about 81 90 per gallon, in 10 gallon
kegs, and cheaper in larger quantities. A
beautiful Drab or Stone color, and suitable
for all outdoor painting. Ready Mixed.
G. E. HUKILL.
Base Balls and Bats and Croquet Sets at
RICE'S BAKERY.
The best Cucumber Wood Pumps, ''Batch-
leyis" celebrated makes, which stand unriY-
aled for quality. Trade marks B. and g. at
G. E HUKILL'S.
Buy Kanawha Cucumber Pumps, the best,
at LINDLET & KEMP'S.
Try our cheap, drab-colored, Ready Mixed
Paint. 1t is the Cheapest Good Paint in the
market, other than the common Red and
Brown. G. E HUKILL.
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass, Putty, AVrll
l. Bradford Mixed Paints, at
LINDLEY & KEMP'S
All persons ought TO plant trees and plant
them early; nothing will pay better. A tree
which will cost twenty-five cents to plant,
will in few years be worth one dollar year
at low estimate no investment can pay
better You can get them cheap at Middle
town Nursery and Fruit Farm. Get them
and plant them early.
Large variety best kind of Cooking Stoves,
at LINDLEY & KEMP'S.
Paints of all kinds, Dry and Ground in
Oil, Varnishes Oils, &C.; also Lucas Liquid
Paint and Averill mixed Paint, old and
tried, at G. E. HUKILLS.
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Rakes and Hoes,
at LINDLEY & KEMP'S.
New GooDs.-Just received from the city
fine and varied assortment of Dress Goods,
Staple Dry Goods, Notions, and the very
Latest Styles of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. Call and see them before purchasing
elsewhere. NJ L. HARDOASTLE,
LooKwooD's CORNER
O < Ok THESE are the lucky numbers
O - LO that will bring you good
return in Prize Vegetables, by investing twen-
ty-fEe cents for eight fve-cent papers of
Landreth's Celebrated Garden Seeds. Why
pay the same price for three papers only Of
commissioned seeds7 For sale by
s. n. REYNOLDS h co.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
Improvement Dots,

Improvements DOtss
The new Bakery on Main St., next to Ella
son & Benson's, will be ready for the Elkton
baker the first Of next week.
Col. Claytonfs store house, which he is hav-
ing erected for J. F. Eliason, is now being
plastered.
The foundation walls of Moore & Co.'s new
store are nearly finished.
R. A. Cochrans new store, which is being
fitted up for Reynolds 4 Co., will soon be ready
for occupancy The shelving is now being
put in, and we have an idea it is going to be
one Of the finest store rooms south Of Whining
ton.
occupied.
George Echenhofer has embellished his stable
with a coat Of paint.
The building known as tLockwood's Corner
has been much improved this week by paint
and repairs.
John W. Hayes new house on Broad Street
is nearly finished.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
Endorsed Candidates.

The following named gentleman, according
to the Gazette & Herald, have complied with
the resolution of the Democratic county COM
mittee, of March 9th, 1878, and are endorsed
by authority Of that committee as candidates
for Sheriff and Coroner at the coming nomina-
ton election in New Castle county:
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle, PunIell J. Lynch, Robert c.
Justis, Henry NJ Barlow, Benjamin F. Town
send, Francis Duggan, Giles Lambson, VIM.
B. Mccoy, Geo G. Ward, Charles E. Ander
son, Francis T. Sawdon, Zachariah Gemmin,
John White.
FOR CORONER
Stephen J. Gilbert Jesse James, David
Hughes, Jacob Butz, James A. Plunkett,
Hugh McGovern, Martin Keogh, Andrew Q.
Alexander, Dr. Henry G. Snitcher, Andrew
McClain, Edward B. Foster, Andrew ).
Brown Samuel S. Adams, Hugh Mclaughlin,
John NJ. Enos, James G. BARLEY, Richard
Groves, Hugh Murphy
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
Business Totals.
White-wash and Paint Brushes at

White-wash and Paint Brushes at
LINDLEY l. KEMP'S.
Wheeler No. Reaper & Mower and Archer
Horse Rake, at LINDLEY & KEMP'S,
Farm Bells, very cheap at
G. E. HUKILL'S.
All persons owning any ground should
have plenty of shade and fruit. You can get
trees and plants cheap from
Roof Paint ready mixed a good paint at
triffiing cost. G. E. HUKlLB.
Slate Mantles, all kinds and prices, at
LINDLEY & KEMP'S.
Use Lucas Liquid Paint" the best
ready mixed paint that is made. We guar
anteee satisfaction. G. E HUKILL.
S0 Farm Gates for sale, well made and of
eDU the best material. Cheap for cash and
very low in lots of several at one time.
G. e. HUKILL,
If. Al the Lumber Yard.
Tin and Iron Roofing promptly attended to
at bottom prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
at LINDLEY l. KEMP'S.
Forks, long and short handles, and all
kinds of shovels, spades and rakes, cheapest
in town, at G. E. HUKILL'S.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27

AN ASTONISHING FAcT--A large proportion
of the American people are to-day dying from
the effects of Dyspepsia or disordered liver.
The result Of these diseases upon the masses
of intelligent and valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually burden in
stead of pleasant existence of enjoyment
ana usefulness as it ought to be. There is no
good reason for this, if you will only throw
vice Of Druggists and your friends, and try
one bottle of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of bot
ties of this medicine have been given away
to try its virtues with satisfactory results in
every case. You can buy sample bottle for
2 cents to try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
J. w. HAYES,
Carter and Drayman,
MTDDLETOWN. DEL.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens of Middletown and vicinity that he is
prepared with excellent Horses, Wagons and
Carts to do all kinds of Hauling at the lowest
rates that can be obtained.
Coal always on hand, and 2240 lbs. to the
ton, guaranteed; carefully kept from the
weather, and free from dirt and slate.
Special attention given to the hauling of
Lumber, and Building Sand always on hand.
All orders for Baggage, or other parcels,
left with Foard & Comegys, L. g. Vandegrift,
next door to the Post Office, or with L. B.
Lee, will receive prompt attention. Baggage
delivered day or night The public will do
well to give me call. wv. HAYES,
Sept. l5-6m Middletown. Del
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27

Business Locals and Special Notices 10 cents
a line for each insertion. Obituaries charged
for at the rate Of 5 cents per line of eight
words. Marriages and deaths inserted free
TERMS: Cash in advance, invariably.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27

The Easton Ledger says wheat is heading in
some fields of that section.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
announcements of Candidates,
FOR SHERIFF.

To the Electors Of Ne0 Castle County
FELLow-C1 -C1TzExs-I offer myself to your
consideration as candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to The nomination of the Democratic par
ty, pledging myself to support the successful
nominee. JOHN PYLE.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
FOR RENT.

HJHE PLEASANT AND COMMODI0US
l Dwelling, containing Twelve Rooms,
situate on Cass Street. and now occupied BY
the Misses Townsend This is one of the
most convenient houses, and most pleasantly
located of any in Middletown. The dwelling
will be rented with or without the stable and
carriage house. Apply to
G. E. HUKILL,
an26-tf At the Lumber Yard
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-27
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TINE Dwelling House, formerly occupied by
J. me, on North Broad Street. This is one of
the incest and most convenient dwelling
houses in the town. 1t has ten rooms and
cellar, garden, pump, etc. The location is
very desirable. Possession at once. For
further information apply to
E REYNOLDS,
Or, E. C. Fenimore, Middletown, Del
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-04
Virginia f.aGEgi4gslre.

RICHMOND, Dee. 1.-The questionable lie
gality OF the rleatiag Of the Legislature res
been Set Of rest By tho scii31 Of Gov, iio!I!da y
in issuing prao!amatioa coaveupe the BODY
in special session. fhe aneuGed constitution
provides Tor hicunis! sessions, bat Lass Niu!er,
after long erd very acrimonious debate. Z
joint resolution "as passed by bare losiolity
of both hcuSss, declaring that the Guacral
Assembly had I: right to mcet ior tie sej
son of 1889. AID thar tho bicnnlsl sessions
did Uor evmnvncs until the Uinter 81 1879
This olot resolution vas approved by the
Govtrlor at tha time, Gs Was also bill pro
vidiug salary for members OF the General
Ascend! uader The amended constitution, il
Stead Of the per diem uab'r The cid cuuyliu
too. There is sctue surpli,e expressed &C the
action Of the Governor il c,lIing he I.,isIa-
,ure together when be bad :r;vi ,usIy approved
If i,lnt resniu,i)o dtclsriag that that body
had Constitutional right to do s..
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Gserleral GErae.s,

New YORK, Dec. 4.--The Times this morn.
leg has a special from Boston stating tha: q
movement is ca foo: TO give Genera! Grant a
series Of brilliant receptions io eastern cities On
his return from Europe. lie viii 2ftre by the
American Inc at Philadelphia. and if the pEes
ent programme IS carried out, after 80 intero.?
Welcome there. aiil cone direct to Bostoa Il:
attend the first CT a series Of receptions. Ii is
said that every eifcr; IS rnakjcg to keep the
political clement 10 the background and give
the reception an entirely DOE political appear
suca. Prominent citizens GRO represented to
be engaged 10 the movement, somo If them
being aGti-Grgut lneE. La this city it is stated
a grand ball Is to be given, 20 which it is il,
tended to invite tho Marquis Of Lorne acd the
Process Louise, aud it is inhn!atcd that they
will come, IS Tie former is taid to have *.
pressed desitc TO meet the General ia lis own
country. Following the Boston Ecccp'ioo will
come tho New York and PHILADELPHIA rocep.
inns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-04
Daring FOray by Pirates.

The Department Of STATE has r4olioed fall
particulars from the Amc1ieso vice c;lsu! OF
! tho dssicg attack ~ band Of Chinese pirates
ca q cold dealers shop 10 Hoeg k,rg % the
night Of the 25th otSep;embsr. F,on tho 10.
| formation obtaiaablc-for ali tho pirates es'
| capped save oce who Was kllled-it would seem
| tia. The post perfect arrsngem apta wero made
| aoS obg Tor the success of The scheme of pinDd
| or, but aI8o f5r the most desperate resistance
70 any lcrca which the authorities could bring
| 10 beer agei.st the pilates TAG ba1d, wbich
| G0rs!s;ea CT about crc huadted we'll srned
rleIi, took I0aseSsCn 0: aud tx.i3eHlshed the
IS 10 the street IL which the geld dealer 3
house was srus:od, IS g.Ii as Of the adjacent
s'cea;s ali far2s. p,.atad lher scntino!s and
Gessu operations. The iroa cafe 10 which the
! treasure aaa stored Of fred mola resistaDc. to
| lhs: sci! pianaed Preparations for l5s dest!uc
| lien thau hey he'd couated oo. TO drown
| The noise 0! The operators within. tho gang
without raiseC; "a aIaru: ii fro aud when the
iamateS CT he BLOCK in wh!ah tho gold dealer 6
house was situated appeared they gero varied
| BOT to come doWa Until ladders were procured.
IW0 o. tt:ce T.tcEGlaa. who were attracted by
TIC c1DiIs!Gr. On Ginning to the seine,
wa.G Sp:arad By the piGstes. 4 general alarm
was sounded; bIt the po!ics force, biog "
ed IS TO tie cause, clne Up with their batons
ooEy. aud were ct oacs reraIsed. 10 the mean
time the SAT, resisted all the efforts Ct the gang
to opeu i: sufficiently to peruis getting the
treasure; a1d fiad the entire force Of the city
aroused, the gang relrcated calmly and vel!
directed before the advancing police force. They
went on bosri steam tug which they had pre-
vously sciz I'd and secured to eusure their re-
treat, snd escaped, save oue, who, while 10 the
act Of spcaring polio, officer, was shot dead.
D1iog the attack three Europeans, teo Sikh
coastab!es, Chuese wachmsp aud q shop
cooie we're wounded. With the exception of
the dead plate, nothing could be ascerlaincd
c8Dcercpg the loss CT the robbers. not 2 claw
cnulI be FUND as to whence they came,
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MewG Ga fiaS ksGys

At the rouDioipai election, yesterday, ct P!sln-
field, N, j., Nsthau Harper, Democrat, Faa
elected Mayor by about 400 majority.
a fro broke ous 10 Continerta! He'll, Patter.
SOD, N. j., last Dighs, and toe building, which
vas occupied by several stores, YES completely
Quilted.
Among the appointments sent to tho Senate
Yesterday was that Of Henry 5. toota, CT hi!s
sissippi, to be superintendent CT the mint at
New Orleans.
The last spike Ga the Rerbina branch OF the
Pscf, Railway was driven yesterday. Hon.
MIR. Percy aud wife. Of England, were passca-
gers by the first train SOUTH
The New York Board Of Aldermen have
given Francis B. Sp1oa and his associates
permission to introduce the Holly combination
system OF heating and cooking by eteam.
George Williams alias Livingstone. shop
litter, who claimed to 90 o resident Of WASH
ingtcn, D. c., was sentenced to State prison
for five years, in the Court Of General sessions,
10 New Cork, today.
VIM. Darloe, democrat, WGs elected mayor
of Pougbkeepsic, N. Y, yesterday. over john
Il. Cooper, republican, by l07 majority. Tho
republicans elect four cut Of six aliermc1,
making clear working majority 10 the conmou
council.
The republican candidate for Mayor Ct New
Haven was elected yesterday by large mtj 0tity
over the democratic and Rrecnback Candidates.
| As the city Want democratic at The lsto Con
grcssonal election by l,500 majority, il ID G
complete re7olutlcn.
At Clear Creek, Texas, the other Gay, Blk
| armed men entered the express otio, and put.
| tiog pistols to the ngeat's head, demanded q
| box addressed to nau named Johnson, sup
| posed to be ono OF the robbers captured at
Houston. The agent gave it Up. SGme think
it contained dynamite to be used IN Houston.
The growing prevalouc, of Sunday amu5c-
mepts and various other methods OF dCsocrat-
Jog the Sabbath, which have become notorious
iD Cincinnati for months past, has inal!y
aroused public opinion, and a meeting Of SHY
promiGeut Ems was held yesterday evening
and working committee ct tEcoty appointed,
who will cudcaVor to enforce ey!siiog lays, and,
if additional legislation Is needed, direct their
efforts toward securing 1t.
| The bark Monrovia, with colorcd emigrantS
sent cut by the American CoIoniZlt alton S"ciety
to Liberia, sailed yesterday from New Eoik
There were 81 steerage and cabin passengers
aboard. Among tic latter were j. 3. Prbav.
president of The College Ct Liberia Rev. D.
| w. Davis aud gifc, missionaries. aud ". n.
| Davis Church. attorney general ct Liberia.
The passengers took out with them vast guam
thy Of household iuroiturc. B.flr& the YES
eel departed large crowd &! c1!orcd meo a:,d
Romeu assembled on d. OK AMI b.de their fellow
countrymcn farewell aud God speed ham &C
| their yDYlpc,
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EfrIs.siA Il SWa,

A., Ir y =; -
MIS- ~ d. 'pnnson mas oesa e'er'co n'a''o'
Ct inc western huoeti1 hSY'um at totati;ioN'
The two men arrested At Orarga Court tto'i5c
arc not The prisoners whc escaped from TIC
Richmond Jail.
Raw X: 4 Me(fu;;e, =, H.. urgef;t r;ouast
oe hi rari<bi HI, Ias wttr,p,:; r.; res,sr;5',
f. Ihr scfnr.h;,, nf E.nnvrr n:risA. King
G aorge c1r1n.v, Va Til, rsris!. embraces s.,
,Gchn7s Ghurch Eioy Iicnrr. Crnrg iirrsa.
and Ec,m.nusI rhnrrb PorS G,n.n.c
0 , .'1' ~ ~. - a w v.n.. y ;,:.,
al meeting oi Tue S@!@y "HE'a1 ooa
fsny 10 o'atHtGo' se7te!oay' -:'I.:i!" EiS
a0cp'en pFn9iclos lot tne aPp2'HlhIseE "a i
committee OIL Hse, lou! or HhtN lhus' acs 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-04

Egg A PROBLEM LoNG SINCE SOLTGD,--
Row to remedy luuaa prolific causes Of d.eaa
an impov eri.hed circulation md an impaired
digestion, wss q pronlem The solution of wbic1
had oltsn b. iii ID medical skill bu. which Wa:
solved over u quarter OF /. century $50 by The
introduction OF HcsLet;cr's Stomach Bi:lets .
public and professional notice. Since thst time
watch clsy well be Said to have initiated neS
epoch ia the history OF medicine, the remedy
aud preventive referred to las obtained = foot!
hold in the craf fence Ct tho American people
that each succeeding gear has only served 70
strenrtheu. Ii Is rtcoerized Throughout. the
Union rs tonic Of The Grst order, Il remedy TOY
a1d sure means OF preventing fever aLd agl!,
and disorders oflAe stomach aud bowels; ,:
reliable 1ncans Of reforming disofdered :!ata
Of the liver, and Of couh.ersctng 8 tendency =
rheumatism. goat, urinary and uterine GH0i4"7s
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Ete. Rev. 7. e. e. EW,Jn1ar.

1t. Rev. j. 3. ?. Wilnlcr, Bishop of the
Diocese OF Louisiana, aged about sixty fvo
years. died suddenly at the 81. Charles Hotel,
IN Ne" OrIaeaa, Monday evening; of apoplexy.
lie preached ca Sunday at Christ church and
administered The communion. After tea he
vent to bis room With Rev. Isaac Marks, when
he complained Of indigestion. Mr.. Marks pro.
cured sCG,c soda, alter taking which the Bishop
!el! better, it cigar aud smoked while, when
be vas suddcniy Frustrated By apoplexy. A
physlcian "a5 sant for, bu. the Bishop died 10
q lew minutes. lie leaves wife and three
chlldrcn, now rcslclug ia Charlottesville, Va.
Bishop Wilmer was born 10 SWadesborouyh,
n. D., February | |, 1872, WAS ordained deacon
Ia st. Pau!'s. Alexandra. July 10. 1884, by
Bishop Moore, and priest, May, 1888. by the
saiac. From his ordination as deacon to 1888
be was minister CT ST. Ann parish. Albcmarle
c1unty, Va, tbeG chaplain of the University Of
Virginia, then chapiain ia the United States
navy. In 1913 he took charge of Hurgar's par.
ism, Northumberland ccunly, Va after that of
ST. Paui's, Goochla0d. In 1913 he was rector
Of Sc. Marks, Philadelphia.
Dc. Winners symrathieS during tho struggle
we've entirely With the Confederstes. aod when
The VIZ had actually broken out be resigned
his charge 10 Philadelphia and returned to his
family, then io A!bemagc county, Va. Soon
| after be became chaplain 10 the Confederate
arnJ, AID especially Was Very devoted 10 his
| attopdanco upon hospitals near which he chase
| ed to b. stationed. At later Gay be was
chosen by the clergy Of Fira1ia to 90 abroad
10 purchase Dibes AID l'esiaG,enss for the Con
| cdeIste army, then Ia this respect very des.i
tute. Ii executed bis commission 10 Englaad
we'll, but ia attempting to run the blockade be
vas captured by Fedora! cruisers 10 the Chess
peake and taken to the Cd Capital Prison at
Washington. After his release he returned
| South and coutiopcd to d. religious duties as
before 10 tho army. till the surrender Of Gen.
Leo at Appcmattox G. Il. As before stated
hc was elected Bishop Of Louisiana 10 1865,
and has passed much Of his tine there since
t!iat date
The remains Of Bishop Wiuer yesterday
lay 10 state 10 Christ Church, New Orleans,
aud were visited by large numbers of eli de-
nauinatiols The remains We're sent by al
evening train via Mobi!o 20 B stimore for fna
\
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The Southern Commercial Convention

New ORLEANS, December 4 the Uun-
mercial Convention assembled at the Farietic.
Theatre yesterday. Governor Niahos delivered
the address Of weleoGe. General Bussey :vn
addressed the co1vcni!n8 Oh tho pHg!gaiiou Ct
the Mississippi rig%s Showing that that strait,
is the patura aud oaiy m1sns CT transportation
advantageous to tho couo'cy. He favored tht:
Texas Pacific Railroad.
After recess, The convection permanently CT
ganlEad by the election of General Fn5hugh
Lee. Of Virginia. Ptasldeo; II. G. Hester, ct
New Orleans Secretary: aaG Vice President
from each State represented. Committees were
appointed ca the Pacific roads, Improvements Of
the Mississippi river aud on foreign trade. after
which the convention adjourned Until to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-04
JAMkS MCUONNLD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
HAPpER's FERRY "A di7natoh 10 the Pal

HARpEE's FERRY "A dispatch to the Bsli
aore American Says: "Consiitrate exoiteren!
he's heen oecasioned here by the cutting Of Sir
j. NJ. Mason new cable stretching across ID.
Shenandoah at this place. It was cviteutIJ
the ineniian CT the iuffi.us 10 set thu ferry
bn4F adflif, s.; hat it you'd be broken to piece;
on Ehe rocks hoiow; but the boat tioatel thof
dlstaGcs aud lodged on large ruck.
"fhere arc t:sa ferry beats crossing tic Shen
andoah river here at :he slme poipt, one owned
D. DR.. d DoDneiI and the Other by M:. Nj .sor
eua oniV oDo CT them cin be legal. O'Dnrue
e,ma his by right oi' nu7atasa IRON The Ua:ted
States GoveEament; Masou CLAMPS 20 ovo the
land Oh both sides Ut the river. and s.ys lhat
O'Douneli is runuiug an illegal ferry. The case
was taken befGra the County Court Of JctTer
sou, which niaic:ained Mason position Tee
case was taken By the Uoited State, to the
Dis!rict Cours Of the United States at Cisrks-
burg, hDd tried before Judge Jackson. 4 de-
,lslOn hes nct Yet been given, but when made
sathe nice iaw pciots will be decided"
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YEse General Assembly.

Tbo Governor issu:d tie following procIams
lion yesterday evening":
"PRocL MATIoN.-GovERNnR' 8 OFFICE
RICHMOND Va. uecsmber g. 1873 w heres
eravs doubts have beer suggested whether the
Gcacrsl Assembly of Virgins, about to con
we're. will be g constitutional body, and the in.
tnrcst 81 tho Commonwealth requires their meet
t3t'vernor OF Virginia, do issue this nv proclaim
alton converting tho said General Assembly on
"Wednesday. Decsm Der 4. 1878. at - o'clock NJ.
in tie Csuito! st Richmond.
Given under my hand as Governor, and Nh.
der the seal CT the Commonwealth at Richmond
this 81 day O. December 1873
FRED w. n. HOLIDAY.
by tho GovarDor:
''JAMhs MCDONALD.
Secretary Of tbs Commonwealth"
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COURT OF ArPEALs, YEsTeRDAY.-5eTwa!l
va. Burgess, collector. Writ Ct error awarded
to q judgment of the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Richmond rendered 23d Of December. 1911.
Keith We. 4 l!er, &C. appeal allowed to 8
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court Of Or
anse county, on the 81 day October. ls73.
CottreiI vs.. Deitrick's representative. Appeal
denied fSom decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Goochsnd pronounced 5.n of April, 1873
Liz htfo It's exe ,utor vs.. Brown. Submitted.
Grigsby, sheriff We. Tayloa, e.. Submitted.
Brown and ais VS. Neble.I's executor. Ar
gued By E. w Christian, Esq, for appellant
and Guild and Darlington for Appellee and sub
mitted.