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dividing profits shareholders 20
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Of and experienced skill
$40 TO SlO) more with equal propo
success "Nc~ ok stock Reporter now circular
mailed Full information operate
fully. LAWRkNCk Co, u kxchangs place. Nsw xosks
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FINANCIAL.

A r REASONABLE RArEs-MONEY ON LIFk AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies and Morgagcs same
all kinds effected with best companies
NJ lowest premiums
~. HABRlCH a co. io5 broadway; box $50.
A BouT LOANS ON LIFE Policies. THOUGH COY
Apany may decline purchasing, consult ID. r. FACkIER
I'D nrOadMnY.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Jan. ~ 1873.
Spanish gold 2Oll, a 2O1L. Sugar firm Exchanges
firm The quotations the 22d inst of sugar No. IL Dutch
standard Ss reals reals. gold, per arroh, ncor
The should have beeu IA reals "a reals
pold pera
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following the receipts of cotton at the
ports September 1875 to date, inciu
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delivered contract 800 bales yesterday. Current
prices of spot cotton the following quotations are based
American standard aud classification and on cotton In
store running quality than half grade above
below the grade Quoted):-
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5000 Alton 4 T II inc
10000 u, LAW rs, 1907
1000 Den 4 Rio q LIST
JthO do.
800 NY Elevated LIST
lOpUO Can ada 80 LIST.
5000 L&SanF I'd Glib
100 n 4, vn \ Ia LIST
10 sllsWelis-FargoEx
100 Del n Hudson.....
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
THEY NEED HELP.

Evening Shade, Nov. 9th, 10.
To the citizens of Evening Shade and
vicinity: 1t has recently occurred to my
mind that it is but the duty of every music
loving individual within the sound of the
beautiful music our cornet band discoursss
in our midst from time to time, to con-
tribute something towards raising a
subscription to assist the members
Of the band in psying their tuition and de-
fraying other expenses necessary to hours
of practice. | have been informed that the
members of the band have bought their
own instruments ten in number,) and have
paid for about seven months tuition, indi-
vidually, with the exception of about $15,
amounting in all to about $500. And who
gets the benefit of the music? 1t is GER
tainly no enjoyment to the performers to
make music in this manner. 1t would but
show our appreciation of their efforts to
furnish this music which we all know adds
to the appearance of the town with visit
ors and immigrants wishing to make this
section their home.
We should all feel proud that we can
boast of cornet band in Evening Shade.
1t adds to the moral, social and financial
interests of the place, and merits our i'm
mediate assistance How many of our
young ladies will volunteer and lend their
aid in raising p purse of $50 by Christmas2
Remember that
Music hath charms to soOthe the savage"
To calm a storm and burst cabbage"
And there is none of you trust who dis
likes music. ORPHEUS.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
cheap Homes !

/ offer for sale the farms, town lots and
other property described below, tO-wt:
Residence lot of five acres iU the west
paft of Evening Shade, on Salem road;
good frame residence, cistern, stables, corn
crib, large garden, young apple aud peach
orchard: plenty of timber for fuel. Price
moderate, terms easy.
Eighty acres of land z miles north of
Evening Shade, on the Ash Flat road; so
acres of good tillable land; improvements
consist of the wall of log house, and raft
ers and shingles for same; good spring of
lasting water on the premises More land
adjoining can be bought on reasonable
terms. viii sell low, for cash or stock.
A farm of 80 acres, miles north of Eve
ming Shade; 30 scres in cultivation, so un-
der fence; one log dwelling, smOkehOuse,
barn and stables; good spring near resi-
dence. Over 100 apple and peach trees on
place. Also good work horses, I two
horse wagon, cows, ycarlinR calves, 81
sheep, 20 hogs, several plows and other
farm implements. Will sell the whole for
S700, cash=abOut half its value
A farm of so acres, miles southwest of
Evening Shade, near La Crosse and jack
sonpott road; 40 acres in cultivation; 10
acres timber mostly Oak-gOod for rails.
Good family residence, with seven rooms
sraOkehOuse, barn, stable cribs, &c; two
wells, one Of them convenient to residences
GOOD apple ana peach orchard ON the place;
also an abundance of shrubbery. Good To-
cation for a physicians Price, Sl,OUO, one
half down, balance in two payments OF
$3.50 each, one and two years after date
For further particulars. call Oh or address
J. w. Buckley, Evening Shadel ARK
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
RedempkO71 Notices.

Redeemed, by J B. Jones, Oct. 9th, 1879
east part ne or sec 33, tp 16 north range .
west, for $3.50. =
Redeemed, by Mary Williams, Oct. 31st,
1919, the sw of sw fri Or sec 6, and pit NV OF
NV ar sec 7, all in tp II north, range west,
for S299.
Redeemed, by Louis Francis, Nov. 10th,
1879, part Sc of sw Or sec 8, and ne of NV or
sec II, tp 16 north, range west. for $3.l2.
Redeemeda by Robt. Hunter, Nov, 22d,
1879. the ne 0f sW or, sw of sw or, Sc OF NV
ar. W hf sw Sc or, sec 5, and e hf Sc ar sec 6,
all in tip IS north, range west, for S27.97
2O-3 L. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Mail Dirsctory-
EVENING SHADE.

Walnut Ridge: Daily; a,riUe8 at 3p M; de-
parts at 9 an.
La Crosse: DGilyj arrives at 5 a m; departs
at pm.
Bdtesri11e: Semi-,ceek'y arrtres ria Mar
wlle Mondays and Thmsdays ate p M; departs
Uia Polk Bayou Thursdays and Fridays, Ia NJ.
Martins Greek, via Ash Flat: Weekly; arires
Black Oak: Ueeklg ariues Friday. ate M.
departs Saturday, at 7 q M.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Local News.
Thanksgiving.


Weather showery.
NO marriage licenses this week,
--MessrB, Sam H. Davidson and
r. P. Tindel are in Little Rock, at
tending the grand lodge of Masons,
this week.
The holiday sprees and knock
downs have commenced, and a
whole month till Christmas, Oh
what will the harvest be?
Two movers wagons passed
through town this week, each drawn
by a pair of cows--their lacteal
fountains swinging in the breeze.
A drove of about forty fine
mules and horses passed through
town to-day on the way to the
southern market. They were from
Cedar county, Mo.
Two lightning rod agents were
in town the first of the week, and
adorned the residences of some Of
our citizens with their life-saving
paraphernalia.
Mr.. B. S. Simpson, of South
Fork, Fulton county, gave us call
this week. He reports the farmers
well advanced with the gathering of
crops in his section.
Mr.. E. W. Moser informs us
that a portion of his cotton crop,
raised on E. A. Browns farm, about
five miles west of town, made 1900
pounds to the acre this season.
Our young friends B. G. Noel
and James McCaleb have situations
as clerks, the first named with J. P.
Cochran & Son, and the latter with
Williams & Metcalf, of this splace.
Both seem quite handy for new
hands.
Mr.. F. M. Combs, agent for the
Batesville nursery, informs us that
he lost large pocket book contain
ing about S35 in currency and some
notes on persons in this county,
some where about Evening Shade,
last monday.
The state sinking fund tax is
4 mills, state school tax mills, and
state general tax IL mill, making
6 IL mills, which, added to the
county tax of 6 mills, makes II IL
mills on the dollar, or 81 % on each
500 worth Of property, both real
and personal, which the citizens of
this county will have to pay this
year, and to this will be added a
special tax Of from ] to 5 mills voted
by eight different school districts in
the county.
-Messrs. D. W. and G. S. Simp-
son have about finished delivering
their stock of fruit trees and shrub
berry at this place. Mr.. G. 9. Simp-
son will remain here few weeks
in order to supply those who may
want and have not yet purchased
trees. He will also Witt lizard coun-
ty, Ard we take plsssure in assuring
the citizens Of that section that the
frees delivered here by these gentle
man have given perfect satisfaction
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Strdu Notice.

Taken up as a stray, by Jno. r. Mobley
of Washington township, Sharp county,
Ark, and posted on the 28th day of Oct.
1879. before A. II. Vance, a justice of the
peace, the following described animal,
to- wit: A bay horse, hind feet white to
pastern; small white spot on back part of
right fore foot; hoOf rather white; saddle
marks; weak ewes; white spot on right fore
leg; about Is hands high, and 10 years old.
Appraised at $22.50.
1873 Z. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
StrGU Notice.

Taken up as stray, by James P King,
of Washington township. Sharp county,
Ark, and posted, on the 29th day of Octo-
Der. 1879, before Thomas Woods, a justice
of the peace, the following described AMI,
NAL, tO-wit: One bay mare mule, branded
with letter A on left shoulder; wtite spot
on right hind leg; two years old. Appraised
at S32,JO! L, j; DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
WdrninQ order.

In Justices court of Sullivan township.
Sharp county, Arkansas;
J: A. Barnett, plaintiff, against c. N.
Luty, defendant-CGmplai1it at law.
The defendant, c. NJ. Lutyj is warned to
swor the complaint Of the plaintiff, J. a.
Barnett. This Nov. It'll, 1879.
1874 JAS. T. H8RRELL, J, 2.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Church Directors
EVENING SHADE.

ME- Church, South: Preaching first ndthird
SGbbathS IN each month. Prayer-meeting and
lecture euery Uednesday night. N B Umstead,
p c.. Baptist Church: Preaching second Sab
bath and Saturday night before, IN each month.
b + HOt0rd, pastor .Presbyterian Church
Preaching fourth Sabbath in each month. "
B Baird pastor Sabbath School at VI b
Church at 3 O'clock. Y p McKie, Suph
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Lost.

In Evening Shade, Oct. Sd, 1879. a light
brindle Shepherd dog, about IA months old.
will pay S. to any person VINO will return
said dog to me- at Violet Hill, Ark, or will
give liberal reward for information OF its
whereabouts, L. ). Montgomery.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
FliGdr Wnrnin0i

Any person caught cutting timber on the
north half of section 10, township 10 north,
range west, in Sharp cOunty.wiIl be pros
ecuted to the full exteLt of the law:
+ & MEDLEY,
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
EVENING SHADE,
Court Directory.
SHARP COUNTY,

Circuit: Second Monday in February and
august. -. County: First Monday in january,
ApriI, july and October .... Probate: First
Monday in February May, AuGast and No
rember
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Other COU mites.
FULTON

FULTON.
Hogs are getting fit on the mast.
Wild ducks arc plentiful on
South Fork,--Cows with calves
sell for $40 to S12 at subtle sale.----
A large number OF young fruit trees
are being purchased by the people
of Fulton.
IZARD.
A disease similar to blind staggers
is among the horses il the vicinity
of Melbourne. Sever.l have died.
The Clipper says q lyceum has
been organized in Melbourne, and
dis now in running order."- Geo.
R. Anderson and Molie Walker, J.
A. Oxford and Rebecca J. Smith,
W. NJ. Clark and Nancy Wilson, Il.
F. Hodge and A. A. Reeves were
married last Week.-Mrs.. e. O.
Wolf, of Franklin, died on the 18th
inst
INDEPENDENCE.
White river is rising, and boats
are beginning to run to Batesville
again.---James Switzerland and
VIM. Todd were committed to Jail
at Batosville, last week, for stealing
hog--Articles of Incorporation
for the Independence county agrl-
cultural fair association have been
transmitted to the secretary of state.
THE publication of the Church
News will be discontinued after the
lst of December, when Parson Bos-
we'll will become associate editor of
the Western Methodist, which will
be removed to Little Rock about the
1st of January.----Judse se VIM. By
ers left Batesville lasi, week, for
Memphis, where will make his home
in the future with his daughter, Mrs.
Stewart.---Geo. Hudson, one Of
the parties with whom the Bates
vile people had little war recent
ly, had an examination before
Justice of the peace last week, and
in default Of 81, 800 bail, was COM
mitted to jail to await the actiou of
the grand jury,
LAWRENCE.
John Casper and Mrs. Harriet
Harris were married on the goth
inst.--The love-slck local editor Of
the Powhattan Times was presented
with a boquet last week, which gave
him spell of Mysteries. He says,
"we love flowers and girls too."--
Powhattan received AGO bales of cot
ton for shipment last week.
RANDOLPH.
. The Scalpel says Pocahontas
wants a butcher that will keep his
meat blocks clean.----Some of the
citizens of Randolph think they have
found rich silver mines.----They
have church festivals in Pocahontas.
The cotton trade is lively at
Pocahontas, one mercantile firm hav-
ing purchased $50 bales this season.
JACKSON.
Newport will have circus and
menagerie on the 28th inst, and the
News says people will come a dis
lance of 40 miles to see it.----A
horse thief giving his name as Frank
Fisher arrived in Newport one day
last week, sold a horse which he had
stolen, and left for St. Louis. The
next morning the owner Of the horse
arrived from Missouri and claimed
his property.---The fighting men
of the St. Louis circus paid $37 fines
during days sojourn in Newport,
--G. W. Barnwell, of Newport,
killed a negro woman by splitting
her head open with an AK, for abus,
ing his children, recently. He fed
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Special Notice.

Good wagon hauess from S8 to S14, and
halter brides. II inch leather, $1.50 Other
things in proportion. ROBERT GRAY.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
Official Directory
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.

Congressman fourth district. r N Gupter
State Senator, second district. .J b JRdkinS
Circuit Judge, third circuit. ....... .R II PoweH
Prosecuting AH'y. hid cir. =. Charles C9fis
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27

sonia has two telegraph offices--one
at the depot and the other at the
univerSity.---One mercantile firm
in Judsonia has purchased about 700
bales of cotton this season.
WOODRUFF.
The cotton crop is about two
thirds gathered,----A lady and gen
tleman travelled distance of so
miles to take dinner with the editor
of the Augusta Vidette. Not desir
ing to fast more than one day at a
time, the guests returned to their
home the same day.--The Vidette
compliments the St.Louls circus fraud
about as highly as the Jacksonport
Herald did.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27
CLAY.

A new paper called the Corning
Advocate has arisen from the ashes
of the Courier, which suspended in
consequence Of the sudden and mys-
terious disappearance of its editor
MIR. O'Neil, some months since. The
Advocate is published by ]. P: Pagan
and edited by J, Il. Purkins, and
will be devoted to the interests of
Clay county.----Corning has 500 to
500 inhabitants, 4 general stores, two
restaurants, 3 saloons, 3 hotels, 2
drug stores, 4 mills and gins, two
boot and shoe shops, and one black
smith shop.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-27

Hogs are getting fit on the mast.
Wild ducks arc plentiful on
South Fork.--Cows with calves
sell for $40 to S12 al subtle sale.----
A large number OF young fruit trees
are being purchased by the people
of Fulton.
, 1879-07-19

Tho Metropolis of Now England Bestowtns
Her IIospftnlItTcs upon lontu,aster- eneral
Koy. mud Preparing to Lavish Them upon
Secretary Sherman.
Gpectaf Dttpasch to 7As Tribune.
BosroN, July 18.-Postmastcr-Gener Key
and hls party spont to-day In Sightseeing md
Waiting. They went to Nahant this morning
with tho Governor anu stall to review the cadets
now Ia camp there, and on thcts return became
tic guests Of the city. Under escort Ut Mayor
Prince, they dro7o TO tho residence Of Robert
G. Winthrop md CONGRESSMAN Claatn. by whom
they wetc hospitality entertained. To-,norrow
they inspect the mills ut Lowell mud
Lawrence, dina with Congressman Russell,
md 20 to Manchester BY tue sca, where they
Will spend Sunday. Monday theY visit the city
institutions here. will hnyo reception In tile
Board Of Trade rooms, und leave at night for
HALIFAX, returning bY way Of the Whl.o Mo1n-
tatns.
6ecrctnry Sherman Will arrive here Tuesday
noon, and will be tho euest Of tho Commercial
Club. 4 sumpsuous dinner will bo served at
tho Iarkcr House, which will be nkteudeG by d
number Of bankers vino have nroltcdi by the
large sale Of i per cents. A financial speech BY
Sherman 10 cxoectcd. Tho day will wind nj,
With roundof visits TO the Treasury officials unu
merchants, and Sherman leaves next morning
for Portland. whcso be makca speech Wedncs.
day.
, 1879-07-19
street crossing, and was trod upon by the
horses She escapcd With 4 few lpJurfcs about

street crossing, and was trod upon by. the
horses, she escaped NTH few fp]urfcs about
tho right foot.
Thomas Plant, Ia years Of nge, had bis right
loot badly erushed o. the eornor Of Maxwell
etteet and 8td1Fkrt aventto It 0 o'clock yestcr-
day morning, BY a runaway team Of horscs,
oTned By r u. Fisk, Of No. $50 West Madlsor
street The hoy WAS taken to bis home, No.
1903 Maxwell street.
4 horse belonging 10 Edward 1.auglots, living
at tic corner Of Western nvenno and Fulton
street, while crossing tho ss4lyoad-tsaek On Kin
klo street, at sauRamor-atrect crossng, had
h!s right front foot caught In tho truck and the
lioof badly torn. The horse was shot by Officer
Hugh l,uFuo nj the request Of the owner.
Patrick Ntzaat.ld, Il ycars Of agc, whose
widowed mother liveA at No. 3o5 West KinsIe
street, in jumping ol 40 OUTGOING eual-!ratn on
the,o ,he Milwaukee 4 g.. Paul lsa,lroaa as as
the, wheels Of an incoming fre'ght-trnln
on tho next track, which was being bacsGti up
crn Railroad, Emerson, 1suby, cnesncer. stx
cars passed over tho body, eonnlctcty fcvcrtnT
tho head and right arm. The remains Tero
picked up md taken home,
, 1879-07-19

but the allegation TINT ho hal taken nnothcr
run down to Laton WAS generally believed until
Tho breaking out Of this pnlnfnI Fuu1or regard
ing hia early removal: and then It was wlntper.
cd arn1,nd tha: he hal gone OH pilgrimage to
the Mecca oi his 1opcs,-WnshtnGton having
bcen forrwasncd Of what Was brewing. The
JMdRo's absencc At this particular Juneturo Is
tru1y .iop1orabic.
FIX. Chief Of Police II. c. Hickey 1,ns not, It IA
definitely stated, been appointed Government
drtcctfYe OF nnythIrg OF tho sort. ns was alleged
yesterday, hut has smpiY been doing liitan
special detective work for the Government In
connection With tile bumboat and OTHER matters.
The bumboat business appears 10 have been
transferred from the Federal to The State au.
thorttfes, Collector Smith having communicated
With etatc's.Attorncy Mil. Tn thr subject, mi!
the latter having, II Is Understood, takan the
matter In Enintl With the intention ot Hing
criminal Information n1alnst the pruprtctora ut
these Inks Of iuiquity. mil thereby tcst!,s the
question whether the law passed by the late
Legislature w1lt 1T the case. 'rllere Is some
doubt about the applicability Of The lhtest et,act
tncnt4 but thu prospect Is tlHt the QuGation wilt
speedily he tested. Willie Secretary Sherman
has informed Collector Smltl, By telegraph ulut
The Government Will uphold tte State In nnv
act1on II may takn In this matter, Vi ot arnis II
necessary, there seems u be no need at present
for calling In ans tevenac-cuttess Or auyth!ug os
that aort, AMI up 10 date uo such call Inns been
tnudc, nor have any OF them horo into port.
, 1879-07-19
SANITARY.

AVN hlt4&H 4Ai Q4tlANa
offered their services to Commissioner De Wolf
yesterday, and they were set to WORK. THIS
.mukcs twenty-nfne who arc noN going over the
tenement houses Of tho city with a vlew to hay-
Ing corrected any defects In drains, watcrcloscts
etc., md having removed dirt and 1th. An
idea Of what they nro c1pceted to look after
may be gathered from the following hcads In
the hook which they carry: Owner; agent; loca-
tion; Number Of families; number Of persona; ;
adults; children; drains; prtvtcs; watcr-cioscss;
yard; stagnant water; receptRcles for garbage;
ventilation; and "ramnrks."
Several reports, embodylng simply suRgcs.
t!ons, haTc already been sent fp. These were at
onco turned over to tho ward sanitary 20
Ilccmhn, whose duty 1t Ia to see that fhe houses
are mt IN prupur order; and, II this IL neg
lccted, to bring suit against thu owner for
maintaining nuisance. Some pfg-llcaded, tntan
propcrty.ownets nay more In lnas than the cost
Of what ID required OF them. nri1 then hare to
put tho premises IN proper condition. To-day
unt1 many OF the documents will doubtless be
interesting.
Commissioner De Wolf waa little sexcd at
the accounts given Ia the newspapers OF the ft,-
tery!ew between tho Mayor md himself. lie
Baya ho did not "wear nn anxious lookh at tte
termination. His Ifonor called to tell him to
puah bis work Ut improving the sanitary con-
dltlon OF the city, adding thnt whatever llo did
for the benefit Of tho public would be indoraed
BY him.
His Honor had another Interview With the
Doctor yesterday, but declined to say what 1t
WAS about. uo said It was not his "prcsent In
tentton" to accept Dr.. Do Wo!rs resignation,
hnd tint II dissatisfied With hfs work be would
burr the Commissioner out at onc0.
, 1879-07-19

rl. r,,,,tn ,t-..,ru.. T.. ,..
1he "ou"tY lsoasufeF Is now paying orders
on the Genera' Fund up 10 and including
T., ,,o fo,,o.r r,,,4 ros., ,,,.u
~ u'o souhtS sout. yesterday, murray A.
Hhrtlets' Tor uso OF D. +. Latch, entered suit IN
asaumpett, with damages laid at st ,O0o, against
John Addison.
The casc Of Tho old woman Mclaughlin. WIN
ahot at. ard miasca. nm ailcrc, ,a~.ar 49,, ~
Da"s ..s, ~. H. .s..a" . ~, ~, ah' al
4seesteu III ectNs, VIII W ealIeo IN the Crtminal
court tn's morning.
Tho entirc time Of tl.e Criminal Court ycster-
day was occupIed with tio tTial OF a feliow
numcd Lund, for out.aglng q gjrl On HaIstci
street. verdict will probably be reached lii
morning. ~'~>> '"Ae
.wat,,.... r, ,....-.
n. nRau has nscn instructed by the
.I. ~ ~ S4I1 .tV. :: y. oe1oa t1c fefu!slto iron
"oak ;a tor ,ne eoa!1tau!ts % an c'ask stFrct por.
!1, .aeh q 1'iu ncw soMet,!l onse' This y to bc
pasu 1ol "nooF Tue ''ead'ng OF "extfas."
The Joint Committee OIL Public ButldIurn md
Public aerYtca yesterday received a IctteF frc,n
William McNe!ll & SOD, who rctl,eo to com.
pictc thr stone-work on tue rotultda OF the ,,sw
Court-llousc The Commttteu viii ulcos t1is
AFTERNOON 10 ,leide wiz thcr In III .i,r ~, ~" ..'
, 1879-07-19
6AMuEL'S STATION,

The United States sub-lreasury Ia this city
disbuFsed IS, 900 In currency yesterday.
phtucas Aver dit not succeed In securing apy
capitalists frIeads to 60 bis bail yesterday, and
WA forced to continue his residence In 1all over.
night.
The internal-royenue recelpts Ut Collector
llsrseJ's office yesterday footed up $50, 0H, OF
which amount s%,0bl was for sax-paid spirits,
$3,ha for tobacco and cigars, aad q, ,0!0 tor
beef.
Tbs one person who, above all others, 1t WA
desirable 10 see .yester,laY-rclnttse 10 The ru-
Iaored removal Ut Judge Daugs lrqm tho Office
ot Distftct Attorney aud tue appointment Of
Gen. j. U. Leako to succeed htM-mas Judge
intetvlemlu. purposes, hs did not show up. lie
Las been missed 1t the building alnee Tuesday,