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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-02
Townville Items.

MAY ol, 1901.
The growing wheat gives much promise of an
abundant harvest.
Prof. MoAulay's school continues to be wol
patronizcd notwithstanding this is the season
when schools generally are depleted by the crops.
The great majority of Oconceans in this sec
tion nrc much gratified with tho change in the
fence law. They wanted it when it became q
law in Anderson three years ago.
Some thief or thieves raided vegetable gar
den in town ono night recently. This is stealing
in new form in this locality.
Mr.. +. G. Brown recently completed q snug
little store house at this place, which is tempo
now boast of five stores.
Aunt Polly Woolbright, who has reached her
eighty.sceond year, is quite i'll at the residence
Of her son, Wm. S. Woolbrght, Esq.
Apropos Of new store houses it may be an
nounced that Mr.. G. E. Smith, ono Of our lead.
ing merchants, will shortly erect an elegant and
commodious store house on his lot in town
Four steam threshng outfits will radiate from
this place tho coming season.
Mr. James r. Tribble, of Texas is visiting
his parents at this place whom ho had not seen
since his departure twelve years ago. He has
travelled very extensively in the West, but in all
these long years has never married. D.
FROM TIE IIuD.-Thero is perhaps no tonic
offered to tho people that possesses as much real
intrinsic valuo as tho Hop Bitters. Just at this
season Of tho year, when the stomach needs an
appetizer or tho blood needs purifying, the
| cheapest and best remedy is Hop Bitters An
ounce Of prevention is worth pound Of cure;
don't wait until you nro Frustrated by disease
that may Take months for you TO recover in
| Boston Globe
The Now York Independent thinks that tho
only worIs which may strike any one with the
least surprise in tho new version of tho New
Testament arc "apparitlon," swine, skins"
"narratve." "pro-oonsul," "baggagc," "as-.
sassins," dysentery," "disparagcment," "Prp-
torian dunrd," "gangrene," "impostors," "ef.
fulgonoo," "wheol of nature" and "autumn,"
and thore is not one Of these that Is not war
ranted by the case.
.-Greenyillo has q candy factory,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-02
THRESHSR, THRESHER!

'NIlE people in the neighborhood. OF Walhaffa,
raising small grain, suoh as Wheat, Rye and
Oats. will find New Thresher and Separator
at MANNERS MILL. one mile South OF Wal
halla. Prompt attention given and satisfaction
guaranteed juno 2.lmo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-02

The Horny Telephone says that steenuous
eff"rts will be made at the next meeting Of
the Legislature to have the provisions Of the
no .sence law extended to Horry county.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
PUBLIC S AL e. .

NDER and by virtue OF power of
u sale contained in II mortgage from
Conrad Havcrline and wife to Albl 1T
HOLE, 81, deceased, bearing date on the
18TH day of October, 1874, and recorded IN
Liher T. l., No. 43, folio 32S, one of the
land records OF AIlegany county, ana in
pursuance Of an order OF the Circuit Court
for Allegany county sitting i'll Equity,
passed ON the 2lst day of June, 1881, in Il
cause therein pending between Alb TT
HOLE, ir and Conrad Hayerline and wife,
being No. BIZ Equity, the undersigned rs
executor Of Albert Hole, ST., deceased, will
offer at public sale at 10 O'clock, a. M, On
SATURDAY, JULY 23D, 1881,
in front Of the Grand Central Hotel in the
town OF Frostburg, all that E.s,a. piece
and Parcel Of Ground, described
IN said mortgage, The same being
Lot No. Five (5) Of the FroStburg Coal
C0mpany'S 81 addition 80 the
Town Of FrOsiburg,
and which is more particularly described
III the recorded plat of said aud,liun. Said
Lot is improved by Il good ard substantial
frame DlceiiiH9- House,
1! stories high and containing ) rooms
necessary oulbuildlngs, good garden and
fruit trees,
TERMs--caSh on day cf SAFE.
ALBERT HOLE, JR.,
June 2j-ts Executor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
odd FcllolrS opera House,
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 81.
An Attractive Programme will be
Rendered.
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
N the mders gntd, appointed By the
County Commits siOncrs of Alegany coun-
ty TO view the lands through which the
following described road is prayed TO be
located Said road is to start at "A point on
the National road. to follow Green street
through the east end of McCullohs addi-
ton to Froslburg, by the house of iona.
than Radcliffe, and through the land of the
Consolidation CCal company to the Cum.
bertrand and Pennsylvania railroad, thence
down with said railroad, either on tie west
side through the land of G. NJ. Graham
or on the east sido thereof through tie
land of the Consolidation coal company TO
the road leading from Frostburg TO Iona
coming near w lights bridge; and examine
whether the said proposed road should be
located rs prayed, will meet on the prem
les ON TUESDAY, JULY 2GTu, 1881, for
such purpose, and to determine whether
the public convenience requires the said
location of said proposed road and if So
TO locate same, and perform their duty in
the premises. JAMES KANE,
A. j. WILSON,
A. b. PRICE,
June 2j-4t Examiners
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

The youngsters already look long
ingly towards the sky rockets, spit
devils and fire crackers displayed in
the store windows and wonder how
many houses they will set on fire so
as they can bring out the fire depart
ment just to see how the hose equirts
on the coming 4th. We hope we
will not have any accidents to chron-
icle from the careless use Of the
patriotic explosives.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

The bush meeting of the colored
people connected with the Methodist
CHURCHES of Cumberland, held near
that town last Sunday, was we'll at
tended by citizens OF this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
$131,264 II
BASIS OF TAXATION.
$l6,OSO.G63 $1s,423.O32

The State tax is fixed by law for 1881 at
1872 cents on each 800 of asscsSable prop.
erly, which, added to the ut cents for
county and other puri oses, makes the
bic property in Allegany county for the
year 1881.
BY an Act of the General Assembly of
Maryland, passed at the January session,
1876, discount of per cent. will be al.
lowed on all taxes paid on or before the
LIST day OF September; of 4 per cent. on all
raid on or before the LIST day of October,
and of per cent. ON all paid on or before
the lst day of November. No discount
allowed alter the latter date.
i. I. DEWITT,
Clerk to County Commissioners.
June 20
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

A FAMILY in town has had oyer
twenty-five applications for board
from the denizeus of Baltimore and
Washington.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
ANNUAL Levy LIST
For AIiegany County. Md.

Levied by the County Commissioners at
the June Session 1881, and Published in
Pursuance OF Section Is, Article %,
Public General Laws Of Maryland as
follows:
They shall make out aud publish annually in at
least Two newspapers published in their rtrpcct-
i've touniCs, II there be two, a detailed, minute,
ana accurate statement OF the expenses OF their
said counties, specify in" therein each particular
iicm Of GNpeltc, ana for what and TO whom paid
and shall alpO deliver to the shcuil Of their re-
spec,Nc counties as many copies Of such state
ment as there are election dirt cts in the county,
at least ten days before cach general election: and
the sheriff shall within six days after JGU receipt
81 tgch copies set u one OF l!em nj Inc place OF
clerk to the county commissioners aud the Sheriff
who shall fail to perform til Agty imposed by
this section, shall each lulfct the sum OI one hun
drcd dollars.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
FrOstburg, June 20, 1881.

JAPANESE parasols and fans are
novelties that our citizens take tc
quite easily.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

The Octave Of Corpus Christi has
been celebrated in the Catholic
Church this week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
School Board Announcements.

OFFICE BOARD School COMM sSIoNERs !
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY,
CUMBERLAND, June 90, 1881 J
THE annual examination of teachers
i will be held at Union Street School
Building,
July Is and 10,
beginning each day at 0 a. IN. All appli
cants for certificates should be present, as
only one examination will be held for The
year.
Sealed proposals for painting the Frost
burg, Castle and Mt. Savage school build.
ings ale invited TIL
JULY 29th.
Each house to have two coats of paint
upon the outside, and one coat in the in
terror. j. w. ). COCHRANE,
June 25-td Secretary.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
New Business Locals

HO! for the FOurth.-Every
thing your want to celebrate The 4th ut
w. b. SPILLS confectionery and toy en-
porium.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
ALMSHOUSE.

Amshouse trustees for malntcn-
aneo q poor for year ending
June 1sl, 1881 81 1000 90
Deficiency for year ending Juno
list, 1881 $50 81
Peter Smousc, trustees salary 80 90
John Webe, 80 90
John Wilson, treasurer 100 90
Wurdlaw McGill, physician 400 90
james Reid, steward, use NJ.
Laudwchr & Co 81 %
James Reid, balance 97 20
Total $500 81
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

Canary Birds, sweet singers, at
Stills.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
fI'ota
REMOVED CASES.

County commissioner of Washing
ton county, jurors, etc, in case of
State VS. AK Thrasher $4O7 40
] F A Remley, States Attorney of
Washington county, fee as per
o, der of court 40 90
County commissioners of Carroll
county for jurors, etc, in case of
Newcomer VS. Kean 377 80
To,o1 ao0J On
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
APPROPRIATIONS TO CORPORA
TIONS.

Mayor and City Council OF Cum
bcrland, provided it is used to
carry OFT the purposes OF the
Act of 1873, chap. 81
Mayor and City Council of Cum
bCrland
Mayor and Council of Erostburg
Mayor and Council OF Western.
port
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
New Advertisements.

Fireworks of all kinds at Spills.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
JAIL EXPENSES.

Brant, L w, use A Seay, coal S 0S 65
Daughlrey, p Ii Il Co, goods for
jail SO 80
Edwards, S J, goods for Jail fl 95
Goldsmith, Jacob, goods for jail Is 90
Gramlich, f NJ Is Son, goods for
Jail 40 81
Gnau, George, goods for Jail s %
johnson Bros, furnace, etc 1G2 90
Kcan, Mrs NJ F, goods for iail IS 81
Laing, +, goods for Jail 8 90
McCulley, G f, goods for Jail 100 90
Orrlck, j G & San, lime, etc % 9S
Paul, T II & Son, lion gate door
for jail 60 90
Somehow, Samuel, goods for Jail lab OS
Somehow, Joseph, goods for Jail 90 go
Simmons, j w l., repairs, etc "a %
White, Charles, goods for Jail 90 Al
Total $95s II
JURY AND WITNESS FUND.
Fer deficiency in said fund for
last year s $3.50 Il
Estimate to pay jury and State
witnesses to LIST June, 1882 10000 90
Total $15,SS9 Il
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
CLERKS OFFICE

CLERKS OFFICE.
Luman, Tfco, clerks fees, use
Second National Bank 81 900 90
Luman, Thco, clerks fees, balance
as per statement 2,7O5 30
Total $3,7OJ 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
OUTSIDE PENSION FUN

PUBLIC SHOOTS.
School commissioners of Ale
gany county for support of
public schools to June /, 1882 $35, 900 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
ELECTION EXPENSES.
DISTRICT No. |.

Heza kiah Shpiey, return judge, use
w II Percy, 4 Gays ard 40 miles $l4 40
joseph NJ Norris, . days 90
John Gross, 9 days 90
uonorius Shircitf, use w r Percy,
, days, clerk 4 90
C o Siott.emycr, use w r Percy,2
days, clerk 90
Sophia Mcknight, house rent 5 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20

TRAGIC MIDNIGHT SCENE IN WINCHESTER,
| TENN.-TR0OPs ASSEMBLE TO PROTECT THE
FIVE NEGROES BEING TRIED FOR THE MURDER
or LAPRADE-TDE PRISONERS ARE CAPTURED
BYA MOB or TWO HUNDRED MEN AND BUsG
FROM THE sgcOND-sTORY WINDOWS or The
CoURT HOUSE.
. CINCINNATI, February 10 -Tclegrams
| from Winchester, Tenn. represent that
troops were present for the protection OF
The alleged Laprade murderers on trial
there. and that they gave a parade In the
courthouse yesterday before dark: that
after dark furious thunderstorm came
on. and all fear Of the prisoners being
iynched then vanished. \ night session
was held 10 finish the trial. Judge Stark
gave his charge 10 the jury; after which
the sheriff proceeded with the prisoners
james Higgins, Jack Mallory. Lon Tbweat,
Robert Tbweli, and James Elder, TO jai.
4 mob or about two hundred pressed upon
The sheriff, took the prisoners, closed the
court-bOu>e and It's grounds, stationed a
strong picket-gua around them, and huns
the tive negro prisoners from the second
story windows OF the courthouse. The
onset OF the mob was from without, and
vas so sudden aud boisterOus, accompanied
by the tjI ing OF pistols and guns into the
air, as to terrify the spectators In the
courtroom, who jumped from The win
dows and hastened from the scene. Muir
ply and Duffy, charged with COM
plicity in the murder, having been re-
leased on Thursday, had returned 10 their
old stamping-ground, which il thought TO
have precipitated the action Of the mob.
The mob are after them, ana it is believed
they will be lynched not later than to-
night. The mob numbered Two hundred
welI.armed men, who came in from four d.
Teciions on horseback. ana dispersed in the
same manner. They did not shoot or mutt
late their prisoners, but LETT them hanging
when assured they were dead. The dis
patches are silent as TO what the military
were doing all this while.
TWO MORE OF THE LAPRADE MCRDEEEBS
LYNCHED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, February 10 1t is
reported that Duly and Murphy, Laprade
murdereis who turned States evidence,
were found hanging to a tree near Guthrie,
KY, this morning.
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ever TRIED were misquoted by the Depart
inenf, ard, 30 Tar from justifying lis rulings,
were directly In opposition 10 them. He
insisted that the sugar importers were hon.
est. iaw.abiding citizens, entirely willing TO
obey me laws, even though protesting
against the arbitrary edic.s OF the Treasury
Department.
Secretary Sherman defended the position
OF the Department. aud insisted upon its
right under the law 10 test the commercial
value OF imported sugars In assessing the
dulles, and TO employ such tests n in the
Judgment OF The Department would best
protect The revenue from frauds. He should
continue TO enforce bis rulings Until some
further enactment Of Congress altered or
amended the present law. He was 10 favor
Of speedy legislation, however. 10 settle all
points Of dispute, and hoped CoHress, at
the present session, would pass some law TO
accomplish that result. The hearing was
adjourned until Tuesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20
Old Wtnter's Parting BLASTS.
ANOTHER SEVERE SNOw-sTORM IN The WEST
RAILWAY TRAXEI. IMPEDED.

ANOlHER SEVERE SNOW STORM IN The WEST
RAILWAY TRAVEL IMPEDED.
CHICAGO, February lS.-Tbe snOw-st0rs
Which began here last evening continued al
nlghl, TIE fall being from eight inches to on
loot IN depth. The storm extended through
Out northern Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin
IL Is now drifting badly, and the prosptc
J. 'hat The biOckades on The railway lines
which have Just been broken, viii be estab
hshed again hrmer than ever.
dispatch from st. Paul says TWO passen
CERTAIN, which left Sioux City on February
Isl aud 20 arrived there yesterday with forty
through passengers, having been snow
bound a, Mountain and Heron lakes even
siuee.
Tie present storm, coming so quickly on
'De heels OF rs predecessors, finds the rail.
!oad lines running through long troughs on
tue side, where the snow Is piled high. IL
therefore probable that blockade now
VIII be much longer and more severe than
Tue las, Que, a, the snow.ploughs are almost
unable to throw the snow from the track,
even II they are able 10 make any impress
SION on 1t At all.
Sienal-SerYice reports show that the storm
commenced in the northern part OF Texas,
"beie there was heavy rain, and travelled
hofthward rapidly. The snow IN Illinois,
as lar west IS Mendoza, was from seven to
eight inches deep. Westward from there TO
mississippi IL gradually increased TO fifteen
inches. Ia Iowa the fall was less. There
has been great delay on the railroads. On
me Lake Shore, Michigan Central, and Bal.
tiDore and Ohio roads the delayed mail and
passenger train IS from two 10 ten hours.
None VI the western trains are on time, but
'hey are actively working to clear the tracks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20
Increasing the Western Union stock

NEW YORK, February l9.-At a meeting
of the stockholders Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day 325,-
973 shares voted in favor OF an In
crease OF the stock to 100000 shares Of
800 each, and 100 against the increase.
The 100 shares which voted against the in
crease belong TO William ;. Williams, who
has brought one OF the suits sgan>t consol-
idation. Jay Gould, William II. Wander
bilt, and Governor Cornell were present. ut
the meeting. Most OF The shares we're voted
by proxy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
BYTELEGRAPm 70 TIE DISPATCH

AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAP:TAL-THE
SUGAR QUESTION DISCUSSED BEFORE
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
MoB.LAw CONDEMNED BY TfiE TENNEs.
SEE LEGIsLATURE-h WOMAN SEN.
TENCED TO RE HANGED IN LUNENBuR0
FOR KILLING HER HUsBAND-TnE La
PRADE MURDEeERs tDUFFY AND MUIR
rHY REPORTED LYNCHED-ANI INCREASE
OF THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANN's sToCk-AMERiCAN PRISON
Frs SHOT WHILE ATTEMPTING TO KS
CAPE FROM MEXICAN PRISON - 4
FRENCH VILLAGE DESTROYED BY AVA
LANClIES AND FIFTEEN PERSONS KILL.
ED-OrHEH FOREIGN ITEMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20

SEVEN AMERICAN PRISONERS IL MEXICO SHOOT
THEIR GUARD AND ESCAPE, BCT ARE RE-
CAPTURED AND THREE OF THEM KILLED.
GALVESTON, February ia special from
FL PaSo says: This morning seven Ameri-
can prisoners in jill at PaSO Del NOrte.
Mexico, made a break, shooting one OF the
guards, and running towards the American
line; but they were OYertaken by the guard.
who fired upon them. The prisoners being
armed, returned the fire. Three prisoners
were killed and tie others SURRENDERED
Two Of the guards were seriously wound
ed. The prisoners heard last night that they
were TO be taken 10 Chihuahua to-day. when
they believed meant 10 be shot on the road
hence their desperate attempt al escape.
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A Negro Woman Sentenced 10 be
Hanged.

PhTERsBrEG. Va, February l9.-The
wife OF Wilson FOwlkes (coleredj, on trial
for the past Two days in tie County Court at
Lunenburg for The murder Other husband
last January, has been found guilty OF muir
der in the first degree and sentenced to be
hanged. The murder was the most cold.
bl0Oded and atTocious ever committed in
this section. While FOwlkes was asleep she
attacked him with an axe, Drained him, and
threw his body into a we'll for The purpose
OF cOncealng the crime. The motive for the
deed was SLoWn on the trial to be 10 get rid
Of her husband and live with another man,
with whom she was euamOred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20
RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, February 10, 1851
Country Produce.

| Country produce.
| ,ApDies Green-From ~ to - pc. barrel.
6essl0. T. zoe. "a %.
Enter Prime 20 choice yellow, 25c.; far Il
corn Weai: $4,000 p bushel for country; 65c
u D i. Fruit: Apples, 2a4c.; blackberrieS, s.
| cherries. l2Gl5c.; raspberries. 2O@22c.
Dressed POUitry.-rurkeys, lin l4c.; Gucks, IL
Gl3c. chickens and geese, 10N lie.
Fathers: Prime nve-gcOse, 4OG45c.; COMMON
Csc.
Hay. virgtnls timothy. sI.l5@;1.20; clover
pF Uaf,: p: B @ III sSi.o5aslI5.
P0tatoes: Irish-Early Rose, i3@s3.25; Peer
Roofs: Ginseng, sI.IO@$l.so ~. Seneca FIRE.
Of tops, iOc. r IN.
Lard: Country, 9.@l0;.
HUe: 75M soc. - pusnel.
SHmGc: Prime. 1jc.
ShuckS 7jd soc.
BaLsd btrG,O: 63M75c.
TdLiOi0: 5a5&c. = n. 5000.
Wool: Washed 40@42c.; unw.shsd. 2SG30c.
BURY wool VIII bring from 3 10 Sc. y ID less Llan
above rates.
Cement Lime. Plaster. 1c.
Csment: Rose,dale sli0@*i.30 = barre,
Lime: Agricultural. SO zoe. = busnel; ROckland,
.Hl5@FI.zO, according 10 quantity; J0inter
lhnlsningl, 1928; Glenn's falls, 81,
Plaster: Lamp. "A rs; srouno, ss csfeined
nlasteT. ~. 6CGSl73.
Tar: Lake SIZE. $3.50.
DRY Goods.
Prints: Meryimack 61c.: Merrimack shifting
&c. :; Richmond. &c; south Bridge. 64e.: Pacific,
7c: Sprague. 6iIc.: SpYague Shirting, 3tc.;
Dunnel's, 6kc.; AilenS. csc; Manchester. &c :;
Washington. SC; Mallory Pink, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
ple 7c.; Simpson Mourning, 7c.; SimDson Grey,
7c.; Simpson Black, 6Ac.; Harmony oSc. Ash
brotrn Cottoas: Manchester Y A., 6ic.; Man
chrs'rr Al 4. A., 6ac.; Roekbritze A X.
r. 6is: James River o. o.. SIC. James River
J. X. k, &c. James River "A II. H., Gkc. james
River standard A b. d., &c.: GraniIevie = X.
dne, SIC: ConestOga D.. 7ac.: ConestogA W., sc.
Broom Shss'tags: Pepperell lC>i, 25hc.; Al
droscOgglu lD-4, zs%c.
Bisdched ShiTtlnos and Shsettaos: New fssA
Mills. 13c.: Wsmsutts, l3c., Dspol, lie; An
troscoggin, H.. 10c Fruit of the Loom, lONc kor-
festdaie, &c. Hero A, Sss. Pelham 7kc.; Qnine-
bang, ne Hope a., &c.; Eclipse A, 9he.; Sc
curity. Z, DC. Pepperell l0-4, 2lkc.
Gfna&dms.-pmnket, 1Oe.; White Manefsctur-
'hDg.. Oc.; Kenilworth.. Ike; can berland. 54e.
TIcks C0nestoga A. A., lae. Conestoga 4.
A., lec.; Cosestoga G. T., l5c.; Conestoga Pre-.
MUM, l74c. .Conestogn +. T., lse.
SAirtiag S'ipes; Sheridan a." &c.; sheri'
dan .G,r 9c.
Bro,0n Driiis. Grsniteyills, &c.; stark, s4c.
Peppereie, &C.; Rockbridge "A, &c.
DsRfms: Jewett City. l lie. Boston, DC.
Cotton Pt0tdS: Ottawa, ST.; Toledo, sc,
Old Virginia, DC.
Corset Jeans: Rockport. SXc.
Capsbrtcs: Flat Fold. 5'.c.: PAPER. 6Tc.
Drugs. Dyes,urs. Oils. Re.
zis"so': u; a.so p gallon.
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by Telegraph,
KEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February o. W 81 Stocks rregu-
az. Money, on call. sac per cent. exchange
LOne. 4S3; short. ! Sc. state bonds dur, eXceps
Louisiana cOu,ols, which dccliGad By Governments
quiet and steady. -
Ersnipg.- MO[eY, 4d6 yer cent. EXchsnce,
4S34G4S3z. Governments steady; new Us, 1904
neN SIS, ll2x; new As, 1872. States dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, February l9.-The weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increase. S3.66S.ZO0: specie decrease. ST.
95l.200; legal tenders decrease. 500 $500; de-
posts decrease. soc 200: circulation decrease
so. 500: reserve decrease % jjS.25O. The banks
now hold 81 Su9.273 IN excess OF Teal require
menis. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February l9.-Yirginia 6's. dcfef.
red 10; cuusols. 81 second series, 30: pas. due
coupons, 93ls; new l0-fO',, 534; lO.40' cou-
pom, 93l,. Bid TODAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20
Suppression Of Mob-Law In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, FebIUary l9.-The STATE SEN
ate this morning unanimously adopted a
resolution cOndcmning The action OF the
mob at Springfield in taking the prisoners
from the custody OF the court and putting
them to death, and declring that mobs
must be suppressed il 1t takes the whole
power Of the State. The resolution calls
uUon the Governor TO use all means for the
arrest and punishment OF the perpetrators
OF this crime, and promising the active CO.
operation OF the Legislature.