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That Majestic Monument.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Yest6rday
and to-day the city has been well filed
with intelligent strangers, many Of
whom looked upon the completed
w ashington monument for the first
time. Expressions OF admiration at the
graceful, as we'll as tho stupendous pro-
portions are heard on every hand. Thou
sands who recall the unfinished shaft,
bearing for many years the unsightly
frame work of which caricatures were
made familiar in all parts OF the coun-
try as the most conspicuous object in
the city, came prepared to find an in
alton of ugliness in it's beginning, at 800
feet 1t remained not merely the tallest
object of its kind in existence, but the
most symmetrical aud slightly to
behold in the. world of obelisks.
1t was not until the pyramidal was
added and the last timber of the Frame
work was removed that the majesty of
its simple outlines was disclosed.
Wherein its beauty lies; which feature
is most precise or more worthy than an
other, mono can pretend to designate.
Only this can be said: That the major
ity of those who have looked upon it
join in hearty accord with the sentiment
that the best that human ant is
cspsble of, has been done in the COM
meration OF George Washington.
THE CONCLUDING CEREMONIES.
Yesterdays ceremonies were appro-
priately concluded last night by fine
display of fire. works in the monument
grounds. An immense crowd was at
tracted by the sight, and lie seemed as
though the entire population of the city
had turned out to do honor to the occa-
sion. The grounds and the streets
leading thereto, were thronged with
people, and the roadway around the
monument was packed with Carriages
of all description. rhe crowd was
v ood-natured one, despite the keenest
and almost every piece was
greeted with cheers of mivation. The
president aud number OF invited
guests, including several cabinet Off
oers, viewed The scene from the windows
Of the white house. The south windo ~
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Congressional Forecast for the COM ng
Wa.L

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2a,-Mr. Randall
chairman Of the house committee on up
pr,prislions, il OF the opinion that Their,
will DO no extra session OF Congress
He says all the regular appropriation
bills Will be passed by the house beior,
the end OF this week. The naval bill
will be called up for further discussion
10 morrow, and after its passage cOnsid
ora,i of the general deficiency bit
will DO asked. The appropriation con-.
civil bill to morrow and Mr.
Randall will euieavor to secsre
its passage on Wednesday, under n
suspension Of the rules. The iOrtitiGa-
tons bill will PROBABLY be reported
to the house by Thursday. IL VIII DO
similar 10 t!gs bill OF last year, making
provisions simply for the repair and
preservation o. existing works.
An effort is To be made by the friends
of the liver and narDor bill To secure AT
least an hour each DAY Tor its consider
alton until completed during the last
six days OF the session, beginning next
Wednesday. Motions to suspend the
rules arc ia order NJ any time when the
house ~ not in committee OF the whole
or engaged with unfinished business.
but in view OF the large amount of work
yet 10 be done on appropriation bills
and possibly consideration of tho silver
coinage question, there is not much
probability that many opportunities
will he presented for taking advantage
OF this privilege during tho week
The senate mas under consideration
the pOst"tlice appropriation bill, and il
and 10 is expected action will be reached
tomorrow. a subcommittee OF the
senate committee on appropriations was
in session all day SATURDAY. upon the
legislative appropriation bill, ami this
will probably be reudy Tor con-
in the senate rs soon Us the !
postolice bin is dispo Led OF.
Senator L4phanl's speech on the DeS
NJ ines rivor bill, ram0ins unfinished |
business for tho morning hour.
IL is expected the Pacific railroad bill |,
and the anli-silver coinage bill will be |
brought mp during the week, whenever |
an opportunity occurs, after the morn
Ing nuur.
The senate is keeping fully up with
eral appropriation bills, and ifI
those remaining are promptly !
sent over and contain no eXtrHneous |
matter, except such as tho senate can |
approve, tho work of the session viii be |
brought 10 an end ~ noon on the 4th OF |
March.
The military academy bill has be.
come "a law, and the District of COlum |
bia and the consulor and diplomatic APP |
bill await the presidents /,
The army, the Indian, the aSricul |
tural and the pension bills have passed |
both houses and are in the hands of con-
ference committees.
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Where is tho Spirit or Caicrsft?

LONDON, Feb. 23.-ODe OF the most sin.
gular incidents ever connected with an
execution, or attempted execution of a
murderer, happened to-day at Exeter,
on the occasion of carrying out the
death sentence passed upon John Lee,
recently condemned to be,hanged for the
murder of Miss Emma A. w. Kevse. at
BAbbacombe, near Torequa, on Novem-
Der 70 last. Three attempts were made
10 execute Lee, but each attempt was
totile, the drop failing to work success
fully. The execution consequently was
postponed.
The details of the futile attempt TO
hang Lee make the case tho most hOr-
rible that ever disgraced the gibbet IN
England. At first Lee was perfectly
firm, and vent to the scaffold un-
daunted. When tho first attempt to
hang him tailed, The prisoners
spirit remained unbroken. He
was led from under the gallows
and walked back to his cell with firm
step. When first placed upon the drop
he resigned himself completely, but
firmly, into the hands of his execution
ers. He stood motionless during the
preliminary proceedings, and when th9
moose was placed ard the spring was
about TO be touched, he made All appsr-
ent effort to adjust his body to the ex-
pocted drop, SO death might be as quick
as possible. When the click of the
spring sounded, he drew breath
as IL he felt it was the
taking of his last. Wheu the
murderer was msde to realize thst
the gibhet h ID not done its work aud r.t
was not y ct hanged, he Appeared to ST Ar
rs if from nightmare, but he quickly
recovered himself. The maCniner,
wss then carefully overhauled ana TN
woodwork was found to be wet an,
swollen, so that the trap refused u
work. After being oiled apd tried un
til it was thought to be al
right, the prisoner was agai
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WnArnHaroHD, Fob. 2I.--lspoolal.l T.
4 very nearly fatal effect ~ pOi-ouiug
from slrychnino occurred on the oven.
ing Of tbs 2ist instant, here. Mrs. Gar
son and her llltlo grand DAUGHTER,
katti0 CARPENTER, with another little
girl ~ JUhn II. Cox's, were all NJ dinner,
when In eating some cheese IL was dis
coyeredktha Tho slices had by mistake
baeD put ia "a saucer that sirychnih0 had
been kept Ia for rat.kililng purposes.
Little Kitty at onGo ran Tor DIR. l.. q. Lee
Crane, who By strenuous eill rts man
aged Ia save all thrse, though H. proved
10 be very serious with Mrs. Carson.
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Three years ago such thing as q
cheap and servlceable family dye was
hardly known, and the ladies OF our
household hailed with delight the in
PRODUCTION of the now well known "Dia-
mond Dyes" BY judlcious advertising
in the Dallas HERALD and very large
number of other suitable newspapers,
the proprletors now have "a pleasant
trade i'm dyes alone of more than mill
ion packages a month, or ov+r hall
million dollars per annum. They are the
leading dyes in the market, and the
proprietors are justified III saying that
they are the purest, strongest and fast
eet of all dyes. MeSsrs. Wells, Richard
son u Co., have some very entertaining
and instructive circulars which, with a
sample OFFS coiors can be obtained by
sending stamp to them at Burlington,
Vermont, or for 10 cents, a handsome
colored cabinet photograph, or sample
package of dyos, any color, will be
mailed free of charged
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JACEsBoRo, Feb. 2l.-ICorrcspoud-
once. Pie remains OF Mr.. II. Garrison,
who was shot and killed. at Vernon, a
few days ago, arrived yesterday and
will be buried to-day. Mr.. Garrison was
Killed by man by the name Of Iohu
Davidson. The particulars OF the killing
we're published in the HERALD ut tho
time Of the tragedy. Deceased's parents
and relatives live here. His death is re-
grcttpd by his many friends.
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mnhiiy gomfday Whfn Goo faIlaf tl
ANNOUNCEMENT that Justice md nror
iHkNn iliN mnfdffnfg ~ fhN nUldn OnH
llnR. tlssiiind here frdfV tfrt 0us.
Hug Was u1illlnl Nv up0u court thff hIs
rflsunnrs would other ftifmpf toes.
rsrN ~ be- rescued w. fiwds, Lut ht
dld not heed tho wffuinl
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John Kuhn, OF Lafayette, Indiana, had
q very narrow escape from death. This
ii his own story: "One year ago / was
in the last stages of consumption. Our
best physicians gave my case up,
finally got so low thnG our doctor said
could not live "a hours. My friends
then purchased bottle Of DR.. WILLIAM
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, which
benefited me. L continued until took
nine bottles. l am now in perfect
health, having used no other medicine.'
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lie PutItin writing.

A gentleman writes that one OF the
daughters of Mr.. William Ovens, .
Langdale road, Peckham, London, Eng,
land, had been III tor Years with Theu
matiSm, aud had tried numerous rame-
dies without effect. Sho finally used st.
Jacobs Oil aud was entirely cured.
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Congressional Sunday Work.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Tho house
committee on appropriations was in ses-
sion at the capitol to day from 1C
o'clock a. IN. until Up. m. on the sundry
civil appropriation bill. The bill was
completed and win I've reported
to the house tomorrow. IL is
understood tho only important item
of new legi ,IsitOn in the bill
is the provision TO authorize The for,
warding standard silver dollars free of
charge from sub-treasurers OF the
United States, to such banks
as call for them. The committee
agreed tn recommend an appropriation
OF $780, goo for the New Orleans oxposi-
Eion, this sum to be expended under the
direction of the secretary of the treas
ury i'll paying of the present exposition
creditors in the order of priority Of lien
under, the state Laws or Louisiana,
The clause containing this appr0pria-
ton anu the clause agreed upon yester-
day to authorize the president, in his
discretion, to suspend the coiBago of sill
yer dollars for one year, from
the LIST of July next, have not
been incorporated IN The regular apprO-
priation bill, but will be submitted to
the house by the committee as separate
propositions, thus leaving IL to the
house to say whether or not they shall
he added to the bill. IL is tho intention
of the committee to move, on Wednes-
day, that the bill, minus these two
clauses, be passed under suspension Of
this rules. The COMMITTEE, by an almost
unanimous vote, rejected the PROPOSE
ton to appropriate 100000 to transport
tho government exhibits, now at the
New Orleans exposition, to the inven-
tors exposition, to be held in London
this wear.
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A KHARroUAl REMINJscgNCE,

KoRTI, Feb. 23.-rh3 messenger sent
on Monday failed 10 reach KbartOum
and has returned to this place. He met
native who was present at the capt
ure Of Khartoum and who said Et
Mahdi's soldiers killed Gen. Gordon
with swords and spears; that the rega-
lar soldiers, with some few exceptions,
were killed, but that the wsmen and
children were spared.
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for1 ouTtUhA RgNEnIEs are Justly re-
reiNiug great fcrOguitiun, hr miners mud
lhr 90 fitNWA ~uAF Hp.pnpid lIr cleansing
lhr sNin, ana those whu have fnr Year, suE
,rrtd frtm sore hand cannot Soy enough in
II raise ui q uui ,UrlCuEA,
L. HunDEF, Scnfrli Col,
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h, We Lrel udlng the CUTlCURA RoAF for
Ciapl 'ed Hands anl nui 10 gives better sat.
isnctl IN and operates more quickly tlan
HuF I'll ~ have ever tTtv'l, Its ci ransins
qus htia sand delicate perfume recommend Id
Ms u 40, tdcri9abiv Spnp, W, b, PARKER,
Charlotte burg, Ky.
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A citizen of The Quaker City, Mr.. f.
Freed, at 10 Vine street, recently spoke
as follows: being afflicted with a dis
tressng cough, DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup
was recommended TO me for relief. |
am happy TO say that few doses not
only gave me instant relief, but effected
complete cure"
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I wnF VI, 'k u long time aud tried several
dOCioIz, \ ncY cnu,d not do WvR any good aud
thea | Wed tuFf'ugA ktNEntFR, and they
cured ms, in' = are iuing % grfut deal OF
good la -his country, a, -ALtEE,
CuTnlshNllfu, ky.
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HE STATE OF rEXAs-T0vHEsHER-

THE STATE OF TEXAS-T0 THESH q g.
J. iff or any Constable of Dallas county,
Greetlng: You are he chy commanded that
by making pubhcnt'9n OF ms citation IN
Dallas, for four successive weeks, previous
to the turn day here +, you summon George
Mcclure, " nose re idencc Is unknown, to be
and appear before the District Court to be
holden in ard for the county of Dallas, ut the
Courthouse thereof in tGe city of Dallas on
the second Mcutay ln Ma CHI next, tben and
there to answer to the petition or j. i. md
Louisa j. Mccain, fled IN said court, on the
oath day May, 1884, 70 ainst the said George
Mcclure, and alleging Ia substance as fol-
lows, tO-wit: plaintiff sue and pray decree
Of court, caucciiiuE Il certain irGuuuirn decd
Ipurporting to be from ono James Ewing 10
said George Mcclure, aud quoting plRlatlUS
in their title and possession Of the following
described tracts of lnnds, sltup ed In Dallas
county, Texas, about eight miles west If the
city OF Dallas, and being part OF ISif'el Jen-
nings survey, bCgnHlnG Mt the Original
southwest corner of said survey, plum bush
for correr thence nOr,h l,l2Gg y'rgs, 10
the original northwest corner OF said Sury II
thence east $50 vara4; thence south l&y61a
pnras to stake in south line of said survey;
thence west $50 varas TO the beginning, con-
ta:ni 2l53 acres OF land. Also 1917 acres
OUT of said Jennings survey-beginning AT
an original corner of said survey on east line
of lot No. z of subdivision of same survey;
thence no III, passing NJ rtheast corner of lot
No. 2; in all 1870 varaS, to spanish OAR
for corner; thence east 80 varas: thence
sou sT varas, n cotton wood, IL inches,
marked NJ. X. y. and 3; H. all 10 varas to
corner; thence west $50 varas,, to the begin,
ming, for $1,000 damages and for genera!
relief, etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there he ore said court this writ, with youi
return thereon, showing how You have exc
w" witness lt II. w. JNEs, Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court of Dallas county
IL. - --Givea under my hand and seal Of
said ceurt, in city of Dallas, this the 18th day
Of December, A u. 1884 II. w. JONES',
Clerk District Court Dallas county.
By,y a. STENyA at DEPUTY. dl7-i
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V1Itn GOOD RESULTS,

| have isg4' yogr CuuCUUA HKMKDsxs
with good results IrF sctulIlA and scAlp
Diseases flr - numhor uf ytar,,
Il, X, Eau tESER,
uurnpll si!lo, ny.
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Galvanized or Painted.
TuNsIa STRENGTH, 1000 POUNDS.

~ - - = I Il AIEN - I 49, / sbNc EcSNf-.
Is maze from NO. u STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and is wurran
TED &" ne uniformly stronger and to
.gJut more barb, per rod, being ~ the
come time lighter, with the same size of
main wires than any other style. IA coHse-
IueHce OF these combined advantages, We
nave good reason to believe that It's snles ure
FIVE ~ MES GREATER than the united
sales of MI others. hiter reyi wing ile above
statements aud facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers afford TO make . series OF
experiments with other cheaper and less
wildly known styles and grades OF wire,
WHICH Is manufactured without II license,
aud by tbis course subipctiHG themselves TO
assessments for damages ny The Omitted states
COur5s? 1T Is pusgibI" thGt the manufacture
erS CfuuilCenScd barb wire may pNsr 20 pro-
ieci heir patrons: bat when this protection
is OlIe.ed we respectfully suggest lugt you
luyes tgate the responsibility Of the gunran-
teeors. White we disc sim any intention of
IEOnOpoliZng tie barb wire business, orr
readers Will please remember bth there are
.cw, il any, articles manufactured which
leave so small % margin between ttaGHRl itEst
cost and the price al which
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-Additi0nai infor.
nation from Bonneville concerning the
dismissal OF the charges against Frank
James, is to the effect that the case
against the famous outlaw was dockeied
in the circuit court Tor to-day, but it was
quietly called up by Prosecuting At
torney Shackel ord on Sa urday even
ing Just at The close Of court whom no
body was present except tho officers of
the court, the prisoner auu The atIor-
news. Mr.. Shackelford stated TO the
court that when he procured the re-
moval OF James from Aiabama into Mis-
souri, he was confident he had suffi-
Gent evidence to convict him, but since
then his chief witness, Mr.. Stopp, OF
Kansas, had died and that other evil
dence was missing. In justice, there
fore, to the state and to the defendant,
he moved that the charges, one for OBJ
structing railroad, the other for rob
berry, both at OtterViiie, be dismissed.
The court granted the motion in very
Stew words. There are no other charges
pending against James in this state.
He is therefore entitled to his freedom.
Alter the prisoner was released he went
to his hotel, where he received the con-
gratulations of a few friends, who knew
the action OF tho court, but he refused
to DO interviewed. No requisition tor
James has yet been made by the gov
ernor OF Minnesota, and what action
Gov. Marmaduke would take, should
one be received, is pure speculation, he
having declined to commit himself on
the question.
THE NEWS AT BONNEVILLE.
BONNEVILLE, Mo, Feb. 25.-Late Sat-
: vrday afternoon the only charges pend
j., ing against Frank James in the Cooper
county circuit court were dismissed, and
he is free man. The matter was kept
very quiet, and even now is not gener-
ally known. Much interest is felt here
as to whether Gov. Msr'rrduke will
recognize requisition from the goy-
ernor of Minnesota for the removal OF
James to the latter state for trial there.
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NOR E-WATERMILLION SEED
, L Three varieties, Georgia Scaly Bars,
Kolb Gem and Rattlesnake; will sell them
at Sc per pound, one-half ard one fourth
pounds in the same proportion, or % cents
an ounce. Enclose me money order, frac-
tional currency or postage stamps AZ Pilot
Point, Texas. | purchased my seed last
spring, from the origmators, at n very high
p ice, and grew the melons on my own
grounds. and guarantee them 10 be reliable
and strictly pure and good as To b tnaW
anywhere. References, any Citizen OF pr
| las, Texas. W. w. NOES.
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Derangemeni of the liver, with consti-
patton, Injuries the complexion, induces
pimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One dose.
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|. Legitimate Barb Wire Can be PaIea8sSi

E.cP~TtERE ARE SEW ERAL sTYLES
az u't'b wire duly licensed by tho own
e Ofgll patents governing the ina utactnr
ri barb wire aud bearing their license stsmp
nud Wa would recommend their use, il <el
borough invssti ga ION q! the true merits
OFF orr wire and TIA present low prices, you
md that you can afford to purchase any
DER style or inferlor grade ofVtye Inquire
i#r the genuine Gl.IDDEN. SOLD only lay us or
tar appointed agencies throughout the state,
few OF whom we name, SIS follows;
IS. ". Weston, D,iiag
ddleton, Stewart IL &C.,
ilrury dS relk. | Mort Worth
3. - Mitchell E Co.,
ucrun q Phillips, Abilene.
=. Is. NOrT.a, Graham,
Clepvcs &. Fletcher, Gainesville.
roberts, flardwicks q Taylor,t Sherman.
Byers Bsas.,
j. ). & J, -. Heard, McNinney'
". IL. Chandler x CO., pia"o.
James Arueistead, Grecnville.
c, pi,,hsDn n Co, Cleburue,
Y A. Feriis WaNahEchie.
W j Johnson & Co, CorslCana
Z. Rs. I'll. Carter Lumber Co.,, Terrell.
5aubot.n AZ w arm er,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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ANTED-LADIES AND Il ENILEMES
w In city or country TO take light work az
their own homes; 50 10 81 day easily made
work sent ny mail; no canvasslI Weheve
employment. Address, with stamp, Grows
M'F'G 90. 2ai Vine street. Ctnclnnatl, ONO
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For sale eve ywkore. Price CUgrCuRA,
blc. CuTiCrRA soar, &c; CuriCugA Rs'
SOLVENT, 81.
Potter Drug AND Ch.mI at Co , q s.ton.
DNA INV For sk! mrmlshss, use
DIN ~ the % rlClEA soar.
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NAvAsoTA, Feb. 23.-ISpecial.I- Last
night eight penitentiary convicts es-
capped from George e. Whites farm, in
Wallace Prairie, Grimes county. They
escaped by cutting through the plank
floor of the prison with an old
knife. While offers $25 reward a piece
for five OF them and $50 each for three of
them. Three we're seen 70 day between
Navasota and Wallace Prairie, and
another one IS known to have exchanged
clothes with negro and gone on to Dali
las, which Is his home. 1t is believed
the guard was asleep while they were
cutting ont.
An Annihiiated Assassin's Antecedents.
/ AUSTIN, Feb. 23.-[Special-l-It has
been discovered by Maj. Goree, that
Pitts, the dead convict, served two
years in the penitentiary. He was sent
up first from Waco for theft and escaped
from guard, but was reeaptured and
served out his time. He went under
the name of Pitts. The second time
he WAS sent from here for passing coun-
terfeit money. He went under the
name OF Hale and served out his time.
He was discharged on the 2lst of April,
1884. He was cousin If Jessie James
and q brother of Bill Pitts, killed with
the Younger hoy in Minnesota.
IL BAL 0osLINa's WARNING.
AUSTIN. heb. 3,-lSpecial.l-A sigh
~ rciiei escaped from the entire oom-
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Your CUu uWA. soar prescribed IN nil
erupiiuus of he skiu, sut u wee *. like
magic. II II WHITING, NJ. D.,
II Cen -rat Music HAL, ChiugSo, IN,
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q FRUC 10 =. A. NJ. Pssrtliul Snrrsvlns % ot
"a les Of S,rbah & recently discovered In hns en'
=. tNinunds IN Illinois South Aul,rice Als' tbs
~ lArre Illustrated Catalogue u Mas Mic bois aud
NHN rnoiu with boom tieas Also an ehet Of 1st ssS
" \hnsineas 10 i. ~ Vi. REpplNu w
vascnIc Pse sni Manufacturers -, bToanrHs N~
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say the hostile Arabs appeared
at ADu Klea on the night
of the 10Th inst, and were
dispersed by few rounds from
Gen. Buffers Gardner guns. This in
telligence, which is conveyed in a dis
patch dated Abu Klea, Feb. 20, also
contains the statement that the Arabs
taken prisoners by Gen. Butler state
that I'll Mahdi has returned to Khar-