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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18
LIYERPnnI COARsE sALT.

WE are expecting cargo Of
w 1900 SACKS LIVERPOOL COARSE
SALT which We shall otfer at auction, 90 arrival.
teb II VIM II, F0WLE i son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

CEGARS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY MAR
y BLES, CANES, &C. &c.--The subscriber
would inform his town and country customers,
that he is in receipt OF a great variety OF goods,
suited to their wants, which he viii offer at the
the very lowest prices, embracing all classes OF
GOODS in his line, such as Marbles, White Al
leys, Chinese Marbles, Canes, Needles, Hair Pins,
&c. He has also arranged to receive during the
season, choice brands of SEGARS, put up IN
boxes of II, IS and 100, which are of the finest
quality, and only need fair trial to sustain the
recommendation Common brands in great varl-
ETY. at low figures. Call al No. So King street
Alexandria, Va. JOHN I. CkEldhIoN.
fob lie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

TEACHERS MrErlNG-The regular month
~ meeting Of the Alexandria Teachers As
sociation, will be held at tho Alexandria
Library, this afternoon, at , o'clock. The
subject for consideration is the best method
of teaching English Grammar, upon which
"a gentleman has been selected to give his
views.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18
VIRGINIA HAY PRESSES.

vEIHE SUBSCRIBERS are manufacturing HAY
PRESSES, a substantial and efficient article.
Price $3Z, delivered on the ears at Falls Church
Sutton, Alexandria, LoudOuu and Hampshire
Railroad Address PURDY ELLISON,
Falls Church, Fairfax County, Va
leb l4--eost&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

IArxcu.-The steamer George Page, was
launched from the ways, at Hunters ship
ward, yesterday afternoon, and was immedi-
ately lowed to Washington to receive on
hoard her machinery which has been IN
der repair for several weeks The steamer
will soon resume her place upon the route
between this city and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

The Girard Hotel, i'll Philadelphia, i
shortly to be lighted with Water Gas. -
The ight is said to BE- cheap and very bril-
liant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

FuGlrlyE SLAVE RECOVERED. 4 slave
man. the property Of Mr.. John IL. Monroe,
of this city, secreted himself, without the
knowledge Of any Of the officers Of the vessel,
on board Of the steamer Mount Vernon,
which sailed from this port on Wednesday
last. He was missed that night. The ne
gro ayailed himself Of the darkness and
late hour Of the night, and secreted him
self on beard the steamer notwithstand-
ing watchman is stationed nightly in
the depot, which is securely enclosed
Immediately upon hearing 81 the negro's
escape Messrs. Fowle 4 Co. promptly tele-
graphed TO the Norfolk Agent to secure him
if found on board. This was done immedi-
ately on the arrival Of the steamer at Nor
folk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

WHO WANTS A PIANO OR MELODEON:
wv II am prepared TO furnish, ut short notice,
and 1T factory prices, any number OF the justly
celebrated Worcester PIANOS, which, for durabii-
ity easy touch, and sweetness OF tone and power,
cannot and never have been eXcelled on the CONT
nent of America. Mr. Worcester has been engag-
ed in the business quarter OF century or more,
not as capitalist merely, having workout up for
SALE but as a practical mechanic. 1t is his trade.
His prices vary from S225 to 500 according to
style and every instrument warranted.
Also Carbart's patent MelodeOns, at factory Pm
cos which vary from $40 to $3.50 They are suita-
ble for Parlors or Churches, being more particu-
larly adapted to sacred music
beg leave to refer TO the following persons among
others to whom have sold the above instruments:
Mr. VIM H. Fowle, Mr.. Andrew Jameson, Mn.
George H. Robinson, Mr.. Robert Bell Miss Bev-
erley and Mrs. ). j. Mccormick, Alexandria, va.
Messrs. Charles J. Stovin, and John Smith, Mrs.
NJ Howard, Mrs. L. /. Jetiries, and Mrs. NJ +.
McKenney, Fauquer county, Va.
Miss Mary !. Rose and Nj. George Brown, Lou
doun county, Va
Mrs. NJ. 4. Thornton, Caroline county Va.
Mr. James Arnold, King George county, Va.
Mr. Isaac S. Bowman. Shenandoah county, Va,
and many others. JOHN II. PakhOlI'
feb Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18
EDWARD GREEN, Secretary
feb lG-ti Rockingham papers c"Py.l

pROFESSOR slNDING'S SCANDINAVIA
/ The subscription list @ this work has been
left with ne. and the Books are now ready tor
delivery Those subscribers who may not ~ u
when the Book is left, viii obligo ne ~ sending
sbe amount # subscriitian So p ny store, a
have settled with the Professor Tor the Books.
foh ROBT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18
Or. HAROLD sNoWDEN

OFFERS his Professional Services TO the citl-
I zeas of Alexandria and vicinity. Once on
st. Asaph street, near the corner OF Cameron 81.
cah
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

s. FOR BALTlMORE-The steam
XLgxNer DIAMOND STATE viii receive cargo
for Baltimore on Saturday, lthis day. leaving mt
. o'clock, p. NJ. WHEAT bhO',
GU 1s1t Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

-r=. The Steamer JAMES GUY, will re-
: s.s!ssllas.l,sume her route tho Potomac river
on the 2lst inst leaving here at 81, A. NJ, stop
ping at all her regular landings, going ana re-
turning. NATHANIEL boooH, Ase"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

The ACCIDENT on TuE VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE RAnRoAD.--We noticed yestcr-
day the occurrence of ALI accident on the
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad We find
the following particulars in the letter of the
Lynchburg Correspondent Of the Richmond
Dispatch The train that met with the ac-
cident, has Just arrived here with the pas
sengers, leaving the mail and express be-
hind. The accident was caused by the fall
ing Of large rock as the train was passing,
which had the effect of throwing from the
track three of the coaches, mail, baggage
and smoking cars, two Of which fell IN the
Holster river the through baggage car being
literally smashed" There was but one
man killed he being a colOred brakeman,
the property of Miss Dejarnett, residing
near Richmond. The following persons
were injured. baggage agent,
cut on side of the head, and back hurt;
Chas. Stewart, liquor merchant, Baltimore
thought to have received internal injuries.
The accident occurred just ut bridge, and
on bank So feet high. \ Mr.. Johnston,
passenger, jumped from the cars and fell
amongst the timbers of the bridge; also bad
" hurt and manned about the legs. Seve-
raj others received slight injuries. Toree
corpses were on the train at the time Of the
occurrence, the collins enclosing two of them
being thrown with such violence as to burst
them, etc. Mr.. King Express messenger,
was slnartly bruised scratched, &c. For
tunately for those on board, the cars were
running very slow at the time OF the occur
renee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

n, VESSELS WANTED
s41A FOR CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH, and
ST JOHN \. 3.
rfeb 157 FOWLE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

GPERGALE PILIFERA,-The new substitute
~ for grass, in the formation u Lawns aud Gar
den Borders With directions for sowing, &c, for
sale by HENRY COOK i co, sarepta Hall
feb Ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

Mrs. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
w Bakers Bittors. Burnett, Cosoaine amt
Kalistou, Gum Opium, Nalerian Root, English
Castor oil, Hemp AMI canary Seed, Vienna
Matches, Cooper I-inglass, Gclatine, Extracts
Lemon. Vanilla, Pine Apple Ac., Irish Moss, Sup.
Carb. Soda Carb. Bismuth. Nitrate Silver, Eng
lish Blue Mas, and Calomcl. OIL Tobucro, Ga!lir
Acid. Tanu Blnirs syrup II tile Phosphatis,
Ayers Cherry pectora!, aud Extract Sar.aparilla,
together with L large auI handsome assortment
II Jolognes, Extracts, Pomades. anil Fancy Arti-
ccs. just received, by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

MANASSAS Gar RAILROAD letter from
Harrsonburg, Rockingham County says
'.The news Of the passage Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad bill reached here on Saturday
night last One week ago the prospects Of
this bill passing were very gloomy. Ourcit
zens wore sad and elongated countenances
from this fact; but when the news arrived that
Manassas had been put through" tseemed
to change the aspect of things generally
The hearts of our citizens were filled with
10y and gladness, especially those who ar
preciate benefits and advantages 70 be de-
rived by its completion to this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

AND MINSl NELL
s. {. SANFORD, the Pioneer % Miustrrlsy n'-
hnowIcdged by tho Press and the Public II haN-
Ing the best Troupe ~ Ministries - the World
! III arnear on MONDAY EVENING, Feb goth.
Ole Bull Myers, John lands, N Edmonds,
z. Perrine, Mast Lewis husaesi
Paul Berger Kavanaugh, VoAoonaorst'
and S. S. SANFORD,
Whose name, are household words, and sufficient
Guarantee II tie capabilities ~ tie IrouQc-to
gcther with additional tayoritra, form
COMPLETE TROUPE,
Capab, If producing ali tie Beauties ~ MIN
;rcsy.
Admission 2J oents Gentlemen anoccomPanlsd
with Ladies, H. Parquetye ~ cents extra.
Doors open al III o'clock--Commence AZ Il.
feb S-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18
RICHARDS PAYNE, Chairman.


JoHN 5. BYRSE, Secretary.
DED, on the Il 18th instant in the 18th year of
her age. ADA EVANS, daughter of Mrs. Adellne
n Evans. In announcing the death OF this est
maoe aud truly interesting young lady, Ill the
early spring of human existence. how mysterious
seems the providence Of God. When the widowed
mother, has watched over the immortal bud untll
y has expanded into the graceful Olive tree-has
"egun 70 lean upon ii for supportto reloiee IN us
freshness and beauty-when tho identity OF the
"ne Is almost lost in the other. that at such Pc
fiod, the arrow should be sped, and the golden
oowl broken, seems strange indeed Wa trust
mat her voice, which on every Sabbath morning
when in health, Joined in chanting the praise OF
her maker, is now employed in singing higher aud
nooier praises around His throne, and the fingers
~Hich awoke such sweet strains of music here,
now sweep the heavenly Tyre. May God in his
,nane mercy lift the dark shadow from off the
neart Of the widowed and bereayed mother, is the
prayer Of a Fptyyp.
DIED. in Washington, ID. c., on Wednesday
evening, 18th instant, Mr.. JOSEPH BUTLER,
u the bsth year of his age. In announcing the
ueatb OF this gentleman, whose early life was
spent IN RichGond (Va.) his native State, il may
DC Propert to mention that he was the founder Of
mat sterling paper, the Richmond Wing. He was
man OF nnblemished reputation and exalted
ssasraeter, and his death will DO deplored by his
'isnds In the "0ld Dominion"
otEb, at Fairfax Court Housc, on the morning
Sn tue i4th instant, after a protracted llluess.
ShANh, infant son OF j. c. and Eliza Gunnsll,
'Ssa tpopths aud Ii days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

OrrRAGE.-A German woman, from Bal
timore who had just arrived in Washington,
was brutally outraged on ThursGay evening
last by three marines from the Navy lara
The marines and hackman were S"oSe-
ouently arrested, and imprisoned, 70 await
trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

gsg~S SALES AT AUoTIoY.-See fourth page
of Daily Gazette for sales advertised to take
place to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

TuE WARRrNroS RrrlEMEN are to cele-
brate the approaching anniversary Of the
birth of Washington, by a public parade
and supper at Warrenton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

nag The ANNOUNCEMENTS OF the Candi,
dates for the various municipal Offices VIII
be found in The fret page OF the DAILY TIA
zette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-18

CIqARs.-Mr. }. 7. Creighton has sent u
sample of some cigars which he has just
received.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
The Maryland style.

The State Of Maryland occupies posi-.
ton Of "betwixt and betweenity." which
gives her vast influence in the campaign &.
Her orators are nen OF ming ed energy and
moderation, end We expect from them al
ways sound sense and reasonable argu-
meu' Thus. al a Bell Everett meeting at
Brunswick, y. j. on the 18th inst. Hou.
J Morrison Harris NJ c. Of Maryland
spoke - follows:
"When Abraham Lincoln il elected
what practical thing Is he to do in con
uection with slavery | believe the first
act ofhis Administration will be to nation.
alize the party. lie will eldeavor 10
strengt then il South. and make il accspta-
bic there fGres, applause from tho Re-
pubicaus Is there a Republican who
would vote for him il he didn't believe be
would make his Administration a n rational
osel Why then don't YOU make IL party
OF the country before tie electionY | have
no fears Of The Republican party have
mingled ia Congress for years with Repub
licans. and haven't heard the first msn Of
them say thet they were going 10 interfere
with the institution OF Slavery
How different j. this from the bo.der
dash OF those who 20 about the North
bowling the old cry OF seciionalism. and
predicting all manner Of sectional disaster
~ the event Of he election Of Lincoln II
IL evident ron ,ha whole tone of these
men of the class OF Harris ani DAVIS, aud
81 such presses a represent Their senti-
msnt. that they have no fears oftrouble or
disnnion. and that neI 10 Bell they inf.
nitely prefer tn election Of Ltncoln 10
tia; Of fuv Democratic candidate They
have none 81 the maadlin sympathy ioT
Douglas which has oveftaken thetr an
cieui allies "a lhl. Stale - Bsfale Com
Id
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

II will be seen by reference TO another
column, that Fraak y Blair. the disiiu-
ruished Republican Il Missouri. Las q
lit Of appointments IN this Congregational
Distinct. aud Ill spesk IN his city on
next SGsrass. ssps. ia The desire
among this people 70 zee "a sell ~ hear
tans able ard sioqurnt Republican. vii.
~ hsrr no loebt. bring together on that
.eez.iau. large Number from every town
chip IN the consis Mr.. Blair = zee u
shcse moral heroes. who. standing ou lave
soil. opposes with al The power Of words
ne extension q human ssrritude he
be.fa. The lion 10 "a deu. knd iesfi..sly
prceia,n- Repahilcaa docir, IA Slave
Sal
- al ia. people eosa. Republicans.
rni.s ses sea Democrats q both wipg.
cone nd hear good speech aas .r ~.
srd independent nan
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
..Of Whom Ten Thousand are Wid-
oyys.r

The New York Com. Advertiser says
The Rev. Mr. Thompson. American Miss
ionary in Syria. IN letter TO Iriend ia
England estimates the number Of the ia
CITIES now under the protection of Aid FL
Kader and the French consul at Damascus
and in flight to Beyrout, at s.venty-fve
thousand. of whom "more than ten thous.
and sfe widows.
Could more forcible appeal be made to
human sympathies-to the American
hearty Thank God, the work Of slaughter
is about to b stayed. Fivs Christian
powers. holding in allegiance political zeal
ousies OF long standing aud great force
have resolved that msssacres such AZ these
on whatever soil psrpetrated, shall be ar
rested. and the promoters Of them shall b,
punished
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

u A story was started few days ago
by one OF the New Orleans papers synop-
sis Of which found IT. way into the EA-
press, that Mr. Fleury. who vas supPos-
ed TO have gone down with the ill.faied
Arctic. had been in some mysterious man
ner carried of 10 az out-of-the way island
where he lived a Robinson Crusoe life until
lately. when an American vessel touched
there and brought him to THE country -
The awkward thing about tins was that
when Flcury went away lac left a wife and
two OF three children behind him. who
kept charge Of his business in his absence,
aided and allotted bya Mr. Weber, who
acted as chief clerk. Mrs +. was disconso-
late for the loss of her lord. anal lest her
grief would kill her outright. she consoled
herself by marrying wcbbcr. The con
sternalion may be imagined when The as.
founding intelligence was conveyed u the
the Webbcr household that Fleury Was a
live. and worse than that. was on his way
to claim his worldly goods and hls diseon-
sola te widow flenry luckily has not yet
turned up, and the reporter thst set the
story going Is out with an apology 10 Mr..
" =. and in the most obliging way ~ the
world he promises to retraet the statement
aud ifihis does not satisfy all Concerned,
he intimates that he will make n yacanc.
for Floury II he should turn up. by ight-
inc wcbher IN single combat. There y
nothing like an accommodating spirit in
tie reporting business or any other
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

There never vas better prospect Tor
Democratic victory than there IS now
Everything points. with anerrng certainty
to the triumph Of Douglas in November
Journal.
"If Brsg Is a good dog our neighbor
over the Post Office. is one Of The most
valuable of his kind
Ii j. said that Bombastes Furioso Of :
soldier-one who was brave with his
tongue but chicken in his Leaft. during
one of the great bstile, OF Europe, APP
preached hi. General aud asked the priv.
lege OF taking ono ~ the Regiments Of the
enemy The General looking at him in
astonishment asked. where are your men,
your horse, your artillery. your batteries,
your captains aud your lieutenants,- how
can YOU take that well drilled aud enfhu-
siastic Regiment without all these The
braggart strengthening himself M TO his
full height, said. 81 want none II these,
give me the order, aud viii surround
them myself"
Col. Cookery must Ihe the counterpart
Of this boas,er With a party divided. AID
each division fighting the ether with !
ferceness almost unknown in political
warfare. With two tickets in the field, aud
both urging their respective claims; with
every intelligent consideration strongly
against Mir Douglas carrying one single
State. our ueighbor SAYS, There never wa-
better prospect for Democratic victory
than there is now" With every Dena
cratic State IN the Union certain 10 cast
it's vote against Mr.. Douglas: with the en-.
tire Democratic South strongly combined 4
gainst him; with the Democratic Presid ent
the Democratic Cabinet. the Democratic
L. 5. Senate, with one exception aud The
leading Democrats cveryU here united
against the Little Giant. and maxine daily
converts To MIR. Breckintidge. The editor o
the Terrc Hauie Journal tells his reader.
that everything points. with unerring Ger
tainty To the triumph Of Douglas in No
vember"
II Drag is a good dog. then amt oul
neighbor oae of ID, most valuable Of hi,
kind
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
Disease. OF douglas.

We ind the following catalogue Of the
diseases which have isi,rlersd with The
public duties 81 SIT Doagla, ia one Of our
exchange
Where was Doegls The Uonr, cad
Bill passed he Seuate,
as HAP ruE coVr.
Wh,f. VS. Douglas, vaen oubuir- IT r.
spec were pad 10 Bfodesieky
H6HtDrrN ciEgEisY.
Nhefr was Dougia,. Nhe lhs DAVIS
resolutions passed. he senate
nan rHf pf-fNrARf
Who're Wa Douglas. when lhe bil fof
the admission Of Kansas came 40 n the
senate,
uAp FH1 En-ti csNrfslNI
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
May the right prosper.

Poor. Rorcs's CLASSICAL school - The.
iith term oi. ihis excellent school Cor boy
commence. this uoruing under very favor
able aaspics- We are pleased TO learu
bat ihis institution Is firmly established /.
AID gives promise Of permaDcs This -
the lrsi suoce-sfa. attempt 10 establish a
; boarding school chiefly fer boys IA thu
city.
The school j. nov composed Of a large
Number Of young gsnilemen-sosso Of our
no.l intelligent citizens Of the surrounding
couairy.
We regret that Prof Royce limit. he
number Of bis pupils, a. We afe certain
there arr many mote , oung men and boys
IN this vicinity. who are DESTROYS 81 eater
ioe thu school
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
PofiticaI1tems.

~ The 81. Louis Evening News says
that che Breskinridge Democrats iast cleo
ted 10 the Legislature ouinumber the Doug
Las Democrats three 10 one At any rate.
tho Breckinridge members viii be enough
to send Hoo. James 5 Green back to the
United States Senate
IL The Portland Advertiser says: Mr..
Douglas saii that out West they know
pothing about tooms. such as We have in
Maine. he may hear more about them the
day after election. when be hears the boom
lug OF Lincoln cannon.
~ The Bosson Journal ,ay.: Private
zdvices from Maine assure ~ that every
thing i there progressing fasorsbly Tor th'
Republican cause Washburn'e majority
is variously estimated from ten to twenty
thousand. The Democrats are general,
convinced Of thsir impending rout. Thu
Congressional districts are all considered
sure Tot the Republicans nominees. posslbl,
excepting the first. where the present mem
Der had bat $50 majority
Nav YoRx--A New York conesposden
Of the Charleston Courier Democratic
says: THE Douglas Bell fusion cannoI
fear, amount 10 much Fusion betwee
Douglas and Breckenridge now is out c
the question Mr.. Seward is perfect
right in his opinion that Lincoln will car
~ New York by majority of eighty ihoa'
and. never believed till now that !
would carry it at all, even by the smalle'
majority. Bet the fight between the Dous
lasites aud Breckinridgers not only para
lyzes the Democracy, but il turns thou
ands Of Democrats voters over To Lin
coln
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

iHE Pairs DrxoSsrRa TIox-Axo1ns
FizzLK--We learn from disinterested al
thoriiy that the Demonstration II Paris OF
Saturday, ~a~ alme-t al entire failure
The whole number from thu city. was Ito
Including officers snd attaches of the
train. shiriy.scven Uuion Guards. II from
shiS city. were of the number. The train
resohed Paris with les, than 500 rasser.
ger. The train from the wesi. brought
$50. aud the whole number present did NOT
exceed 3.5oa. estimated q, Democrats
themselves.
The speaking WAS equal, n failure emi.
mating from such men a. Robinson Drske
Fl ia gee.s Drake addressed an auaienc,
numbering exactly p AZ maximum aud
the unmber dNindled until he was COMPEL
ell to quit Tor want Of an audience
A torch-light procession numbered lee,
than a hundred torches closed this funeral
pageant Of dead Dosglasism.
Douglasism even in Illinois - played
Out The author Of tho CUR Rat pnr.rin.
cipal had better have hs nanny fcmevel
10 the sucker State. and si-it her there
The Hotels We are informed. fennd the
demonstration dead loss 10 them - M.
balance OF provisions lefl over greslly er
ceeds the amount consumed.
Logan from The benightei North die
trict. addressed the torch light procession
at night