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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

Philip Wcrlein, wholesale and retail deal
er In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. sO-90 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower ana
terms more favorable than ut any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments oi
sl2 50 and SO per month If preferred. Philip
Wereins is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. send for price list and
terms. l20dtf
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TnE weather is stationary clear.

LIE NcniHcI ~ Hi"''"h'f '''"''
All. of The brick stores are about
finished.
THE tournament is postponed until
after the Fair.
DALLAS Is troubled with more than
It's share of mice.
DAY boarding at the Commercial
Hotel, 81 per week.
]. w. Sc1IrNCK wants house to live
In. See his notice in want column.
SEE the advertisement OF Cogsweil,
Weber & Co, Chicago, in to-day's
Herald.
THERE are more lies rife about the
yellow fever than you can find figures
10 count 'em with.
COIN d. Bro, The new clothing house,
j. decidedly attractive under its man
sard roof--thc only one in the city.
EAsT Dallas is Keeping pace with
west Dallas in building some fine store
houses and pretty dwellings.
SOME filthy scoundrel deposited n
bag Of dirty rags near Lamar street
yesterday, which were finally burned
BY the nelghbors.
Towns south, north, cast aud west Of
Dallas can be assured that there IL not
case Of yellow fever in this city.
There IL not even \ case OF bilious
fever, and the city isunusIally healthy
for this season Of the year.
Mrs. G. Nj. CHANDLER and not Mrs.
Nj. G. Gardner, ~ enormously stated
in yesterdays HERALD, is the very po-
lite and successful head of the leading
fashionable hair dressing and furnish
ing establishment OF Houston, Texas.
A PAIR of horses broke loose from a
wagon on Elm street yesterday, and
Knocked down a colorcd woman and
her little boy us they were crossing the
street in that ncighborh0od. The wo-
man was not hurt, but the boy was in
ternally injured.
THE MIDDLETON Bros. received al
their marble yard yesterday several
wagon loads of the handsomcst mar
bic ever brought to this State. Thest
gentlemen can do work equal if no,
superior to anything in their line In
the State.
WE say to all bill-stickers that 1t il
the determination Of residents of thii
city to stop their disliguring and dam
aging fences by filling them with show
bills, advertising dodgers" and stem
Gil marking. Several very costly ant
handsome front fences in this city have
been almost entirely ruined by thes,
bill-sticking and stencil iiends.
THERE Is an old Irish lady in thi
city who dresses off" her ''worser'
half every morning before breakfas
and punctually at the conclusion of tn
evening meal. She is quite charac
ter and does not hesitate to inform he
neighbors Of this ordeal through whicl
her Patrick passes twice daily. She
worth over five thousand dollars, hay
ing saved IL from her weekly earning
as u woman of all work occasionall
she cxalts herself in the seat of an OK
press wagon, the property of her hus
band. and picks up few quarters il
that way. She takes life earnestly
knows nothing Of the poetical side G
1t, trusts nobody, takes care of tn
minutest trifles and attends trictly {
fault, II fault it is with but few TO he
own business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

Dallas, September io.--we have the plea
sure To inform our friends and the public
that we have temporarily opened an Office
In town with Messfs. W. q. Randall & Bro,
until the CON pletion OF our new building,
corner Lamar street and Pacific avenue, ana
are prepared to receive and forward cotton
az usual. ls2dlot B.F.LUC 4 co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

Is receiving heavy invoices daily Of
fine cutlery, hardware, blacksmith iron
and full assortment Of all articles in
his trade. He guarantees to sell az
cheap as any house in Northern Texas,
Drop in.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

PROF. W, B. CLARK, in card In
OR advertising columns to-day, gives
notice to our citizens that his dancing
academy Is now open in Mr. Brown
ing's new building on Elm street. For
particulars see advertisement
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rhe Oflcial Paper Of the City
ION WORK.

We have due mtiIitics and The work
men 10 do an good work, and nj ms
Iaw ra,es. ss can he done anywhere,
and we meas 10 10 II. Hrina yem'
fine Jsb wers 10 THI DAILY hEH'
AID OYFIcE, Coruer Fin and mo"s'
ton streets.
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uuTCMIss.


twolye lots lone block, OH the prlhcip"l
business street Of tho town Of Huichihs, on
me Central Railroad, In Dallas county, Tor
alo at low prices, Apply TO
JOHN w.sWiNDELIS,
jyl5dtf hera'd o'''uc'
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Geo. M. LittlefIeid g. Co.. fur
niturc dealers, have moved OPP
posite the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
In completed. lift
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NOTICE.
Mr.. ". II. sparkle,

Of shreveport, Is our authorized agent for
That city, to whom parties desiring TO udYli-
ilsc In or subscribe for TnE HERALD IRE re-
spoc;filly referred.
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NOTICE.

A partner II wanted, with $1,000
cash, te invest In = profitable business
already established. Cali ~ A. Fex 4
nsea.. E1m streeN ~ Naar<ss !. C.,
keehhen -. ban1sN, ieeaixe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

II Is economy TO usc Dunham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength ithas no equal.
All who use 1t, like 1t, and recommend IL TO
their neighbors, l6OlsuSwedSw3m
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fnInllons,
60 10 sIa;ehpcr's, ah Fla siPshi; Tor
INnlonn ~ The hnN ar dozen. ltlIu |

Two Grstrir large harness horaos Tor Anlc
or exchange for good mules. Apn!y IN
Els, GAY JR,
lll.Gt Onicn I0rnn. Gny ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

The best assortment of Havana and domes-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco in Dallas Is TO
be had Mt +. Reinccko's, opposite Cosnopoi-
tan hotel. li7-dtw
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For Rant.

The second story of Clark Il Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark Il Bryan, west side Public
Square. l8ldu
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billiard Tnhlas.

Agency for the sale of Z. Brunswick 4 Co.'S
billiard tables, improved cushions.
W. X. ORRICK, Agent,
l77dim Jefferson ST., two doors from Main.
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For Hont,

The Southern Hotel. situated on Main street.
The street cars pass tho door every ten min.
utes. Apply to
l77dlQt THOS. FIELD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

4 iow gentlemen may obtain boarding NJ
the residence of the lao Dr. j. ". lavc. on
Cochran street, lSd3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17
wnIler's Tonic Bitters.

Best tonic known for chillS, fevcrs, consti-
patton aud Indigestion. For sale In Dallas
By j. j. FENpLEf,
lSjl3m Office saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17
ST. LOUIS NORTHEASTERN RAILWAY

(CONSOblDATEDo
NASHVILLE Shortest Line-
And direct route TO Bollevlle, Ccntralia,
Cairo, Shawneetown, Evansville. Memphis,
vickshurg, Montgomery, Mobile, NewOrleans,
Galveston, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol, Lynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk and
All Points South and Southeast.
Good Reasons why this IL the Preferred
Route.
II IL the only line running Pullman Palace
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars through from
ST, Louis to Nashville without change,
Itisthe only line under one management
between these cities.
II Is the only line by which passengers can
save from 20 10 200 miles travel, and from six
10 twenty -four hours time.
1T IL p ~ CHEAPER nom st. Louis to
Nashville than the circuitous route via Lou
isviile.
OUR MOTTO:
QUICK IlAG. Ceob CARE. AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS
New. and elegant day coaches equipped
with the Westinghouse Air Brake and the
Miller Coupler and Platform are run In NIL
| trains.
Through Tickets on sale and Baagage
checked , at al the principal Ticket onices In
Ask for tickets Via the "southeastern Rail-
VII. DAVENPORT, .r.wiNsLow,
0enr Ticket Agent, General Manager,
ltswlyAds vi LOUIS st, Louis,
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REMOVAL.
SAVE COST AND TRNxTRIE.

On and after Monday will proceed to COL
Railroad, special Faclflc and nd valorem FOL
the present year, as the law and ordinances
direct, irrespective of persons. The city needs
the money, and the Council has again order
cd the immetia collection.
lsldtf d. KING, Assessor and Collector.
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Hr;ck S+oy, Houso 60, Rent.

BRICK Stop0 Houso Tor Nent.
The store house now occupied lay IA" under
signed, Also, the front office mp stairs In the
same building, formerly occupied by Ficld a
Nowlan.
lTSltt PRhTIlER & MURPHY,
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100 900 Foet Of Lumber.

Ninety miles east OF Dallas. =. & p. II. II
81 per NJ. Apply to W Il. Al'lT
ls.dtf Real Estate Agent, Dallas
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
Washington News.

Mr.. Stanton, who was Secretary of tie lis
trict of Columbia, resigned that pOsitl"n Oh &c.
ing appointed Receiver of the First Natnn:I
Bank of Washington, and Richard Harrington
was appointed in his pace.
John NJ. Hale has sued tie Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and sets forth that IA
be was crossing ID street, in the city, on the
18th of June last, he was caught between lwc
of the Baltimore aud Ohio cars, aud has foot
crushed and the bones thereof broken, by rca-
son of which he was la d up and disabled from
business tor over two mouths. He claims So
900 damages
Mathew Pabst brings suit against the Balti
more aud Ohio Raroaad claiming 500 oOC
damages for the death Of his wife, Frederick G.
Pabst, in December, 1872. he declaration se.s
forth that on the 22l Of that month Mrs Pabst
took seat in one of the defendants cars at
Baltimore to come to the city Of v ashngton,
but that owing to the defendants want of care
Mrs. Pabst was dragged uoder one OF the
wheels of the cars, so ijuriDg her feet that not
withstandiug amputation, she died on the 81
of January last.
A general review Of the District militia VII
take place early in October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

A letter from Washington says: ''There is
much comment on the statements which con-
tiuue to be made that the London house of Jay
Cook is perfectly solvent, aud on the fact that
it has not closed its doors. Mr. Henry D.
Cook the head Of the house here, has repeat,
edly asserted that the Washington house wa;
perfectly sound and able at the time of its sus
pension to meet every dollar of its indebted
ness, and that it was ouly closed on account Of
the eubarrassments Of the New York and
Philadelphia houses. Depositors here are un
able to perceive why the embarrassments Of
the houses in New York and Philadelphia
should pull down the Washington house, and
leave uns.sthed the London house, as the in,
tcrest Of jay Cooke is as large in the one as
the Other
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The Washington Republican says that it is
as certain as the rises, that the present con-
dtion of affairs, financially, in this country,
cannot last long 1t becomes all who ar, pru-
dent to prepare themselves for it. When men
whose fathers only ten or fifteen years ago
lived and supported their families upon incomes
of two thousand dollars year complain
that they now find three and four times that
amount insufficient to supply their actual ne.
cesslties, there is something wrong in our econo-
my, and the sooner we all begin to realize that
fact the better. This dollhouse life which We
have been leading for the last ten or twelve
years must come to an end sooner or later
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The FINANCIAL SITUATION. are
strong hopes that the financial panic is over.
The governments offers to buy bonds were ac
copied to the extent of three and halt millions
cfIclllrs, aud about three millions Of the New
York Ciealius House certificates were made use
Of This released volumn of currency nearly
equal to six millions of dollars, and with this
reinforcement of their resources the banks took
heart and weut to work to settle up and prepare
for be resumption of usual business. The New
York Stock Exchange remained closed, and
will not be reopened until matters are thorough,
y Strengthened out again. The New York Gold
Exchange also shut its doors, and, in fact, nc
business is transacted, except some small
dealings 10 the street. The prospect is now
favorable The President and the Secretary Of
the Treasury arrived in Washington yesterday.
A letter from Wa hington says that in CONVEX
satiou, the President remarked that the dis
patches from New York 10 regard to his &C
liou az the conference at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
We're to a considerable degree erroneous. There
Was nothing said about the consttutionality OF
unlocking the reserves, for no constitutional
question is involved in it. The hesitation Of
the President to initiate the currency to please
the Wall street spectators arose from the fact
that he considered that to do what they asked
would, un Ter the present circumstances, be g
violation Of the law of Congress- The instruc
tons which the President has issued to buy all
the United States bonds which may be offered
he considers to be the best aud the prope,
course to pursue. On the first of this month
there was 10 the treasury eighty. seven millions
in coin and eleven millions in currency, and the
order is to purchase any amount of bonds th9t
may be offered at par 10 gold, or the equivalent
value in currency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

SEVERE UPoN THE I. S. SENATE. Tie
following severe article in relation to the l. S.
Senate, appears in the New Yora Herald:
''The Senate is no longer compact repre-
sentative body 1t does not rep eseut even the
States. Iu one State Senator is chosen Ly
the money of a railroad; in another BY his own
money One Senator is Known 10 be the age /
of this interest; another as the ag mt Of Il >-cDnl
interest. No shrewd railroad uanager viii be
without his Senator. We should not ika 10
guess at the number % the hooks of lnomas
A. Scott or L. G.. Darant or Dick FIaucho'
We know who represents the b nk O.. Caii'or.
nia We should like to know ali who We're owHed
by Jay Cooke and the Northern P.''t tic. The
glory uf the old Senate has der;r ed aud we
have some greedy, selfish c'iqueS. here is II
small but mainly feeble o.ass O. Respectable
men like Frelipghuysen and Ednuuds aul An
thopy. Then comes the muscular, aggre slve
class, with Carpenter, Morton, Chandler: the
moneyed class, like Cameron, Hamilton, Jones
and Sprague, and the drift Of adventures from
the Southern States, from Florida and Alaia
ma and South Carolina, who sit as he success
sors of John O. Calhoun, Felix G uady, J. p
Benz amin, Robert Hunter and John G. Breck-
inridge. We shall not neeilcSsIy write nam IS,
but the country koows we'll to whom we refer.
1t knows that there is no feature Of this de-
plorable time more marked than the low+rng
OF the Senate. When We cousidcy tie munnur
OF men In the Senate, their ov:rluliny motives,
the" greed for money and pa!rouasc, their en-
NIFTY to any measure that vii limit their TOW r.
We cannot marvel that even Graut has surrcu-
dered. He could do nothing without the Sen
ate, could not even remove an OIL ;er of his
Cabinet. Of course he surran cred He misht
have fought the Senate but be saw how JOHN
son failed"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The FREDERICK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY hold their next Fair at Frederick. Md,
on the l4th, 18th, 10Th and 18th Of October.
Arrangements are being mace to rend,r the
Exhibition very attractive. The grounds have
been enlarged. and the track extended to a
half mile. Hon. Daniel VOORHEES, vii: de- Yer
the annual address The Baltimore and Ohio
and Frederick and Pennsylvania Line R@i,road
Companies will issue ruund-trip tickets, and
will carry articles and stock at reduced rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

John T. Ludliug yesterday brought sui. 10
Washington against Jay Cooke, Henry D.
Cooke, William G. MooreheaI, II. G. Fahne-
stock, Pitt Cooke. j. H. Garland, Hugh Ne.
Culloch add j. Ii. Pulestou, trading as Jay
Cooke & Co., for Sl,9S9.6O on an uuplid
draft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

CHEsApEAKE& Ono RAILROAD This r,n
road cnlupAny lave IN the i;>t We, k con,r,n'
ed with some Of The first max rs in the ITn;,oI
States tpr ilty-four new freight engines If ~
best class, and are just receiving one thousan ni
tons of >tarlr.iiS, 10 be followed up ranidlv H..
other large Supplies. These steel rails arc dc
signed 10 replace So nue.. ir,n rail Il, yet ~,
maius in the main tl,ck, and thus relcasn H.,
latter, 30 that it may be uud in the cor,.trn "'
ton Of branches to some OF the iron and oon,
mines VII cI are little away from the MIA; MAJ
line. Some of these branches are ALREADY l cnn'
plsted aud others are in process of cons,rucI;nn
Their length varies from one to seven miles
IhE AGE OF CHRIST WHEN CRrcIrrrD -.
forihcpm ny volume of ChcvaIier Ernst R,n
sen, Oil the "Chrono'ogy Of The Bible wb;nL
is issued simultaneously, not only On both .iJos
Of the Atlantic, but in four of the LEADING I,n
guages Of urope.--Engsh, French. Gernsn
and Italian will present some features Of ~
traordiuary interest. One of the most startIin,
and GU the whole the most novel, of its ccrnn s
tricltes, will be the calculation which as>i,n.
to Christ the age Of ~ years at the time Of b,S
crucitxinn, an event which, according IL ,I;,
theory, took place in the yeal 81 Of the CONNIE,
era.
FREEDMHN's SAVINGS BANK IN WASHING.
ToN.-Ol Saturday Il runner for the Farmers
and Mechanics bank of Georgetown came 70
the bank for the purpose of presenting the
checks for collection. but being uDablc to reach
the paying tc.!ar dc,k ct aud proceeded to
| Georgetown, when they were afterwards nut
in the hands OF a uo:rry public t. he protested
The action has caused grea; irdi gnation, as the
officers OF tie bank were not responsible. and
had the bu>in OF tie runner Leen made known
the chicks would have been paid. - Washington
Repnbhcan.
New York AND NORFOLK RAIIROAD.-A
meeting Of the New Y"rk and Norfolk Railroad
Company was held at Accowac Court House.
Va. on the Och Instant the Eastern Virgin
ian says: The company proposes to com
meDce the survey OF the route for the road about
the 2Jti of Ociober next. and after little piece
Of special legislation is put through work will
immediately Commence, 50 that We may conf
IDENTITY expect to have the road completed aud
cars running As far as Drumm ondrowu by the
4lh OF July leXt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
II, f.rnrn IL Wise.

IRen! E>.atc Agents nil Auct9nc .;1,f !, IN
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND kllChDN
y FUkNl URE. :,
On MONDAY the 29.h instant, vi Pes, De sp'' \
at No 2O8 Prince street, ul. the HOU 9Enoho
and KITCHEN FURNITUR RE OF gen1ieLn'uf
declining hou; keeping, consisting III papLt nI ~
;1a,Is,In,. i, rlur FURNITURE Walnut and KEEP
,hamber Sells in Wainut, and two Cottage S S'
and full set: OF Dining Room and hitceen rua,
niture. Aiso one hundsom.', seven OCTAVE, 'ouNN
cornered ROSEWOOD PIANO. 40,
Terms cash. sep -'-""
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

1t is said that the National Valley Bark Vi
Staunton narrowly escaped heavy loss BY tie
recent crash They had had a large deposit
with one of the frms which failed, but had ivl-
tunatey within the last Two weeks Withdrawn
all but about $780,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

We have received the Premium List of the
Lyuchburg Agricultural and Mechanical Socie-
ty, the Fair of which is to be held on the 2lst,
22I, Esd, and oath of next month.
We have also received phamphlet copy OF
the Rules and Regulations and Schedule Of
Premiums of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society for 1878.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The London Observer closes an cu,og! % tie
late Captain Hall as follows: "A ruic woo,;cu
monument to an intrepid American, Sanding
alone In Polar solitude, is at tue satpe time a
grand memorial trophy aud cnallengc.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The Petersburg Appeal aud Index, spcahlug
of the late financial disasters, says :-"A!i tcs-
timony goes to show that the kite flying opera
tors in railroad securities aud stocks, al ways
"fancy" and sometimes bogus, are the m'll
among whom this storm is working haync. .
This is so-but unfortunately these "opa.a MS
are sure to involve innocent people IN TIE
troubles brought about in such times IS these.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
POLITICAL

There was a political discussion at Orange
Court House yesterday. The people were ad-
dressed in an admirable speech by Raleigh I.
Daniel. Messrs. L. L. Lewis and Popham
spoke on the Radical side, and MIR. George D.
Wise, of Richmond, responded. The Conser-
NATIVES were in fine spirits, and more than sat
is6sd With their speakers. We look for large
Conservative majority il Orange.
Col. Beard addressed the people of FauquieI
at Warrenton, yesterday, in behal! Of the Con
sesvative ticket 1t was very able effort and
was receiv,i with much applause. The first
portion of his speech was 10 defence OF Grants
administration.
Col. r. f. Withers and j. R. Menifee ad-
dressed large and enthusiastic audience at
Front Royal, Warren county, yesterday. There
never was seen such enthusiasm as was mani
tested.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting
at Luray, Page county, yesterday, at which
eloquent speeches were made by Col. Witbers,
Judge Harris, Gen. Meem, DR.. Moffett, Col.
Spcr and Judge Stewart.
TIE Radicals of Pittsylvania have nominated
L. NJ. Shumaker for the Senate and W. Il.
Motley, ID. S. Lewis and VIM. P. Barksdale
for the House of Delegates white.
At meeting of the Conservatives of Char.
lottesyiie township, held yesterday, Col. Il. l.
w. Duke was made chairman.
Gen. Kemper spoke two hours aud halt al
Abrsdon, yesterday, and made deep im'
preston on his largo audience.
The Conservatives of Pulaski have nomiDa'
ted r. D. Martin for the House Of Delegates,
Gen. Walker declining denomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

1t is said that Barnum is DESTROYS of entering
into the balloon business, and since the failure
of the Graphic affair, thinks Of trying his hand
at 'seronautics j." Success to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Ex-Governor Wise, is out Of iavcr, too, with
the Radical leaders and presses the Wash
ington Republican calls him "o.d m'n Wise,
and says, "his position is matter o rtrc col-
sequenf i" So we go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Ex-senator Foote, in his "Rrai. >censes, .
is quite tue Thersites Of the day. HI It "a
tacks are upon Mr.. Stephens, # Geor la, aud
Mr.. r. NJ. L. Huuter, OF Virginia. br"wLlow,
of Tennessee, appears to be h> special fAvo'lte.