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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

Real Estate A gent and -tuct'onenr,
No 81 King street, AIcAandrs, lieSin,a;
Y COUNTY VA, NEAR Ahl.lNGI1N:
KNOWN AS THE RESIDENCE OF Til +
LAIE ii rs ROACH, FOE >ALT
This estate consists OF 22l acres ot :"nd, on TIE
south SIDE Of the Arlington turnpike, ahd on
the wet siue Ui Inc AIcAandiia caiiaI, O''iu'"S
Vi. ;,uLn.
Abrut IN scrrs of il is rich bottom land, VAL
,lable for agricultural purposes, and especially
valuable for liz rich deposit, oi bfcN cray
The remaining 81 acres extends 1" the top "i
the B,ui, ;tnd ronls on the county ro"a iT"'''
AlrXandria To Georgetown. VI! thls J, ~ -
BRICK MANSION, with Stables ana MI .I:aa,
necessary "ufhuGlainEs, the -ite beng ui .asads-
surpassed by any III tho county, or It's ricitHl'
The estate has ;.ccn surveyed an;l GivlI"d mo
n n,.lrhcr al fmrccS. one of % acres. cI"pf"ciiS
Luc Mansion Hnusr. Nc; an".hcr oi ii acres III
the Bottom, with Ft"nle House. bafH, ~ Oh
The same: alnLhar u - ACRES, III 'ic o''''"'
with Eo buildings.
\ nt;nh"r %. Small lnts, binding on the Camel,
ccn continuing nb Hi ! ;rr' :, "nd ether rA'cr'S
In addition to the Iorcgs ing, as", tract "i
lMn,! in sua county on Four Mile run, on lhc
county roai from A!cxandrla To Gcorae~"w"'
al,... coul-iistant from Washington, :t'"N"'-
dria ana Georgetown, continuing about ~ acre,
no roods ard / poles. This rlnce haS y
VALUABLE WATER rO" hH
for either mil or u !..ctoy, an! the land Is "i
Tie foregoing property viii be held for nIi-
waite sal" un,i WE'D, E3DAl, july lst' lH'',
nuc If MT then sold will he "tl-rcd on that day
vt II o'clock m g., by public nut;lon sl thc ir'n'
door OF the Alcxa;ldrI4 Corporation Curt r'Hn'
New Market House Building, AirA'nIfI" "a,
Terms: Twenty per cent 81 the purchase
money cash the residue III three cail"t insI'
lnrn,a Al six, Twelve ana c'Sn'ocn inn'ilH'
So, ctivciy, to be sc, urcd BY the bonds oi Ia
l,u! chaser, with good personal security, and =
lien on the property. Tile u b. reis,;.ed uni'
fuj! p y.urrt oil Purchase money, and 'and to '''
rc,oid At l,urrn:,-cr's risk default III ncct;I-
bond. =, maturity. For llr her lni,rnn.l,n ~
). FERGUSON BEACH,
CHARLES b. STUART
Va
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.YdCTIO.r S-f l. rs.
NTREET MANURE FOR SALE.

a. nv EI VI = y Z II - 7 V1s ,1'hl111'
Will be sold hy pnb.in auction, on SAFl -.
DAY. the 27th instant, four large pics "t
STREET MANURE, one OF Royal street. be-
tween Quccn ard Princess; one near CoIroSS;
one near the irte section ol Wilkes and Column
bus streets. III one near the Stone Bridge. Ter
SONS wishing /" purchase Will examine. H"'" |"
lake piacc in from; OF the M"rEot House, hi ! l
4. III ". ". -. r'Nc;
ic lG.td :>up't # Poli"o.
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SiRI<ttf s.. & :. 3.
wv a. JOHNSON,

wv a. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
NO. Al CORNER QUEEN AM PITT SIS,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
He would inform dealers and Others thHt h@ Is
prepured To furnish them with aii kinds ol
POTOMAC FISH,
at the lowest possible prices, and would ca
the attention Of buyers TO the fact that bis brand
has stood No. l in market at ali times, and llat
he intends to sust;.i. his rcpu.a:io" IN respects
All orders addressed TO William A johnson
Aluxandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
Ia J-tf
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McBU RNEI y SON,

EORGE McBURNEY & SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BRO W \
STOUT.
Also. EASTERN and POTOMAC HERRING
and MACkEEEL.
NOS. 1856 AND 40 KING STREET,
washington Hall bulding,j
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly iiled. NH 3l-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

The COMET -Mauy peuple are searching
for the come, io the broad expanse of the
heavens without any special clue for iuding it.
vi course, under such circumstances, comet
hun!ng is very much like looking tor needle
in Il hayslack. 10 this. dilemma, an exchange
propouuds the following clue "At nine or ten
oc clock the Upper is seen with the handle in
the direction from the horizon. The two low
est stars in the bowl of the dipper (furthest
from the handle) are called the pointers; be-
cause they point to the pole star; the. one near
er the pole star being called dubhe. The comet
torms nearly an equilaterul triangle with dubhe
and the pole star, being situated below them.
The tail is above the nucleus and inclined to.
ward the pole star There is no difficulty 10
half full
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LOOTOMAC FISH.
4 No POTuMAC ROE HERRING and
SHAD iiOE, in kits, for sale by
ieI7 THOMAS PERRY.
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TiEkCES SMALL HAMS Just recGvet
by [je4l j. &. MILBUKN.l
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rsTER IND FIsH DEALERS.

HAVE IN store the following .prepsra.
w tions for the HAIR: Burnett's Cocoalne,
Ayers Hail Vlsor, Halrs kenewer, Lyon 5
katha.ion, Kendslps Ambrosia, Phalon's VI
talia, &c, sc. HENRY. COOh i CO.,
nv 26 107 King street,
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NIOTICE-BUCKS BRANDY-I have this
IN day received another supply of the above
Brandy, which is warranted strictly pure, SUIT
able for medical pur poses. Put up in bo.tles at
SIC each W F. CREIGHTON.
.my1l9 ~ III u y So. i IS King street.
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FOR S4LE OR RENT.

"a ORRENT-A C0MFORTABLETWm m
HI STORY FRAME DWELLING, No 2S6
King street. water and gas on the premises. Pos
session given lst July For further information
enquire at No. 67 South Pitt street:
4; TX Ill II SMITH /
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X OOD 80 LO n 6 T A
VI For sale at
- FIFTY CENTS PER POUND by
= je II - j. G. MILBURN.
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BROOMS
VI Three-strng Hurts snd iour-string do. OF
this make JUS, received by
je Is Oh AS. >. la 1LOa. or.
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NEW MACK EREL "
so bbls NEW NO. 3 MACKEREL just re-
ceived and for sale by
is23 HOOE Il JOHNSTON. !.
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/NASNED GOUDS-A fine selection of
" choice brands at reduced rates.
GEO. McBURNEI s. SON,
! ie Il lGG and llO hing street.
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,wycs .g.,-D CHE.nICALS.

Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion
and Torpidity of the Liver, and relief Is ar"ays
snxiously sought after. If the Liver is hegu-
lated in it's action, health is almost Invariably
secured Want of action in tie Liver causes
Headache. Constipation, Jaundice, Pain IN the
Shoulders, Cough, Chills, rizzlness, Sour Stom-
ach. bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks psi
ptation of the heart depression of spirits or the
blues. and u hundred other symptoms, Tor "hlcll
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is the best
remedy that has ever been discovered. Its acts
mildly, etfectually, and being simple Vegeta.nle
compound, csn do no injury in any quantities
that it may be taken. 1t is harmless IN every
wsy it has been used for FORTY YEARS, ana
hundreds the good and great from al parts OF
the country will vouch for its being the purcst
and best
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS,
OR MEDICINE,
Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating beverage,
Is Il fautless family medic ne, ,
Is the cheapest medicine in the w"rd
Is given with safety and the happl,st results 10
the most delicate infant,
Does not inter ere with business,
Does MT disarrangc the system,
Takes the place of Quinine ard Bitters Of every
kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies:
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ic i-2awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

~ SACKS LAG AUYRA and JAVA
i 4 COFFEES just received and for sale at
the decline by
les j. y. MlLbO ny.
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1 ,ANADA OAT MEAL in bulk also Scotch
" do. in packages and Canton Preserved
Ginger-a frcsn supply in store st reduced rates.
GEO McBURNEY il SON,
nv 26 l66 and l7O King street.
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Rrsl Estate Agent and .,uctIonenr,

ic lG-cts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19

Dohonoy, Of Paris. don't like or'
gans. He's independent, now If he
will only add impcrsehal' he will be
nearly right where the Galveston
Newsis. Siace poliiicel parties have
concluded to do wi'hou suthorita>
tive exponen'-. and i~vs ts,len into
the hands OF men md p pers Of Do
honey's stamp, they have been going
to the bad, wonderfully fast. Now,
We are as much in the dark as to DIS
religious sentiments as we are Of his
political, from reading his paper
Well venture, however, he thinks
the Lord might have done without
the New Testament orgsnship, ol
ihat the different branches of the
Christian Church might do witbou
their papers, or that they sin in pub
fishing them, but then nobody ha
been silly enough to select Dohone.
as an organ for anything, and that
what's the matter with our astut
Parisian.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19
Put the system m Fiyhuns rune.

The area object in cas II la igesuon aud its
accompanying deraneeinents Of the iyer, bp",ls
and nerves. ia tr put the iomaeh in coL' ition 10
dies I've, readily wiinou psin the food submit
ted to its action. Thi, is accompl shed. md mnch
more than this, by the daily use oi Hostetter's
stomach Bltters. dsse sbould be taken before
every meal. The god effect will 30 be a parent.
The loss OF a.sh ,siength encrsy, which usually
occurs ~ dyspepsia. will be arrestci. The determ'-
natl o bile to the rRin will ccase and that cathar.
tic Auid will pass TO the bowels and assist in
keeping them free. Every organ connected with or
dependent upon the stomach will be toned and reno
waited. The k,deya, the siiters oI the system vi
bc, ,boneaelay ilhsencrd, well as the liver, the
al'men'ary canal and the pores In short, tn hole
rys,em will be put in the fighting trim necessary t.
resist and expe disease. II the medic Inc is taker
regularly and ier,istcnty this result viii inevitab,
| fellow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19
How Sohurz Wrote His Grafton.

Boston Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
The unanimous expression OF the
Boston press to>day Is flattering to
Senator Schurz's performance yester>
day. The more the orators work. is
contemplated the more its excellence
appears. The wonder increases as it
becomes known that the work of
writing was itsely tour de force.
When the Senator arrived in Boston,
Monday night, not more than one
third OF the oration had been COM
mitted TO manuscript, and from the
hNur that he reachod his rooms, .,
the Revere House, until he left them
to go TO the hall, he was almost con>
,innally at work, taking but few
hours sleep.
The manuscript was sent to the
printer as fast as written, and the
only opportunity he had to consult
what had been written while compos.
ing the remainder was when the proofs
were brought to hlm for correction.
IL was not complete when the eleven
o'clock train, on Wednesday morning,
left for New York, and the conclusion
was telegraphed to that city. The
last proofs were corrected within an
hour of the time be began the deliv.
cry. Under these circumstances bis
animation and freedom of delivery
seem usyelous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19
LATEST BY MAIL

NEwoAsrLr, DEL, May ls.-A large crowd
was attracted to the jail yard to-day to wit.
ness the whipping and pilloring of prisoners.
The following sentences were executed:
VIM. Mcconnell, whits, twenty lashes for
burglary.
H. Leonard, coiorcd, larcany,twenty lashos
John Skies colored, burglary, twenty
lsshes.
Thomas Davis, white, larceny, twenty
lashes.
Frank Baden, larceny, twenty lashes
Henry Caupbell colored, larceny, twenty
lashes.
Roosevelt Ringold, cclored larceny, twenty
lashes
All the above felt their punishment leenly
but apa-t from struggling with their shoul
ders and squirming, gave no evidence Of
pain.
Ringold nas twice before been publicly
whipped, which is said 10 be the only case on
record,
CIScINEArI, May lG.-,fho Mayor will issue
orders to captains of police to hereafter pre-.
vent women from praying in the streets.
LITTLE Rock. May l6-Negoliations are
progressing favorably for peAseabls dispo.
silion Of the mobs
PARIS, May l6.-Gabriel Charles Gleyre,
the celebrated French painter, is dead
The Governor has donated By sixty
nine votes priority Of the measure 10 be
voted upon, whereupon the ministry re-.
signed.
MADRID, May lC-The governmt Mt has
issued an order calling into active service
forty battallions OF reserves.
LONDON, May lC In the House of Com
mons. upon the question OF granting leave of
absence to CsItan Tyler to examine into Erie
affairs. One speaker thought it de.ozatory
to natiJnal dignity to send out a. government
officer to investigate what he called bank
rupt trans atlantic concern, although il was
satisfactory 70 know that the Erie Road was
in good hands. G. B. Adderly, President Of
the Board of Trade, and sir Stafford North
cote, maintained that giving Capt. Tyler per-
mission TO absent himself from duty was
proper, and the subject was cropped.
A special from Paris 10 the Standard says
ifthe ministry is defeated, Buffet, Pre.ideat
of the Assembly, will probably be call ed upon
by Mcmahon to form new Cabinet. The
waiter in question Is abou. forming the Upper
House.
The Car yi.lted the Empross Eugene
CAIRO, Mag l8.--An ofneer oil the steam
boat James Howard reports that mu,ny oc-
Cured on that vessel yesterday, and that the
deck crew virtually had possession of the
boat until an armed force from here boarded
her. Negroes drove the officers up stairs
and warned them not TO come down OF land
tbs boat. As no crews were to hs bad ths
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19

officers made no response. The boat was
run near auoush to the wharf boat " He's.
.oan to throw off telegram to ,he u. 8. Mar.
shall, at Cairo, asking for p7s7s TO NEE: ihe
boat below the atty,
FLoRsNoF, May ID 6--Ths resivoir above
Williamsburg Massachusetts, broke this morn
ing, unl,osiug larg, volume OF water,
which carried awsv nearly every dee,liup
house in its course Many lives are lost, hul
40 great is The eAcitement that it is impossi-
bic % get at the exact number.
At Leeds tbs silk manufacturing and but
ton shop were both carried away.
This station apent Of the N. II. aud II,
Railroad Company. with his wifi, were both
drowned. At the same place mary persons
were swept down tie sire In
The water Is now falling, and it Is expected
that in about three hours more cor ect AID
def ate particulars may be obt lined. Sever i
bodies were seen going down the stream, hui
so swift was the current that they could MOI
be recovered.
New YoRK, May le.-Thrse large reser-
voirs above Williamsburg, which wero con
structed to supply manufactories OF Williams
burg, Leeds and Haydenville gave way at nj
early hour .his morning, the water sweepn
everything before it. The above name
towns were almost entirely destroyed. includ
ing such buildings as Hayden, Gere Cos
brick factory. A large loss of lifeis reporte,
but l.. is at present impossible to give an
, estimate 1t is probable that not less thai
100000 worth of property has been des
troyad
BosroS, Msy le.-A disastrous fsod
Williamsburg, Mass., was caused By th
I breaking awsy of the reservoir. It occure
this morning, causing considerable loss Of life
No particulars have yet been received
HAYDENvItiT, MASS, May lG-Twenty
= six bodies lave leon taken from the foot
Moore bodies are still com ns in whole block
of tenements ave SWEEP away.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19
DR. W. BILLIE,

graduate from tho University of Copper
, agep, Denm rs; Honor ry NJ. D. from the
Uuivers,sy ofPadova Italy for seve raj years
Assistant Phy,ician 10 tho celebrated Prot.
Rcord, Pars irlm New Orleans Louisiana
havins beeu for yeats q student At the
avg, h spitals Of Palr, London, viennn and
Copenha on, and thorough large aud varei
pfactice dnri & II ten years, has gained
mo | thor psh Knowledge Of the nature OF
al chronic diseases ana the treatment thereof,
and he has, in his extensive PRACTICE, had an
unparalleled success, and very often effected
a cure where every remedy had been tried,
aud all hopes Of restoration to health had
been de.paned Of.
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
aud life-embittering dlsease-Dyspspsia- has
ever in vain called for Dr. Bile. In every
Csc has he, by his new method Of treatment,
restored the functions of the stomach, and
with it the health and ,igor of the patient,
aud many a person does today, with graft.
tude, recall the moment he paced himself un-
der DR.. Bille's re-
For his treatment of Ladies' diseases, Dr.
Billie Is deservcdly renowned and TO lady suf
| ferirg from Amenorrhpa,and Dysmeuorrhoee,
| Hysteria, Prolapsus Uteri or any other dis
ease peculiar to the female system, should
tail to call en- DR.. Bile, Ms thy will quickly
be relieved OF their suffering, and ultimately
restored TO perfect health
Diseases OF The Genito. L rinary Organs and
Chronic Diseases D.. Billie has made special.
ty and this scourge Of huiuanity is easily and
quickly overcome bv this new treatment.
| Decline and nervous debility in old OF
young is quickly and permanently cured and
full power restored No man is too old and
no young man to delicate that .e cannot be
entirely reinvigoratcd by DR.. Bills's treat
uent
DR.. Bile has resided Cor years in New Or
leans, and is endorsed by the medical frater
nifty there, and by his skili and knowledge la,
obtained great reputation AZ q specialist.
DR. Billie wishes to call particular attention
to his New Discovery, by Which he, by exam
aiming a few drops of bood, can tell it there
is any 81 philitic poison in the blood, which i
of the greatest Importance, as the poison cal
lay quiet in the blood for years: then to breal
out with all its ravages, and no person VIII
ever had yenersl diseases can be sure tha
he Is cured without being examined by Dr
Bile.
u seases Of tho Lungs, Heart, liver an
Kidnevs 1uickly relieved and finally cured.
Solicited by his many frie Ids and patient
in Texas, Dr. Bile has been induced to visi
Texas this Summer. and is now in Galveston
and will DO in Houston. Mt the Huichin
House, until June lst, and in Dallas Waco
and the estern cities dnring the months d
June and July. maysdSw'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19

The delegation of the Kansas City
Board Of Trade was in Galveston
. few days since. We, here
in Texas, have demonstrated"
over these western fellows about
enough. They have been feasted Oh
the fat Of the land, have drank deeply
OF her shoicestw wines. and
have thoroughly enjoyed our soft
hearted gulibillity. This is all right
and very hospitable, but a little one.
sided. We begin to look for some Of
the fruits Of this eternal adulslion of
western and northw cstern trade in
hnences. When are they to com.
mencs to ship their gram, -four, pork
and other products over our railroads
and through our ports? In other
words, when and how are they going
TO pay us. 1t strikes us that Texas
is being played on just a little BY
these chaps. 1t cost Galveston near,
ly half as much to secure the beggar.
ly appropriation to deepen the waite,
on her bar, as the sum that was Civ
en- her itself. Ii these things "i.
bizues" land every thing seems to b,
going in that directionuowl /. In,
ally conducted on our part, but oh
bow nice tor them,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19

The Western Agrlcrlturalist, says ,ha,
Minnesota Is goitg TO fer reward oil S25,
900 10 any who shall iut eni a machine cara
ble of oEvsrtiug tho crud- bog peat Of that
Sale into n God merclantable fuel III com
pact or adhesvsdry bl"cSs or IN some tor
svsiabl" lD- ,rnt.sporai n aud hoidliug at
a cost Of raw 81 So per ton "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19

Three hundred hostile Indians with
Big Tree ct their head, are said to be
on their way TO pay visit to our
frontier people. God pity our unpro-
tected people.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19
THE oLiGARCHY AND THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.

CluCe tuc extraordinary, alu W tuo
Republican party,unerpected revivifi-
cation Of the Democracy, the ques-
tion OF the next election for President
has grown into an Importance second
to, no other election that has ever
taken place since the government was |
organized. Already are the Western
and Northern president makers
scanning the political horizon for
signs Of promise. Speculation is rife.
and chances are being calculated with
a nicely and exactness that forcibIy
reminds one Of the good old ante
bellatm times when Squire Jones
always knew exactly who would be
nominated.
The st. Louis Republican afiirms
that both the great parties have
hved out their days, and are dead.
In this instance, the wish-as far as
the Dem ocratic perty Is concerned
is fathe. to the Thought. To those
politicians of the Republican stamp
the necessity for the old party align
ment has indeed passed away, for in
its greed for place, power and money,
ithas lost every semblance of desency
and regard for plighted faith and par
tyor patriotic iealty. The issues which
divide the Two parties, and influence,
men are as potent to-day as ever,
None of the old issues are dead ex-
cepting slavery.
We grant that the interests repre-
sented by political differences have
broadened, deepened and extended,
but that the principles upon which
they were founded have changed we
deny. Senator Schurz, who, since
the campaign of 1879, has been nci,
ther fish, flesh nor fowl, and the little
school Of latitudinarianism founded
by him, may think so, but Connec.
ticut, Pennsysvania, Ohio, Indiana
Georgia and Texas. evidently think
there Is still enough of the old prin.
ciples remaining to warrant another
struggle for constitutional !: liberty
against the oligarcby. Senator
Sehurz thinks that were the Demoe.
racy strong enough to out vote the
present despotism, that it would not
be permitted to supplant it. This is
about the best argument he uses
against making the effort, and have
not things come to a pretty pass,
when such twaddle passes current foI
reason. If the divorce between mill.
tary despptism and the bond power l:
even effected, the Democratic party
alone must accomplish it. We have
not lost faith In the Democracy: VIZ
still turn to its deathless principle.
- to the Mecca of our politlca
hope believing the fiery triall
through which it has come, have no,
destroyed, butonly purified it.
The Arkansas lanbs are now Law
ing down gently and peacefully
side BY side. 1t is to be hoped tina
this happy frame of mind will las
them to the end of their days. il
accordance with the proclamation o
the President, Brooks men are re
turning to their homeslike good BOYS
The State House and all the depart
ment Offices were turned over to tn
Baxter administration on Saturda,
last.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-19

A man in Wilmington, Del, at
tempted to commit rape on little
girl, and IN twentv-nine hours after
was sentenced 10 the penitentiary,
for five years. Tolerably rapid jus,
tice that. to he sure.