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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-10
County Items.

REPORTED FOR q ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
There was to have been a wedding in the
Baptist Church, (R. S. Laws PASTOR, in Freed
men's Village, last week, but girl then supposed
to be No. l was confronted by real No. l, who
claimed the male portion of the intended sacri-
6cs 10 Hymeu, as having won her young af.
lection by artful %suasioD, etc. Although the
Baptist minister would not then aud there tie
the knot between the proved girl No. 2, aud
the Lotharioish SenegambiaD, an adjournment
to an adjacent mansion, and the kindly Offices OF
a Methodist minister settled things to the sat.
~isfaction of all parties Concerned except girl
No. l.
"Whose hot Afric blood must bide revenge"
Our county is in a comatose condition at the
present time; even chickens remain on their
roosts and pick their teeth for want of some
thing better to do, a sure sign OF good crops
this season.; so let this nerve the arm to hold
the pillow most noble Rusticus. Unless some
thing wonderful happens, say, for instance, our
Legislature makes a good law ID her behalf,
this old county will commit telo-de-se. Tnere
is a painful lack of backbone just now. No
one will do anything desperate, aud Magistrates,
Sheriff and Coroner dlsmally think OF how 1t
used to vas
Perhaps there is 20 place Inhabited by them
that reflects SO much credit 90 the colored PEG
pie 10 this county, as does Freedman's Vii
lage, 10 this county. Its population is quite
large and formed Of Industrious and well be-
| haved citizens, who will remain so as longyas
they are uudisturbed by carpet baggers and
scallawags.
The old colored man named Jake Terrell, who
| died last week 10 the county, illustrates the we'll
known characteristic of the more ignorant OF
his race, viz A firm belief 10 spells, c%unjures,
&c. Devaugbn, whom he accused Of poison,
ing and putting spells on him, is one OF our
worthiest colored citizens.
The thing that Arlington needs now is a
good old fashioned religious revival; even at
the cost of a case or so of religious Insanity.
These are moody thoughts, but Moody is
wanted.
Owing to the snow, sleet and rain, last Sun
day, there were no religious services in Ar
liGgton. o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-10

" CANNED GOODS!
s cases 3 Id CANS Tomatoes.
i 2 ID cans Tomatoes.
5 8 Id cans Peaches.
7 z ID cans Peaches.
2 2 Id cans HOLSTERS.
2 " 2 ID cans Corn.
Also Catsup, English and American Pickles,
Chow Chow, Worcestershire Sauce, W. L. Pep;
per Sauce, Olive Oil, jelly anl Canned and
Bottled Goods, of all kinds, in store and for sale
1T very low prices By
w. A. JOHNSON,
NH 9 "A corner PITT and Queen streets.
TXECUTRIN'S NOTICE-The undcrsign-
u ed having duly qualified before the Corpo-
ration Court OF the city of Alexandria, Va as
Executrix on the estate of JAMES b. PRICE,
lato Of tho said city of Alexandria dece ,sed,
hereby gives notice to al p .rsons having claims
against the said estsi & t. present them for set
Element, duly authenticated, and al persons in
u bed to the sad estate are hereby requested 20
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned,
or to my IL .horized agent, b. + Price, without
delay. Any one having property belonging to
said estate will deliver the same to b. +. Price.
NH 9-lw EMMA f. PRICE, Execu,rix.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-10

T AIDES CLOTH CLOAKS-Only a few
IL let, the late styles. to be closed out at great
reductions. Every article in our large stock to
DO sold.
feb 10 RORT r. WOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-10

MESS SHAD, something delicious, in store
IX1 and for sale at l47 King street.
NH VIM. F. BROOkES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-10

ate, fuII
, 1875-11-23
tho motto, f." Not as / will. bn. A. Thou wilt"
and ttaa three yurscN from It, QUE ii which ID
~ }n1intxa - - - ~ "

tho motto, - Not a. will. bu! A. Thou wilt, !"
and ttaa three yurscs frou, 1t, QUE u which is
~ follows:
1ie;n nt, {, Lord. With r.tirnt lar, to hear
Each o1h:rs faults, IN asltfer with trna .necknnHa:
arp nf t*eh otherA ju}s md sEtefs 10 tharc,
hut lei id turn To Thee Linue In Ilchknt,x,
DthcF "e1AcA bad been ma1ked in tho b Ok
snonR them Ito following:
"hst poor annera rou! thy grief the stznai Of An
In"hanlet.rd viii;
1o VII" ran give thy noul EeAt knows that ou art sub
taiss!rc stI'i.
1hia voln,uo belongo1 to hi. wifs, and oou-
taitei pbtogtAuh Of her Anl tLolr sutt both
deceabad. llc treasured It beyond value, aud al.
"Asa made It lis conf anon. ftom which ho
eoened to derive tnucIi eonfost.
altrr rend.hH the yerrcd 10 sjoko with PYasj-
ttt1c OF the kin 'nRHh ut bis f1iandA uut,ng bin
hfekness. md Of tho WIDESPREAD nyiupa:hy ia
l,Ih behalf.
l!o then returned to bed. In h harty mood,
aEtti E'cpt.
At , o'clock thus morning lo swoke. complain.
IhE OF bsin in hts stomach. uns Of As attend.
ahs rubbed II. aud, being tluH reho.ed, ho
aeatn tel ha1oep.
At : o'clock Ao arokc. roma.ling thai hs lc,t
brighter and butter l!iHu at any tins pt,, inur,
l's haid ho wna gofng to rlds out tu.dsY. ht Lin
hfh'oan, DR.. Eaxtey. Ind advised him to 10 eu
If TIM weather WAS lar.
NJ txcntY-nine !ntn'lio past clock he Baid ho
would Get up and take broskfatt, Ito then caed
FOR bitter MateT, wEIc lAd hei ctofo.e pcen n, f.
ecl1beu, anu, bastnG drunk it. 10 laid dosn. with
MA 'eit siaa on tho P.a@. RI II With hu iden OK.
haaetIot1, lF+atlnH heavily, bat utteIius no
"t rda, and in faw momeats 10 diod without o
struggle.
, 1875-11-23
PUBLIC SYMPATHY,

a,Hcla! Uispatth tu Fhc Chteaao 7rihan.
WAAulxo7oH, D. e., Nov. 23.-Onu Of tho
nnst touching Incidents connected With tho
death OF Mr.. Wilson il the action Of tie Mary.
!anl Fifth Regiment. This oyt ming, Gtaut Col,
router. OF that regiment, arrived hero viii,
letter Of Introduction tro4u Loney, Col6nel oon-
maudug, to Gen. labcock, the I'1esldsns'a sau.
Rotary. The !e:ttr leferred in gsaaoful torms to
tho treatment Of the Mar1lani Fifth by tbs
Dossonsans Al tho Duuker I'LL: Centennial, aud
TO tue epeec! OF welcome then n4udo to them ty
the fice.l1eeiaent. Tile writSe ndIed that tha
mjstor.u"s Nt4 not sectional, at,l thut it
HAB ti,slue thtt tho South shou!l take
part In huuoclng tho memory Of thu deceased,
The Fiji. Maryland especially had not forgotten
tho l7th OF Jnuo and teudcrod itself AZ \ guard
Of honor to accompany tho remalus to boston.
They proposed 10 seni 800 mou slIuug with tleis
own baud, and pay sheis own e1pausas. Ihs
subject VAS referred to sAs President. WHO
iha1.4ed Col. Pointer, and told Lin that be would
lay tho eubjact Iefu1a tbs Comm tteo TOMORROW
tho nnswer.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
WASHING rox. ID. c., Nov. ~ -lha following
orlsr announcing tho death OF ylco-plesidp.tt
Wilson was isaaod BY tho Presidsus thus as!or.
noJn:
E1lourIvt AAKs1on, H4sa1sa1ox, Z. O. ,Noy a, ,,575
1t u with lto!ouut sorrow 4at ths ir..l ut h.s
2nAouace to tho people Of tAo United Satex shs tAh
Of pcu Ftsaiiens Henry Wilson. died Ia tne C.4
Ito! of sns nation tAs niosnug. Tho eniueat sA
Of tho dteeAse hIs high character As log 10
t4e sasste Ut hi. State aud Of thu Ulun hss e.oen
70 the tAuAo Of faseIou. aul the ap!l,ts vni. In
brought to thu dls:Aas%s VI every dutJ,
staua eonsoicuoas, aud ARC !uatiItly lra.
pte44ad III kAv hearts aud shec.lons Vi
tns american psops. IL teAt ny If rr.pet for this
distinguished Gillian and faithful uu.!u xnryaut Tbs
ssEous dsp.turnts OF hs 0oses1nent Will b. closed
On tas 1Ay nf tue funeral aud tue Expcus!se Aaustn
aud ~ Ihs Executive Dsp4x kusuts 1A Warrington will
- ar4pet with badges Vi mourning for thirty day4,
The 6oerstAftsa Vt MAs snd as the Navy will e3s ur
tsss thA& appropriate military aud DAyA honoss b.
, 1875-11-23
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.

ESPECIALLY TO SENATOR rEEHy. OF MICHfaA..
NAaN1sdToH, D. e., Nov, 2!.--Thp death OF
vice-rseaidtnt Wison Las raised tho imrortan:
question "Who il TO succeed himt'' I'll,
Constitution aud laws are almost bilcnt on tht,
Hubtect. The Constitution taYs that '.Iho
Senate will choose presden. pro teuporo III
Tho absorco Of tllo Yico- -P1e,den., Ut wacu he
shall exerci4o tho Office OF psssldcnt OF Tho
Unitcd ssatcn." 1t 4As long been customary,
coon Gflcr beginning each session, for tho Vice.
President to .acasa tho char In osder that tbs
Senate mas chouso Pros,laus pro t.mpore,
aud, at tto cloHo Of the setaiuu. tho sans thing
Ia done, 80 that, in case Of tho
death OF tho President and Tics-pleeiienk
during the recess. Of Congress. there shall
BILL be HI olcoF Il no can succeed to fne EXecu-
ttyo CHAIR. Senator Anthony, OF RLoIo Island,
was President Of tho Henato pro temDoro during
tile whole Of Grants first term, tut, It tho la-
shining Of h|a second tom, in order tu Increase
Carpenters political sttetg tt in Lii uwu Slate.
Where III election wAs about to take EIAce. tho
honor VIA canforrod on tlat gonslon1Rn but Car
peotcr Was defeated aud cioted Ills Cougrea-
ti"nal caroos on the 4!h Of last Mach. and wl1e,.
tho Sonata met IN called hcaaIon tho qusGtlon OF
again before the Republican caucus. The
two candidates weto Anthony aud Ferry
(of M!cbgan), md the election turned
moro on tuo currency question thu, on apythiu3
EEhes Luz ia!iaEoulbt6t u| toIua Mthlb, aecu Gil
tut nomination Of their candidate by ons ma
tolstr, aud Ferry waA elected Tie question
now arises whether Ferry. Gil lhe death Of Wit-
Eon, becomes 'lce-l'residsnG tor tho remainder Ut
Graut's term, Or whether tue Sonnto snail bold :
noH c!ucton huon nfter It's meeting. On this
there ls division OF oilt,9D, but one Of the
oldest Republican Senators now In Washington
gives it II hlH bset that 1t win b. solved BY be-
inf lguored. liz says thAt tho slmplo fact That
tho possibility cx1uts TINT the lrts1ont OF tho
Sonato may become President Of tho uui.od
States, wlll Induce tho Seaate to elect romo other
u,au to Ill Ferry's place. aud ho thinks that tbs
CHOICE will fail On Anthony. whn intends to ret,c
from public Afo At tho closo Of his psesent torn
Ut o!uce.
Tlo Western Senators hore by no moana agree
with tho Eaatern ones that Sunator Forty, Of
alchlsan. should be removed from hia position
- PIealdens pro tsIn. OF tile Senato ana ActIus
Vice-ft asideut They deny tLa. Furry was
elected on ! strictly tIuancial ISSUE and scetu
tlsl.osej lrreep.c:i1o OF tbs nlfereut schools Of
tinanco, to almost mako sectional fight. II IL
ettdens that there will 10 contest over tho
matter. aud that Ferry will not surrender hla
place without struggle.
, 1875-11-23
THE REMAINS.


WaAufs1ruH, u. t.. Nov. 22.-Tho following
Ii synopsis Of the result Of tho post murson |:
It began at ll:93 a. ul.. four hours after death
Thermometer, Ca; external s:pca,ance nothing
uausua! tic brain weighed 10 ounces; texture
Of tho brain fnll OF black fluid b'ood; dcponit Of
lymph on sursMe of tho cerebral hemisphere !;
consihteuco and color Of brain uorma!; cyst tho
aize of pea In each cl,Eoyti-p -plc1us; a.heruulh-
tous sepont in artosioa at base OF bta.n a,u in
tho aitsiinr .nu middle ccrcArAl nlter,us. 1Ap
Bpinal cord mt being abnormal IN color or cpn-
sistence, mlcroscopln examination wss made
this: Thu lungs dlH:tos"d old p!enlitia adieslons
Oh tho Iotl sltu. TGero WAS q cslcayeuuB deposit
the uize Vi Pea on ths middle lobo of the 1sht
lung lungs ronjehtnt. He4It normal sxoeut a
small cacarcous dspoalt iu tue aorttp yalyo; ne.
r'catlsa! iluid normal. Stomach empty couxest.
sionu at sosoral points; pyloria por-
tlou normal. Liver cougssted aud so,Io.
~hat fatty; small cyst on upper surlaos,
Gall bla4der full OF bic; normal. lilduoys--
twu small oysss and ci:atr,co Ut similar cyst.
Sflaea largo and dark. Otherwise normal.
other vtscsFs normal. Cause Of DEATH, apo
pieSy.
TIE FUNERAL
Of the late Iice.Plesidant will probably sate
place "Wednesday: The Supreme Court Of Tho
United 5tatos will nut TRANSACT any business t4ls
weok; o"!nx to r. H.; ,ntsrraptioo by the death Of
ilte- tFs5IueuE Hason aud the observance OF
Thauksgiylng-aAy.
Lx1Na IN STATE.
The euibalmed remains OF Mr. Wi!aop hare
bocn iAid i. sa:e In ths Y.ce.psee,tisut's room gu
: casasaLlua which occupies The plaoe x4ols tho
wr!titg-tabEe stood. Ut which 10 ild al biz work,
Tbs body, atsiEel In 4 dgess-sult OF bsok brold-
cloth. fscts i:embsapdt pssla's portrait Of Wash
ington. A:la hos!de it age 4 wres.a Ut tea.ross
1apontcas. oal!a'lilses, Wlllte p!nks. and Ae.lo-
tsopes from tho ",fe II tho President aud
crosh OF "alta Ito 'ers from Con. Dapoock. lha
roos. 's guarded BY detail Of Capitol poI.ce,
amoas thsfn y calorad m1u, Who also stood by
The bier Ut boustor summer,
Rergesnt'st.Arma Frouch has seceiyei te1e-
Esauls announcing that 0eu. Cunuln44am Ut
The stan OF thu Governor OF Aassaehueslts, aud
slesa1s Dauu aut TusneE, rsusessn:i X ths
bostou Cltg Council, start fur Washington Co.
ulKnt. aud that bunat0r boutwell, btsSts tQ-tuoE-
row morninX.
DATE or TUE FuAxRAL.
Tue date for tho Fiee- e-ptesideus's funeral is
not Jet settled. It IL tAa dsslre OF aone Of his
, 1875-11-23
NUMBER 30.
srning - give expression to tho feeling Of i'll
afnbers at the loss Of their late associate, Gan.
-.rinp. The following was adopted:

: srning - give expression to tho feeling Of III
etnbers At the loss Of their late nssoc,ata Gan.
:"riap. The following was adopted:
= In dtc respect to the memory Of our deec,s.a
rnther Heu. T. B. Harlan, ws shs representatives, ~
7h@ FFtHa At tbs Capital feel 1t duty - wall ~
rY1iste 10 sly that in la death muarn tho oss Of
va* iHtsonay and prof.. s.tonally an honor 10 lts
canine T." VIVA ever RsntIen1an!y and honorable 1n
~ the Relations Of !e and eapcc lily adorned hia
asc"hon IN 1sree beSond tho fortune Of mott ,en-
hcfh e the 1rcq'. We de,py mourn tho loss OF an u,.
auElits aIu iritnI Of I'll, and NC DESIRE In lin
ttft Of thc fccinz which m lkes tho whole world
k! 10 tendet 10 thosn enae4red him By closor ee
~! iaust earnest and heartfelt hyrnpathy In their
! body. ' 'N''s' o. :"
TIC cerennuies Of tisr. Har,an's funeral were
CONDUCTED ny tbs Knights Teinplar, 1T which
todi tue decea 'sd MAS 1nau,bsr. Il tlrRo nun,-
Der X friends anil ac.l.la1ntancos, cttzeuy. men-
1siH Of tue h1eap, e1.Guy Palmer and faunily.
dov, Bavelidye, aud alt the HtAte officers wefo
ptca:nt. Tne 1tev. Frad II. Wines rand tho
Gtd Iealm, beginning, :" I AN thy Shepherd"
Tho Boz. James A. Nead. pastor Of tbe First
Ptehbvtcriau Church, who,e Gen. Harlan was q
regular Attendant, pronounced funeral dis
course, speakus eoluentiy Of tho good nuail-
ties of lie dece4Bcl. The huriAl scryi:e. ho-
cofdng to the ritual Of ths Knights Templar,
was thcn read, aud tho obReqnles wers con-
cllded With prayer BY thu Rev. Ms. Wiuaa.
10 1ody Was then escortot to Oak Ridge by TIN
Ellwood Co,nmlndarv Of kolkllts Temptaf and
nembsss OF the press. aud sere followed by 4
large coneourse Ut prominent cftizens.
, 1875-11-23

sns1at b'*na'ca to Fh< c'.te14o Trlbun..
WAaHIaaroS, =. G., Nov. e2.--The eccno in
tho death .chanbcr w,. vary r.tlc.tc r,a ,,a,.
lav uno,, n nl,,, ,ot ns,,..s ..,.:.,'
F" "A" ''s'e"o' "hien ""a P'aceu
.ntaeu'ale'y uhaef 1he henornndt portrait ot
Washlngson Which had tito inscription
"Ialr1ac rAtcr." Tie room bore witness 10 lt,e
tluc.y which hal re,e,ad t,,a f1s.t, .,1 -, 49,
confu.,,,n u,,at, ,a,~a1, III ,,t's usa A"o ~ 'ue
a'uu s,.,',' "'!'eN to"o"eA IT, ioe poaS 'ay upon
Tue Dach' anu scarcely l'rosoutod "a rigid out
liucs aH a1e usual in death. Tie face,
pyoppcd up ,repuratory TO lilo post-n,or.
lem end cmb,ln,,,c,: ~. ron,s,1..,',s, ,'a.,,
lin, IL, H. .a1os. "lg .r,,o.s Aao's uo'u'
.' 40 .epoeu' AAel' Vas mol
Haeo q pain ab:ut 1t. There was
is gentle. s.ons. r1ie, mud uobIc ~ in ,hs
harp,ost moment Of l,lo. Thors wa
W. s1,, " 49, .".' w. ".uo
~ ni'a " Hoa.S HAND
OF "ofnaus attention. sara ono. An elderly lad,
from New England. namc unknown, pressed her
way through tue lii. o.s VI S no.ors md Sen tn.
attendants to Tho t,ed,iIc vnors s,s c,ra.s.d 1,,
inc rnId ,ostnr"s viii n.l.ot, dart; ~ e"nu1
sthed !, ~ ,ia,. onat,a" III ~ aDo
, 1875-11-23
BIOGRAPHICAL,

!Fpet,ai D1,faEA b, 1as th.eaqo Tribune.
WAsniSa1uS, D. G.. Nov. 22.-It Ia not ecocr.
ally knawn tha. lilo reAl name Of Henry Wilson
was HeurY Goliath. 1t IL said that h,s father
was o1ceaaisely addicted 10 drink, and that the
man who adopted HebrJ in hiA ea!Iy life vas
named WILSON, which name tho Vice President
Afterwards ntBu1nod. His btothar vho waB
with him IN his llLehs, retains hia nlne. S. II,
Goliath. Ho IL employed W = messenger under
the Sergeant al Arms Of the United Ssa.es Bcu.
ste.
person who cohyerHod with him aayn Mt.
Wlisop felt no we'll on Saturday that he
taxed considerably On plLllc matters and
cufsent eveuts. In hllallng to the political
rrospecth no remaraGI, in conyerhatioh, that
tue eleciionB iu Oillu aud Pennsylvania, in his
opinion.
LE1LAAlsEp TIE 1Cr.7lnS or THE NEXT raEsi.
r-s-Y;
that a Republican EuccesAion could only be de-
ieasod BY tile most utter folly OF the lsepubllcan
party itself that oyesywhore there wls evidence
OF tho return 10 tho party Of those who went off
In tic Liberal movement. 0l this fact ho had
anfiicieat esidenee n the numcrou, lettosa be
had received DUNG the p.rt year from lead
1Hg Liberals. He expected. In tile next CAM
palgu. to seo tho patty t4oroughly united.
l1e said that tho reoolo Hould never he willing
70 1ntsIlss lilo administration Of the Executive Ut
tue Government to QUO wlo had been arravcd
aEa:tlat 1t bs yo!c@ or SERVICE and that thin wns
tho Fecoed u e>o ; pe:Hon n.uo.l for tue Demo.
cratic nomination, Ie laid that Tho hccur.ty
and pcvEetu2t:on Of tho Unlon wcro tLe pa,a-
mount lhkues In the unds ol tho people. and that
this would override qno8.ions Of currency
Church apd State, public echuol4. aud AL else.
On Saturday he fpoAe OF fe",u. 40 well that lie
thought ho should DO able to leave fur the
Norsa in dry cr Two.
I'm. Wilson'S non1.
Tho "Eistory OF tho 1k!ee Aud Fall Of the
Slave Power" Mr. Tilson's last book, las, If
course. nut uocu finished. Two volumes wer4
published last summer. and sixteen chaptesH of
tho shttd sotumc ere known to be ready. Irob-
nhly no more has becn written. Mr.
Wilson Ind. within = week. asied one q! tue
Washington 70 re+posdepsu to RB-ist him In lre.
parihE two of tho CONCLUDING chapters. That
gentleman !" u On lis say to tho GnEiol to leatn
tr3rn 1lr. Wilson aha: g. ace Hua 10 bu OCCUPIED
By thcso chapters when ho learned that the
Vice. President waa dead.
HlsrnnIcAL.
Tue following IL the lit Of Yiee-r1es:deuts
Who unse died willie III o"Ice: George Ctp;ou
Al ri. l'l3; Etrldae ue.ry, November, I'LL;
". Il. Ling. tu 1e5j
The Conmi.tos Of ARRANGEMENTS is examining
tho pEeredeuts Of tho benatc iu conuoctlup Will
the death Of theh" three Vice. i'iuelueute
The Fico-ptes,den. Is tho socoud oiicIas who
has lied III tho Capitol building. The first dentt,
WIZ also tint of Massachusetts m4n, Joht,
Quincy Adams. who waB etrlcheu With pa,alyets
While nc,uber OF tho lIotso.
, 1875-11-23

fsendo to dsfct it until Cougreas assembiea. hut
tho Question viii probably 30 determined by his
wtso II 80: to be beard from On thu subject.
President Giant called AZ ths Cspio this
af'"t'non. bur, a. the procesn OF rtnbaimInr WAN
the;t III Progress, ha rtsred without seeing tho
romans,
, 1875-11-23

Srftiat h1pdtaA u 1h4 Ehie1ao THtAnk
BrFy4Lo, N. T.. Nor. 22,-fhs body OF Capt.
Aarrlu, OF tho schooner ltasks, who has beoa
nissiug Bince tls night OF Oct. 81. waa found
this morning a. 5 o'clock In the river 1t tho foot
OF Msio strsst. fu his poogets were found hia
pistol aud sl37.15 IN monsy. His death was un-
uouttely accs!rntal. Co1oner AImAudlpgee
lad tho body removed to tue Mo1gue.
, 1875-11-23

url.y, tsaln "a, accommodation, going east, col
lldsd with 81, may freixht west, milo abovo
EatEoItou. Slater, tho tiremau, aud Tuxford, =
bEAksmuu on stxln 50, Hers killed. Eysa engt-
uesr Of 37, mas injured, probably t&sAlly. TIRES
o'huss als badly injured. Nth t1a.ua Ara 10.
tally wrecked.
, 1875-11-23

Proposals for Oil for 1857,


OYEIUg or 1HE LInur.IIousk Bonn
hAhMlHGtuH, suv. Is. Ills
6saled pzopasAls Will 10 recslr At luis oio u1 Il
oolock Wednesday,. toe Ia day ot J4uuat3 is's
~ ft!op' =. u: bstt qaaku wp'sS ,,samoa
10. Of Wh!ch may u bat, AlcI As; a2pllcA L,
Toapkla,sl!o, ht4 I,!.aa. y. Y r. lshlaaaaa j.
Elxnhau.s Iaspot's1 Dstrol, ieh. snI M Light
huu43 Inspector IL Eau Ets ut!Aco, Gu.
Commander U. 6.N., hA,al BsesstA;y.
, 1875-11-23

CEN. +. 9. HARLAN.
HE BUAIAI. At sPIS1KlELD. ILL.
sp<eiat DlstateA n INA ch1afa It15.nk
8ps1NuIlELp, Nov. PA press meeting WIS
hsld a. tho ohico Of the Secretary Of Ht&te thus
, 1875-11-23


WAsu1aaros, D. O.. Nov. a2.-Fhe Benatons
held meeting to-day aud appointed senssoIs
W1ndon. @! Miuassots; Estou of Coonectcu.
sargoaut. Of California; and kely, Of Ossgon,
to attend tins funeral Of tho latu Senator Forrr,
Ut Couuuetcut. Thsss KsusoMon ll4yu puWeg
to add to the COMMITTEE.
, 1875-11-23

NEw YoRx, Nov. 33.-1ames II. aAllook, d
pls1nas!d, N. j., died ln tho Homeopathic uoa
ptal ip thls city. Saturday. from tho effects
other, administered 10 bim while undergoing Il
operation Oh hi4 Jaw,
, 1875-11-23

RELIGIOUS,
"ih1sTERlAt MEETINGS.
The pastors of the Uaptist churches Of tho
city met at their conference roooas yesterdsv.
Aflet t,,o upu,t ooaninv dayotiooo, ua-rlc.. ~.
o,noc;a1 s,,f.o, ~ ~ ~e. ~
~, ~ ~, eoao4"o. "''oA 20 i'1looucea
ny 'no tsev. VI. EFef1ds WHO delivered Al i'd
dseaR on "The Bible III Public Sohoals," having
been AsntRued tl,,s task At tho ihat n,netino Tho
al ,,ess u,a !, r,r,v IN ana c,vo, h. r. rI,t.
t.ra trn.,t .,a ..d H. 1!...i,s ~ ~ III
~ ia aao plesen1oo 'ae oPPo7''e a1uo
- ~" ~" ,,t's"s; ,!sue.
Ar' "'reu'''o'' "as tnon 'o9'nefea oy femasKa
Ut IoL f&'rnan. OF larts, and others, all OF
whom sustained tho rieW5 Of the principal
apeaHer,
Tho .ra,hod.t ot.-.r,,,.. A.,s
ats,.'." =, s''l wv" no'a 'nei' "oeA4Y
.oulo't.se ~ taen soolna }eaterday morning.
A1tes tt1e opening devotional exercises reports
we're recelsct 5rom seyeral OF the churches Hbeyo
revival spirit NM mauifest. tho renorte showing
1stse 'ne,1es1 po'h o. iote1ost anu OF namoetss
1uo o1'e''1Af' fa'hc' o. tne etAleaa street Church.
OF hufofn' represented tbo financial condition OF
sne socao,Y, aha nrEea M tno prompt tnJment Of
.tn 1iy Gnre,. u'1"' s.ea.o; ane 1uso!cste OF
cpnsiiorrd nt lsurth tl,r I,ecasa,try fund. ha;nr
s5,nOut and tue efforts to rai,o h,s AMOUNT hav-
ing IL fur proved fu.l1o, another Attomps will bo
put fulth. Tile no = movement OF tho ladies to
ttsore tho ElbIu in the public schools Was. hoar-
tiIy appauded, md Corporation promised.
Tue HeyeIA! rastvrs' meetings to fnaugura:o nav
movement il regard to tho lato action Of tho
nd rIt1MA AA l1tAt i
, 1875-11-23

MILEU BY RA1IROA6.TRAIN.
Special c0fT**po1sdsres u 1ht chi4sao Ttsatsnt.
CLlNToSVlLLE. ILL.,. Nov. l7.-Hermsn stsick!
land. farmer, who lived south Of here. wAa run
oses, Muuday night. aud instantly killed, by ths
ffeeport passenges-tEaiA going Mest.
, 1875-11-23

psa'nS Of Tue Astor House. New York City,
bY Allen 4 nam.

~ l1tos Hou.,' having h.,n .n,,,,,v ,.,ox.,.a
Aes@s1 s !npFose4sats and newly fusn!.hsd. VIII
Apei 8so+ nfse"elaas hotel. Oh Tho European pIAn,
s.x a. nd: :: is1s. 1he business public win md il
9o!s r., tetnf unusually l.rse, Hsht, md Mfy. ons
" I'd ii Gax.nt iasaeuRsf elevators vii run al
~ aa ~ eest Of servants will b employ
M &1h entrance On yaasy.st. Rooms ii 10 ii
aat IA "a h.s bean elegantly htsd ~ ,t.t.u
ii o}..ss n u. county .pss. 1ty IT, ta
u sfaea with ths ehoicests w,nes lauors. alta.
aep.x.s.r. ALLRN / DAN, Psop1teto1p.
u b. Dam vii continue hls n,on.,stor,b,n,
ha9a As.s,s e,uat. aotsl, Asv YoIk-paa pi Ie best.
, 1875-11-23

PI1iLApELrnlA, Pa, Nov. 29.-.rhe a1st e1en-
Ing meeting held BY Moody and sapkey In thla
city took place Tonight III The depot. 0yer
ll.0ou parsons woro psuscnt, several thousand
1uoro being turned out.