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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21
ALEXANDRIA,. VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, MAY q.

Hon. JESSE d. BRIGHT died yesterday eVen-
ing at his residence in Baltimore, ofrnumatlsm
Of the heart, in the sixty-third year OF his age.
He was born at Norwich, CheuaDgo county,
New York, Dec. lS,l5l2; received an academic
education, and studied law as a profession. he
was Circuit Judge of Indiana, State Senator
Marshal of the United States for the District
of Indiana, aud Lieutenant Governor of that
State. He was a U. S. Senator from lS45 to
1857, and President Of the Senate during sew
eral sessions. He was elected for an addition
al term in 1857. He warmly c~spoused the side
of the South at the commencement OF the late
war, and on account of correspondence with JET
ferson Davis he was expelled from the Senate by
the Radical majority. Since that tine ne has
taken little part in public life. He removed to
Baltimore some time since for the purpose OF
being Within convenient distance of a point 10
West Virginia where he had large interests 10
mining and timber operations.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Last Saturday morning 'The Glen" a stone
dwelling belonging to the heirs of the late
Leroy p. Williams, situated near Wieklifa
Church, in Clarke county, accidentally caugE,
fire and was destroyed. There was about -.
500 insurance on the property.
The largest bass ever taken from the Sheo.
audoah river vas caught one day last week
near the T%ilthaumer Mill, by Mr.. Jos. D.war
The bass weighed six pounds, aud was caurLt
in a net.
Monday next is the anniversary of the birth.
day Of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, and will
be celebrated in Richmond by the British A..
ISOLATION Of Virginia.
WILLIAM AMI MARY COLLEGE. "A MEETING
of the Alumni, members OF the Faculty, ami
members of the Board of Visitors of William
and Mary College was held in the Senate cham.
Der, 10 Richmond, last night. An Alumni -.
clety was organized, with General ". B. Italia.
terr0, OF Gloucester, as president. Ii was r..
solved to meet on July /, commencement d,y
10 Williamsburg, to further perfect the orpari.
zatlon. The selection OF an orator Was LETT n
the Executive Committee. Professor Eyrl,
spoke greatlully of Hon. Mr.. Hoar'. effort. j.,
Congress to get 40 appropriation for William
and Mary, and of his proposition to raise $lol..
900 for the college in New England, aud The
Executive Committee was instructed TO draft .
series of resolutions acknowledging the inieb,-
cdness OF the friends of the college to Mr.. IIgar.
The executive Committee was requested to en-.
deavor to ascertain where the bust OF Sir Wal.
ter Raleigh is, aud if 10 existence to try to &c,
possession of it; and also to inquire about re.
pairing Lord Botctourt's statue.
DAILY MAIL TO WHITE PosT. VIZ We're re.
joiced to see i, ANNOUNCED in the Alexandra
Gazette that the Post Office Department at
Washington had determined to grant to the
people of White Post, in this county, the pr,.
vileges Of a daily mail. The people of tha,
neighborhood have long stood III need OF these
facilities, Us Il letter or paper addressed to that
place at this point Was three days
reaching its destination, although only 10 miles
distant from Berryvllle. Tie change vii. 20
isto effect on the first of next July, and vii
add 4 miles to the Summit Point and MliIwool
mail route Clarke CDmftr.
We have received from the publishers, +.
W. Helmick 27o West Sixth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio, several pieces of music.
The Supreme Council of the Friends Of lem.
perauce Is III session at Nashville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

IMMIGRATION. MIR. Lewis Mckenzie re-
turned from Richmond, this morning, where
he went upon an invitation Of the Virginia
British Association, to meet the presidents OF
the several railroad companies 10 the State to
make arrangements for uniting upon some plan
for buying lands along the lines Of their roads,
and for disposiug of them at cheap rates to im-
migrants, and also for a reduction of ,rAnspor-
tation to the purchasers. The only represen'
tatives of the railroad interests 10 attendance
were Mr.. Mckenzie, President of the Washing
ton and Ohio Road, and John NJ. Robson,
President of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, aud the consideration
of the proposed arrangement was deferred un-
til some day next week, when it is expected a
full representation Of the railroad interests OF
the State will be obtained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

The mining troubles 10 the Pennsylvania
coal regions are about ended. The disastrous
strike appears 10 have lost Its force, and the
miners are returning to work on the terms first
has been a serions loss to the mining companies,
and a more serious Que to the men engaged
In IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

LIrrELL's LIVING AGE for this week has
been received and is full of choicest selections
from the foreign Magazines. The Living Age
is decidedly one of the best publications Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been before the
public for years, aud Is pronounced by thou>.
auus superior IL all other articles for the cure
of Coughs, Colds, lutueuza aud all Pulmonary
CumpIuluts.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 9Th. 1875.

their organization :"
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 9Th. 1875.
Hon. JOHN L. LEWIS Dear Sir md Friend
| notice 10 the Richmond Wing, and other
papers of this State, a call published by the
colorcd members of the Legislature for a con
~veutiou Of the colored people to meet in Rich
mond, August 10Th, proxl no. am not advls-
ed as to the purpose Of the leadaIsin this move,
though many Of them have conferred with me
as to the prcpriety OF calling the convention,
but from correspondence which | have held
with some, | infer that the obi .ct will be, when
they meet, to cut loose from the present white
leaders of the Republican party 10 this State,
who assume to control the hundred thousand
negro voters in the Stare and misrepresent
them at Washington. 1t is true that the ne
groes are tired of being led as sheep TO the
slaughter aud as a lamb dumb before his shear
TT, without being consulted 10 the matter.
When it comes to vote the negro must vote for
them, and with them, but when it comes TO
divide the fruits of victory the negro is not
consulted; when it comes to a participation 10
the benefits of party success the negro Is not
wanted; he is DOT known. My opinion ls, no
power in the shape Of promises can long keep
us together. Promises have ceased to be eth
CaClOu5 because we nave Uecu leu upou lbeu
until nature demands something more sub
%stantial.
Now, my dear sir, | wish to call your atten
ton to a plan that have upon my mind and
ask your advice as to the propriety of the
move. It is this: you or some OF the leading
old time Wings invite a convention OF the old
time; Wings when the convention meets let
them adopt a liberal platform of principles, a
platform that all good men of both races can
s.and upon. After that has been completed,
invite the co!ored men of the State to cooper
ate aud come iDto the party with you and take
part, and | am sure that all the leading colored
men, the iItducotal and most respectable of
the State will join you. By thi. meaus We will
be able to break down the present leaders of
both political parties 10 this State, place the
control Of the State 10 the hands of wise men
and statesmen, make a proper and substantial
disposition OF the State debt, reduce taxation,
revive Immigration, increase the price Of land,
develop our mineral wealth and in d few years
the people of this State would forget that there
ever was such a thing as race and color.
1t is true that the democratic party is using
the old time Wings fur the same purpose that
the white carpet Dagger uses the negro, to vote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

The "womau's friend is what DIR. Bull ;
Vegetable Pills may we'll be termed, Tor every
woman that has once used them will not be
without them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

WAsulNGToN, May II. II d. IN.
For the Middle States, rising or STATIONARY
barometer, northwest to southwest winds,
warmer, partly cloudy and clear weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

Blue Horse, an OgaIalla Sioux chief, who
did not come to Washington with Red Cloud,
sent a letter to the President, telling him he
has fifty families who wish to 90 to farming
aud do not want to be run over by white men.
He wants everything that white meu use, and
adds: Whatever the President may give those
who visit Washington | wish to share also. [
also want a sewing machine and other farming
implements" Big Foot writes a letter asking
for a similar share.
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1t is proposed to establish another line OF
steamers between Baltimore aud Liverpool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

TIE CROPS IN many localities it is estimated
that not more than half crop OF wheat can be
made and 10 some not a third. lu this county
it is seriously damaged, though to what exteut
We cannot is yet estimate. The oats crop will
be "a total failure 10 this county If 1t does not
5000 rain. Corn is very backward: From pre-
sent prospects crops of all kinds will be short.-
Poe Courier.
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Letter from IL. I'D. BeckIey.

The Stauuton Virginian publishes the fol-
lowing letter from r. D. Beckley, of this city,
proposing a new departure 10 politics, remark
ing, however, that his proposition is entirely
iupracticable, aud that the Republicans Of
Virginia have no desire or purpose to change
their ORGANIZATION ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

LoUDoUN COUNTY ITEMS. The various or
dcrs of Good T~emplars, in this county, are
making extensive preparations tor a grand
temperance Celebration 10 the grove near Ham
iltou, on Wednesday, the 9th OF June. Sew
eral distinguished speakers from a distance
have been heard from, who will certainly be
gu hand and participate 10 the exercises OF the
| OCCASION.
The Commissioner of the Sheep Fund, 10
Loudoun, advertiscs that all claims against said
fund for sheep killed by dogs between the first
day of February, 1874, and the first day Of
February, 1875, must be laid before him on or
before The l4th of June, (court day. After
that no claim created between the dates above
named can be received.
Mr.. Craven Howell, near Round Hill, has a
calf a little more than one week old that weighs
one hundred and twenty-five pounds. Ii weigh
ed l04 pounds when calved. Il has never
sucked the COW, but has been handled all the
time. It is said TO be the finest formed and
most fully developed specimen of veal in that
section.
We are sorry to learn that the potato
bug has already made its appearance in the
| potato patches of Loudoun, and threaten the
destruction of the whole crop. Wherever the
| young vines have shown themselves on the top
of the earth, 10 these pestiferous creatures are
there also.
Mr.. John B. Lockhart, residing at Round
Hill, rode a very fine mare to Leesburg on
Monday morning. Soou after his arrival the
Animal was seized with cholic and died 10 a few
hours. Mr.. l.. had refused $500 for her.
The president and officers OF the Central
Memorial Association, OF Loudouo, are busily
engaged iu endeavoriog to arrange for Con
tederate Memorial Day 90 the fifth of June.
We understand that the advance guard OF
the dreaded grasshopper, so destructive 10 late
years to vegetation in various parts of the
country, has reached our borders.
The registration list at L~eesburg precinct,
this spring, shows a registration OF IS new
votes-23 whites and Is colored. -Loudoun
Mirror.
VIRGINIA IRoN.-The Washington Sunday
Chronicle says Iron ore deposits in Virginia
are beginning to attract the attention of North
eru capitalists, who are either making large
purchases Of land or organizing companies to
90 So. There is no doubt that the ore now
FOUND 10 Virginia is superior to that mined any
where on Lake Superior or to the amous Corn
wall ore OF Pennsylvania. The Virginia ores
are the purest produced 90 the continent, aud
when once fairly 10 the market will %overruIe
the prices for all Others. Think of the Old
Dominion becoming the great iroo State in the
Union ! The ore 10 her bosom is worth almost
as much as the blood of Pocahontas 10 Der
veins. The day is not far distant when she
will turn out the best iron and steel produced
in the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

Gas" A meeting Of the Virginia University
Alumni Association Of this city vii! be held i!
the office OF X. kcmpcr, on Friday evening,
May 2lst, a. S O'clock. Business of lmportsNre
will be brought to the attention OF the members.
my l9-3t h. kEMpER, Secretary.
PLAsTER' p,,srup pLAsTER'
To arrive, per schr MARY Ella, . cargo Of
SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER. Fv?
sale in lots to suit purchasers By
W. A. SMOOT,
nv II ON, ots wharf.
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IL

On the 18th instant, ut The house of the bride:
father, b. Rev. j. "A. Haynes, MIR. RICHARD
w. HATCHER and Miss ANNIE DuWELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21
Weather Probabilities

The Supreme Council of the Friends Of lem
perauce Is in session at Nashville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-21

We have received from the publishers, +
W. Helmick 27o West Sixth street, Cincinnati
Ohio, several pieces of music.
, 1875-02-01

Yrobereiienoe. Mie mir
erpdbnten wuroe q. S. 96oo Sreitag
i'm Yofisei- @eridt freigelpro6cn. Ser
ielbe mar an9efla9t gSaoren mad Yro=
ben p%erfouft 81 baben. Ser Yoll5ilt
9peeneD, weltber i'm perbaftet Bate,
nobm mad leiner Treilpreduns lo9lei6
einen ncuen @erbaftsbefebl berars, Der
Den Sergeant 6oplfes iiberseben puroe.
9lls er i'm ct. Somes Sotel, no S6oo
lo9irt bate, anfam, bDrte er oaB Der
lelbe feline &e6n1ng besablt nno ob9e=
rei1t 1ei. Snfol9e ndbeler @usfunft
9ing Der YoliSiit na4 Mfan6eltcr no
er ben S6ab in einen Gilenbabnpasen
cirea 200 SuB BON Der Sabn itatlon per=
bergen fano. Gr wurOe perbaftet uno
IT Bte 9onnabeno por bemY oli5ei=@e=
r.It Elm neles 8erbDr beitcben. So
Die neuen uor9ebra6ten 3eugnille &C.
gen i'm lebr grauirenO waren, ipuroe er
Der 5ultinos Court iiberpieIen.
, 1875-02-01
MoulOg 1. Ssbruar 1875.
Gturt HibmDno.

golt5ci 8eri@t. Sof9enoe
Sdlle tamen porsvltern in bieiem@eri6tc
our 8erbanblun9:
stephen &otclifi Insriif auf SD'bo
2ucas nit einem Stod, SIS 9%eltratt, oo
er bieieloe jeoo6 ni6t be5oblen fonnte,
lpuroe Ell auf go Sage in Die Sail ge=
1anbt.
Sames McMobon, Sru1fenbeit, ent=
lalien.
Ga6el &obe ion, an9eflast nerl6iet'
ne seitoblene Sleioun9sitiide in ibrem
8elibe gu baben, wuroe bis Deute per-
l9obcn.
2ucinou, Sorap uno Mari9 Coles.
ongeflast &pblen BON Serrn Sobn Yur,
csa eeltoblen au boben, milroen lie aul
Is Sage in Die Sail 9elonot.
81. S, S6ao, angeflugt Waore obne
2ieen5 n%erfouft 81 baben, lpuroe Der Su=
Itiugs Court iiberwlel en.
, 1875-02-01
9pi5, &pbl~m etc.
Wihtis fir 5ausbdlter
Sirs imia Teuermng
Die yo9ames Riper Goal
Company Of Girainta"

Gpmpany Of Gtrainia"
bat jeBt einen erOBsn gurratb Der uinlfen unS
t.ter ,,Garbon Sia Spft Gote," pber Gar
b%onite," meldie iemals Eisr su baten tporfn.
Isle teftBtn hi eutea GtSenlhaften nnpe.
rer apbleii, cbne ibre Jebier.
uSie ftp rein uae fir t Ypn 6 diefsr.
uSie Sunten !ei9t pnb beisen lcbnen.
~&le br nnen esal cbne @erGuf1.
vSte perbreune SpNfpmmen unb binter-
lalen feline Sdlaarn ppsr ba.b aaseebrannte
&oblfn.
8slfellunesn, psl6e sutpeter IN tbrem Sob
len!aasr prsr Office abg'eebsn, perben aenau
%b'rlUrat. WermGee inres srppen Yprrattes,
llnb e i'm Stanbr Wtspepertaafer ieber Belt
81 per'prgen.
,Slumlnpus Grail lpmpbl fur Oamsfma=
'Gienen nls SGmteeen iperten qlsihf lie BON
bsr @rmpans Cell fert. ba fs 20Sub apb.en
auf tbrem Gtssntbum babtn. tpslbes aus 3
Noert telte t. rsip.: 4. 6 urs 10 Sup tief.
Sott Snmp Gots, abeeliefert. -. SIS rs
CON pail STE, abseliefert 5 %
9nfb Nump epte atgeIiefert 5 %
9"rb natl Gpfe. abeeiisfert . 4 so
Ettumlupus Goal ter Some atsetiefert 4 SO
Office. gde Snnf unp lite CIR.
Var g: @arslt, nabe Der i0ttn, unb an Der
Suatcite ees OpdS esrane I'LL spn Der 19tea
Ctr. Hnhert 8 Dram 9loent
, 1875-02-01
OefDdftsDerdnoerun0 q.

9o8 Gompagnie=@ el6Gft inter Der
6irma nSobn $. 8ol6en & SObn" lit
port beutigen Sage our9 9e9enieiti9es
l1ebereinfpmmcn %oufgelDit.
0erman 6. 8ol1en miro bic @eI0df=
te Der Sirma obmideln.
Greoitoren lpo1en lire &e6nun9 oe=
fG1igit sur Nus9lei6un9 ELM enOen.
Qlae 9ebitoren reroen ernitIi9 en-
iu6t lire &e6nun9en ami NnfOroerung
prompt su sablen.
So6n $. Yo16en,
0ermon s. 8ol9en.
Sd siebe mid BON Dem @ei0dftc, un-
ter Der Sirm, vSol0en & Spbn," su=
rid uno ioge meinen .aufri6tiQen 9anl
meinen 6reunben uno Dem Ynblifum i'm
algemeinen fir bos 3utrouell, wel6es
mir in ben 20 Sabren, mdbsenb i'd oos
@c16dft betrieb, 9el6enft lpuroe, UNI
bite es auf meine No9folger gu iiber=
tragen. Meinen dlteren Sreunben, mel
den es piellei6t an9enebm lein miirbe,
ppn mir beOient 5u werbeu, erloube id
mir gu benlerfen, boB t6 jeoen Sag I'M
2oben 5u finben lein lperoe, I'M tire
IuftrG9e, ipie friiber ent9egensunebmen.
M6tunsspoQ
SobnS s.. 8o16en.
8ir bic nnter5ei6neten baben am bel
ti9en Sage Elm Gompagniegel6dft, untel
Der Sirma Serman Spi6en & Sro. q
biloet, INN bas Stiefel=, S9u6= u.&oHer=
@el6dIt %unleres @oters, mel6cs er in
Sabre 1852 etoblirte, fortsuieben. @i1
iperben, inbem mir unlere gauge Iufmer
iamfeit Dem @ei6Gft mibmen meroen
uns ols Ta6folger Der alten 6irmt
Sobn 8. 8pi6en, ipdter Soi@en uni
Sobn, wiiroig 5l sei9en liden.
Sermon s. goi6en,
Sheobore s. SOl6en,
MN? 500 & 511 Sroob StraBe
, 1875-02-01

Sn N ew= orf beltdtigte an
SamI flag Gi6ter 9ut9ins pom 9ta6laB
geri6te bos 5eitament Der per- torbenen
Trou Sulia Smitb, in wel6em oiele
ibrem @atten 81 uno meineY erseibung"
oos iibri9e etpa SAC, 600 seI6dbte Ser
mDgen aber ibren anoerlpeitigen Ser
lpanoten perlna6te bate. Ser 10 liebe=
bon beoo6te Gatte batte bas Seltament
leiner b%elleren @dlfte anSufe6ten per=
lll6t mar aber ni6t erfolgrei6 selueien,
benn er fonnte ni6t belpellen, baB Die
grblaIlerin bel Nbfaiiung besSeltaments
in nnsebDri9er 8eils beeInfabt woroen
mar.
, 1875-02-01

STE 81. .. 3eitung" bring
Der nerliAen Serrgntts Convention pon
Mona6uletts fol9enOeGpiitel brett pom
ulieben 9err9ptt":
SIR freden Burden tpa9t es mod,
Msinen beiligen Namen gu nennen,
uno la9t man miille i'm @runb9eleb
Ses 9anoes Wtid anertennen ?
Ob ibr Wfi6 anerfennt ober ni6t,
Sas lOl mid menig 9eniren
90 fre9e9el9ler pie ibr Mil Sd ni6t,
Gu6 loa Der Seuf el re9ieren.
SIN Simmel, 9e5ember 1874.
erliebe& Soft.
, 1875-02-01

8 I. Sell, 9auptar5t i'm 3u6t=
bonle in Solicit, Sa. erflart li6 in lei=
mem amtll6en Seri6te entl9ieoen ge9en
barbariibe geitrafung m~ioeripenltiger
3ii6tlil9e, wie Sur6peiti6ung, faltes
8ab II. /. 10, l6on neil lol6e Strafen
bic meilten 3i6tlinse nod trobiSer ma=
6en, ooer ibnen polenos ben lesten Gelt
pDn 9elblta6tung nebmen. Sr. 9ei1e,
1T bafir, bab Weni6lidfeit uno itrenge
8olitredung Der UefdnsniBuori6riften
li6 9e9cnleitig %er9dn5en, uno als Strafe
empfieblt er-Gin5elbaft bel perminoer=
ter Mobrun9. Ser jesige DIRECTOR per=
fdbrt befanntli6 ganS mad oiei em Gatbe
uno bas 3u9tbaus befinoet li9 trefli9
babel.
, 1875-02-01
RiGmon6 mo Danpiue Giffnbabn.
Eranst crtaticnsmeifer Sffrv1
Nl1mpne, Ga.. 12ten Ius. 1874.
&~er1nnrrmnn NOR QeittnfcI

" 1ttiuItis
3na SO, 1. gtarrntte Grpreb. @erldst Rtdrpnb
mn ff04 gtdd s; perfIst @urferiae UNI 2:07 gfcrm.
trttit IN Duntee UNI 1888 Wrrs elm; ptrldet 0unbes
I'm 7:4p Sbrrg.; trifft in Sanptle I'm, 7;42 Wnrs. cine
VtridBt Dansiae UNI z IA aiu 8, trift ir @reensbr.
70 elm UNI 1888 Mitfaas.
3ug Np.2. Nvp Orleans rnb yier gprf Grpres
BUG. Verldst Charlotte s. 35 Wlrrsens. serIaBt @reenSs
bprp am 1 10 Nittass. psrld6t Danrtae um 1856 gRtt
mOnb elm UNI ito Nb.nps. Dieter Aug ida;est fh
ben 3r9en rer atlanta unb Ri@mpnp air Qifie 9abn
rad Men Srleans, Mobife, Mortsomers, Mtlanta unp
an6srsn iIpiiGss. uni fibwettliden @unften an.
3ua Ne.3. 0ur6 9ptsu Derla6f @idmpnb
nm ! .3S Mlittass, o,rlaBt Surfepiae nm 4.41 Ra6m
retidBt lanciae Uni 9.l9 Nbens, yer 9gt Greensboro
nm 1l.5f Nadts, trtfff IN Charlotte stn um AL Nprs
eeaS Oieler 3n9 ifept bet @barlptte NIT 3iesr Der Nts
lania Ino 6idrtpnb Nir.9ine Nabn ano Charlotte CT,
luuieta rne 4tlanra @@ Sabn mad atlanta 1pntac>
merp, Wpbile, Mem Srieans. @pIunbii, Mueatta, Sa.
Sanrab, Ntarrn unb allen fiji tben anb iuo,peRliden
punften In @erbtnhnrg
8ue9u.4. Sar6 @tf Bug. gerld6t gbarlot.
tie UNI Z Ibenbs. perlaet Greensboro nm 2.t5 Mpr.
tesiue I'M 1.30 @rreens, trift / Midmpnb Elm UNI
2.22 MtttaBs. Dieter 3us tett bel 8urfcsiae nit 3l.
gen fer'I; NR uuo .. &@. Yabu pom apa6burs nnp
anceren ~ilelidben 4unft,n In Nerbtnsuaa.
BUS Np s.. pon6barg 9afasteis ue perl4bt Std.
ntDnb nm 200 W.rr8sns pe,IaBt SurtsNile uni Il. 43
Nfltta8s. tr,ht in S%undcurs in UNI 4.40 MtttaDs.
.3ug Np.6. 9urtepile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
faBt 9patbare UNI $50 Atenes. perlaBt BarfeptGe nm
4 IS Mcr9ens. trift in &itmpnb elm urn 1853 Wrreen.
OHrh'Gtfets Itnb mad allen iutitden unb ~iuprefts
li6sn 9unftea Sn baben uns @erat bar6geGedt.
6. M 8. Galertt,
1apr tipr Sn8ensur uno Supsrintsnsent.
, 1875-02-01

d rli6er &itt. Gin
farbiaer Sunse Self Ya9e, u%nternobm
cine &eile auf ei9ene Soften utter Den
Giienbabnwa9en BON Y%eterspile nod
bier, perlpr jebo6 Die 8oaance ouf Der
9anoiqe Briide uno fiel in's gSaIler,
murbe ober, ba man lein S6reien borte,
slei6 wieoer beraus sefil@t. @nf cine
Srase pie er sefiblt, ia9te Self, Dap er
aus Dem SaGen li9 ni6ts gema6t bdtte,
bo6 oas Inbalten (Stoppia9) I9redlld
9epeIen lei.
, 1875-02-01

Serr 8. 90. SO%nniser, Elm MtitgGieb
%unlerer 2e9islatur fir Senrico County,
g%eleitete Iebten Sreita9 eini9e 0erren
Der @enerol NIiemblp na1 Dem Yoli5ei=
@eri9t, UNI ielblt Der 8erbunolungen in
8e5u9 auf bes Stats teuer= @elebes,
binli6tli6 Der 9rObereiienoen bei5u=
wobncn.
9ie Serren lolen trauri9e @eli6ter
oemu6t BADEN,
, 1875-02-01

Serr @ilman BON Gi6mono bat Dor
9ei6lu9eu, Oos Capitol Square nit Dem
S6arffs, dbnli6 mie bas i'm Sbofoe
Slip, Ylaiter 81 bele9cn, lpel6es nd6=
lten 6reitag BON ben @omite uon public
Hropertp" in Serotbnng 9e5o9en peroen
tplrh.
, 1875-02-01

II b I II If. Scr Billiard Salon
BON Serrn 8. 6. @olf in Der Sroaoltr.
5mil9en Der 9ten II. 1Oten StraBe muroe
SonnabenbMpr9en mad 2 ubr beraubt,
9ie 9iebe milien li6 i'm Seller perfect
gebolten BADEN, uno alsIIe fort paren,
bur6 bie&elert6iire in ben Sulpn einge
bro6en Iein. Sic 1toblen 500, 200
Gi9arren llno etlpas 9Sbisfep.
, 1875-02-01
epueftiunen DON 8rieffoffen.

@on Saiten an zen strsi beicnberen Weoen.
wsl1e olS St'rnf1ltsn ttfannt inb, $50 unb,
li.4o Is. 20. L 3.l5 ufbS 81. 81. @pmm
fa9s-9 $50 9. M. unb q. M.
@h Setertasen - $50 g. 81. uns.
". M. @pn allea anbern Rolfen msrhe,r
PIE Srleff aut benz Hiidwey her 1rGaer aoaez
p0H. u Y. 8eH Gem, g. Mo.8