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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
cry 90 hAilAs,

Mayer W, l.. OuhfI.
tnslheer~ NJ lam y iohnsnu.
Attorney NJ lillian NJ, itlWan.s.
Irrasunr-i .nhrl ID, Wesi.
SECRETARY J ~ nprrinm
Assessor Hnd lnilrninl- llnlans /. kfftot.
Marshal -lunlHs lirak
Health pllrIi-nr ~, A, Cornelius.
AZ llnupnr flml want ~, litay, b. l..
Mllllwglei " linWnus, hrrmli WHui'
WAri' u, u, Grove, w. u, lnu aui M.
u, q, MeiAre. ''''''
Tue pnirrs # tho yarlpus city Oninem arc
~ iiir ell} market huuhe, llp huHUi nl IA
lnflnuii niprl ~ regular session Ht tho tlun,
NN room over ihp mhlhrl, every Tuesday
s-s-i,
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.ailg GERALD.
fVntIsnED ~
lnl DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY,


TllE DAnf nkRALn ID puhllshed nyery
mulnlugi fafnH Monday n 90 Yrar, lh
alraunH flDrhiG inpnihsi 81 i0r nur mpnlh
n ernis inF pnr WeFk slnsle eppes, NJ
,rnis
The Daily Herald 10 now Furnished ~ suh-
sgTlbrla nf fanirf Ai n rrHls poo Nmk, Ihf
papur slll hr iflFffrl regularly lieh mnru-
lns N 40 naTil NnNr iNRAY paIt nl ihf rliy
aiid sulurhs Wiiiln iniip anna llail nf ihe
lnun hpnsn. subscribers niilnF m rhrrlYa
ihelr paper Will NhiRf vs. Eppnrlng w ~
lus. hWaln, Hi iNla nnlen
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MEDICAL.
CANCnWs GAN nE CURED.

Drl. A, Mash, nnllna, Toxins, the old reg
ulnrhlod specially physician, of southern
birth uud RAILING, hp8 demonstrated tho
truth ut the above assertion In mo- q than
iiyO hundWt Instances during the last thirty
rUnW, Complicated mud chronie diseases OF
hnih WnlO nud females, oi all chnrAolnr, re-
G. iVo hHHpeclhl nitontlOn PARTIES nt dis
nnce can address him NJ Dnllua, 'reXns Of
Gee and residence, No llOl corner Of Elm
and llurwoOd streets. 20w3m
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The East Line and Red River railroad d.
rectors have adopted this plan for tho pur-
pose OF disposing of the $40 900 acres of land
donated 10 the road by the state OF Texas,
and To make 1t available In building the
road.
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RAILROADS..


Leave Galveston at el0 m and arrive at
Houston At $50 n m.
Leave Galveston at 800 m and arrive nj
Houston at 800 p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive nj
Houston at $50 p m.
Leave Houston ut 0;l5 m and arrive at
Galveston at goo m.
Leave Houston 1000 m anu arrive ut Gal
weston az $50 p m.
Leave Houston at $50 p m and arrive at
Galveston at 1870 IN.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 m. Leaves Houston at 200 % m.
The $40 m train from Galveston connecfa
nc Harrisburg with the Galveston. Harris
burg and san Antonio railway. Connefs NJ
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cep
trail railroad. 80 -
The 800 p m express from Galveston con
meets with the houston aud Texas Centrn,
railway. = :
+ The 60ep m express nom Galveston CON.
nec8 with the International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston ut D pm.
The 1890 m train from Houston arrives Al
Galveston at 22o m. Connects with the
Ticket Offices. 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and nt the depofs.
Communications tickets 70 local points one
thousand and I've hundred mile tlckela' cnn
bepurchased 81 The ticketof7icas Of this COM
pany OF ffon dalvegton ticket once.
q. u. NICHOLS. superintendent.
II. n. ANDhEWs, 0eneral Ticket Agent
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SOCIETIES
Masonic.

|
All Masonic bodies meet NJ 40 Main street,
over &, "a, Whent'H store,
DALLAR COMM NnRRY Nod. Knlahte
lcmplar viii meet ~ the Asylum In tho oiiy
OF DALLAS, un the iirst fhurHdny nitur the Inst
SATURDAY lh eholi month,
-, - - FRANK AUSTIN, u. o.
Ep, a, bowER, Recorder,
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. Il, Royal Arrh
Mntonn, meets NJ the Chapter lto0mu Ia the
city o. Dallas, ON tho nrt Monday IN ouch
month,
n, 10. COOMBF,s, NJ, E.l.P.
| IOalirlt u, FiAlIEil, Secretary,
| TANNhlllLL LODGE, No. ~, 4. N A. NJ,
| meets on the second and last Saturday oven.
Tugs OF zach month, NJ the Mne0ulr Hall.
W, X, CoRNlslf. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No il2 r. \ a. NJ.
meets ON the first aud Third Saturday oyen
| lna OF every month, NJ liR hail 0yOr &. M
| WhontH store, on Maln street,
W. q, CONNOR, W, NJ
NV. NowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge v. H., Il u. u. H., meets nj
Richardson, DALLAS county, every Wcdnos-
d0y evening, at hall-pnst o'clock,
H. Ia. FRANK, Ma,
J,S, FLOYD, Secretary,
RlpGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, /. o.
q, ~ meets on the ilmt aud thlrd Friday
| Hall, ii. a. BOHNY, G. =.
MoIsE KAHN, scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. n, !. .. .. r., meets
on every Wednesday night, ct the odd Fol
lows Hall. q. "A, CUTLER, N. a..
Gus, AARoNsoN, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. - /. 0. .. r., meets
every Monday nighta odd Follows hnll,
A. $, JElr, Nc,
ELL MCCONNELL, Secretary.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, /. 0. q. r.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
j. W. RECORD w. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE No. us, 20, q. r., meets
every Friday night, ut their lodge room ON
Main street, between Austin ana Lamar.
w. y. ODlGLL, W. q. r.
A, II, CLINTON, W. s.
UNIFIED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
Meet every. Monday night nj old College
building, elm street, at eight O'Clock =. NJ.
NJ. b. FRANKLIN, W. p.
j. N. RUSSELL, Il. $.
knights of Pythias.
CoEUR DE LION LODGE. No. $, meets
every Thursday evening. I. NJ Miers, y. Q.
II. p. Aunspnugh, q. C.; Richard Morgan, V.
g.; II. A. McCullam, Prelate; ID. H. Richard
Arms; j, q. Leigh, NJ. of H.; Paul Furst N. of
r.; Harry Jacobs, |. g., John IL. Ryan, o. g,
B'Nni B'Rith.
DALLAS LODGE NO lN, B'NAl BIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday I'm
each month. President, ID. Goslin; vice pres
ident Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph X
Friend; monitor, d. Goslln treasurer, Eman
uel Kahn.
Patrons Of Ehushandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the |
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdays of each month.
W. II. HARRIS, Master.
w. II. STARK, ST.. Secretary.
DALLAS COUNTY COUNCIII-Dr. j. II. |
Stevens, master; 7. q. Swor, overseer; W.
IL. Harris, secretary W. 4. Thurmond,
treasurer; w. L. Cochran, gate keeper; James
p. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postofllGe,
purchasing agent.
LISBON GRANGE No. 3, meets on Satur-
day before the second Sunday in each Month,
at nine o'clock a. NJ.
JAMES T. GOODNIGHT, Master.
. A. MCADAMS, Secretary,
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Every ticket not redeemed with a Cash
Gift WIN be received by the railroad com
pany nj rs faee value for the lands donated
TO the railroad by the state OF Texas
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge n, narkaiale, Dallas,
prlhlunl Court iudHp-hlns Haze, Hher,
mNu,
lislrol Attorney nj, q, lioWur, unilns,
lislllnl hnl pk.plnplp county plHh
Alexander iiarWOud,
., DEPUTY. plefka-it, -, lmwilna, Pierre 81
lifnWn, william A, ilurWoGd,
hhellli-,lAints N, hllklpy,
INN plrrk-Adulphp kinH
Deputy hhpuns-l, "a, Chapman, Thumaa
john llnWun,
huryeyur Hoberr N. Cook,
Treasurer Martin v, Colo.
son,
JUSTICES ~ Tng rrlrg,
Precinct No, IN, 81, nuriord lpresidng
Precinct No, s-william a, Goorgo, Ian.
raalnT,
Precinct No, IN, o, MeAdama Five
Mlu Greek,
Precinct No, i-lhomnH l.. Frank, Rrooll,
lnrldHp,
Precinct No Thomas D, Coates acycne
lONsTAHLIs
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LONERGAN & MURRAY


1897 lrlYN l0 Iinlni The Olilfpnn OF Dallas
nltI inn surrounding county lliai hoy hagn
lrNlNNNi in0ll extensive WnlkH "a ms place,
nnl HlN prepared az mHnnM0iurn nl klndf
ni WnHW ifnHlnrH ana Mill Machinery, uiai-
lllH1 n' 100 imVIiltiun dnnouu short notice,
WnnhfN nu hnud rOVufnl nnglups ~ our own
Mhhr fnihu ilnnfu iIuniH, Window Cans,
f'llt. l1nsflnn, liNguuy NAllnH, ilrO lffnnlA,
Nuin hlrHi plo. We haNu thu liabilities fnI
lulohN turning nni llfftoluas wull We'll
nNhplfd in in Wnnis NJ This ouunlfy, and
nlH OBJ upnIiiN tniuO ht tic AhutlUhl n0lipn
lONhiiuAN N MuRllAY,
hnull' Hllout lho compress, Dallas, Texas.
NlunW MWum
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ACCOMMODATION. TnIleuen TRAIN.
Ionven....... 900 A. NJ Loaycs.. p,tOl,. AZ.
Airlvoa,"". ll;lo n, NJ, Arrivea,....,., 7iOOA NJ.
Galveston Freight ana Ticket onice, 70
fremont street.
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York CITY Freight ana Ticket once
$40 broadway.
II. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors 10 above oltiea VIII Ind tieao Of
ncoH u pleasant place OF resort their lelsura
hours, where the latest Toxns pnpers win lie
found. 900
j. DuRAND, Cont Rupt,
j, WALDO. do Ticket Aren't. M
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mo aulh0rlted % announoo
hnIlN mENnY nnnMN.

a. "a candidate for tho Constitutional Con,
yentiun nom the Iwpntielh henulnnnl Dis
lrioi, composed Of the pOuntlUn 0f ElllH Tar
rant aud nnllna, Three delegates IA be-
elected from tie district, Election 0n the
nmt Monday IN August,
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DIR. L. M'LANES
~ Celebrated American
WoRM Specie.
pR
Y L L NJ | FUGE.


f W hfN" Nfif
THE counieuancs Is Pale and
| lalan-colarel, wlh occasional
hlshei, Or q cireimcihcl apot on
one or both ehaelsi lheeya become
dllli che pupils dlmsi an azure
semicIrele runs along lhe loVcr eye.
lii che nose Is iUirlei. WtIIi, ana
sometimes hleeliI a swelling of ths
upper Ups occasional headache, wIlh
hammlng or lhrahhIng of lhe eant
an unusual secretion Of saliwt slimy
OF hrrel tangueI breath yery foul,
particularly lu che momIngi appetite
l', sometimes vonCIoua, W.lh
sensation Of the stomach, AZ
Others, entirely gone aeclina Pains
10 che slomachi occasional nausea
and yomIdHgi violent pap lhrourh-
QUE che abdomen bowels IRREGULAR,
~ times eoulyei stools Shiny, NOT
mlrequendy tlngel with blood belly
swollen and hard urine turb.li re-
SEPARATION occasionally difficult aud
accompanied by hiccouqh cough
sometimes dry and eonyuhtei nm,
easy and disturbed sleep. with grind
ing Of the teeth temper variable.
hug generally irritable, etc o.
Whenever the above symptoms
me found to exist "a
d. c. M'LANR'S VRRMlPUGR
VIII certainly effect cure.
The universal success which h@
attended the administration Of th,,
preparation has been such as 10 war.
rmt us In pledging ounelyc, to the
public
SRETuRN THE MONEY
IN every instance where Il should
prove ineacetulli "proyidinc the
symptoms attending thc sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
upposition Of worms being the
cu,e'' In all cases the Medicine
70 he given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
wiru TIN DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; and that It Is an limo.
centpreparation, net cabalhoI63iRg
HcHghtca i9&1y& MemoSfh mRtr
infant Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS PITTSBURGH, IA.
p s., Dealers and Physician, ordering from
oihfn Than Fleming llros,, will do Ndl Do write
ihet oticH distinctly and illf none 90 pF q
AfAdRfS, frpdrdfip EiWigc Hift ,p1if1strh.
a. TO those Wishing 10 gyc them tual. Nv Mn
imMaul p'r mail, post paid IN any pau Of the
United states one box Of rN, mr twelve thrce.
CENT postage stamps, OF one vial " VrmiG,pr f,r
iouuren hfce'ccnt stpmps. An order. from t.n,d,
must be- accompanied 10y twenty cents osttl
kftnefs generally 'fS '''iN
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MERCHANT TAILoR.

! wish TO inform the people OF Dallas that
800 Commerce. street, In the old stand Of j,
Fritz am prepared TO do all kinds OF Tat
lorlng, having nlnetecniyears' experience in
New York city. Satisfaction guaranteed
JSEGNJ TOmCJ lEsNayGEa,
Opnuy,
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DEs. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, lmparts beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best in
the world. Sold by all druggists. Price, one
lollnr box.
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OOI.. InIINO. MelNY,

~ Dallas equity - q candidate i0rdeiegale
W the constitutional convention lfpnl ne
uUl counties, Election inst Monday Ia Aur
gust most,
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lONATARLLs.

Precinct No, la, ll,llnulin
Precinct No, IN, NJ, fOndfrn,
Precinct No, a-l,, y, llnrkur,
Precinct No, I'D, \, Floyd.
fIeolnOl No, ID, A, Fisher,
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JUDaE ., W, TEnnIs,

of ellis county, - q oAnd idaln iur delegate
10 tiin Constitutional Convention lfpm the
twentieth DISTRICT, comprising llip counties
vi Nils DALLAS nnd IArranL
We arc authorized and requested % an'
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1875.
CLOSE CONNECTION

At Minpeolp and International Junction.
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. AZ
shreveport, with tho Rcd river boats. for
New Orleans and the South, and with the III
Pnao Mail Companys stages for Monroe,
vicksburg aud the South. At Texarkana,
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B'Nni B'Riih.

DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAI BIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday I'm
each month. President, ID. Gosin; vice pres
ident, Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph X
Friend; monitor, d. Goslln; treasurer Eman
mol Il ann
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoT lhe Constitutional Convention,
We nrp authorised 70 announce
80, GOODNIGHT,

as a candidate iur delegate N tho CNnsiilu-
tInnal Convention fram ihn lWrutrlh ms
iilel, eompuspi Of DALLAS, Itrranl Nnd illiis
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Patrons Of EGushandry.

BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets ut Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat-
urdays of each month.
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knights of Pythins.

COEUR DE LION LODGE No. 8, meets
every Thursday evening. T. NJ. Miers, Y. @.
II. =. Aunspnugh, @. C.; Richard Morgan, "
O.; II. A. McCullam, Prelate; ID. l., Richard
son, X. X. ana $. Jos. Swain, Mastor-at-
Arms j. g. Leigh, NJ, of T.; Paul Furst, NJ, of
r.. Harry Jacobs, /. O., John II. Ryan, o. q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28

Ex-senator Carl Schurz made a speech 90
the currency question in Cincinnati last night,
In which he explained bis political position
and why be was neither Democrat nor Re.
publican, but an Independent He argued TO
show that ibfation was species of repudia-
ton, that return to specie payment would be
a return to prosperity, and that Initiation
would bring about system Of corruption and
speculation among all classes of society, would
obige the Government to spend money in
streams for the purpose of getting it out, and
make it more corrupt and proaigate than
ever"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28
COMMUNICATED.
THE AILANTUS TREE.
BY j. B. JOHNSON,

This tiue tree Of rapid growth, beauty and
lottlness OF appearance has. 10 most unmerit-
ed manner, fallen under the ban of legislative
enactments. Ii is not native of this country,
aud is known 10 botany to be decious, and
therefore presents two varieties, viz: the male
and female tree The male tree bears the bios.
som which gives out the peculiar odor com.
planned OF as Injurious to health. The female
tree bears cluster OF seeds and gives out very
little, II any, odor from its bloom. The seeds
OF the female tree are formulated by the pol,
len from the blossoms OF the male cree, and
the male is readily distinguished from the fe
male tree; and hortculturists are now getting
RID OF the Inconvenience of the odor arising
from the bloom OF the male by planting none
but the female tree. 1t is doubtful if the odor
OF the blossom of the male tree is at all up-
healthy. 1t may be reasonably presumed that
a lew persons, among numerous others, NAV
be affected to nausea by the Inhalation of the
odor from the male blossoms; but that such
Odor has ever produced more than Temporary
nausea or taintncss has not been satisfactorily
explained or demonstrated to the mCst reason
able demand Of hygienic laws. Be this as it
may, there Is certainly 90 necessity OF dispens.
ing with the female variety of the aiartus
tree as an ornament, or for shade; and
its rapid growth, beauty and durability
will always make it favorte for gardens and
sidewalks.
ln Its native country the Ailantus frequently
obtains the height of three hundred feet, and
Its wood is esteemed for many useful purposes.
1t is said that timber made from it is similar ia
properties to our native CHESTNUT After the
Introduction Of the Ailan,us tree iuto this couu.
try 1t became very popular, but unfortunately
10 originally planting it no regard whatever
was paid TO the sex of the tree, and as a con-
sequence the male tree was planted much more
often than the female, and the result was the
abundance OF the odor during the time OF bios
somlng; but this mistake is DOW being rapidly
Corrected by planting, or using none but female
clous for the purpose of ornamental or shade
trees Hence. legislative euactmeuts, if at all
necessary, on the subject, should be directed
against the male, ard not the female Aiantus
tree, and if the planting alone of the female
tree is strictly practiced, and the sexes OF it are
! thus contlucntly separated, the result will be,
IN no remote time, an entire extinction of the
| Anantus tree IN those localities where the Gus
! tom has prevalence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

The Philadelphia Inquirer has an article
upon Theron of Virginia from which we extract
the following: 1.-THE time must come when our
furnaces, FORCES and factories will be employed,
and when depressed udustry, which has suck
down with the prosperity Of the country
will be raised again and set upon its feet
to proceed upon its journey. In Virginia,
lately, very valuable iron ore deposits have
been discovered, and as usual, it is stated
that the attention of Northern capitalists
has been drawn to the subject, and they are
making large purchases Of ore land, or organic,
ing companies to do so. 1t is claimed that this
ore is finer than that of Lake Superior or the
Cornwell ore Of Pennsylvania, and very pure
All this betokeus, it is thought, the setting up
Of blast furnaces and Of FORCES aud foundries
throughout the Old Dominion. ln that State
there is plenty of coal and iron, and, if the
prediction is carried out, it may be that Vir-
GINA will become an iron and steel producing
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28

EXCITEMENT AT FALL RIVER. Yesterday
vas The day appointed tor the resumption OF
work 10 the Fall River mills. and few of them
succeeded in procuring sufficient number Of
operatives to commence running, although not
to their full capacity. The great majority OF
mill hands. however, not ouly deciued to 20 to
work themselves, but determined to prevent
others from doing so, and accordingly, about
thousand operatives marched TO the mills, and
by threats of personal violence compelled nearly
all those who had resumed work to quit They
then marched to the City Hall Square and de-
manded relief from the Mayor. The Mayor
attempted to address them, but they became
SO violent that be was compelled to order them
to dispense, and the square Was finally cleared
BY the police. The mob subsequently assaulted
the hands who had remained at work in the
linen factory, and girl was cut 10 the bead
with stone. Io view of the riotous proceed
iDgs of the mob, the Mayor has called out the
militia, and two companies are on the spot.
Great excitement prevails and further trouble
is apprehended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28

Turkey is reported to have sent note to the
Great Powers disavowipg any intention of at,
lacking her vassal States. Meantime active
military preparations are going forward 10 Ser
via, the entire population having been notified
that they are liable to be called on for military
duty, and forces are being rapidly transported
to the frontier The foreign Consuls having
failed 10 their mission to the insurgents, al
though the latter are said to be willing to treat
with the Turkish Commissioners provided there
is a suspension Of hostities aud that the Great
powers grant certain guarantees, it is DOW pro-
posed that the Consuls have conference with
Server Pasba, and to this a partial assent has
been obtained. The Great Powers have earoest-
ly urged both the Porte and the Servian Gov.
ernment to avoid any act that would precipi-
tate cobAict.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28

A contemporary aptly remarks that several
OF the newspapers are now engaged in eulogiz.
Ing persons who have been nominated for the
Legislature or who are candidates. This was
the case two years ago. and these great men
before the meeting of the Legislature, after
that body adjourned, received more censure
from the same sources than they had formerly
received praise. Those who are now beiog
raised to the rank of statesmen, will meet with
similar fate as their predecessors. A great
mistake that newspapers make is "pufiog'
men indscrimipatey
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The Late Edgar SnOwden.
From the Fredericksburg Herald.

Ii Is with deep regret We announce the death
of Mr.. Edgar Suowden, the editor and proprie-
tor of the Alexandria Gazette. As ioul nalist
Mr.. Snowden vas always characterized by mode
ration, federation, and broad and patriotic views.
Tie was man OF great industry, devoted to his
profession, bringing to it an excellent mind, a
good heart, admirable temper III handling pub
lie subjects, aud a discriminating Judgment.
These made him what he was, one of the best
OF editors. We part with him as with life
long friend and drop tear of sadness and of
sorro" on the green turf that presses SO gently
ou his earthly remains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28
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Schr Chas + Sampson, Boston, by John
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BALTIMORE Coal Co.
:, Schr Walter Palmer, Groton, by American
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Coal Go.
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Stmpson, j NJ Leonard and Belle Halliday,
from Georgetown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-28
FROM the Richmond Guide and Press

We regret to learn of the death OF Mr.. Edgar
Snowden, the veteran editor of the Alexandria
(Va.) Gaz :tte. MIR. Snowdeu had been for
over forty five years 40 editor, part of the
tlue under the eye of his father, the founder
oil the Alexandria Gazette and for fifteen years
past, assisted BY his son. Eigar Suowden, IT,,
who was associated with him IN the publication.
As louruast, Mr.. Snowlen was always char
acterzed by moderation, toleration, and broad
aud patriotic views. He was man of great ia.
dustry, devoted to his professor, bringing to
1t an excellent mind, good heart, admirable
temper 10 haudug public subjects, aud dis.
eliminating judgment These made him hat
be Was, Que VI the best of editors.