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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

The Bonapartis,s who recently assem-
bled ut Arensburg, Swiiserland, 10 de-
termine as To- the best policy 10 be pur-
sued By the lDperialist party, did not
meet in vain. The ex- Empress Eugene
formally abdIca;ed as regent IN favor OF
tho Prince Imperial, who now becomes
in reality the head of the Bonnpartist
movement IN France. NJ. Rouher i 20
advise the young Emperor without AZ
empire how to run things.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

zee ,oW not support J. @. Noi.ter isr Rep
reSentatire, eren # he Is nominated. And
We think this shou d he the determine
ton of every honest Republican voter
who has tho interest of his party al
heart.
Mobile. by trickery, may secure The
nomination, but ut the November elec.
ton he will lack as many, it not more
votes than before OF receiving the elec
ton TO the Office OF Representative.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

The rnmors regarding the rcsigna;ioH
Of Secretary Dclano, which have SO iona
been rife. have at last found definite ex.
preston. Ga July 9Th lac wrote - let
ter 10 the President rendering his re>lg
nation as Secretary ot the Interior. and
on Sept %. the President by letter for
mully accepted il, tn take effect Oct. ],
Several names are mentioned in con
nection with the appointment 10 the Va
csncy, but a. yet 40 selection has been
maAe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
Sur pop"-champaignc.

"Snrs pop"-champaignc.
Musical piracy march.
a drlbera,ive body-a slow nan.
Sweetness and l,gnt-a love match.
Fruit iGr acknowledgements IN the
HiT.
When Is an cgg ret oval When you
turn it round.
Chic;;anery-pai,ning Of az oi,: hen
as u young chicken.
Why IS RI sun ike good Loaf Be
cause it, light v hen 1t rises.
Babies are described as coupona a..
iached Ia the bonds of lHatI;mony.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
sYapIoES OF CATaRRu.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction OF
the nasal passages, discharges falling
from the lead into the throat, sometimes
pr"fn-e, waieIy, AID acrld. at others,
lhicx. enacious ,InucoG> patuicut, bloody
ard rutrif the eyes are weak, wa;erv,
ard "a Banned; there L. ringing IN the carr.
deafness. Lac king CT ,oa hing Ia clear
the threat. exEecioration OF ofiersiv G
zna;ler. together with ss.:,b> !ron, ulcer;
ihs vuicc l. changed and has nasal
tvang, the breath L. offensive. smell and
ta~ie are IL paired there Is sensation
OF dizziness, mental depression, back
ing cough, aud general debility. OHIy
Il few OF The allowed named symptoms
are, he ,sever, likely to be present in any
one case. There is 10 disease more
common than Catarrh, and none less I'M
derstood by physicians.
Dr. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY
is, beyond ell comparisons, the best
preparation for Ca,arri ever discovered.
Under the influence OF lis mild 500 hing,
end healing properties. the disease soon
yields. The Golden Medical Discovery
shohld be taken 10 correct the blood,
which IL always u, ianIt, and 10 act
specifically upon the dis nsed glands and
lining membrane OF the nose. The Ca
isrrh Remedy should be applied icdT7a
with Dr. Picrce's Nasal Doyekf-ihe Only
nstrumen, by which fluids can he per
icciIv injected 20 the passages and
chambers OF the nose from which die
charges pIoceed.
These medicines are sold b. Drag
trists
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

the September report OF the deTar'
mcnt of agriculture says of the c".E
crop Could it be thoroughly rlpened H.
aggregate would exceed any prev!"u
crop, and the yield per acre would b" on
IT the best, notwithstanding the ln>se'
hy the overflow of the bottom land'
and the eaiuratoa of heavy fla, roils
such losses proving less than the u|na
damages by drought and insects, while
the rains have greatly brnctitCd 'h'
crop on Grirr and higher soils. Nearly
every where corn j. late IN maturing from
ane to TWO weeks. The general higi
condition is still maintained, the average
being one per cent. higher than in Au
gust.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

The King of Samoa is constructing q
palace tor bis Premier NJ the lovely spot
called Mn linn, abou: two miles from
the Api: sand beach. The Premier's
palace is TO he in part constructed OF
California redwood. and the temporary
furniture is To he replaced by rich sets
from San Francisco IA soon "a possible.
-Eronl TIE San Eranrisca Chrnnicig.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

The Synod of Kansas j. t. be held IT
AirhiSon un the 9th llth ot October.
The svLod extends over Kansas, Texas
aud the Indian territory, and embraces
sixty preSbytcrs, one huadrod aud i'Feu.
IL ministers and one hundred ana eighty
SIX churches. The number entitled -
eeats in. tic synod Is ,ir-c h-2ivel 80
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

John Guthrie, OF Topeka, assumes
command a. department commander. q
A. r., of Kansas, vice W. S. Jeniia-,
resigned. A. b. McCAbe, Of fop.ki, il
adju,ant genaral, headquarters st Fope-
kn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30


eYrcI.L 1RcI1I.G ruRsE ~ $50
Omen to all COUNT w,st 81 Bs,i~; mite heats; D.
liE5tuhArne-s, 80 EcI-s 2. , h'tsr 10.
KrSsrsc grIsL oP u
orpa - al. -, ,l.sl 81 ope Hie. 1T Eort 50.
al h0ssc. tl'
ralSIr. ~ -
t. IN be- de- YEA So Woo CO.. ;1zs a q Al
Tue Isl e.. ..4f s.st.-t.
sra nfY.
ryvrIsa rURsE F0K TOsTEs 50
Sinr!@ l4sS o. - y...i,, :aT i-i- not We 2h'nS
o,e. % ,,5uad- - so ..g. -, - po"'y 80.
ruNsi>G rUssS So
single cash han !..ae; psH - al; IL horse So
2 r.
SACK rtc1 fULsI CT Ell.
l,trnaa ell, - mla 3D.
s.ov xrtr racs s..
4HftE tfI
Tpo--ISa TVRsE Oh $40
Open 10 Nh Mi, irst, b,s il .. - hsrn,ss. -
horse, 81 - hpr'r. -
GRASP srNyIsC PUEss ~ sli9
opru 10 all M hest.. bes. ia ~ .-ors~. 81
ii h0Tsc, t
Fu0T RkCE PUESE o. 10
on. hall mil. Il m4E, 81. a 81. $40, "a ma
IS
An entrance ~ - to- pr r~H. zi 10 eiFFgf' ifs
,r,ire ia The sue.st riggs Thrrr {" enief aad t"'
10 start IN si rscts Al s8iT 'tsf e Itf'r pr
on ~ the say 80 re tnirt-- can % ftf'F i'
rna by ,.arr-.iuE the secretary OF the ass cation -
saliva, Kansas ,,t,.
r,r the aecomoiajion Of s;o1S, vii % erected oa
the gr.Hi''s
h CUNNINGHAM. sec'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
The Fast Nail Trains.

There eye now n opcrati IN NO fae; Mail Trains
from New York To It. Lone Tie Government frs;
male sr1anE, :neEt with the New NoTL Central,
Lake Shore and Wabash roads, hCi Oh T0r Scoit
probahy III ughI this wound be tn much G. & mo
p ly the Northern lu AMI 20 - MEASURES to
Ahlish iirc P.nns iNRHa sent, 3! .,nd Vandaiis
r0Hds. Tie Nv Nors O. a;ral tram leav's New lors
: a..d srliSr- e, - Iruis -. Van ,sa raj,
a' IS +. u. -, day, VIII h time understand s
TO b. "a nyi ssJn. II appears thai the Prrnsy IVA
al. e. ulral asi Ills 70 carry exc ~ Ir
u Louis PrOp-r, ~ II lr.tvrs " forr ~ - II
Iud all IA. mai have sTcady parted VIA >er York
central. Superintendent HAT, IN .EnnUbication
to the E-gajiicaft Ga l. toe PeIms4 lyI>- Central
TIA n ,I ciirr lr ,h,- reason. Al n. mails TOR
n ssourI t,xc. b; IS: / proper; AanS "a, Cd r.
d. ard Aa@ cone o,er IL New lOk Irltrai aHd
" &ia,! so.aS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

The Minneapolis Indspendent again
makes It's appearance. Mr.. Roirork
thus gives an account OF recent proceed.
ings with reference Ia that paper:
The InGepeRdent again makes ils ap
pearancr tci"re its readers. having been
suspended for short time by reason al
AZ IL junction issue" hy the probate
Judge of tins county, in the ah.enre "t
the Di-,ricI jddg,r of the Srh iudlria dl-
trirl. When his honor, Judge Austin
returned, The Injunction vas dissolved
because il WAS too thin 80 stick.
The Iadependeat seems considerably
improved in its appearance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

The man who inv"lan;arily caused
the Frcnrh deiea, AT Waterloo has jasr
died. Ills name was Pierre Coax, and
he Sas segcnty,Gvc yeurs OLD. lie wa'
GatGra..xeG Belgian. and was captured
by the army of Blacher, ti~d 10 the tai
# horse, and compelled To at as
raide during lho dsy- % June II and L.
1915.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

Miss Florence Marryatt, or rather Mrs.
Ross Church, the editor of the London
Society. has "a daughter who il taking TO
the stage. The young iady's NAME is
Evn, and very shortly she sill make
her debut al Brighten, Eng.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

Several days ago Governor Taylor,
of Wisconsin, WAS charged by Captain
Carter, q prominent citizen Of Gra"'
county, in that State, with having, IN
the winter of 1864, -pecuiated in bonn
ucs, cnriching himself al the expense OF
recruits. Through the columns Of i
Milwaukee newspaper he denied tn
truth OF lhe allegations. Now his az
complete in The disrspuiable business
Colonel Furr, comes forward with :
sworn statement telling the whole Story
and ontirming that of Captain Garter
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

The legal department of the Kansas
Parific Railway has been recognized A.
follows J. +. Usher, general solicitor,
otfire at Lawrence, Kansas john +.
Drveyeaux, attorney, Office al Kansas
CITY. Nc, Samuel J Gilmore, Ixnd
commissioners, vie J. p. Dcvercanx,
with Office AT Lawrence. Kansas. The
above changes are Ia take effect Oct. 1t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
The only - iii rra1s newer
can ~ Ch1fxcc1 O. C1OE--
"a with Trashy orafH-

sgsr-es-sssts 80 g he4a &c. E5zfs Barr r-esz-
-. Z ezf EFssass Ase ttastfs e14 -.
49, 49, - ssssstazas - Fsf 81 rfsi ~
49, 80 sfsIrs II
80 - ssss-afssrts -tl1s-s ssesass - AA.sx
x.Ho@ LIN C0Ln@, AE-t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
FfFNT Ndi

Earri.s on II. above articles n'a'' te EAie 0" OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
lCOMNC SICATED.


INGULAR PgopHEsY. N ystrada IL Us
the great La;o scholar aud author, 10 "a work
published 10 Paris 10 1909, 266 years ago,
"Prophesus Valicioatious,' vol. ,, edition
1909 and which can be seen a, one OF the pub
lie libraries ID that city, made the following
singuiarly exact prophesy. The former par
has already been SO literally fulfilled Lei u take
courage AMI hope for the time whco Radical
hate will allow realization Of the latter par. :
About that time 10 eighteen hundred au1
sixty one great quarrel and cortes: will arise
10 country beyond the Sea-Amerca. Many
poor devils will be hung aud uaoy poor wretch
es will be killed by punishment other than a
cord Up'n my faith you may believe me.
The war will not cease for four years, at which
none should be at all surprised or aslonisi,ed
for there will be 40 waui OF haired and obsti
macy 10 it. Al the end Of that time, PROSTATE
and almost ruined. the people will re-embrace
each other in great y aud love.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
Ezs.trfSI.k EEGASLATTRE.

In tn: Senate. yesterday, bills were report
eli i:corpurating lac PJtoW4c Land and In
proven Mt Comp NJ luc operating the Nor
Noifok and Princess Aunc Narrow Guage
Railroad CompIny; r.qulrng mJrc specific
reports FROM the ra;roa.:, aud canals OF the
State: providing tor TIE payment Of Interest
OF the pubic DEBT, arI pruylilOs fur the liqui-
Iailou .! t.: p.l3lIc debt.
Bit, W re introduced 10 prevent lrrespOnsl-
bic c0n pInlc5 from acquiring Virginia rail.
road, anI atn-r works OF lDernai luiirGv- ment !;
and amending the code relative TO delinquent
lands .n1 venting railroad com panes from
au.portIug animal, for a pugcr period than
.Eir.y nuur, without food ADD water.
\ bill va, passed amcu,liug The code rea-
tv" 10 rules.
The Scnate bill - provide by Communication
for - dl.rs Of the late war who lost llmbS 10
The vice oil The STATE ;rd are ctiz :ns there
d, was debated al Icu-rh aud recon- united.
In the II use of D ,i"gates bills were ported
amen uz the Code iu relation to fishing;
aneadng an act incorporating tie town OF
VI uut } !caSOn, in ohenaoi1ah county; limit-
lng the !nlobtcIn ;, Of cities and towns; re-
turuiLg the brouz2 statues IN The western yes.
tluute OF the CIpltoI; amending the Code rea
tive 10 public free scno 'i-; to encourage inter-
mediate grades 10 public schools; and fixing
the pay u jurors setvlug Oh cor0ucrs luquesIs.
\ petition MAS presented of citizens of Mt.
Jack %, Shenandoah coubty, IN regard to the
granting OF !iccusts to sell liquor 10 said lowo.
l. va, resolved that it was n"xpedient TO
epl>I-:e gu the subject OF Increasing the juris-
dlctl"n Of the County courts, and autholiz ng
county c,urs to "mpaun"l grand jurles.
The bill providing ior cases Id the Capitol
rotunda for the exhibition of State Minerals
wa, pissed.
| think Summons Liver Regulator one of
the best medicines ever made for the LIVER.
have seen ii used by NY wife and BY na.y
Others who were sick and aH cted, with wos-
dertui effect. 1t seems 10 always cure.
I. FL. SPARKS,
Albany, Ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Schurz sub
uirei resolution instruciing the Committee
on the judiciary 10 irqaire wha' legislation
bv C-ucrcss is necessary 10 secure to the people
Of Louisiana their rights 81 self government
untsr the ConS;iution. and 10 report with The
least possible delay b: bill or otherwise which
be will ask 10 be taken up Oh Monday, when be
will ADDRESS the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
CONGRESS-.

l. j.: I $: Seng:e, ysS:srday. I'd. the . AaEs
mcutS. Nr. Ihuruaa's restitution requesting
the President 10 tufni-h iufvrwation 10 rea
riou IL il. ac;ans Il /. ). troops ip Louisiana
then cam" up. aud Mr. Bayard took the f 'or
AMI Delivered au i qpont aud effective speech
in dcuurciatlpo Of The tyranny ot Gen. Grant
aud l." in.atD u. Diagrams # Gen. Sheridan.
:Sp~eci.", w~re also ried- by Mr>,rs. Thurman.
Sarrca;, Stevenson, West aud Morton. Mr.
+ :EkUg ameLiE.eLt, Inserting lu the request
Of the Pres ,i:nt for Information the words,
'if il hi Judgment n0t incompatible With the
public interests" was sIopted-yeas 81, nay,
II. Mr. Merton amendment, TO Include To-
tDru.aiJn 10 Ic.atIon 10 the cXsfc0cc Of armed
orgaalz ,li1ua 10 Louisiana, was also adopted,
together "i'h Tia; tou's su2ndmcnt extending
The rtqi4,t 20 the SAFES Of Mississippi and
'ie:na-,"c. Tn resolution. aS amended. was
GnaIiy passed aud the Senate ad j3uroed until
N"Luay.
10 lie House c. Representatives. the Secre-
rary If the Treasury was requested to furnish
a .tat"n;en: o. the customs receipts for the Sec
oni quarter OF the year 1874. and TO state
wh.tner ad1ition4, iaxa'iUu would be required.
\ large ru;njcr ut private bills were reported
ar,i disposed Of. Inc Dill Tor he relut Of j hn
Il. S4tl,"ron, If ST. Mays county. Md !, was
r = rtci on Nv r. j.. y biz was passed pro-
inoti"g G.n. RIu> SAXON TO place on he
;tlny register II X aIfcr Gen. Stewart Van
En.,. Mr. Batter Introduced bill providing
ivr L W election in LOUIS Mr.. Randall
;ootc Statement which proved couc:u$veiy
bis charge, thar NJ. Maynard had been guilty
Of Ii,.raceiui breach Of faith lc refusing TO
l,@rl.Ir a,nen,i,nclt, to he S"natc FiDance bill.
Inc House ri uracd mil Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
FALL CLOTHING.

hystock ofFALL CLOTHING an0 CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS is now complete, COM
prising the greatest variety Of SUITS, Of the
latest Styles best material and finest finish ever
before offered.
am doing large business, with compara-
lively small expenses; hence my ability to 81!
cheaper than the like can be procured in larger
ctief. NJ stock bel unsurpassed in a:iety
and quality, you will do well to give me y call,
aid thereby save large percentage.
5. DEALHAM, Fashionable Ciothier,
oct 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexardris, Va, Postotdce
January ?, 1875.
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad-
vertsed and give the date of the list.
II not called for within thirty days they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Anderson, Edmonis Henry, John
Beach, Miss Fanny Jackson, Mrs Eta
Baker. Mrs Hannah Johnson. Edward
Brown, Miss Lizzie a jackson, Miss Ellen
Casey. Sarah, col Jones. Miss Mary
DULY hon, JOHN Merchant, Geo w
FINALLY, Patrick McIn,osh. Mrs Mandy
tog.rty, james Phelps, Thomas
Fo!tner, Mrs Fanny Smith, Robert
Gray, Miss Lucy Spencer, Mrs Annie N
Gilbert, Miss Ella Thompson. Miss Sa:ah
Gail, w Taring, Miss
Gelse!man, N Turner, Amanda, col
Holt, r Whsen, Mrs Biddy
jan pit W. N. BERKLEY, P. d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

" = :eS,t |:es>r, -, e;':d truly q he 7s";ss

" = :ea !.:s:ery -. e''.d >yde q he 7'"'ss
.Aho1, II cock ~ thursday nigh; barrel
Oh L o;rocS" p,@lr Exploded in the works
II liz = .nJr9ck P..si~r Company, Back Oak
Il u.e. y j., with terrific v!oituce. shauerlrg
tie t,u!..:,ne~ aGaIDi TO at0nis he shock was
s.;,Sj,..r X Tor tit,e@u 0? twenty miles around,
anl was generally behaved 10 be an earin.
~ X: \ \ = la4n evening paper auuouhced
/. i, !ir-j ;IIi2o ;:!4: III c,r!tqu K: hal boen
!! tie ,,r:.yiau. nigh! 10 the r,untry rouhd
ar,ut tia, c,y. N pc,sou was hurt oy tue
eXt.ysloJ.
rgouas \. Sco.t, viii Judge Bakor, was
bot.re Iii. Il u>a toAmt;cc on Pacific Hall
roads Yesterday aui presented reasoos Why
the BIZ. IL aid ti.r c"ust:uc:l.n OF southern
road 70 the Pacirc ,!ipu.! be passed. At the
1.uls.t 81 the c,lInlrtre tie Statements made
VII IL r.Iu'ed. ! sub c4u.ii.ltlre was appoint
ID to c.u>Icr the matter aud repor; at au
e-ry d..
\ f:a al Fl n.,d4n, Pa. yesterday destroy.
ei pro:~r,y value! at 100000 Several OF
the phi, {! "a. bu>!n,>, houses OF TIE toWn we're
oucced
\ e1s,rcl -irI isapr,s 70 be Lily j ohDsoD)
vas run yer Dy trliu On th. Washington
B. .uca 4 abroad, at Aurapris Junction, yes
to-day avvuos. aud loS;aai,y killed.
T.~ jury iG the Tityn. Beecher case was
c1u.pl:tel ySs eruay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Congress on the fourth Of March. de VIII
have the same right to sustain the Clerk OF the
present House with troops, aud allow hlm 10
cali such names as he pleases and organize the
House as be peases; there would be 20 phy,l-
cal power 10 Congress TO prevent 1t. But tue
American people will stand 10 the wa; IN )
will visit upon the heads of the offenders al
such violations of law aud night. He Sai1 this
movement now was an attempt 10 teel the pop
ular pulse to see how far power could 90 II
the American people were lnsens'6le 10 The
wronrs of their fellow citizens III Louisiana.
depend upon it, they would teel them elves
and in a broader manner the same disregard Of
their rights and liberties.
He was glad no flmsy cover had been put
over this new u>uvpatlon, that there was no
pretence of obeying the civil authority 10
sham Of carrying cut the DEGREES OF corrupt
court, but it was the plain, open, mailed nano
Of the soldier, aod it was for the people u
meet the issue. The history OF Louisiana vas
as old as the history of the world; It Was tie
history OF resentment against orprts>lca'
against tyrauuy and wrong. Give these !'1opc
government that they eau luve-a covert
ment that has sume regard Tor them aud tEc!T
Interests.
He c, uld not forget that to-day was the ar
niversary of the baltIe Of New Or.cans--a day
the results of which were as eiorl 'us AID -
welcome to the people Of Delaware or Of Main,
as to the people OF Louisiana. Shall the g!9fI
of tha; day he diminished By The shade .! 'hl-
l. the houor which then accrued 10 the A,;.er
lean army to be ccr>"d hy the disgrace wh'ci
is uow c ue upon i? lt-ray have p"eo M
;aker ju :g;eu! AMI high parry te:. ling "h'c'
has carried the Executive thus far. tnt h
hoped the American people would let Il III IN
3,.r,tand tina, bis hand must be takeo !reu III
.hrtat Of LluisiaEla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Or the 9Th inst, Mrs HENRIETTA PICK
IN. rect Of the late Jghr. Pickin. IL Her fu
r.ernal Will take place at two o clock tomorrow
eft"raoon. from the residence Of her son, J. a.
Pckn, No l99 hing st.
At Holly Grove arm, IN Nottingham i.is.r!c:
Nd. OF typnoid pneumonia. On Thursday, the
RICHARDS, relict OF the late James Nobl-
Richards sg"a 50 y=srs leaving large circle o.:
EelaliTes and frieuis 10 mourn their loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

4 large meeting was heiI at LincoIy Hal,
10 Washington, last night, under the auspices
of tue Jackson Dem ,cratic Association Rss'-
lutons w.re adopted denounciag the action OF
the President and Gen Sneridan in Louisiana
as ,yrauuica AID autagonistic TO the geniuS of
our Institutions and the sovereignty Of Sta;es,
AMI deploriug the loss Of Constitutional liberty
10 thar State. Speeches were ma!e T.; Sra
tor. Salisbury, oi D .laSaTe, aud Bogy, OF Ms
souri,, and Representatives Roo!aSo. aud Y
Gov. Vance, Of North Caroilua; Parker. OF
New Hampshire; aud Whitehead AID Harris.
Of Virginia. Letters were read from Senator
Bav.rd, Gov. NcE1ary, OF Louisiana: \. II.
Garland, of Arkansas; aud L. +. Witners, OF
Virginia, regrr,ting their liability 10 atte1d.
Mr.. Harris. of virginia, in referring 10 what
he thought Gen. Jackson would say to S;:,rl-
dan, couli he reappaar in the streets o. New
Orleans. SAID his language would be: BY The
eteroa YOU little bot-taiisd arlStccrat, ald
overheard lie would pich hin ioto the Ai>>IS-
Sipp. where, said be, he would 10: AJAX.
nore noise than .r's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

The Virginia Senate has passed bill. here
tofore passed by the House Of Delegates, TO
protect the city Of Richuoud in making sub
scrip,iou to the capital stock of the Richmond
and Trans Alieghaoy Marrow Gauge Railroad
Company The bill provides that in the
event of subscription by Richmond city to
thi. com pany, the CITY and company may enter
into an agreement to the effect that 10 coo>id-
Grafton Of such subscription the company 'may
bind itself never TO construct auy branch, cX
ccpt such as are mentioned 10 the Sth section
Of the charter, in the counties Of Patrick,
Washington, Smyth, Carroll aud Grayson, nor
TO form any ruuning CONNEXIONS with any other
railroad without first obtaining the consent Of
the municipal government Of Richmond there
to &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

The ship Grey Eagle OF Baltimore carcencd
and sunk of Chase wharf, EelI's Poiut ycstcr
day while being moved from one berth to auolh
cr. The cargo had been discharged and the vessel
can be easily raised, the loss being COMPARE
lively small. The tug Vigilau,, which was en-
gagged 10 moving the ship was caught BY the
rigging and also carried down. No ooe was
Injured on board either boat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Lewis Adams, coored, was executed at
Pittsyvania Court House yesterday, for the
murder of another negro, named Rice Wilson,
on the 9th of June last the dispute between
snot his antagonist with gun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Mrs Ann Tucker Magll, daughter of Judge
H. St. Gcorgv Tucker, and relief Of the late
Professor \ fred M4gi;l, Of the University OF
Virginia, died % Sunday last. For most or
Ter if: he was a resident Of Winchester, but
fra year past size tad been living is Stanton.
sh. was. a; The i'm. vt her death, 10 her Goth