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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16
The Vrutafni Plot.

The passenger, wiic Was going down
the Uig RIVER Tor the first time ~ hi, lie,
secured perui,s,ivu ~ GiiiiiO up beside
the pilot, gram viu grayUack Who never
tViu i,c ~ iiin ALE.
Slauy ullixstVrs In this riverY' iiis
CURED the stranger, after "a loon around.
MOT % many nov. since they yot 10
shuutin' EN- Ivr their hides aud taiicr.
Was tiic reply.
III SEED 10 b. lots. ehf'
IL don't want To- tell you about TN,
stranger" replied the pilot, CHING
heavily.
"Mhy, :"
"'CaiI,r you'd think | was a-lyin to
you, aud that -uinlnin l never DO.
Aiu cheat al kcords, drink whisky or
ciiaw poor terUacAer, bu, | can, ne"
Then there u,rd to bc lots vi EN- =
inquired Tie passenger.
lin most AFRAID u tell Sc, Mister. but
I've counted 'ieven hundred allygaters ~
The mile from Nick-burx liar down to
Orleans! That was year, ago, store q
| shot wa. ever tired at EN-"
"Well. 1 don't doubt It," replied the
| stranger.
"And I've counted 3,459 Of 'em Oh one
sand-bai - continued the pilot. ut
| veyUr WAS aboard. and he checked 'etn vi
| as 1 called cut
Il haven't tllr least doubt OF it," said
| the passenger. as lc hraycu u sigh.
| lin glad that. s,rangrr. some fell
Ter, would thinh | Wa, "a liar, when IN
telling the ,ocnn truth. lhis used u be
II paradise for allgalOr-, and they
were So lhlch that the wheels Of the boat
hIlled an average OF iorty-ninc to the
mlr ~
us that so;''
",rur H. gospel. mister. used to al.
most i,el sorry Tor the cussed brutcs,
| 'cail>r they u cry cut c'enatiust like u
human being. We Killed lots VI 'cin. a.
| SAID. ami We hurt II pile more. ! ,aile'
| with one captain who allus carried |;
thousand bottles oi llnlu-nt 10 throw
o,-i L. the wnu dvd ONES :"
''iir did!'
| "Iruras you live. he did. don :
'>p,,t III cvri zee another such u Kind
christian man. And the alligators got Il
know the Name, JAM. and 10 know APP.
tain rou. and hry'd SWIM "ul aud rut
their tails agIn the boat and p,,rr like eat
| AN look up ami Try To emile
! "liwy woiiid!'
"oil'inn truth" stranger. And ono,
position boat right behind. the alligator.
| gathered around. got under her stern.
| and BUMPED her clean over the bar by Il
| g,aHa push! II iooS- like "A big story
tut n'ycr told liz yet. and ! never
-hall. wouldn't liz inr all Nc money
You cuu,d put aboard tins boat"
There wa> II painful pau>e, aud after
awhll" the pilot continued:
"Our ihjiur. gin out once. aud Il crow,
ot allygatnrs took Il tow line and haule
II. iorly-iive miles up stream to Vick-
burg :"
"rhry did z"
"And when the news got along III
river that Capt. Rom was dead, ever
al, gator in The river daubed his lrit ca
with black mui ~ badge Of mournin
anh lois oi EN- pitri away and died :"
The passenger l-it tn" pilot house wit
the remark that h. didn't doubt the stat,
ment. ami the old man gave the wheel
turn and replied:
"rhar's one thing | won't do for low
nor money. and thar niake q liar of ~,
sell. was hrung mp by good mother
aud I'm going 10 stick To the truth II hi
boat dorsn't make a cent
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16

dissec,ing the Notwithstanding water
M boz Of the lot.
The scene was painful to listen to from
the other sid,. of The street. IL Johnny 8
wages were raised ~ high ~ h. was, he
would be In receipt Of about Sl.VOO an
hour. For fifteen minutes ai uplifttd
boot. with boy hDv'ring 81 the toe of II
in " sitting position. wa. TIE most at
tractiye feature OF the landscape In that
back yard -,
johnny says that while there IL no
sepsr IN all ih' SIN irt boys bti'i2 lawyers
and members Oi Congress. ne. Too. VIII
follow thu example NJ the rest. AMI quit
merch iniiZing means 81 me- uinuiating
wealth II II. has got to ,at his breakfast
Off The mn,,el.,,ipcr for u week aite,
every ten strike of n bargain he makes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16
sfcCssVsVs
W. L. BRISTOL,
FAMILY
GROCER

Keeps everything pertaining to
.ho hue oil ;'tap,e and Fancy Gro
series, WoodepNarc, Vegetables,
Fruits, &C, &c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16
In Chanosry..Nastsr's Sale.

In Chaucsry..1asters sele.
State OF Illinois, Alexander County Sss.
In the Alexander County Circuit curt.
william NJ Atherton and John Hodge, vs.. John
Holden and Margaret wallace-Partitiop.
DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given that in pur-
l suance OF decree rendered in the above en-.
titled cause In said court Ut be May term thereof
A. H.. 1878, I, John @. Hartman, master 10
Ell ,ncery OF said county, will, on Tuesday the
!e,b day OF October \ . 1870. At the hour o.
al the court house door IN the city Of Cairo. 10
sn,d county, the following described rel estote.
to-wit: The south half VI the northeast quarter
81 section twenty 'srvep Gu. township SI'ssn
(l5), south range number two J urst ~ the
third principal meridian In ibe county 81 Alex.
amber anu >tats VI Illinois togo Der with the
tsnesncnts aud bervditAIpents thtSeunlo ,c-
longing or uscrcto appertaipinG
Tcru.s Of sale One half cash in hand, bs!anc
| n one and two wears equal payments, Win slS
| per cent interst per Annun' therS0n, a'n1N sa
payments to De srcurcd by mortgage on the
promrty sold ,s,,
| JOHN o. HARMAN,
| Nnscr IN ChanosSy
IxSlag 4 Laasisu, c1Us's'saa''s as'lssss'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
COMMUNICATED.
FOIey'S Statue Of Jackson.

By this .tltuc, jackson Is represented with
the port and pose of a soldier, especially When
viewed at just dist lnce from point 10 the
east, but to my mind this scuipturcd portrait
is Il a likeness, for the General was SLOUGH
u his carriage, though | am Told Heu. Early
says, no one would call him 80 who had once
seen him aroused 10 battle But It has been
said that IAN artist who wishes to produce the
ideal of man takes hold OF the enduring value
he possesses, and adds /, it what he himself is
as man aud artist, and out of this forms a
new creation" Michael Angelo, when told
that he had net followed nature 10 his cele-
bratad statues Of the Dukes OF Ncmours and
Urblno, replied, who would wish to appear
thousand years hence to prove that the Dukes
had looked otherwise" The writer once saw
Jackson Standing over y map spread upon the
Il 'or, tracing the course of stream WITH he
point Ut his uusheathed sword; MS cnuutenance
was beamlng with interest," while he all uu-
Consciously assumed an atltldc so grace ul
aud mliitIry as to render him, 10 appearance
every inch soldier, SO that | may we'll be-
Ilcve that Foley has succeeded in ,ieahzng his
person. CROSS KEYS
November IS, 1878.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
The Pacific Disaster.

SAN FRANCISCO, NV 26. "A Victoria dis
patch says that the coroner's jury on he body
OF Thos J. Farrell, Il victim of the Pacific
disaster, found that the Pacific should not hay,
been damaged by collision with the Orpheu.
1t she had been u SQUAD aud substa tial steam
er; that the collision Was caused by the Or
pheus being improperly steered across the
bows of The Pacific that tie watch on the
deck of the Pacific Was insufficient 10 humble,
to keep proper lookout, consisting ouly 81
the helmsman, Que man, SUPPOSED t, be on
the lookout, and the 81 matt, young N an o.
doubtful experience; t at he Pacific had about
23S persons 90 board, aud lad five boats, whose
utmost carrying capacity did not exceed 100
that the boats were ut aud could not be lower
ed by an undiscipliued aud Insufficient crew
aud that the Captain of the Orphcus sailed
away without trying to ascertain what damage
was done to the Pacific.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
w. g.. v. vi. e. 4. -. Is, as.


The annual, general meeting of the stock
holders OF The Washington City, Virginia Mid
land and Great Southern Railroad Company
was held 10 DanvilIe on Thursday, John B.
Smoot, OF this city, in the chair, aud l.. w.
Reid, Secretary.
Aquorum OF the stock Of the company being
represented 10 person aud by proxy,
The President Of the company, j. S. Bar
bour, esq, submitted the annual report, show
ing the gross earning for the past fiscal year to
have been ST. ,O33. $50 81. while for the same
period the expenses were S632, 367 50, leaving
$4nl ,6i2 II as net receipts.
The Prcsldcnt regrt Is circumstances should
have occurred to prevent more favorable re-
port, but looks forward hopefully, t. the iu.
ture for a large increase iu the bu,iu css of tn,
road, aud consequent greatly Increased rev.
enuc.
The report aud accompanying papers were
acrrl ted
Mr. Barbour was re elected President unani-
nously, aud the old Board of Directors re-
elected, with the exception Of Mr. W. T.
Clarke, who declined, having been chosen /
member Of the Legislature, and Mr.. G.. e.
Holland was elected 10 his stead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
ALEX ANDRlA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS

Viii not waste the I,enplc's money, nor at11ct
thcn WIN gIlrv"us lnxra. runnu. to every in
ousIry and enterprise, as has been too often
dnuc In the pas. These reforms, aud these
only, Can ever enable Govern krmper's
Mother OF States sagrs and heroes, bowed
down 10 sorrow, with BOSOM bruised aud wound,
ed-Wlth garments rent aud rolled in blood to
rise, dash away her tear>-lt up her brow
with glad consciousness oil unbrokcn pride and
unsullled honor and demand, and resume COM
pete possession of her ancient place n the sis
terbood of States, and 90 forward to the great
destiny which belongs to her.
Fine rhetorical figures like these are beaut
full to listen to, aud to read, but without earn
est deeds aud actions to enforce them they are
no more than sounding brass and tinkling
cymbals, when States are to be regeneratcd
and raised to great ieslinies. | rcpeat it.
Virginia eau only rise and be what her true
friends would have her be by the timely re-
mova of the mul irude OF dead weights which
are crushing and dragging her dowu like a
ucther mill stonc-;hc dead weights of indo-
encr, Intolerance lily pride, foolish preiu-
dlces. anil uuwSe lcgislaliuu
A PLAIN FARMER.
CollingWoOd Va Nav d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
NEWS OF THE DAY.

ITO shoa0 the very age and body Of tie Tnles"
The report Of the failure of the Manila house
of Russell, Sturgis 4 Co., is confirmed by yes.
terday's London advces.
Small pox is prevailing at several poiuts
| along the iinc Of the Delaware and Hubs IN
canal, III New York and Pennsylvania.
Cardinal McCoskey arrived at New York
yesterday, and was escorted to his residence by
delegation OF clergymeu and luymen.
The announcement that ex- Mayor Hall would
| appear at The Park rheatrr, IN New Ink, in
a new drama collabOrated by hun, has excited
much interest.
A dispatch r,ceved at Quebec from one of
the survivors OF the MagdAieu Island fl .el says
SIX vessels were lost ani only seventeen III n
were saved out OF sixty.twu.
Great snow storms are reported 10 the prov
lucc oI New Brunswick. In some places the
suow lies eighteen inches dep Several schoru
| ers are ice bound at P,lt Duchcne.
An elderly gentleman caused somc excite
mcut in street car in Baltimore, yesterday,
by an attempt to administer personal chastlsc,
ment to young gentleman.
The public prosecutor al Berlin has applied
to the Senate OF the State Tribunal TO indict
Count Won Arnim for treason, on accourt Of
bis alleged authorship of the pamphlet watch
recently appeared.
The SUN Of SlU5, 900 has been subscribed by
the citizens Of Cluciunali, which, with the
Sl45 00O given by Mr.. Reuben Springer, com.
pleteS the SUN necessary tor the erection Of the
new Music Hall.
A Madrid special says that Mr.. Layard the
British Ministert Spain, when passing through
Bilbao recently, refused to receive visit from
General Burrlel, OF Santiago nCtlii, ty, who is
Governor Ut the Province, and has been re-
moos'rated with by the Minister Of State.
Lyon 1.-THE signal officer on Mount Washing
ton, N. ill., supposed to have been lost GU
the mountain during the severe storm of We'd
Desday, reached the summit next morning in
an exhausted condition, having passed the
night 10 deserted hut.
While pleading case in the court room at
Westminster, Md, yesterday, Elijah f. Crout,
esq, leading member of the bar of Carroll
county, tell to the HDOr and expired with start.
ling suddenncss. The deceased was aged fifty
1--we Years, and was greatly esteemed.
The Manufacturers and Builders Bank of
New Y ork suspended yesterday There was run
on the Peoples Savings Bank, but the officers
took advantage OF The lule requiring sixty days
notice for the withdrawal Of deposits and closed
their doors. The bank will pay seventy. FIVE
cents on the dollar. There was also q slight
run on the Security Savings Bank
At the execution OF a colored man and woman
Yesterday at Monroe LEA FIR rho murIor If
the Ia'tcr's husband, a horrible scene was en-
acted. The woman died with but slight
struggle, bu; the man by some means succeed.
ed IN freeing his arms OF the cords by which
they were pinioned and graspcd therope above
his head aud one OF the supports OF the gal
lows, when the Sheriff aud jaiIor seized his
arms ami held them down until death put an
end to his struggles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

How A Horse CAPTURED A WoLF.-Thc
Rsrric COM Gazette says
MIR. John Davis, farmer 10 Sullivan
township, couLt, Grey, owns a horse which
has habit OF getting out of it4 pas ture field
The other ughl the farmer, as an experiment,
tied the horses fore feet together, and LETT
him, hoping that his scheme would cure the
horse OF, or ut least prevent hun INDUCING in,
bis bad habits. That night pack of wolves
visited the uelghborhood, their bowls being
plainly heard by the occupants of MIR. Davis
house. LII the morning, however they, had
disappeared, and the farmer having business
some distance away, LETT to transact it. His
children, going TO school, had OCCASION 10 pass
by the pasture field 10 which was the breachy
holse, aud, remembering the visit OF the wolves
during the night, they went IN to look after
the horses safety. There was The animal, right
enough, apparently, but standing in a singular
position away off 10 the field.
Inc children approached nearer. and the
horses appearance seemed more strange. At
last they boldly cawe up close aud discovered
the cause of the animals strange condition. A
large gray wolf was under his fore feet, piuued
down to the ground, so to speak by the chain
lettering the horses limbs, aud secured in sunh
way that escape was I'M possible. The pIucky
horse bad evidently been attacked 10y the saw
age brutes, and alter gallant fight he had not
only routed his asSailants, but managed, 10
this singular way to capture one. No one
being around to relieve the horse, he had t,
hold bis captive till MIR. Davis returnei-Gye
hours-when the wolf was dispatched, his scalp
t.ken to magistrate, the bonus get for it. aud
tue brave horse treated to an extra feed of oats
With the exception of lew BITS on the neck
the horse that captured vol" came ouI Of
the battle comparatively uniujured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
: EDITORIAL NOTES.

Suspension is now the order of the day.
There are in England and Wales ia local
prisons, or one to every 100000 people.
A company of negro minstrels are said to be
meeting with great success in Paris.
The next Virginia Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South is to he
held in Richmond.
Hundreds of miners are reported to be going
into the Black Hills, which are now occupied
by the military.
Yesterday was bad day to present debtor
with bill. All joys have their mumcut OF re-
action, even Turkey and Minee pie
Of the 1884, 900, 900 acres of land which
constitutes the area of the States and Terri.
tories of this country, LISA, 100000 acres are
yet to be explored and surveyed.
The U. s. District Court at Philadelphia de.
cdes that supervisor of the internal revenue
service is not the proper officer to examine the
checks received in bank. Right.
Baron Edmon Kothschid and Count de
Turenne, of France, two gentlemen represent
ing $5OO,OOO,O0O of property, have arrived 10
San Francisco. they travel, dress and lodge
very plainly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

The GREEN OF THE WAVES. Nothing can
be more superb than the green OF the Atlantic
waves when the circumstances are favorable to
the exhibition of the color. AS long as wave
remains uDbroken no color appears, but when
the foam just doubles over the crest, like an
Alpine snow oornice, under the cornlce We Of
ten see display Of the most exquisite green.
Ii is metallic 10 its bIliancy, but the foam is
necessary to its production. The foam is first
Illuminated, and IT scatters the light in all d.
rectlons; the light which passes through the
higher portion of the wave alone reaches the
eye and gives to that portion its matchless
color. lhe foldios OF the wave, producing as it
does series OF longitudinal protuberances and
burrows, which act like cylindrical lenses. in.
PRODUCES variations in the intensity of the Iipht
aud materially enhances its beauty-TyadaWs
Lecture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
TELEGRAPHiC SUMMARY.

-Chanez. the lieutenant of the late bandi
Vssquez, was killed in Arizona yesterday.
MIR. Beecher was served with sub enas YES.
day evening to attend tho trial of the lloe SUITS
of Bowen against the Brooklyn Eagle. avs
Gov. Ingersoll, of Connecticut, to-day al.
pointed ex-Gov James 4. English to be u S.
Senator in place of Hon. 0. 5. Ferry, deceased.
The Peoples Savings Bank, No. 30I Third
avenue New York, closed yesterday after al
existence of eight years. The deposits are now
less than $2OOOO0 which are included in some
depositors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
COM NJ ERCIAII.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Nov 27-Wheat is
active and steady; offerings Of 1853 bushels
with sales of white at 100 for common, l32 and
1873 for prime, and l37 for choice, and red a, Is
10 l32, 1873 ana 3j for fair to prime, and lao
for choice. Corn is dull and lower; offerings q.
50 bushels, with sales Of new mixed a. So ~
and e. Oats in light receipt; no sales Report
ell, Ear-Corn brought - 81 .er 3D..
REcsIrrS OF Pho ICE The following were
The receipts by the Wa hinstou City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern K. K. this wa,k
Corn 800 bushels, wheat $3.50 rye 225, oat.
500, beai's 81, hue wheat CO. /, ;atues ST., rnlons
~, corn meal % obiS. ear corn 80. wool SACKS,
walnuts 10 bushcis, chcstnuts fl ,ur 5OG bbls,
lime 100 nbIs, huckwhcat fl ur u bhls. dressed
poultry IL bbls ard boxes. butter 80 hblS and
urkinS. eggs bills and boxes, soap biol, dress
ed h"Ss 3O, game bags and boxes, apples -
b is twin" s hbt<, ground sunac 40 iI9 lbs,
Sumac lOS sacks, drl"d fruit 2G bbis aud bags.
lows c"opS, lcathr- 81 rolls, calves 20 hcai,
hay "A b: les low hbls, vinnger bb 5 p.ao
ia Der 3W0 IT, oak iuub"r fl 0 It, fresh beet
Zioo ins, IT, neware 30 piece wood AZ cords
Ia, u hrkln>, bc"swNA $50 i3:, hides 10 bundle
tobacco boXc,, sun lrits ~ boxes &c / nlnrrs
sack, cabb"g" $50 hra !, lultl" .rs, bark ,
cars, coal raT, su Z CARS, iron 1 ,arS.
COAL. REroRr-'Ihc following is u report of
the receipts anl shipments Of cod during the
week ending toad ":
RECEIPTS. tons.
American Coal 4 t.
hampshire and Baltimore Co Co...... wD
d. l. hghew .......... ..... ..... 80
lolh ................ > Dl2
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal ! t;,u
II 'lnpSlITc an; Baltimore Coal Co... IL
- "A ShS" 40
Total r-ul
SHRT or all n j.EIfHs-4, W.. g'K 81
sun rose.............G 81 Moon ri,..S....... 5 IL
un sets ..............1 ~ High 4ucr......., uM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
FDRT or all II !.vIfHs-4, .N',.g"R. -


Steamer Sue, Baltimore, to Broders IL Go.
Schrs lhln :,nIncrm n, Henry J May |. j
FIR and Hattie Paige, Tor Washington
Schr Alberta, New York, TO >muoL i Perry.
Schr Ashley, White House, to J II ID ~moot
Steamer Hnrbrgrr, Nan"mov, by F 4 Reed
Brig Jesse Devernux, Bos on, by America
e. n TO.
CHI Etta Starter, Georgetown, by VIM a
Sm"uL.
Schr Flying :Scud, !iavre de Grace by w A
Smout
Schr Forward, lIavre dc Grace, by VIM A
SrnooL.
Schr John Slu>man Georgetown, by VIM
Smoot
Schrs n Fl Sin er, Vapor, jennie A Shcp-
herd, Lille FninlnberS, IL b McCauley Ther
Deane, w Il Lewis and Carrie il Woodbury.,
from Gcorert
Schr james Briggs, Sew York by F A Reel.
Schr 4 w Fisk, Boston, by American Coal
Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
a1e1annria, Uirginia,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81.

The London Times, referring to the purchase
by the British Government of 1T, 900 shares
Of the Suez canal, says the purchase was made
for political reasons. that the importance OF
the step can hardly be overrated, and that
England will be regarded by all the world as
having entered upon new phase of Eastern
policy. The Times further says that should in
surrectiou or intrigue, aggression from without
or corruption within, bring political as well
as financial collapse to the Turkish Empire,
it might become necessary to take measures
for the security of that part Of the dominious
of the Sultan with which Eogland is most
nearly concerned. 1t is also hiutcd that Eng
land will become possessed of the entire prop
erty by buying up the rest of the shares aud
paying the two loans, amounting to e. 800,
900, raised by the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

10 the debate in the French Assembly yes.
terday on the Electoral bill. an amendment was
rejected, modifying the electoral system by
Limiting the number of names on ticket to
i've. The triumph of the reimbursement sys.
TEN IS now considered certain. M De Cassag-
na has been summoned before the Courts on
account of his recent speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

The new Constitution of Texas contains sew
eral restrictions on railways. Railways are
declared to be public highways and COM
mon carriers; the Legislature is authorized and
required to establish reasonable maximum
charges, to correct abuses, and to prevent un-
just discrimination and extOrtion; consolidation
with competing line or with lines outside the
State is forbidden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

Chief Justice Waite having been mentioned
as paobable candidate for the Presidency, the
Toledo Commercial prints 40 extract FROM a
letter written by him to friend in OHIO, in
which be emphatically declines to allow the use
of his name 10 such connection, and says he
does not intend that his judicial position shall
be used as a stepping stone to something else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

LPARkLiNG CHAMP AZ \ h CIDER
- Another supply Just received direct from
New York. This article has been pronounced
fully equsi to Champagne Wine by lnVa!ids
who have been directed to use the latter In
quart bottles, ut So cac:,, or 50 per Dozen HI"
pint do, ut SOC each, or S3 per dozen; -,
oct 2G JANNEY j. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27
(H.T.fL GfS.U.HER{ +.

Arrived--Boals K Ii Miller, ~ 5 Wintring
ham, u Anuon, II cted, } l. ReiI. } Day
ton, w Boothe, jr., r Bender aad rnrse,
to American Goa Co.. B K Summers, to
mot
Ueparted- Boats love- American Flag,
Il Miller, "A ) Wintringham, Annon ana
Defd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

A Paris dispatch says the Spanish reply to
the American note comedies nothing but that
parties on trial before courts martial in Cuba
may invoke the aid of COUNSEL Spain promises
reform 10 the matter of confscation OF proper
ty, but declines to adhere to the treaty of 1895.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-27

At the trial Of Chief Clerk W. o. Avery, at
81. Louis. yesterday, for completely in the
whiskey frauds, one witness testified that the
famous dispatch which reached ST. Louis la t
May, four days before the seizures, was from
40 agent of Newcomb, Buchanan & Co., with
whom be was informed Secretary Bristow was
interested. This created sensation, and Gen
Henderson said if the defense would show that
Bristow was member of the ring. the prose-
cution would have him indicted at once