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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-29

AS FAR as the expense of living in
Philadelphia is concerned, it all de-
ponds upon the choice of the visitor.
AS in any other city, he can live at a
high rate or he can hire a room and
procure meals at a restaurant, of which
there is no lack, at a price according
as he can afford. Three dollars per
day will make one comfortable. and he
can, Of course, add to that, ad lib.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-29
A MADRID paper gives some staff

A MADRID paper gives some statis-
tics showing the relative healthfuIness
of various great cities. The annual
mortality for each 1 200 inhabitants in
Madrid is go; in Vienna, 32.7: in
Berlin, 800; in Rome, 29.3: New
York, 27.9; Turin. 24s; Brussels. a s:
Paris, 23.2; London, 22.2; PhiIadel-
phia, 20.3.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-29
ABROAD.

den, Hendricks and Davis
ABROAD
HAssAN, the assassin of certain mem
bers Of the Turkish Cabinet, was
hanged on the morning of the 18th
AN extensive fire occurred at st. Johns,
Canada, on the 18th, which burned over
territory 600 feet wide and mile long,
embracing the entire business portion of
the town. Among the buildings burned
were $50 stores and dwellings, the Custom
House, the Postoffice and other public
buildings, and seven hotels and nine
churches, the entire loss aggregating about
Sc, 000,000 Several persons were serious
ly burned.
THE Turks in the province Of Bosnia
are reported to have raised the green flag
and to have proclaimed a holy war
against Christians.
ACCORDING to Calcutta dispatch of the
18th, an alarming outbreak of cholera
had occurred at Gulwoda, II small village
on the Bombay & Baroda Railway. Out
of the 200 inhabitants, 100 had died dur
ing three days.
ACCORDING to Constantinople telegram
of the 10Th the Ministers Of the Sultan diff
fered on the question Of creating a Ma
tional Assembly, and the promised Con-
stitution would be indefinitely postponed.
BRENT, the Louisville (Ky) forger, was
discharged from custody, in London, on
the 18th, by the Court Of Queens Bench.
ACCORDING to a COnstantinople dis
patch to a Berlin paper Of the Goth, the
mother Of the late Sultan induced Has
san to assassinate Avni Pasha, and fur
nished him with information of the Min
ister's movements by means Of spies.
A RAGUsA dispatch Of the Goth says in
formation had been received from Scla-
yonic sources that the insurgents had de-
sTOyed the town of Allapusa and killed
200 Turks.
JAMES BAIRD, the millionaire iron
master who recently gave $4,000, 900 to
the Scotch Church, died on the Goth.
ACCORDING to Louvain (Belgium) tel
egram of the 21st there was great excite
ment there in consequence of the offensive
demonstrations against the liberal students
in the university. Lectures had been sus-
pended and the guards called out.
A LONDON dispatch of the 21st says the
number of deaths from the plague in Bag
dad, during May, was 1922,
PEsTH Hungary) dispatches of the 22d
say the Sclavonic towns in the south OF
Hungary had subscribed large sums to aid
the Turkish insurgents. Volunteers for
the Turkish ranks were rapidly enrolling, in
spite of the efforts of Austria to prevent
it, and the condition of affairs was alarm
ing.
THE Spanish Senate has finally adopted
the new Constitution by a vote 1877 to II
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-29

THE Illinois Democratic State Conven-
ton for the appointment of delegates to
the St. Louis Convention was held at
Springfield on the god. No resolutions
were adopted. The delegates to the Ma
ton Convention are divided between Til
den, Hendricks and Davis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
EXCURSIONS.

Asst GRAND EXCURSION, via Balti-
a. more snd Poiomsc Railroad, the popular
~ EUKsSA <. 4. CHAPTER, No 4,
under he management Of H. Burr Excursion
tickets will be so!d on The 5th & h, 7.h, Sth IN
and 10Th days Of Novein Der; good ten days tr''c'
date of issue, 1T the rate o. 81 Is FOR round trip
children between 5 and IL years 81 Is The
low rates here Itfered together with tue first
class time and equipment of this popular roale,
will enable eve.y person to witness tie closing
ceremonies of the
GREAT CENTENNIAL.
Trains leave Baltimore and Potomac depot at
l.35 T. M, sos u. NJ, l.i0 y. m, .. fG;. sad
$40 D. m Through without change Tickets
GOOD on all trains except limited cxures5.
ma-Tickets for -a,e At T. M. Whitaker q
Sons, GAL Pennsylvania avenue; VIM Btiinn-
tyne's, AS 7th st., northwest; Gllmun's Drug
Store, 627 Ia. ave-; Heler's Drag Store, 505
Pa avr, under II ationsl Hotel; Maior's Drug
Store, 500 It'll st., NV, cor. ST.; }. t. Cole y
Cos 'St Cloud Hotel Drug Storo, cor 9Th
and SITS n. W., ard Geo. NJ. Howard's drug
store, cor It'll and ST., NV, Washington, D
G., and ut George E. French's Book store, y;
King street. AieNandria, Va
n B--No tickets will be sold at the railroad
depot. nov o-'llth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
'sEse Weather.

New YORK, NV 7.-iau soigDai S>rvicc
bull Il L! observations ;ak"n AT 1.47 u. H.,
to-day, shows the w,vthrr Throughout. he
country rs follows: Lu Alabama, clear aud ccol;
Arkansas, clear add c)l California, clear an!
coll. Colorado, clear ard co,u; Connect cot,
rainy; De aware, cloudy ana threatening;
Florida, cool and fair; Georgia, ctou!y and
light rains along he c.a>!; Illinois, tai: and
coa:; l. ana, Gearing aGd cd; 1o~a, c'au y
and cyld Kansas Gear AID esd; k"ntuck,.
81 ar an;i CO; lI,uslra, clear ana co.'s: NJ llne,
r,iDy; Maryland, cearog up; MASSACHUSETTS,
raiDy; Michl&an, coud? ami COO; Mint esota,
cIaai aud :oi !; Mississippi. clear and cold; lJls
srur cooI aGG cloudy Nchraska. Gear aru
ccl !; n vaJa, far ana coo; NV Hampshire
raioy; y " jersey, c!culy; Ne57 Ioik, rany
on lie Goa cloudy 90 the !lS b,.d iAc'l, r;
North Car ,li1a, coast rair-; UaIo cGudy a1c
ps.sa0l; OrngUr cloudy aud cooI; Pe nsylVp
MIA, thye4,ooiug 1T Philadelphia, ctoady at
Erie aud Pitsburl; Re- &c Island, rainy; south
Carolina, ciou ~; ftun"<,re, !ar an cool;
Texas. ctcar AID cod; Fermout, rainy; Nir
gina cloudy al N2rtok; Wisconsin, fair AID
cold.
The tempcrature Of Br,ckinrIdge, Minnesota,
this murniny. r2oor;:eu zero.
New York Nov 7.-Au rastcrIy storm
preva..s Dorv All Interest coutres On IN"
election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Election.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. THE weather i
clou /, and .rn. The voting is ctlvc. Sigh
disturbances have occurred at two polling places
On the Congressional ticket the democrats art
polling heavy vote but the republicans seen
satisf ID. An Increased democratic maiofity
is locked for 10 this city ard county.
Providence r. l., Nov The election
is proceeding bri,kly considering heavy ran
which is 50 mu:h peaded that it adds an eie
ncnt OF cheerulncss ka,uras from Inc scvera
wards in this city at Ii o'clock show about
679 votes cast with majority OF 1910 fol-
Hayes, the constitutional amendments arr
probably all defeated.
W1LMISGToN, n. G., Nov. THE cI"c'o;
! her, is progressing very qW"Si?, :; larry" vote
| is bu.Dg pollcd AMI both 81 eS are WolklGg hard.
| The democrats claim that tncy will carry The
| State " tour til usami 70 ten thcusa1d aud
lie republicans claim they will carry II by i
| small mi rIty. The basis Il comparison VII
| be the suoernaorl::i vot" oi 1872. wneu Caid'
W Il, republican, bad ,S25 majority.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. Up to this
| hour, l. p. H.. re election ihr"ug OUT tne
city has ~ cuuiu:.@d S,' t'!c utmost quiet.
cess ana good orucr. a very heavy vote Is
| being r1lIcd.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 7-ll:30 a. m.-Ihe
Weather Is clGs' aqu Cow: n"su,ss - .n+aa.'
suspcuocu' li'e 'i'o:io' - i
1hlous'iout ,ne city, ""' INV - - ''' '-''~'
'Du 49,, - T,'>r Nav -Tho o,,o,; ;, ;o
nhNitii', HN>; Wv ,ha,na;o ,,;"n'
''.'ns r ~. Wv. - ,,,llod ~, nL;ot
are 1ua' .u'' ;o'L VIZ ~ pv ra.o pha
lu'eiI oo"'te' - >,I;i -. T,,,,.s h.,
!ePuo''c1uS az s'.,n. 'o'., ia Ga.,r
ltu"peuaent ueoi'''a.'' .'D' 'ha, j., ,r; avn,
no'' a.lu '''c 'oH''-'''''S d '''"' ~ wiz '@'''
'nS c I.',,:,r, ., N,r Two oloo,;n, N
Ao"Co'A' oA'' ~. ,,,n -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
The 2.aae : ard NAL.

New YORK Nov IA parls srccia! says /:
The Pope wa great, affected ty the sudden
ness Of Card IA, A0font is pro-t:ailon. The
latter vas, ty dir, c;,pp Of IN Pope carried to
an aoj ',f.iug apartment. ihc pope seat Tar
his own pi y>riau-. gu upon The arrival oil
the doctor, 81 hope was Gcclar, d goae. The
,acred ri>os We're tieG partaken .: by the ~
leg Car.ioa, and the PDpc retired ,or short
time to another pant vi' the palace. iI- Holt
ue>s, howcvcr, again visited the sufferer before
goir < % tbs bed and remained by his SIDE fer
some time administering Comfort aud c'naola
tan aad upon c>ving, a. the hour was late
and His Holiness almost i'll himself, he gave
the dying man the bcuedictlop, 10 artcuo
norris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
Entail ARRAY III ssOStOls.

BOsToN Nv. IA one O'Clock this morn
log son" m>mb1rs Of political cub attcm otcd
to break dGwu the door OF the pre- niSes OF Adam
Horn, j auaica Plains in order to procure lou r..
tiorb fired n'o the crowd. killing VIM. Elcm.
lug, aud wouudlug severed o,hur-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
LOST 4 ND FOUND

Z OST Or MISLAID-IN FORMATION
IL WANTED OF TWO NOTES, drawn by
Iandon Eliascn in favor of E. S. Plu,nmer,
amount sggregating S24G aid by Plummer as
signed; the dates of the notes not rccollected
but believed to have been made in 1856; also
two iETTEES of Mrs. NJ. L. Ellison II. refer
ence to said notas, al which papers had beef: in
possession OF d l. Smoot Of Alexandria. nd
By him lost, mislaid or placed in the hands OF
some attorney in the neigh borhcod Any infor.
ma.on Of or the return Of the above described
papers to Peter Wise, esq, Mansion House,
agent for the owners will be than kfuliy received
and compensated |: required oct 27-ec2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

KEEPING THE SABBATH An employee 90
onr 81 ,ac duwu river UoltS, while lying over
at - landing % Sunday, took his gun aud
s.arlca out tor aaut. After going short dis
iaoc" he was ordered to leave a field, Oh the
gyvuni thai the owur cou net allow gun
u:ag oa Sunday. he INN, dlate!y obcycd, but
wa> somewhat surprised, when, il few minutes
,ti rward, he saw the Sabbath keeping farmer
hauling corr to the boat for sale. He cluuet
&c the difference betweeu the two works so
.ar as the observance If Sunday is concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

NCTAoUS SAILoRs-Iwo sailors oamed
that.y> Anderson aud Frederick Muir cber be
ia"elng q beard the schooner, Florence |.
LcSwoyd u5w lying at the American Coal
"A.rl We're arrested this morning on the cotl-
wan; ot Their captain for mutluous eouduct
"ui seiuslnG 10 do duty. They were locked
~ II the station house where they will remain
nuil. Their vessel sails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

MEETING LAST NlGuT. The campaign 10
&auiFIa was closed last night by a large and
Enthusiastic meeting at Sarepta Hall, which
Vas v presided over ny ex- Mayor X. kemper,
Iuo, iDr ueetiog was addressed by TX Mayor
tluth Latham, General Fg'zhugh Lee, and
,aptaln /. z. Wallace. OF O:aage, all of whom
We're ioully apps.uded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

RADICALS MEETING The Radicals held
in"It iDal 4.eeuug at Tie coloted Ola Fellows
Hail. en- south Columbus street, last night, the
Ngai''er o,ing too lacIelncut 10 allow OF an
HH!eH air tuet!irg at the corner OF Duke and
" r>hi"gtoG streets. as had been luteudcd.
SSrc,,ches were made py l. wis Mckenzie, L.
Is ptnr, K. L. Michel, and r )oeri Games
lie audirpcc wa, composed almost entirely OF
negroes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

AccGpENT.-Eugcue Taylor, little SOP of
Mr. lars ra5ior, who resides 90 Fairfax
street ncar P.iucr, vile attempting TO swing
IN he rear Il Carriage passing his father s
rrs.ercr. this atcTnoon, had his leg caught
H. lie ~l"c aud was tn! WI violently to tn,
ground, rec.iviug severe Injuries. DR.. French
VS. cai.,I u aud lcud,rei the necessary surgl-
ca attc:uaucc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
New Orleans Election.

NEW York Nov. - Il raid special from
New Orleans, dated asst night, says This evan
iug all the democratic clubs we're ordered t,
rendezvous at the Sheriff. office. where they
are now being sworn in u special deputies by
Sheriff Waggamln, Democrat. They mum be
from six TO seven thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
A PROCLAMATION
MAYORS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA,

MAYORS DFFICE, ALkNANDEIA, Va,
oct Der IL, 1876.
Whereas the good order OF q co:ilnu..ity de.
ponds upon the prompt md irnpartia enforce.
mcnt OF the law: which have for their object the
msintainancc ard presery lion OF tho morality,
happiness and prosperity of society
Therefore, BE it known t. all Wi m It may
concern, TINT non observance OF th" LII 81
Opal and STATE LAWS il reference TO
VAGSANTS, DRUM nENNESS. a;.d an act
PROHIBITING THE SALE OF INTOAl.
eating LIQUORS on TIE S,AbB aTH
DAY, will re punished By sentence Of the per
aties prescribed BY each law relative 70 the sub
joct Of the offence, and in this hope 10 have the
assistance OF all good citizens. >,
J. B. JOHNSON.
By the Mayor:
JAMES +. WEBSTER.
Csn,sin o. Police. oct 20-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
Local BreVities.

While the one cl,ck train to day, from
Washingtau for this city. Was comine uo"u
Maryland avenue, negro passenger Tell De'"etu
two cars, ADD would have been mashed 10
death, but for the prompt action OF oySs anu-
or, who pulled him GU; by the collar OF bis coat
The schooner S. NJ. Ried, which sailed from
the American coal wharf, has On board pigeon
which aliyhted on the vessel when seventy-nVe
miles off the coast, durlog the recent easee''E
gale. 1t has become quite tame, aud refuses
ID leave.
As will be seen by uotcc elsewhere IN to
day G ,zette tickets are DOW OF sale at ffench
for the last grand Centennial cxcur>lon LICK,
cts, which are sold at $4.25 each, are stamped
on the day OF sale, and are good Tor ten Jays
from that date.
Mr. NJ Ruben has, at his restaurant, Oh
Fairfax street one OF the NEST complete toys
ever sen, iu the the shape Of a figure OF Beast
Butler, oruamentcd with ,wo spoOts, AID III
geoiousiy arranged to walk aong the COULTER
Six or eight white men, from Washington,
were arrested at hr Ar Ward polls late this
afternoon, fer disrdcrIv cauduc', on complaint
Of Mess :. O. Neal and Fanhu&"n.
Business meetings Of the Fist sn0 Fourth
Ward TiIi,n and Hendricks Clubs were held
last UlElf, ana Various ptttl 'oa'J 1'a"'-S
me,ss Tor the election to-day weye perfected.
SCRlpTURAL -"Simmons' Liver Regulator
is certainly specific for that class ofcomp
which it claims to cure. o. las tarehcl ct.
iects We do know something; and, from per-
so,a experiments, it is Gu opinion that lis
virtues have not been vx.gg rated by the naDy
facteriug notices If the press L! any OF ouT
fellow beings are suffering from hepatlc dis"r.
ders, aud have dGutt5 in relati n 80 the ethc,cy
of this popular preparation, wc can only Off,
them the pie aod caodd argument OF Philip
to Nathsnicl, Come aud sec Try the pro
posed remedy, and then 2ou can judge tor
yourselves.
Rev. DAVID WILLS, President Of Osiethorpe
College, aud pa>:or nf Prcsbyteriao Church,
Macon, Gu, Prot. Univ .rsty of SouIn Caro-
llpa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
Drowned.

QUEBEC, Nov. 7.-Inrce moo, named jobs
Wight; 81 (, john Wright, jr., aud James Be-
dreau, were dsowned while crossing 10 boat
from Ellis B " to Eaesh Bay, AnticOstl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

ALEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY. The
n'aid Directors of the Alex .uirla Caua!
tompany bel! meeting at the Council cham
.S' Yesterday evening. The only business
"so>.c'cd was the appointment of }. NJ. John
80 Soo' esq, a> attorney for the company, vice
Na,t u. l.. Suoot, removed from the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

gs-T The regular monthly meeting OF the Hy.
druulion Stesm Fire Engine Company will b,
held tonight ut Il o'clock.
IL & 2 luKNER SecretA1Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
A ROCLA NJ A t 0 n.
n MAYORS OFFICE,

y =
n MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, n '. 4 1876.
Whereas iae Jaws OF the State pronD:. The
sale OF intoxicating drlnss on election dsys,
therefore be it known tina: all bar rooms 81.
looms, restaurants: and other places where IN,
toxicatng Liquors are sold are hereby ordered
to be closed from sunset on Monday evening
until sunrise on Wednesday morning following
on view al drunk en-, disoederly or noisy per.
sons found either lettering sbou. toe polls or ssp-
pearlng publicly in the streets under the ibhl-
ence of liquor. j. b. jOHN3ON
By the Mayor
JAMES +. WEBSTER,
Captain u Pc ice. nov ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

oohu Curlau Tue uu,iaw, aud his TWO BROTH
eFs lom aud William, who are also 10 prison
we're bcru and raised 10 this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

FOR RENT On EASY TERMo-The
ai STORE No 70 nor.h Royal street; also The
1 WU STORY BRICK wv ELL1NG, in per-
lect order, VITA gas ami water, No. 1888 PING.
street. Enquire At NO. Z6 Royal ST. Eov1-2w
Al EW GOODS-Received this day: Allcock's
~ Porous Pl.sters, Herrick's Strengthening
Plasters, Tsrrants Extract. Barry's Hair Dye,
Burnetts Cod Liver Oil, Simmons Liver Reg
uator, Bulls Cough Syrup, Eureka Tooth
Powder. Ldes' Corn Plnsters, Barrys Trcoph
crous, Schenck's Pulnonic Syrup, Rosad.lis
Ayers, Bulls, Hclmbolds and Towns nd's
Sa.saparlln, Wilhors Cod Liver Oil and Phos
phae vi Lime and Lyons t. 9th Tablets.
J:,NNEY x CO.,
nov % and l45 King street.
{ iHlLDHEN'S NECK RUFFLE>, Lace
~ HsnIkerchies, Hoods Jackets, &c, in va
rlety, At tLhGCSUN BRO'S.,
nov ! 50 Hing street.
4 HEAPE~T BLACK MOHAIRS and AL
" PACAS We nave ever opened Call md
see them at
rov7 Fl. G. SLAYMARER CO.'S.
DRIME BUCkWHEAT and GRAHAM
L FLOUR jus: received by
nov : q. WM. RAMSMY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

When such mcn as Jams EGtwi<Ie sell
Wells Eureka tr the teeth you can rely upon
lis being frs; class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

J. Q. \. H :ddaway, ESQ. OF "E?lseopal
Metho list, Baltimore, Ma, writes: with
riuch pI.asu testify 10 the good eft :cs OF
DR.. Bull Cougn Syrup n my family. Have
used il r many cases, and in each Instance the
result Was entirely satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

hEISSES' " \ l. * *: nnd >iyI.JDh
I've BQuJ = A large asocS, in every style a.d
qu. ity prices low at WAODEl 5, II kin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

II the 81 ward the names Of the " hit: and
cvlored vcters were kept together, and the Oil,
terence could not be ascertained. The tcia
y,Ie 10 that ward at the hour named was 1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

CpARKLING CHAMPAGNE CIDER re-
y ceiyed dir ,ct from New York. Fol- invalds
co ally rs good as Champagne Wine and 81 less
than one fourth the price. Qusrt bottles Oh cts;
mint do. 20 It's. JANNEY s. CO,
noy6 Nos 10 and lbs King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

WEATHER pRoBABlLlrlEs-Wa War Depart
o,sut, Office of the Chief Signal officer, Wash
nation, D. c.. Nov'r I, lS7e-lO:3O a. M
For the middle States falling barometer, south
and east Winds veering to southwest, c,ousy
nort;ons BY rising barometer and clear weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

s7OH DISEASES OF THE hGS-Steam
e and Hand Atomizers, Cutters Pocket In
hsers, Cod Liver Oil OF various KINDS; also
ocL2I 4. 5. LEADBEAIEkS BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

>sTRAINED HONEY for sale by
- now j. {. s. 4. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

D other supply of Spanish Tuck Combs in
new snd cholce styles, together with full lin,
of I'ressing Combs, Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes ut FERGUSON s. BROS,
noy6 96 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

yeECEIVED THIS DAI-2 boxes (SuO lbs)
Al Isaac Rlcn j. Co.'S large No. Codhsn.
w. A. JOHNSON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

NEW LAYER VALENCIA and MUSCA-
IN TEL RAlSlNS.
nov6 GEO. McBURNEY s SON.
EISHERS UNRIVALLEDM1 MING MEAT
T. is the VERY BEST. For sale BY
nov6 q. WM. RAMSAY. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

.zs FO2 RENT-Tna centrally located three
IEs story BRICK d DWELLING, on Duke ST.,
oac door west from + .r.ax street. Apply 10
DE- I. J. MURPHY. oct2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

I LAkG L stock o' HEAV I GOODS, suit
Ii. able for the country, ~ WHICH VIC invite
the special .ttentlon .: country me. '1ants, as
they will be sold very low Tor money. u " ali
Dkt'S, "a Sing street. sep IL
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-26
Can to Duty.

Mr.. John w. Childress, Jr., Chair
man of the Democratic State Exec
utive Committee for Tennessee, has
issued a circular-address calling the
attention of the Democrats of the
State to the Importance of harmo
NOUS and energetic action in sup
port Of the regular Democratic can
didates. The address concludes:
Tennesseeans, the appeal is made
to you, as descendants of liberty
loving and patriotic sires, to come
from your firesides and take an ac-
tive, energetic, working interest IN
this contest. You are called upon
not only to 60 to the polls your
selves, each one of you, but let each
see that his neighbor is furnished
with the means OF reaching his pre-
cinct and casting his vote. Every
one whose physical condition will
permit should be at the polls when
opened and stay there until they
are closed. Devote one day to your
country and the preservation ofyour
liberties. Let as all work for the
champions of the peoples rights,
for economy, honesty and reform
for the prosecution and happiness
of our people and the perpetuity Of
our onion.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-26
THE RULE OF THE BAYO-
NET.
1t is to be Applied to Other
Southern States Besides
South Carolina.

Washington special to the New York World.
Reports are in circulation that
the South Carolina policy of the
Administration is to be applied to
the States of Mississippi and Lou
isiana, and perhaps other States of
the South. Some time ago the Re
publican managers gave up both
Mississippi and Louisiana to the
Democrats, and it was understood
that no serious fight would be made
for them in November. At that
time Indiana, New York, New Jer
sey and Connecticut were all conf
IDENTIFY counted on as sure for
Hayes and Wheeler, and it was sup
posed that the South could be dis
pensed with and Hayes still be
elected. The unexpected loss of
Indiana and the Slmost certain loss
of New York, which the Republicans
here see is going for Tilden, have
induced n change of policy, and the
programme now seems to be to
make up for the loss of New York
by using the army to take posses
sion of at least four or five of the
Southern States. The general feel
ing, however, in official circles is
one of general and increasing de
spondency in regard to the election.