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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
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Columbus SenfmaI. - Slm Oou.
1srlta9 fano in philadelphia bic feierIi.
DE gntbilllnns 6es columbus @fonu.
merteS auf Dem MuslteIIun0SpIabe Itatf
Yin Seft3u9 er6ffnete am 8ormittaa bos
Yro8ramm, all lueldem bic Columbus
@uaro luo bic @aribaIbi Socigtb BON
ylelp. .yorf, iotuie NeIegationen BON ita.
llenii1en nRteritiibun9s @eIelIdaften
aus yteu.gorfuno anOeren Stdoten, ilub
Die StaotbebOroenuno itaIieniIden Ser.
ne bon Bbilaoelpbia tbeilnabmen. 9In
Der o. ilno gbeItnut CIR. nabm Wfanor
StodleD bic Haraoe ab, uno am @lobe
$oteI in Der gfdbe beS NusIteIInnas.
plabeS paiiirtc Der Bug Dor Sen. Sart.
ranft Weune. gluf Dem YIabe ieIbft
puroe mad @ortrag elmer @iece burd)
oaS @u$iteIInu9S WtuIif. Corps bic Gnf.
billlllngS.Seier onrd gIIOnlo 80. 8iti
nit elmer fur;en Iulprade einoeIeitet
$atcr SioIcri. 8altor Der itaIisnildlen
fatbolii6en STRIDE Sauta Wfaria oi Wa,.
d llno Der Hebafteur beS Il Esco dIta-
ia," Si9nor g. Seedi bi GaIaIi, bieI.
ten MnIpraden, lUoraufb fbie StatueDnrd
ben SonDernelr Sartranft in @emein.
ldaft init Dem italienilden 8eb6um6d.
tigten, Wiuilter 8ane VI. Blanc, emf.
blllt ipnroe, lpeIde8 grei9niB burd 8a.
nonenidllile bon Georges SiQ angetiin.
oiet ipuroe. gfahoem bann nod gbief.
Suffice Oalb bonn glelu.g .gorter Common
RleaS @eridte unO @rdiioent Der ame.
rifauilden 8eosrapbiiden @eisIldaft
cine fllrae &eoe 9ebaIt.n, tuuroe oas
Stanobilo ourd ben Serrn gfun3io ST.
nslli Der Rart.@ommiiiiOn iiberge6en
uno bon Son. MOrton @fcMi1aeI im
Iamen oerIeIbsn in gmpfau9 9enom.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
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(GbarItS GSrifrr.
9rcpnstCpn (SrmSbs)-9rbu 2uB.
Butler. - SGtpb Red.
8rtalntd. - Or. Ibept. 9frRina.
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ppIIlbaysburg. - @. GItiihtr.
puntn9pun. - 9atGt Qtbubarb.
SObnstSpn. - &bas. g. Riitb.
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o,,,,e., @utbonv 9sfs,
Sa"'"P''' Carl Rraue,
Ospr8 @aIl,
aaprsnsspiGs. ger SSssra ~ aSSi!Ila%
qpd Sasrn. - Gpnrab Obsrbsim.
qpfenstcnn, - @eprg gBeber,
Wdrfstti. - Griebrt6 SaaS.
WilInsSi(Is. - 8. 8. &tes.
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MibblttcBn. - &brtl. Bauer.
McuntpilIr. = @epr9 Wet1enba@.
Mc0eesprtt. 9lnbreas 9ertItb.
Ranpna. - 0eorg 5agets
Rsp Rriabtor. - 9eont. &. Rtptr.
Isp Cattle. .-&pbert @SgeIs.
q,,,sh,,r, So. S6mtbt + Rrr. lS7Smitb'
V"'sOHfe fsIb @habs, nabt Der G5infts.
pittSburG-5ranj 0stl SAT Isnn glSe.,
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pbiIabsTpbia (ScutbparD. Sob. 9 Dan.
babtr. 1903 Roro girrtr Ctr,
Grtebr. aletn. bo.
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Carl g@aufIeI 339 Celia as
@eDr8 5. SaPp, 1901 6airmUpni
gluenue.
&br. @trus Gds % & 0airmuunl
Mpsnue.
Capt Saepb GOnrab, si3 8in'
CTR.
SObn 9UbtnabtL City TarI
Sctsl.
SetnrtG RIpbL 81, 80, gds Der
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Spbn Welef. w.. 8. Ode 8rpab
& Gbufian Shn6s.
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Gdt 81. & 6igpalsr CIR.
Granl Ortb (8raufr) 80. unb
Wanr OR.
8m. 3 iIIert, 1000 waGavunf gp.
.3eR, pblIabtIpbid.--Srpt. Sarimater.
Iunraiapasy--psinrt@ Gadtntr.
Reaheua.-G a Q. .8otbenbergEr, 60.
222 MafGineten SiTabt.
go$sRsr & srIssswatr. sim s. y; wSsggS.F' 8 gst
Gdrrnbura-p. TrIItA
@barpsbuTa, - BapitIf 5en6eIbed.
@banipfIn. -grtsbrtt DtpneL
Ianaaud. --Setnrtd @GIIeL
SYruHt. sd ilbsIH 8pst.
kIouivtae 6 9uibnSburg.-S. @.Saue.
DilIiamspSEi-@epr9 Wplff,
gprf.-Sriebrt@ y. Stteg.
8tIIfuppk. - Gbptn 3tbHtI
Obte:
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Ganiun. = 9pbu @eber.
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Upper SanSusFp, III. Martin,
Snbiaua.
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MarpIaHb.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
AIE
ReanIblbantIae 'staats;eitua0,
6srausassfbsn ppn

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
nf9sint istm Dpuusrfas. uub iDiltt So. 90
per Sabr, iabIbnr inntrbalb ess Sabffs, une
90. 30 nats gsrnub pts SabrgnrsS.
Ginaflas GytrnPIarta, 5 Gents per StHd.
aetdt gubIriptipnsH prrStu fir Rtnissr
sIs etS Rondtrn angsnpnimfnj ant lam
Risnianc pas 9Init abbfRflsa, bis ale 9ead-
linbt bfsnbIi iTnb.
H6s- lin bic glersIs elmer 3sliung ~ rtr.
anbtrn, mub man bic altf IcRrbl alJ aud
bic tneut atreHs nilttttiltn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYIvAFI-
CHESTAATs-zErTuEa" in Dauphin County
g larger than that Of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. Itis therefore the best advertis-
ing mcdidum in this part Of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
sic nr6att Merbrcitnna.

Die Girsulatlpn Der Dpennfplsantf Dc
StaatSs 3ettunb" In Daupbtn County
III srbsu ais bic tr9tne elmer anberrn IN 9hr'
rtsbura gtbridten beutlben cbtr snalilbsn 5ft-
iung. Sie bistri bsSbalb bic ttfe @elegtnbst,
An,sigfn In bisIfm Etrile ttS Gih1iss ftttt
psfit Btrtrtitung su btrftaftn. 3D.,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

Sanbere Rfaffeu. = Sic erlte @oR.
9reation8firde in SImberit, WfaiIadu.
ietts, belt am 0onusrltag glbeu6 Ser.
lammIlln9 uno itieB ben 8altor 6. 8.
2atbrop aus Der &irden9emeinoe iuegen
srauiamer 8ebaabIuHs ieiner SomfIie
uno undriitliaen 8etraeenS
Sn Der sn6lften 8aptiItentirbesau All
Bennington (bei 8biIaoeIpbia) luur6e am
Oonneritae Mbeno Der ,,fromme" 9a.
flor Der Semeinbc, ,,NeDsreno" 8ott.
an9eila9t eini9e Der 8eindrinnen iti.
ner Stride nit mebr aIs driitIider 9iebe
bebanoelt 5n baben; ferner bnbe CT fidac.
gen cine illnge frommeSdmeiter Iebriiu.
iittlib betragen &C. @abrtno bic Gn.
tlage ge9en ben 8aitor perIeIen llno Der
lelbe ii6 Dor Der 0emeinoe redtferti.
geno, b. Derldu9nen luoute, 0in9 Der 8a.
ter oes Derfilbrten Mdbdens NIT einem
oi6en &nilppeI beuaifnet auf ben @aftor
los, luorauf Der ,,frOmme SseIenbirte"
bic SInat er9riif; er Tob, pas i6u bic
Beine tragen fonnten, Die &i1mono.
itraBe binab nad oer Sranffor6 &oab
uno MIR oem llmitanbs, oaB er fIinfer
auf ben 8einen luar, ais Der &dber Der
nnihulo ieiner EOcbter, ber auberoem
oaour1 Belt perlor, oaB er iid biifte,
Inn iein falide$ 9ebib an5ubcben, DaS
ibm auf ben 8Oben sefaIsn luar, banfte
IS 8ott, oaB er entfam. 8ott 1T psr.
beiratbet ltno erre9t bieier 8erfaH 9robe
Seniatiou.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

@enu On beinen Radbar anf bem
Strib bait, 70 faufe beiuem S6buden
cine TrommsI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
Webinnnnaen ber anieiaen


an,slaru ptystn sinsridl ME fc!gt:
9efGafts.au5tteen tsIm 9abr, cher
fir tlnrn EbsIl tts 9abu5;
3Wlopait. G Wpnaie. IL Wcnais.
Gin 3oa $400 $500 $500
3pti 9oa 700 1900 20.00
Drd 8Oa 1000 1900 $500
| bstgtnibum-, psrlSnliGss 81.
aentbuui. unb aligrmfirs Inittssn 10
gtnts bic 3tilefiir bic erfe GiniiidHhG uEb
Ssnis nc 3ciir fin ises noGSfriG' Gin
riiduns.
wattattrle 1sbtS in., 9Ittrs Hnb allf
anbfrs 9nlsilrn bri efr aduitn. baltsn, erti
iel reef pitrEsi Spaltt Rsgesn pis folBt BE-
TtAHft tprresn:
Sine game Spallr tibTlit.""H50O0
Cine bdlbf 5pilh - ...- 5000
Cine triiisi 2paItf """ 5000
Cine pitrttl SpalIs i. ."". 4OnO
Cert ssIn1stasn HfTStn rotf fSiGt
trreGntt:
9rsrutor5,, IbmiuiiiraicrS' unb
Mfiianis's gIuitiBsu"........"""$2.50
DttIafbs, LpbessIuJst8eh
Danf abnaituna u.i.p.,.........5O Gta.
nZ- aae grieit, Wiiibslunasn &c. rtttlisn
tpts fclsi ncrrl6rt TsrssT'
]. George Ripper,
20. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

2S Staaten Der llnior erfenusn bns
Oal.in 0otteS in ibren GonitititiOueu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

&c fonimt tbsnrer, Elm 9afer Su be
frlsOissH, ale stpsi Sinber au ueruabrsH
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

Sn &erre$oute, SnOiaua, Durbe aut
Z. os. Mts. elm bOrti9er oeutidsr oemo.
tratilder Burger, gtamenS 9. 8nbeu.
berg, bon brei rabifaIen &aufboIoen.
pelde Die Uniform Der SarriiOn @uarbs
trueen, erfhla9en, neil CT elmer oeutlden
Srau, tutIde Don ben 8onfboIosn miB.
6anoeIt iuuroe 5uSiilfe fam Die 8er.
le iinb in Saft.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

Srauriger llnfaa. = 9IIS am 9ten
bS. MltS. 6rei belaoene 8arreu aus ben
idiefen StoIlen oeS Mittsl 2ebi9b Sob.
lenbersuerfss au gtelu.8oiton, SdubI.
fia GountD, berauf9e3oaen iuuroen, ger.
RIP oa8 Seil uno Die &arren rannten
mitio furdtbarer SdneQi9feit binnnter,
oab bic brunten itebcnoen gIrbeitcr uidt
rnebr Belt bntten iid) 5u rctten. gs
lunrben bier 8er9lsute @iIliam 8ader,
SoI. 8e9er, Sbo$. Sones unO gowaro
glQnb anaenbLidIih aet0btet.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

Gin 9amhfer bsrbrauut. - Gus
Baton Goues, 2ouiiana. iuiro unterm
10. Sft. gemeIbet baB Der Oampfer
,,Soutbern Belle" Sluei Mcilen ober.
baIb 3Iaquemine, rabe bem lueitIiden
llfsr oeS Slniie8, Derbrannte. Oo8
Sdiff neblt @ar9O tuurbe total 5erit0rt,
uuo mebrsre Menidenleben, oarunter
Elm fatb. Rrieiter, 9in9en uerIoren. Sur
tueni9e YaifN9iere ipnroen 9erettet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
Yellow Fever.

The reports :uutay show 4 Sigh improve
mcnt 10 tn" general health Of the city. Saturday
was WINDY an1 disasr:cablc day, aud the bad
weather continued until Suuiay noon. wncn
the ks cleared up ard the afternoon Wa wy
pleasant. Our phy-c!aus have becng lDg da,
aud night, al ali hours The d@stitur ion among
the poorer glasses Is great, Notwithstanding the
etfprts to alleviate il. Ofthc negro population,
am 'untIn= u ABOUT 10000, twa thirds ar now
support b c!ari ), aud the Lurhrr 81 ap
p4aIs l. being incr,i:s by the ilti * Of ,;r>u-
lut" nrgfocs from tue county, VINO. hearing
o. tie All extended 20 their p.opi" in tn" city
are comiuc 10 Tor ihcil share. Addei to tins
,hcrt arc abJuf ) UDD H. ltufc wnitr people,
making total ot s,m3 ID Ouu p"rs N, who have
IL be looked af'rr ami a'd Il according 10 their
oryn,Sitir>. -. NurHnndh Mars
Wow lever u ) .vanWah, Is Increasing
10 ?lru,cnce aad fatality, there having been ii
deaths ;hcIrfrom yr>:cr!ay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
The Turkish War

NJ. Di>raHii, + ri 81 BE .coo-fi" N srooch
yesterday, said hat cary 10 the year, bccarSe
OF failing strength, he informed h, Ou.ei, IT, at
she must DOT cpu It upon hi> services alter the
conclusion of the session oil Parliament He
then contemplated closing his political career
hut retained the premiership at the unapuous
wish Of the Queen aud lis colleagues. He be-
'ieved there uever wa an EagIish Government
Which had more diff 'ul flair, to deal with
than the present Que. U.der ordinary circum
stances, whatever We're the external tfiult.cs
of the British lorc'sn MINIS. err, he would have
the CONSOLATION # Knowing he was back Il BY
the country. But II would be atfcc alion to
pretend for a moment that such at the present.
tin was the posItoo Of her Majcsty's g vcrn.
meut. He said Servia 10 it, relations Wi the
Porte has violated every principle Of honor and
morality
TIE London Standards dispatch from Con.
stantinuplc says early chaug~> IL the ministry
are expected. Tie new Sultan is liberal, in.
tciligcnt ard wilYiug to Sippcrt any measure
for the welfare Of lis SUI! cts. He desires to
largely ,XteEd freedom Of the press. is anxious
to prevent the purchase OF slaves for ha,ru,s,
and wishes to promote the education Ct Turk
ISL women. lie meets with much Opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
I he I entennial.

[Corrcs pondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20. ISI6-As ;o.day
is the time Tor the grand parade of Oli Eel.
lows. and to morrow NV York day, tn two
attractions hive draw together iars, r crowd
than there ever has be n heretofore dutlng the
Exhibition. |; is estimated that over twD hun
dred thousand people are 10 attendance
We Heard of 40 Interesting adventure that
minister Of Cuipepcr, Va. mad wiki il pick
pocket iu WASHINGTON, d. g., while 90 his way
to tits place. 1t s:cms that the CTS wer,
crowded, everybody in hurry t. get s.a,S. !
gentIemao walked in AID t ,ak sat by he u1-
i>t@r. After string lew mtru, ;. ;.r xcam.
ID that this WAS the Go.irr>vi!, rain. Of
course ,vvryb dy 10 K u oft t. sc i; it was
true, aud Hhllr lookl,g on; Il II" wiud IN
Aforementioned gentleman was robbed 1T his
pocketbook. He dill uo' miss il untiI the man
who was Slttiag by nim had lound out hat b.
was not on the Goidousve tram. and bal
-u!d"nty left. ~ ,oou As our mi ist"r had
discovered his loss. lac started in ru sur, ia
Dpany with detective. He soon t,u1i hi.
man. and asked him 10 submit 10 search. Tie
fellow was very l1dgoan', and said that il was
oaly 4 luSr ot the minister's to stra' his peck
ctbook. Nevertheless, he was searched by the
detective the money rccov red, and the ~ Is
ter sent ou bis way ri 'Iclpg. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
he Indians.

Gen. Terry aud staff arrived al Bismarck
yesterday en- route for ST. Paul. a das; BY
the Q n cavalry and a battalion Of the 9Th in
faotry upon Wolf Point ag ncy to Intercept the
Uncapapas attempting ~ cross at that polnt
was tau rc Tie troops failed to overtak
The ILdi ans, VII succeeded 10 Iording the river
ADD escaping IL Bcl,i'h territory.
The employees a; the agency who saw thom
cross represented the Lumber at several hum
drcd. The ludiaDs confessed they were IN a
destitute condition, and had thrown away
lodges tn facilitate fight. They offered ex-
travagant prices in ponies for ammunition.
he troops left in environment at Tongue river
are naking 90 progress 10 building hu's,
and 9th oattaious are Gu route for respective
posts.
A For, Suliy 'eIcrr IN says ChiefBu" .gle,lt
is repor ed when cIcd upon to surrender arUS
and ponies seot WORT to Gen. Buell. at Chey
enne agency that be would do Dothng OF the
kind, and he wants all the soldiers TO cross to
Eest bank, and keep their ratons, and the In
dams would take care of themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
News of the Day.

A portion OF the Fedora! troops from Akin
are at Rouse Bridge aud portion at ElIeotor.
The negroes burned the gin house and other
uuildilgs 90 the plantation OF Joseph AshI%y,
(, UT miles from Robbins, Oh the Fort Royal
Railroad, Tuesday eight. The h;tes attacked
the negroes aud tight ensucd. Ii Is kLo"n
that several were wounded 90 both Sides, aEd
it is reported that some were killed. The nc
procs bushwhacked Deputy Sheriff Patterson
of Buruwcil county. ard eel. u>y wounded hlm.
farce hundred armed wnlic, arrived at Steel
Greek yesterday, aud riot was cXpcctcu II
is known that Johu Williams aud Robert WI
hams, white, were killed by the negroes. he
ports as to the number OF negroes Killed IN va
rlous battles differ.
The parade and attendant CEREMONIES OF the
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows Of America
which took place yesterday in PhIadelphla,
were the most brilliant aud imposing ever made
By this order, the number OF men In Hue
being variuusly estimated at from htt2eu 10
;weuty thousand. The weather va. delightful,
and the streets thronged all day. The various
lodges appeared 10 excellent advantage, 'hclf
rich regalas contrasting PRETTY with the neat
black suits white vests and SIX bats. lhe
buitalious OF patriarchs and other uniformed
DELEGATIONS also looked remarkably we'll aud III
tracted considerable attention.
Mr. Limet, editor of the New Orleans Bee,
was assaulted last night 10 the editorial room
of tina, j,urnal, b,ng struck gu the head With
a cane by Alfred Boury, who was refused, on
his demand, a rctracuoo OF u charge calling
him spy and informant 10 conncclon with a
statement in the Rcpub lean about McElcry
Monroe speech Mr.. Rouau, city editor OF the
Bee entering the room during the attack, hred
at Boury, the ball passing throu.h the latter :
coat sleeve. The wouud iu Mi. Lmet'a head
is pronounced not dangerous.
Before daylight yesterday morning two mile:
east of Brownsville, 90 the Canada Southern
railway, just in time to catch the New York
express bpuod cast, tralu wrcckcrs uncoupied
TIC fish plates, parted and chained the rail:
apart, aud threw the whole train OFT The track
except hind sleeper Engineer Huo Was Sc
vcrvly seal led, but none OF the lassoog.ls were
seriously uurt. Onc Of the vlilaGs was
captured.
Tie death Of DR.. Charles Davies, the Ameri
can Mathematician, has beeu announced. Dr.
Davies was seventy eight years old. For twenty
one years he filled the CHAIR oil mathc malicS al
the Yves, Point Academy, o.! wAich lie was
graduate For the last twenty ti.e years hi
has taught III lthematlcs 10 vari Us lnstl'u lons
His works are voluminous AID popular IL
schools.
Tn jury 10 the Mountain Meadow assacre
have brought 10 verdict Of murder 10 ;he frs
degree agaias, the DEFENDANT j. D. Lee, the
Mormon leader, who must De a f@ud III human
shape.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
will sell l000 900 tons of coal by auction on the
18th instant a, New York.
The visitors at the Centennial Exhibition
yesterday Dumb red over one hundred aud one
thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
Ortt.rll .sSWS.

The FIJI Times reports isht bctw"'n c,n-
uibplS If tie Naawanfs. tr,b' ami tore I'M
der Captain k1oi.osy. rhr native, ior'f j IN
cav rus after ihr attack, IN winch numn"r Of
whites we're killed aui wouuIcd. The sir ni
hod was bockadcd anu the cam ibti- starved
OUT. Seventy prisoners yer" raihurs an4 are
coufncd aw lluug decision and X cut,n.
Tie news of the passage q! tn. r'cpr city
treaty accustomed great rel icIng ut Ii">oulu
Tn" insurgcnt Colonel Frl,I tr>rci"~ Wa
recently killed in action near Puerto i'rmcp',
Cuba,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-21
County Items.

The storm OF last Sunday is said by the old
est Inhabitants to have been one Of the most
fearful and diSas'r us that has visited this sec.
ton for mary years Rocky Run bridge be-
tween Fort Whprlc and the Aqueduet was en-
tirely washed away, and the public roads IN
many places w"r. made impossible. The iiult
trees suffered considerably especially young
peach aud apple trees, many Of them beng
blown fat TO the ground.
a short time ago one OF our most successful
agricutura> S bee me aware that his grapes
were being trl)nlousy distracted from his vine
yard at uight SO, he concluded that he would
keep guard. he watching one half the q ght aud
his sou the other. Finding this most too lncon,
veolcnt, he struck upon the plan OF pacing Il
loaded shot gun w.;b Wlrcs attached III such ii
manner that any enc entering the vineyard
wou d cause it to discharge in that directions.
With great coDG icncc III his plan, the farmer
slept souadly, bur on going out in tn" morning,
10 and bcho d whal did he see? or rather
what did ut he Sc to his utter CONSERVATION
his gun, wire and eoody portion Of hI> grapes
were all gou.! He is DOW thinking If another
plan.
Last week colorcd man while engaged in
digging well Tor Mr. Samuel Gross III the
upper part Of the county, was struck and his
collar bonc broken ty the falling of the wei
bucket upon him. Carelcssncss 5. ems to have
been the cuus Of the accident.
On the night oil the lS.h inst, some pi!ter-
ing party entered the orchard of Dir. Richard
Sour hcrn with wagon aud robbed it of lGaoy
bushels OF fine apples The thieves re tracked
for some distance bu not discovered.
4 s,1rca.s SIN, r,,r"rt, n u, pntiuu i now going
on al Nj Olive NJ. p. church under the leader
ship Of tie pastor, Rev. }. VI. YingIing.
The question, "ReSn!vci, That if the Gov
ernmcut cannUt civillz3 the lrdans shall they
be cxtnrmioatcd ~ viii b, debated By the
Good TempIars oi'thc Daniels Band Lodge a,
BaI>on on next ucs'lay evening.
Mr.. Thomas n Syphcrd and family lei' tn:
couuly on the Is h ibsi., Tor quite protTacted
visit to the Centennial.
The Central Iilden and Hendricks Gut
will hold an open meeting at BllsoH (B.li's
Cross Roads, on the evening Of the DIST i
large crowd and lively time is expected.
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dates but through the agency of plenty
of money aud the embitterncuts Of the war;
Brstow was foolish enough to suppose that
The radicals wanted an homes; administration,
and for his folly he Was bowed out of the Cab
met and Grant was applauied Tor it, While
he was not there 10 the interest OF party, he
did say that the democratic party was the party
for the occasion, and they wanted all men VINO
partook of the true spirit OF this Ceoteunla
wear to Join them 10 ovcrthrowing this corrupt
administration. H. then coutrasted The two
candidates, and SAID while Tiden had shown
no weakness in prosecuting fraud in New York,
HAYES had allowed it 10 exist 10 Ohio after 1t
had been exposed. He then referred to he cut
Ting down Ut expenses by the democratic House
of r representatives., aud said because OF this de.
termination to save the money OF the country,
the hue and cry had been raised OF Confederate
House, revolution &c., and if this was revolu-
ton he wanted little more OF 1t. Every man,
he said, ought to trowo on the attempt to keep
him from voting with the party of reform be-
cause solid South was going to vote tor 1t.
| Taft's circular, be PRONOUNCED unconstitutional,
and the prttext upon which It was Issued au'
souteiy false, aod II was nothing but Il tugl'
tive slave law intended to Cypress rather than
protect the colored mau. and that 1t was the
duty of every one Of them to rally and put
down this despotic power, which Was degrad-
ing to them. He concluded by assuring them
that if the democratic party got coutroI OF the
| goyernmentit would be restored to Its original
purity, and prosperity dawD upon the land.
The speech OF MIR. Blair, which occupied one
hour and half in its delivery, WAS listened to
throughout with the Strc!est at!cutlou by The
vast audience.
Hon. II. 0. Claughton was then Introduced
and for yearly All hour he hid the atteHtlon
of the meeting 10 an address that tqualed, II!
not excellcd, any that gentleman has ever de-
liyered. At NJ time in the history OF the coun-
try, he said did corruption threaten to over
throw its institutions, that their fathers cstab.
li.hed, more than it did to day. The radical
party he arrigned for their false professions,
and their failure to carry out their most sacred
obligations. His truly eloquent tr!bu.e to the
heroism, devotion, and Chri: tlan bearing O Ger.
Lee was received with nbou dsd applause.
Every sentiment of patriot sm AMI love for the
Union, he said calls upon them to rise up aud
say thus far and DO further shall this abuse OF
power and mad fanstlcsm 20. The evil was a
radical Que and the Topping off OF the branches
would Dot d. 1t must be dug up by the roots.
He said this is your country, and i! is your duty
to make it tree aud happy country, AID 10 &C.
complish this grand ard glorious result, he urged
all, regardless of party, TO join the party OF
true reform. =.
Calls being made for Judge Charles + Sin.
clair, but that gentleman not appearing, Dir.
KempeI stated that Judge Sinclair was uuwcIl,
and after giving some notices Tor club meetings,
the meeting adjourned with three cheers iol
Tllden and Reform.