davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-22

Smm iaratio Sebt iYiro Die
Immigration nibt msbr lanse anf ii6
iparten %lolcn. Die en9lilAen 2oros
wefucn Maienbait berltrbmen, ocnn
Mulor SotbtiB' Bud lit ferti9 uno
ipiro fir 81 ODER $1.25. menn per YoIt
ueribidt, perfauit weroen. Sie Gmis
9ranten in Gnglaro babsn l9on elm
paar Sobr oarauf" eswartet. (Oie Seuts
i9en ,polcn mir ni9t, oenn Die lino tci.
lie 2arOs Die eeanselt weroen tOnnen.)
Oas Bud foltet $4,000 unsefdbr, wenn
bas ni6t aiebt, oann 1ilit niGts mcbr.
9Bir baben nod ni4ts pon bemielben
gelebcn baden aud nod teins suselanot
betommen; ober wcnn Elm Muswunbe.
rer lid cin 8n9 BON jeoen Staote tait.
fen ioute, welhes circa 800 Sciten un=
faBt uno bielelben bur6ltuoiren min. I'M
cine Yaralcle 81 Siebcn. 10 ratben mir
ibm lieber Die 3eit nit Yfii3sn in ir-
seno einsm Staate binSubringeu, neil
er iebenfals liA better babel itsbea uno
before &e9mnn9 babel fiaoeu miro.
, 1876-06-22
eeuettipnet bon 8rieffoa,

goa Malten an rem weibslunsereu meoen
w i eas Stsrntafsn befauar Iinb, 500 nup
.s'so ." W, 80 utb Els q. vi. @onn
ta9S-9-30 g. ~. una z 81. M.
~" eterfagsn - 500 g. yp. urn
v, ~: @pn alien aneern aoften n,rSsr
sn Sr'eft naf benz &iidxey Der IrGacr anos..
e1". y. :. Bon Qelp, % M.o
, 1876-06-22

Mitleio. Settle Sobnlon, bas
8rauen5immer. ,peldc ibrcn Monn ous
psm Jeniier seiuurfcn, mar seitern ,uie-
Der i'm 4pli5ei9eri6t. Sop!o, ibr
Msonn, fonnte inOcB ni9t erI@einen, %
cr iebr ecidbrli6 franf in Mrmenbouie
nod liest. 2cttie ;aste, ooB es ibr lsio
tbue, ben nlten 9H,anu perlebt al BADEN.
, 1876-06-22

9hmerer SalI. George Wil-
liams. farbi9, fiel aus benz Teniier Der
sweitcn Gtose pes @nlerican Sotels, wo
81 ansciielt. Gr fieI nit Gem &ppf Sls
ert unO luurbe nidt iebr perlcbt. gr
flaste mebr iiber iein gein, weldes or
nerreuftc.
, 1876-06-22

Gpl. Orb3ap. Colonel gilbert
Orouap bat Die l9mei6elbafte Gin
%labung, Die Ti1mpnoer Srerwiuigen in
glilobelpbia gu commandment, an9snom
men.
, 1876-06-22

Ycrbre9er. Mlice Me9fac, bon
lGiieg gountp, auf l Sabre, wesenNeoro-
brennerei in Die Benitentiurp perurtbeilt,
lpnroe sejtcrn BORT ob9eliefert.
, 1876-06-22
Sis! Gis! Gle!

Sd erlaube mir meintn Sreunben uno
benz publ.fum im 9Haemeinel an3useistn.
bas iU in Ter item Strabe, Simlbsn 8reab
uno Marfball, si 3msisse haft vtabti't babe
unb boB tU cpri itsts Gin Noset Stn ben be.
riibmten KENEBECK RIVER Gis pprrd.
tbis BADEN weIbs. JG Elite nm siit's;n3uiprn@
Sane 6 II q,
&atY Ctr, swilgen Der II II. i8. unb
mi tie IT,, an. grpaD unb MdrIbau.
, 1876-06-22

Or mtsoosSropen
Siele Sropfen iolen, tpie mir erfabrcn,
auBeroroentlid mirtiom lein sesen Sps.
psplia ooer &opfidmer5en, weldc er5eu9t
weroen, ,penn oer9Nagen ouber Oronuns
1T. Ser 8ertauf oieier Oteoi3in bat in
Der Icsten 3eit sanS eritdunli9 jugeroms
men, oa cine arobe 3abliih jtbt bon Der
Nirflemteit uno 9eilfraft iib:rSenst ba-
ben. IS ioltc ieoer, wclder an &opI+
l9merSen leibet, bns Mittel ueriu6en.
, 1876-06-22
Dad Der GentenninIs ausfenuns.

Nidmott, gcrt Rise- unt1
&~bsfapcatt @~ifsnbdbn :
Supfr SfTte Is. w,ai 1876. y
gs Be1uder Der ,,0~entern,al."
ant UNI na@ bieien, Datunn pereen Guf 30 9Gse srm
Datum tbr + Gusttluns or eittt Grturton -
Itdet s!pifIen Rihnpno uap ptt,apelpbid viz ypri
Niscr Sdtn in Si,ler Office fir $S 70 aus eeeben.
@isle 5idct aab su baben in ga btr's 1926 Mai frdEe
I'M Grbdnse 6rtel uHo n Der !. tfes bitfer Gpmpaouis
an Ser @ds Ter 25ien rnb 2rfhrast.
.. &. NpuaIa5,
NIB Q Superintendent.
, 1876-06-22
GpnbttDret
u. @i;5ini,
No. SO7 DrDab Stro6e,

SUDDEN NIT uns ptne 0srsisruna, teDis 1s
&c Nrt 3uderwert. Siioft iiDis, bic SbSniten
Mi6;na MptsIiutn, Gitruner, u pfel. 8iruen,
GsissH Oat'eIn EFT. etc. @bpeUlaoe, Gaeap,
@aubp. ib II Gag iIii6.
Waanii6., GrSndHe (peanuts) etc. inb
itsts in 9ttb.r MIstpotl bel mir su b,tsn.
u. Rij5in t.
ID nn,t Hc. SU7 Yreae Strabe
, 1876-06-22

8eamtcn- Mabl. @trmanio
Qp9e So. Is, q. .. g., Uipdblte in Der
lsbien 8erlammlung f%Ol9enoe Seamten
6. g., 8. s.. Differ; y. g.. &. &j6-
ter; g., S. 6edler; @. a., 8.
8romm. Solgen0es Gomite ipuroe er-
nannt, nm Nnitalten .5u treifen. bas
isd]ite Stiftun9sfcit gu @fciern. S. Murg'
b%anlsn, S. 5. @pld, S. 9e1ler, ..
Morgsnltern uno Is. &lein.
, 1876-06-22

81 Sunoepeitfde. Serr
sGrnu6 bonn rDort &iuer Sepot" batte
siincn Strcit nit Sperm STANLEY 9ips=
comb. @ls Ssrr ST. 2iscOmp Der gru=
Der, Den @ruu1 am Montas auf @burd
Sill I'M @lubbaEie traf so9 er cine Yeit=
IfNs unb pericbte oemielben eini9c Siebe,
Bis cinige ~fSrsun0e lie trennten.
, 1876-06-22

a3wci gi5wagen bradsn s~citern nicber ;
clncr in Der Drain Strabe uno Der an.
ocrc in Der Carp Str.
, 1876-06-22
8anbpl5! 8aubUl;!
Grumar \. PARKER y Co.,,

@de Der 5ten unb Canal Strv
balten tets baS arSBte 9assr ron alien Gor-
ten gaubplS in Der @taet, nel.tes he ~ o,i-
Bersrbenni& bil:sen Yreilen seriaafsn. Msi-
pes Gannea-, papprIn-. Wbprn-, 5idory-,
GiGen-. 4iri9baum., Nauna6. unb Syea.
mOrs.psls. @eldnitttnes Saubpls mir, uns
ter osn S3uppen trOdsn sebaltsn. Gsnher-
lapsn, Gbiirsa, Napms, 9atsn, Saineeln etc.
fnh Pets Yorratbia. on
, 1876-06-22

&inber IN Capitol. @eItern
Nodmittas mar Der GapltoI-part BON
GInpcrn iitelfii0t, bu es Der erlte Sag
mar, al mclGem lbncn erlaubt, ouf bern
&aien su lpielen. Sielelben lbienen
Den sriinen Sspi@ Der yiutur lsbr Su
lieten uno omiilirtcn li6 t0ni9lid, in.
Dem ]ie nit peri 6ieoenen 9plclen li6
Sic 3eit pertrisbcn. Dit Sunfelwsr=
Den crit perlisBen Die &leinen Den Yurf.
Seosn Wsitt;po9 1T iDnen erIoubt auf
Dem @raie 81 lplelen.
, 1876-06-22
gier, ale uus portes

hs- Sefanntmuhuna fir @eihdfts~
I ute no Dem EHblifum I'M a0aemeiuen.
Sd babe in metrsr .Samss M.net @lsam"
gratsrsi &ia'i9tunssn se,rOFsa
2a9er Gier.
Nle un6
Yo'teg
auf glai&sn au ,isssn u~b bin jshs i'm Cha.
DC ate An'trale Sur 3Iirieesnbsit msiusr
aunesh ausfibren.
Ia i'd ctr me,fen unb bsRen 8srteEsrnn.
aen, nm Elm selunnts @slrant ~bersulfellea be.
fBe, 70 'raae i9 elm eten 10 sptss Bier, ais in
irseub elmer anpsrsn grausut s~elisf,rt miro
unp slrfanIs ss 81 ben nistrlsRsn prslsn
s9A- Vile SD ren perpsa fire., BON Rpfea
mad irae"p einem Ibeils Der Staht pber mad
ben per 9iepenen D,psts ssli.fsn.
Qeltllnnasn we.hen in
Wo. sos Wtain Ctr. anaenpmmen.
10 =. y. sltu9, u.
, 1876-06-22
Drpmenaben GDncert
I'M
S6uken @arf,

Donuerlta9 ben 22lteu Sum-. 1876
Gin arrSes Vtpmenaben-s sneert m ro i'm
SGiiBea'V a'f am ndbifeu Ionneritae, Rem
q. Suat, uni 2 l1br Na@mtts 1s, oesebeu
lperbsn. Gin Sp1ss GrAs fer nit Blei9iu-
frumsnte' wivb ~ tin.
G%rfriid)unaer 81 Staotpreiien.
, 1876-06-22
@@EasE - M
Nhlapeate unb S6io Gifenbabn.

Gtsfascate unb Sbts Gif.rbatu.1
@afastersD Department.
4iSmrnp. Wa., II. SAM, 1875
IN nnb md bem Is. Sun 1876, fab ct
bic Wallaa er.3iiae, tpte fcls,,
, 1876-06-22

Grlb Difncte oeitern Mor9en in Tep
Oprf nit 1923 uno iA!ob Mtittass nit
-T22.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16
News OGlile Day.

Gen. Thomas Ewing ms besa nominated Tor
Congress By the democrats Of the Twelfth ONO
district.
Rev. f. p. Smith President Of Howard
University and late commissioner OF Indian
affairs, died at Accra, on he west coast OF Al
RIGA, iu the latter par of Junc.
The letter otGeu Samuel + Carey accepting
the nomination ii the GrccnOack party tor The
Vice Presidency will i; is said appear in day
or Two.
The annual session Of the Grand Lodge
knights Of Pythias ID 1t in Pul'ad "phia USER
day REPRESENTATIVES, from 42O 81 40 lodges
were present.
A man ADD woman have been arrested at
Sharon, Coma. whJ have a boy With them who
answers to the description III tie lost boy
Charley Ross They have been held to await
the arrival Of parties from Philadelphia to set
ii: the question Of idcuiiy.
Gov. Hendricks has issued a proclamation
ealing upon the striking brakeman the Ohio
and Mississ ppi Rallroaa to disbaod, and in.
s,ruc lug the officers OF the law 10 use all CT
fort to break up the comblnaiion and to bElng
guilty parties to punishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16
Virginia News.

Three convIcticts were received at the peoi'
Tertiary yesterday.
A rattle snake over FIVE feet in length and
having fourteen rattles Was recently killed al
Mt. Pony 10 Culpeper.
Mr.. Henry St. George Tucker, attorney at
law, son of Hon. j. Ran. Tucker, has located
10 Staunton'' for the purpose OF praetlslog MS
profession.
The members of the State Conservative Com
nittee are requested to meet in Richmond, at
the Exchapg, Hotel, on Wednesday evening,
the 3O;h lns ant.
One day last week bull became enraged at
freight train on the Virgluiau Mldlaod Rai'
road near Mi,chel's station, and on approacn-
ing the trau ran into it and was Instantly Killed
Yesterday morning betweco aud O'Clock,
while a purber OF the peuitentiary coDvics
we're at at work, white man by the name OF
Sykes, escaped over The fence. He was caught
and taken back and will get five addItlonal
years for his ruu,
The Lynchburg Star says Major John W.
Daniel OF this city, one Of the rildcn aud Hen
bricks electors for thc State at large has opened
the campaign 10 his usual eloquent and V'grl.
Gus style Bearing Gu his person the scars OF
IN .ny BATH fields, and enjoying large aod lu
cratco practice, his unSahsh consecratlouo OF his
brilliant talents 10 be cause OF bis suffering
country deserves, and Will receive Its reward
Judge Jackson, Of West Virginia. has sci
for hearing on the - o: August, at the Green
| brier White. 90 motion OF counsel OF the Fey
| tons, the renewal Of their lease for three
| wears beyond the term Of the present lease OF
the Springs, which viii rxpire January, 1878.
| They wish to release upon the same term:
| ISIS, UOO) at which they now hold it. Colonel
w. W. Gordon, OF counsei torthc stockholders
has gone to the White 70 oppose The motion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

10 the Queen speech, at the prorogulng OF
Parliament yesterday, Her Majesty says: "a
difference has arisen between my Government
and that of the Uoited States as to the proper
construction of an article 10 the treaty of the
9th OF August, 1872 which relates to the mu.
lual surrender of persous accused of certain
offences. The Inconvenience to both ounries
which would follow cessation Of the practice
of extradition are great and obvious, and en-
terrain the hope that a new arrangement will
soon be arrived at by which the matter will be
placed 90 satisfactory footing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

The only exciting Gene that occurred lmme'
diately prior to the ADJOURNMENT of the House
OF Representatives, last night, took place upon
the announcement of the committee to inVestl-
gate the subject of Chinese immigration. Mr..
Page, of California, tried 10 get the attention
of the Speaker, and 6oally got recognition by
rising to a question Of privilege, when he
claimed that tue committee had been appoint
ed contrary to arrangement. He was at once
cal ed to order, while the Speaker hammered
Justify with his gave, but above the din Mr.
Page could be heard saying that MIR. kasson
had been left off because Of the speech he made
Monday night attacking Mr.. Tilden. Mr.. Lane,
of Oregon, rushed up to Mr.. Page, other
members gathered around, and at one time it
looked as though there was to be free tight
The Speaker directed the sergeant at arms to
quol the disturbance, when that officer seized
his mace and paraaed with it about the ball,
ordering members TO their seats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16
Letter from Caroline 60.

[Corresponc ence of the A!ex.lGria tiaZette. J
PORT Royal, CAROLINE Co., Va, Aug.
II, 1876. -Sluce my last The "nealct term
has been dispcllcd by glorious and refreshing
rains, and the thermometer DOW raoges from
76o to 7So dai!y. The summer is ever and the
harvest is crdcl," and while some OF the tar'n-
ers have been pleasantly surprised, Others
have been sadly disappointed i'll the quality and
uuanti!y 0! their wheat crop. Almost all Of
them have come to tie conclusion that CON-
mcrcial fertilizers are hunbug. Peas, turned
in, and then tie land we'll Ilmed in the opn
ion OF the most successful, Is the thing. Inc
common black peas sometimes called the mig
ger pea, is the one used, not the corn i:id
pea. Almost any kind OF land will bring them,
and the yield of good lana is almost fabulous.
Mr.. D. w Powers raised, on ten acre pea
fallow, from twenty to thirty FIVE bushels of
wuea; TO the acre The corn CROP is consider.
cd as made, aud fner one, from all appear
auces, has cot ueeu made sirce the war. We
are having daily rains, [ might say tri.daiIy
and no, stretch the truth, Which Is the very
thing desired for ialiowing, which has COM
mcDced much earlier tiraD usual this year, ow-
leg to the Wet weather.
ZION JONES'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

Early yesterday morning the President sept
10 message to the Seuate vetoing bill pro-
vidiug for the sale of certain Indiau lands 10
Kansas and Nebraska. "A hour OF two after
wards he sent in another message asking to
withdraw his veto, and that the bill be return
ed to him for bis signature. The republican
Senators did not give the democratic Senators
any time to comment, but Immediately several
of them in succession arose and said the re-
quest of the President must not be entertained
for one instant. Ooe Senator said the Presi.
dent might as we'll tear leaf out of the statute
books and suppose that would abrogate a law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

as to make such request, and another remark
ed that the President could with as much pro
priety ask for the return Of bill which he bad
signed. 1t was determined at last to take DO
notice of the second message OF the President,
but the bill end the veto message we're taken
up and the bill passed over the veto.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

The House Postal Committee, by strict
party vote, postponed until the next session the
consideration of the post route bill, In which the
Senate had incorporated appropriations for the
fast mail service and also provision restoring
the trapking privilege.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

The adjournment of Congress while MIR. Kerr
lies at the point of death renders it probable
that the first business Of the next session will
be the election Of new speaker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

A rumor prevailed in Washington, yester-
day Afternoon, that Speaker Kerr was dead,
but last evening telegram was received from
him stating that he was fast weakening, and
though he felt his end vas drawing near, be
had, to crafty his wife aud son, sent for DR..
Pope, though he himself had no hope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16
CONsER vATIvE EE:TISGS

For the purpose of reorganizng the party for
its greater efficiency III the coming election, the
Conservative voters Of the city are hereby re-
quested TO meet in their respective wards on
TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT, the I'D instant ut
y o'clock, for the purpose OF clectlng two Su-
perntendcnts in each ward whose duty i. will
be TO choose County Superintendent and AT
range ali matter: pertaining to the campaign !
also to elect delegates to The Congressional con.
venton, which assemblies in this city on hc%U.h
instant. The meetings will be held
In the lst ward ut No. 81 Prince street;
In the u at the Sun engine house,
In the Sd in VI uir's building;
In the 4th in the Friendship engine hail;
and all Conservative voters are urgently re-
quested to attend, so that unity and harmony
may prevail, and compiet. AMI thorough or
ganization be obtained.
The Conservative voters CT the county are
also requested to meet in their respective dis
tricts at such times and places Ms may be most
suitable, and choose superintendent to act with
those of the city, and also to elect delegates to
the Congressional convention. The election OF
Su erIntendents and delegates viii! be held un
der the plan laid down by the State Conserve
tive Committee.
EDGAR SNOWDEN Jr.,
I'd County SuperintendeL OF Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

Flour continues dull, with downward .,n.:-
ency Wheat is in light receipt, and the Offer
ings to-day scarcely warran! quotstioas, the
only sale made WAS At l6 for fair ve!. snrnH
offerings OF Corn, but no sales reported rrtr~.
al quotations. 373 bushels of Oats bruugh, 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

Morton is catching it for his inccudiary
speech 10 Indianapolis last Friday. With the
exception Of the ''orgaus' all the newspapers
take him severely to task.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16
CANAL. COMMERCE..

Arrived Boats ) Grant, Cha. Clifton,
Docru err. & tobb and j Wilson, 10 AmencaH
Coal so; + Wheeler, to w = :imoot
Departed BoAts D Stewart, j AI"Gand"r
q Sherman, j krrp:s, j Ii Platte. & K H't
Caledonia. $ Lloyd, A Adams, j Burke, !
Patton aud ) Grnnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

A BLAINE MAN" OUsTED Mr.. Gorhan,
the secretary Of the Srna,e, 'bounced" Dir.
X. q. aine, the petition clerk, yesterday.
Mr.. Blame l. brother of the ex-Speaker and
uw one Of the Senators from Maine Mr.
Gurham was 40 active mcmber Of the Conkling
combination at CT, c;nnati, and is understood
to b. pcls ,nalIy hostile to Senator Blaine, al
though he does not say hat for this reason he
his removed the bro, nrr. Mr.. German not.
lied MIR. Blaine that be would acc pt his resi-. :
nation. bnt ave him permissi,u TO have it
take effect on he lst Of December uext.-C br
RuHin.ore Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16
DIED.

On Tuesday night, the 10th instant RICH
ARD EAGA y, in the 10Th ear Of his age, MIR
Hagan WAS born in Frederick CO, Md, but for
the past Is years reside; in this city.
Baltimore and Frederick papers please copy
in Middleburg Va, on Sundsy, August -,
in the Sch year .: her age, COkR1E Ii wi!e
of M,jDr Burr No!and, snd daughter OF the
late Burr w. Harrison. Of Lecsburg, Va.
G.e- a meeting of the tentra Tilden and
Hendricks club Will he held At the Sun Engine
House on Friday night, the 18th instant, at $
o'clock ST. h. + kMrER. President
4 N0FFEES HAVE DECLINED-25 sacks
~ Coicc-JayA Lsgsuyra, Maracaibo AMI
Rio-receved this day, bought Tor cash a. the
latest decline, and for sale al reduced prices
+. }. DAVIDSON,
aug Ii l47 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

THE INDIAN WAR.-In regard to the rumor-
ed battle between Terry's command and The
Sioux, Washington dispatch says that though.
the report is considered doubtful At Army
Headquarters Gen. Sherman has received y
similar report from different direction than
that heretofore published, and there may
be more truth in it than st first supposed Gen
Terry took up his march on the Sth instant with
loo fighting man and 20 wagons with supplies
for thirty days. He will move down the Rose
bud for distance of seventy miles and endeavor
to engage the Indians in The neghborhood of
the Big form Mountain. There appears, how
ever, to be no prospect of another fight unless
the Indians cho Sc TO make q stand, rs it
thought the soldiers will be unable to overtake
them before cold westher sets in. The 5. Pau!
Pioneer Press has a special from Bismarck
which SAYS that the csptsin Of the steamer
Wcs orn. which arrived nj that place Monday
NOR 1sng from Benton, states that wnen he was
at the latter place he WAS told that Terry had !.
fight with the Sioux tao day before and los.
three hundred men, Sitting Bull loss being
seven hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

ENTHUsIAsM.-The Lynchburg News says ::
1--WE frequently hear the remark that there
seems to be want of enthusiasm tor the Pres-
dental candidates of both parties this fall If
by this is meant that there is 90 such campaign
on hand as the Harrison with it log cabins and
hard cider; oothiug like the Clay glee clubs, it
is true But il it is supposed that there is not
deep interest 10 this election among all the
people, it is mistake. The truth is it is more
than an interest, it is quiet upheaval that will
sweep the country for lIlden and Hendricks.
Every body is interested; the laborer and me-
chauic especially at the North, feels the pres
sure of evil times brought on by maladmiuis'
traitor and bad government. The owner Of
real estate secs before his eyes the shrukage Of
values, aud too easily traces it to the extrava-
gance and corruption OF a government abound
log in nothing but high taxes; the manufactu
rcr sees in his silent mills what IS the result of
extravaganza, reckless expenditures aud false
doctrines Oh the currency, and the people every
where are satisfied that the CONTINUATION in
power OF the radical party means evil to ali eX-
ccpt the Office holders; mcans public puuder
aud private poverty, sod there is a thinking,
quiet, subducd determination on the part Of the
people without the necessity of the hurrahs OF the
boys or the speeches of the leaders to have
change, to reform the country, to make one
determined strike for economy and honesty.
The body of the American people do not need
laa1 RI
and direct them IN the path Of simple honesty
They are satisfied Gra1t's administration has
proved corrupt failure. and they are wiling
to change. They are satisfied Mr. Tlldcu S life,
character and promises offer a sure hope Of re-
lief, and they will try him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16
Markets by TpIeyrapii.


New YORK, Aug. l6.-S:ock$ quiet, la Al
steady. Noaey Cold IL! Hour dull 81.
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change Corn quie.
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otton quiet and steady: mid.iing II. r.y.-
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3}a35; W cstern white 33aij do mixed 3O,t5
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chaa ..nd Provisions weak and lower. Par.
10 5aS@0. Butter essier, out not 4uo.aby o~e'.
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active and strong ri IL Whisky dali nj Is.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, 10
Reed
Steamer John w Thompson, lower Potoma,,
TO + 4 Seed
Schr Maid of the Mist Norfolk, to Smo,: y
Perry.
Schrs John Johnson, Carrie l. Godfrey sui
Pochassett, for e. GEORGETOWN.
SAILED
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by + \
Reed
Scnr Earl 7 Mason, Providence, by Amrrican
Coal Go.
Schr Aldana Rokes, Boston. by Amvrirra
Coal TO.
Schrs VIM Mason, c S Hart and Laura /.
Messcr, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr Forward. for this port, SAILED from
Have 4, Grace 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-16

THE WAR IN TURKEY. "A dispatch from
Belgrade says the Turks have advanced beyond
Banja, and that the Scrvians have abandoned
that important pass without frrg a shot. Il
is said that the Scrviau prospect i becoming
more gloomy, and uolwii hstandug that the
officials assure the public Of their ability to
beat the Turks. CONSERVATION everywhere pre-
walls 1t is rumored that the Serviaus have
evacuated the 1cfles leading from Gurgusovatz
to DcIcgrad and from Sait>char to Paratjn.
The Turks are not meeting with the same sue
cess, how Yer. with the Monscnegrins, having
been detuat ed Dear kuai alter days fighting,
aud being pursued by the Moptenegrins to
Podeoriza. 1t is said that the war party 10
Belgrade are enc 1uragcd by he numbcr OF
Russians aud others who are entering the Ser
Wan army. Tchcrnayetf strategy in aoanlou.
lug Turkish territory is approved b. Europ :ao
military critics. The Euglish Con7us at Bel
grade aGd CoostaDripopIe have been instructed
to inform Turkey ard oervia tbat if they wish
for the media,i Of the Powers, England is
willing to act.