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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16

AN Irish counsel was asked by the
Judge for whom he was concerned. He
answered. "I am concerned, my lord.
for the plaintiff, but ! am employed by
the defendant"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16

In Japan the camellia grows wild,
while the girls are cultivated. In more
civilized countries the camelia is culti-
vated, while the girls grow wild,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16

A GERMAN chemist has discovered
that mOlasses can be successfully and
profitably made from corn. The process
has been tested in Iowa, and bids fair to
become great industry. The corn used
was the common crop, such as is fed to
live stock, and the product was excellent
molasses. The farmers in the neighbor.
hood OF. the mill took their corn thither
and sold it. So that the operation
was on the same basis as the cheese and
butter factories and the canning estab-
ments.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16
MINOR TOPICS.

The disintegration of the Carlist forces
seems to be complete. Large bodies of
the pretender's troops have surrendered,
and in one case the men manufactured
strong plea for pardon by killing their
commander just before giving themselves
up. Don Carlos is reported to be in sew
eral different places at once, and in that
respect he differs greatly from his
troops. He is everywhere-his troops
nowhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16

lT has been seriously proposed by a
prominent Englishman that new and i'm
portant thoroughfare in London be called
Washington street or place, in honor of
one of the bravest men the English race
has ever produced" He argues that
Cromwell knocked about the Kings
men and loyal principles much more
ruLhlessly and with much less reason
than ever George Washington did, and
yet one of the finest avenues in the West
End of London bears his name. For a
centennial suggestion this is rather
neat.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16

HONESTY is the best policy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
The FeWeIi Case.

BREN7svILLr, Aug l. 1876
TO the editor of the Alexandria Gazctte:
| Notice ia your extract from tle Manassas
Gazette of The 18Th Of July last IN relation to the
proceedings had n the case of Rhodu Fnwe.l
that he WAS dis. hargeG from custody rearrestod
Immediately upon the decision of the cour. and
brought be.or" Justice a. W. Sinclair, who sent
him on for tho action of the grand jury and fixed
his bail in the sum of S5tIO; TINT Fcwell was I'm
able to give bal! and therefore committed to
Jail. Il was also arrested upon peace warrant
sued out by Mrs. Jewell. SO far the Manassas
Gazetto was correct in its report. but fails the
subs. qlent issue to inform the public that IA few
DAYS liter Fewell's recommitment the peace
warrant was dismissed because the prosecutrix
failed 10 appear against him, and the matter for
which he WIS sent on to the grand jury WAS dis
charged ut the Instance Of the party who lnsti-
tuted the proceedings in the primary stage OF
prosecution Hence bis discharge. There are
nov no proceedings of criminal nature pend
ing s.anst him. SISIUE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
FELL FROM THE THIRD Story or A HOUSE

FELL FROM THE THIRD STORY or House
IN HIS SLEEp.-Mr. Walter Tyler was spend
ing Saturday night with MI. Veonie Barksdae,
son of Col G. r Barksdale. at the Colonel's
residence on Franklin street The young gen
temen were sleeping in the third story. About
. @ clock in the night Tyler, feeling sick, went
to the window for fresh air. and while there fell
asleep and fell out vi the windcw to the ground.
He lay there scnsetss until policeman picked
him up al o'clock Sunday morning Strange
to say Tyler Was nor seriously hurt, his collar
bone only being slightly broken and his body a
little bruised. Rich State.
RaT' TO THE PUBLIC-My attention having
been called To published anonymous slate
meDt that iostigated aud abetted the iotcr
ruptions at the Radical meeting, at the post.
office, on Thursday night last, only have to
say that the said statement is wiful, mlci
Gus and uncalled-for falSchood, insrigatcd,
suppose. only by the most dcpraved luminosity.
a.tter myself that this denial is unnecessary
in this community, but newspapers contain ex
tracts from each other, ana the statement al
Iuded to may be read by people to whom [ an
unknown. Respectfully,
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
ST.n.TEfs RESORTS.
NIARREN GREEN HOTEL. WAX

"AKREN GREEN HOTEL, WARREN
w TON, VA.--J. H. MADDUX, formerly
o. the City Hotel, Alexandria, Landlord.
This hotel is new from turret to foundation
stone, and is furnished throughout with new
furniture. 1t WAS cpeled on the first OF July,
1876, and already select company have taken
rooms in it. 1t is subst ,ntiMl, symmetrical and
well ventilated. 1t crowns n lovely ennence,
and has on liz east front IN attractive lawn. 1t
is convenient to village churches of every do.
nomination, accessible to supplies Of MI de.
scriplions, and within an hours ride, over
graded road, of the Fauquier Springs, the waters
of which possess Ms man. curative properties Il.
any the invaded seek 1t is within = hour.
by rail of A Lex andria, within 3 hours of Wssh-
ington and 5 of Baltimore. 1t also is in tee
graphic communication with the whole country.
These advantages tend to make n stranger feel
more At home while rurslzing. II is the pur-
pose Of the landlord to cater to the comfort, sp-
petite and rational pleasure of all his guests,
and make their stay with him pleasant and hi.
tractive. He solici.s patronage. Address J. II.
Maddux. Warrenton, Fauquier county, Va, Is
Is Is S-tAl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
election.

The statement published in the radical pa
pers that the friends Of Mr.. Goodc hud traded
for votes for him in the clecioo case by getting
him TO absent himself from the bank and cur
rency com mittee is OF course untrue in every
particular, and was Known to he so by those
who made it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

paw so much for such recruits. and Col. John
w. Wolff has formally announced himself
candidate for Congress in that district, subject
to the action of the radical convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

1t is to be hoped that Congress will refuse
to adopt the recommendation OF General Sher
idap for an Increase in he regular cavalry force
of the u. S. army, for the new troops would
never be sent against the Indians, but would
be used solely for The purpose OF Carrying
Southern States for the radicals in the tal
rlnction
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who made It.

COL Strothcr Superintendent ot the State
Pcui,entary, Is, as stated 10 the g z2ttc yes
terday, extremely i'll at the residence OF his
BROTHER in GuIpcpcr County. His disease is
said to DC soi,cnlug of the braiu, Tor which
thrrn y; n, curn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

There is no CT ange to note in the prices Of
Grain since last report, Offerings are light and
the market dropping Sales to-day of l749
bushels Wheat at LOT for white, and G0all6 for
poor to choice red-the bulk selling vt 10
Corn is quiet at 54a55; offerings of IL bushels.
Other articles at quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
Foreign News.

The ship Ge.twood, from Liverpool for Mel
bourne, mas been lost on the Australian. coast
with all on board. The ruuored ipsulrectioD
of the Circassians 10 the Caucasus is coutrs-
dicted. The propr2tors of the French journals
who were recently fned for IibelS on the heads
of the Jesuit College have appealed from the
Judgment OF the Court. Elk Queen Isabella
has Informed King Alfonso tina, she will take
no part 10 Spanish political affairs. A motion
introduced in tie House OF Commons yester-
day by Mr.. O'Conpor Power, declaring that
the tune bad arrived for granting amnesty TO
Feniaus, Was rejected. The report that Mar
shall Baz ,iue had entered the Turkish service
is untrue; he is still 10 Spain. Ground has been
broken n the Champ de Mars Tor the French
Exhibition OF 1878.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
The Indian War.

j. S. Poland, captain of the 9th Infantry
writes from headquarters, military station
Standing Rock, Dakota Territory, under date
of July "a, to the Adjutant General, Depart
lncnt Of the Minnesota, St. Paul, giving an L.
dian account of the battle Of the Little BE
Horn, June &c. The account does not differ
essentially from the reports already published.
1t says, however, that Sitting Bull WIS neither
killed nor personally engaged III the tight. lie
remained 10 the council tent directing opera
tons. Crazy Horse, with large band, and
Black Moon were the principal leaders on the
18th of June. Kill Eagle, chief the Black
feet, at the head Of some twenty lodges, was at
this agency about the last of May. lie was
prominently engaged 10 the battle of June %,
and afterwards upbraid,d Sitting Bull for not
taking au active personal part in the engage
ment. Kill Eigle has sent zoe word that he
vas forced into the fight, and that he desires
to return to the agency, and that he will return
to the agency if he is killed for it.
The report concludes as follows:
There is general gathering in the hostile
camps from each OF the agencies 90 the Mis-.
also the Northern Cheycnnes and Arrapahncs.
uey ltpOiti lUl tHC Sl'Siai tCHtul VI ihtii
relatives, that in three fights they had wi h
the whites they have captured over 400 stand
of arns-carbincs, rifles and reviewers not
counted; ammunition without end, and SOM
bread. They claim to have captured from the
whites this summer over 200 horses and mules.
suppose this Includes operations against the
soldiers, the Crow Indians and the Black Hills
miners. The general outline of this Indian re
port copcurs with the published report. The
first attack of Reno bcgau we'll on in the day.
The Indians repor; about 800 whites killed, and
do DOT say how mauy lrdlaus were killed. 4
report from another source says the IUdians
obtained from Custer's camnand 592 earbines
and REVIEWERS. have, since writing the above
heard the following from returned hostIIes :
They communicated as secret to their parti
cular friends here Information that large par
ty of Sioux and Cheyeoncs were to leave Rose
bud MOUNTAINS, hostile camp, for this agency
to utlmidate aud compel the Indians here to
joiu Sitting Bull. If they refuse they are or
dered to soldier them and steal their pouies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
Iu Nlemoriam.

Born Nov. IL. 1889; consrcrared Aug. ~ 1929
Died March II, 1862
"A man tut Of faith ana u! the Holy Ghost. "
''Steadtast, immovaOle, always abOuud:ag in the
work Of the Lord.
His dying words were My hope is in
Christ The Rock of Ages. | commend my
brethren 10 the teuder merces OF Christ, ana
pray for His blessing On Lpc church Of Vir-
giuia."
That of which h. was the restorcr, the noble
defender, and he aborlou- servant TO It's lfe' {
end. HE rests from MS labors, aud his works
do follow him.
The Rev. Joseph R. Jones, by whose earn.
est aud unccssing efforts the church vas com-
pecd, is the rector Of this Parish, and also of
wildwood, the adj .ining Parish. 1t is est,
mated that the building will seat three hun
dred persons, aud though the congregation is
now small they hope in time tt fill its pcws
with pure churchman and Jealous christians.
In the same place resides the Bishop sister,
Miss Mary Meade, venerable lady; the sou
surviving member of his generation. A. j.!
looked upon the sweet face so ike the Bishop 5
10 its calm serenity, felt that she was cln-cl-
Gus Of her near approach to the better land,
and listening Tor the vel! known voices OF t!.osc
who had gone before. Many OF the relations
and descendants OF the Bishops live 10 and
around the White Post, aad trust that h"
example of his life aud character may be itnita-
ted, not only BY them, bu, by maay others Id
his native State, which be loved SO we'll a"d
served so faithfully. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

The following, taken from morning ex.
change, will show the average radical idea of
official integrity:
LAS we had anticipated Gen. Belknap was
acquitted yesterday by the High Court OF lm-
parchment upon all the articles presented. The
case is 40 extreme illustration of what partisan
bitterness may accomplish through the means
of ex parte aud hearsay testimony, extracted
through the Star Chamber process. 4 happy
family has been thrown into the deepest Sur
row and humiliation and an honorable officer
deposed from high official position tor the graft
6cation OF the personal spite OF an euvlous wo-
man, and the insane and dabolical desire to
make political capital.
Now, there were thirty votes FOR guilty to
twenty five for not guilty, aud of the twenty
FIVE all but two were SO cast upon the technical
ground of want of observation-disclosures Bel,
kuap, after he had acknowledged his guilt, was
cuDuing enough to resign, and the President
became pdrticeps crimeiatS by making an ex-
ception in his case aud accepting the resigna,
lion on the instant. People who consider Bel
kuap an honorable officer" upon such az ac
quittal as the Senate gave him yesterday, are
not such, we should suppose, as the country
would like to manage its affairs any longer; nor
do we believe that many upright and cousoIeu
cious men, who have heretofore voted with the
republican party, will continue to support that
whose leaders, as acknowledged by the votes Of
the twenty three, are such finished quibblers
----------
Virginia independents fare badly not only 10
the State they attempt to disgrace, but are
everywhere else treated as they deserve to be.
A letter in the Bal imore Gazette this morn
ing says:
THE only independent candidate who has
thus far had the hardihood to off himself is
JUICE John Crilcher, of WeS,morelaud, who
Judging very correctly that his longing for of
flee could not be grltifed through The regular
chaonel of nominating convention, mas lmag-
ioed that if not elected himself his persona!
spleen might be gratl6ed by jeopardizlpg the
success of the regular nominee. The only re
suit of his coutumacy and of the absurd card
lately published by HIM, in which he makes an
affecting appeal to the old lioe wings, will be
to damn forever his own political prospects,
and to confirm the old wings of the First dis |
trict in Their attachment to the con>e vatlve
democratic party.
The Judge thought he would secure the rad
ical vote, but the radicals are not willing to !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE BY a NEGRO.-The
hearts of the people OF this community were
thrilled with Indignation at the reception Of
the news that an outrage was attempted. on
last Thnr- lay morning, upon The person OF a
vIrturu> young woman By brutal negro. A
grown daughter Of Mr. John HusScy. living
about four miles northeast OF au tou, was 10
the cornticld gathering beans fr dinner whco
negro man, with a gun in MS hand, approach
I'd her from benini, and got near her before
she observed him. 10 her SURF rise and horror,
the ncgr1 seized hold 0. her and threw her
upon the ground. She screamed as loud as
she could 70 give the alarm, and struggled with
all the power she possessed, and succeeded 10
reealuing her feet and f. ling the diabolical at
tempt of the feed, VINO then let her 90 and
tod her that he did cot wish to modest her,
but wanted something TO eat-that be Was
convict who ha / escaped from the fvrcc at work
GU the railroad 10 Highland aud had ex-
changed clothes with a citizen. This story, of
course, was intended to misdirect the authori.
ties-Stauaton Spectator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
The Turkish War.

The latest Intelligence from the scene of war
in Turkey is to the effect that the condition of
the Servian Insurgents has improved curing
the past few days and hostilitics will shortly
be renew ID 10 the Southeast. BY way Of Rome
it is rumOred that an insurrcctlUn OF the Chris
'ans against the Turks has broken out in AL
bania. \ European CONGRESS on the Eastern
question has been deci led upon, and Austria
i DESTROYS that Eoglaud should act as arbitra
torcactwrcn Turkey and the insurgents. 1t is
certain that another crisis is impending at Con
stantinoplc, and that the deposition Of the new
Sultan is only question Of days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

DlNEAPPE CHEESE-Louis Norton's Gel
l. hrated make. F.J DAVIDSON'S,
jel9 l47 King street.
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Orkney SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
~ Twelve mi 'es west Of Mt. Jackson, Valley
Branch B. s. o. K. Il, will be open for the re-
ceptlon OF visitors until October lst 1876 under
the mansgen ent Of J n. WOODWARD, lhte
Of Rsw ley Springs, Va.
Since the last season the grounds have been
greatly improved and water works erected, s!d
ing greatly to the convenience health and safety
OF the Springs and is guess.
The waters have Al established reputation for
their wonderful curative po~"rs. The Springs
are numerous and OF grest variety, viz: SUI
phur Healing, Sull hat: OF From and Magnesium
Chaly beat. (tarbc rAto Of iron) NC.
Terms # Is I'd per day - 80 per weak SD /;
per month of twenty eight tays $50. Circulars
will be found 1T L. ) LkADBEAIhK X
BROS, Fairfax street
jy7-lm MOORE s. PERRY, Prop'rs.
DAWLEY SPRINGS near Harrl>onaurg.
n Rockingham county, Va. GEORGE W
BUNKER, of Washington, D. g., Manage;
This we'll known and popular Summer Resort
will be open June lst, 1876. TIL. waters By sl
alysis compare favorabiy with the renowned
chalybeate wsters of Europe. 1t IL the stToagc>t
chslyb2ate in the United States In addition 10
the w.ter, the location, pure and eyAiEarating
atmosphere, picturesque scenery, fine walks,
drives, hunting, fishing. SC, al tend t. make
Rawley THE most attractive as well rs THE mos.
heath.ul resort III Virginia. Tho company hn.
n. great expense erected tho most commodou.
and comfortable buildings i'll the State, and dur
ing the past winter completed perfect system
of terracing and understanding For terms aad
pamphlets apply to A. b. TRICK, President,
Harrison burg, Va MY M2In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

Gs- FOURTH WARD.-There will be q meet.
ing Of tse voters Of the 4!h ward ut the Friend
ship Eng Inc House or Wednesday evening next,
the ID of August, at o'clock. to perfect the or
gan:zation of liiden snd Hendricks club. 1t
is hoped that there will be large turn out OF
voters. jy 3l-3t