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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

To prevent Drunkenness, don't driuk: out #
YOU have hsen drinking, more OF II will not
sober you. While you are shgky, nervous and
distressed, have resort to Simon Liver Rcgu
lator, q 3 ionic 10 arouse your torpid liver To
action, cuiyen your spirits, disslpate the blues
and drive away dependency. Nine cases out
OF ten, it is your heavy liver that causes your
desire to get rid Of yourself n intoxicatlon. We
know hundreds that have tried our remedy aud
it has proved their salvation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

1t Is said here to-day that the instructions
sent to Gen Ruger after the Cabinet meeting
last evening, although bearing the signature OF
the Secretary Of War. We're 10 fact the draft OF
Secretary Fish, aud that while he is directed to
Support Chamberlain in all his orders that tend
to tho preservation oil the public peace, ne Is
in DO way to assume or 10 allow his soldiers to
assume any position that will prevent the tree
expression Of The will Of the people of South
ner.
The President will saaI to Congress all the
papers on the Petersburg military occupation
case early next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

COMMITTEE or PUBLIC PROPERTY. The
City Council Committee on Public Property
met a! the Auditors Office last night. a! of
the members being prescott The bill OF DR..
D. Is. johnson, for repairs To the Friendship
Eagine House. was taken up, and various Wit.
nesses heard The vouchers we're referred 10
. subcommittee for examination and lie re.
port of the Committee will be thereafter agreed
upon aud submitted to the City Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

The rial of Wn. Tyler. iar forgery: viii
lake place, in Washing On, ca Tuesday next.
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local kreVttieS.

si:. 4. w Smith, for many years a couduo.
tor On iLa Midland road, and who served bis
apprentic@ olip q. pachost 10 the shops OF
that company IN this city, has been elected
SUPERINTENDENT 81 tie Stau9ton water works.
Tue S,auutoa paycrs speak 10 lescrvcdly com.
Elementary terms ol Mr.. Sl!anh ) competency
aud courtesy
The young nau, William Woodward, who
was Injured Thursday night, 10 Washington,
while firing the ,apubcan salute, was yester.
day removed to Providence Hospital. He has
been kept under the influence OF an op!ate
since the physicians first reached him. 1t is
now certain be will lose Que eye.
Rev. DR.. Hazleton, Of Dublin, ireland. ar
rived here this morning on visit to the Rev.
". G. Webb DR.. Hagetou is one Of the
leading ministers of the Irish Wesleyan Con-
ference lie will occupy the pulpit OF the M.
L. Church tomorrow morning and that OF the
Metropolitan. Washington, Tomorrow night.
The Washington Uoion OF this morning. 10
aludipg to the noninatioa Of Nj. i. i. White
for Collector OF tie Richmond district, which
has bseG sept 70 the Senate for confirmation,
says that Mr.. Peter Eegau brings serious
charges against that gentleman
The negro mau Charles Il. figgles, alias
Robert Marshall, who robbed Mr.. Leadbeater
and others 10 this city, was indicted by the
grand jury, 10 Washington, yesterday, for burg.
larry and larceny committed there.
The body 81 the coIored man who vas drown
ed by falling from the Long Bridge, on Thurs.
dgy moruing, has been recognized as that OF
man named William Barbour, VITO came to
that city from Lyochhurg.
Tie residences of Rev. Wm. Bradley aud
Dir. \. B. Nodire. near Clifton, Fairfax county,
we're Durccd to the grouni several days since.
TIE acc5 usrs both acc.iena! and there vas
20 Insurance
+. 4. k@rhy, re. estate Ggeut uGd auction
eer, sold, to-day, the house and lot OF ground
at Vest End lately owned by Cassius Augur,
to .ohu W. Stewart, for 1900.
Captain Harper, Of the steamer Theodore
Weems, fearing that the river may be frozen
over On Monday next. his regular day Tor sail
ing, sailed for Baltimore this afternoon
Dir. Phillip j. Eanis. former Confederate
soldier, and we'll kuoun 10 this section, died 10
Washington On Thursday.
A marriage license was granted 10 WasGlog'
tcu Yesterday. to Richard Price and fosa
Wsoa, both OF Cupeper county, va.
The Roll OF Honor The progress OF
ob,ier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

STEAMER BURNED.-A telegram received
here states that the steamer New York OF the
Clyde line, which ran between philadelphia
snd Alexandria, was Destroyed by. ire, al the
former city, las! night. The ire la supposed
to h.vo originated 10 the galley, and speedily
trapped the vessel 10 flames communicating
Also 70 6 barge loaded with cotton which lay
.Ionssi..e. Both the steamer aud the barge
had tc be cut loose and drltted into tho stream
to prevent the fire reaching the other shipping
near by. The New York was 40 cd vessel aud
The loss will not exceed 5000. She had only
arrived from this city on Thursday. and had
40, reloaded, consequently 20 freight was
Suruet. No one was on board the steamer AZ
the time Of the fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

The Roll OF Honor The progress Of
many bright and promising scholar IS often
arrested and Encouragement brought on by, alb
sanca from schoo! caused in SO macy cases by
cough, eod or sore throat. Give DR.. Bull S
Cough Syrup aad let your children answer
present when the roll is called.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


! II UJS of sll kinds Just received by
y dec8 q. WIN. RAMSAY.
NJ EW FIGS, in buckets, boxes aud bags. just
J y received BY
decS g. VA RAMSAY
RXTRA FINE MALAGA GRAPES at
4i dec RAMSAi'S.
S,WEET CIDER and Champagne Cider just
y received by
dsc1 R.B LAWSON j co.
DRIME FACTORY CHEESE for sale by
l. dee7 z. B. LAWSON & co.
JAMAICA SPIRITS, Santa Cruz snG New
u England Rum for sale by
dec X. B. LA WSON co.
PAlsINS OF sill grades st very low prices at
IL dec RAMSAY'S.
NEW CITkUN sni Ms-sina Lemons just
dec7 q. WM RAMSAY.
A TMORE's and FISHERS MINCE
a MEAT just received by ~
GENUINE sCUPPERNoNG WINE Ar
oct II GEO. McBUKNEY & SON.
NEW COOKING PRUNEs.
One hogshead Of
PRIME QUALITY
Just received by
dec & u, WIN. RAMSAY
OHRIsTMAs GOODS.
Mrs 5. K. SNlDEk
Has on exhibition the most beautiful and cam-
plete assortment Of
TOYS
ever offered for sale in this city, an extends 3
cordial invitation TO ALL to call at No. E south
Fairfax street, and examine them before going
to tho dollar stores and the auctions. dec5-2w
TURRANTS, CITRON, Prunes and Figs,
~ for sale by
der r. B. LAWSON IL co
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The New BEACONS.-The SteamDOaV Heu
aad others whose business carries them up and
down the river say that the day beaeons
now bepc erected on Lower Cedar Point Fer
simmon Point and Port Tobacco Shoals are
decided failure, and utterly worthless Ihey
regard the beacous as great waste OF money,
they beiog not whit better than ordinary
buoys and much more expensive. The com,
plant is particularly of the bad taste evi0oed
10 the manner of constructing and painting
the beacons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

TOOKING WINES and BRANDIES fer
~ sale by ldec Al Z. B. LAWSON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

BOTTLED ALE, Porter and Brown Stout,
ID foreign and domestic, for sale by
decd R. B. LAWSON s. GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

CANAL Observation-Disclosures on both
che Chesapeake and Ohio and Alexandria ca
nails may now be regarded as closed for the
season. Both of them have now SOLID CAKE
uf ice from shore to shore. The ice breaker \ IS
kept at work on the upper end OF the T.. y y.
canal cudeavorug 10 make u passage Tor me
boats which were caught out by the late colo
snap. 1t is hoped, however, that all OF tn the be-
lated boats will get up. Up to noon on Thurs.
iay 5,sle canal loats had left Cunberand lor
the year, against 5000 last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

w. A. JOHNSON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND Com
MISSION MERCHANT,
Nortb.sss Corner Cameron and Royai streets
ALEXANDRIA,. Va
aSy ali orders fron. !Go country viii reccig 9
urompt and careful abolition. tsl l5~tt
FORGE McBUENEY q SCh.
Dealers il
CHOICE FAMILY AND b'ANGI GSOtE-
RES, WINES AND LIQUOSS,
SN4LISH and SCOTCH GLE snd BROWN
STOUT.
Ala, EASTERN and POTOIAU HERR
and MACK GHhL.
NOS. i66 AND 80 king STREET,
Washington Hall Building.
Alexandria. Va.
Urd=r. promptly filed. an Sl-tt
~ Mag. RsA3isAY,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER,
--AGD--
TEA DEALER.
s, T. COR. KING AND 3T -.SAPH S1S.,
nov221tf Alexandria, Va.
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TIE EVERETT MCRDEREas SENTENcED.- -
Charles Henry Simpson and Martin heory,
she Two colored men who we're convicted. last
Tnesdsy, 10 Charles county, Md, OF the Ga!.
der of young Everett, were sentenced 10 death
90 Thursday Judge Brent, before passing
sentence, asked the prisoners 1t they had any
thing to say. Simpson replied, I es, SIR Martin
Henry Killed the man before God aad mac.
Martin Henry then said mo, ! did moi. slEr-
son planned The whole thing. He got the club
aEd went up stair5 aud killed, but was there.
The Judge then addressed the prisoners, adj
nonisbiug them to listen attentlyeiy to what
be had to say. The court said Witnesses OF
updcub,ed trulh. male aud female, white ard
4.)lored, had testified to facts leading uuerrins'
ly 70 conviction, and the very ground itself
about Tia scene of the murder gave evidence
against than. The very means taken 10 eoc.
csal guilt only served TO make it the more mae
fest You sre both equally guilty. While ooe
struck the fatal bloHs the other awaited the
uousummation Of the deed IN order that there
might be union 10 the joint purpose CT burglary
md robbery The murder has robbed TIL
immunity Of 3 young mao, honest, upright
aud beloved By ali. You can have 10 hope Tor
mercy or earth. Your doom is hzed and the
Gays Of your lille are numbered: and you can
cot expect either pardon OR com mutatlon OF
sentence by the Governor The court then
.,assed the sentence OF death rpoa. both zoe
prisoners, to be banged on such day &c ts:e
Governor may appoint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

4 PPLE, Peach, Ounce, Pear and Plum
"A Butter received to-day by
nov ID J. G. s. +. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

IUST RECEIVED-New Layer Raisins md
O New Curranta w. IL JOHNSON,
octD Il. +. cor Gem. and Royal ste.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS. -Untl
Ehrther notice the following will be the hour
for the onaninp and closing of the mails

OSES1St AND CLOSlNU Of ou''
shrther notice the following will DO the hours
Tor the opening and closing of the mails:
OPENING.
Northern mails 6:4j a. m. and TOO D. III.
Western mails, S:45 a. III. and 200 2. m.
Southwestern, via Lynchbnrg and Gordons-
vile, TOO p. M.
Washington and Ohio, Bound Hill 10 Alex
sndris, $3.50 p. M.
Manassas Division, $3.50 p IL.
southern mails. via Kchmord and F"edrr-
icksburg, Va, S:45 a. m. and l:"l y. H.
Aorthern and Western mails, 1:00 =. III. snd
$50 p. II.
Southwestern, via Gor,tonsvlI. and Lyneh-
Dirg, sou G. IL.
Washington and Ohio, Alexandria t, Round
kill, Va, 800 a. III.
Manassas Division, 600 =. IL.
Southern, via Fredericksburg sai Richinoni.
Va, 4:45 y. M and 800 y. IN
yr General delivery window close: :. s:CU y
81. Doors close at 800 p. III.
~Open on Sundays i. 9 Il III. AID close ~
J:' a. III.
WEATHER PRoBADILlrlEs.-W Var Lepon
s.eat Office of the Chief SIgaa' officer, |}nst-
.aqtou, d. e., Deer. s. lnIG--lO:3o a. LII
For the Middle States colder aud clear or fair
weather, with brisk north west wnIs and rising
barometer.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NO. a2 5. WASHINGTON ST. FOX
EaRGNT. Possession given Uotooer Is, S:h
annv 10 GEO UHLER sa2 l5-tt
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GROCERIES, dc.

r ONDON LAYER, loose Muscatel, Valen-
- cha. Sultana and 5eedless kaisins just re-
ceived by
nov "a j. q. d h. M1LBURN.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL MONDAY JANUARY H. 1876

the receiving ship Columbus, then at Bos.
ton. BE remained at the Chaslestown navy
yard from March, 1886, until March, 1888,
when he was ordered to the frigste Levant,
and later to the Constellation, both of W nich
were in the West India squadron.
He was acting master of the Con-
stellation from May until September, 1888,
and from that time until December of the
same year be served as acting lieutenant
on the Vandslia, when he was transferred
10 the Nstchez, and was master and act
ing lieutenant on that vessel tor one year
On the 25th of February, 1896, he became
lieutenant and served on the Levsnt and on
the Warren, in the West India squadron,
from that time until September, lS47
Services and exposure then brought
on brain lever which left
him totally blind. He was relieved
in 1857, and received his commission
as commander on the 25th of july, 1861; was
promoted TO the rank of captain in 1867, and
to that OF commodore on the 20sh OF Deem
Der, 1869. He leaves a widowyon daughter
and one son. The daughter is Mrs. Wynd-
ham K. Mayo, OF Norfolk, Va, and the son,
stephen - -catur, has been graduated from
the naval academy, and has been in active
service two years and half. Commodore
Decatur's funeral services will be held in
the Church OF tie Me- slab, in Boston, to-
day, and the remains will bs brought on
here to be deposited in the family vault at
Greenwood. Commodore Decatur was mar
ried after becoming blind.
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SLIPPERY BILL.

No, stranger, he doesn't i've here now,
He slipped the vigilance-don't know how,
For we've hunted these diggins high and low
Since he vsmosed the ranch ten years ago.
reckon you havn't hearn about
The game he played when he busted out.
He lit hereabouts in a student way,
An squat by the fire, but wOuldn't play,
Things was as lively as common when
The boys is over from Snaky Glen. -,
The tables vere pit ed knee-deep with gold,
And biz with keeTds were brisk, I'm told.
Bill sot sullin' there for a while,
And watched the proceedings without smile.
But Jest as the game were he tin req NOT,
He slowly riz uD from where ne sol,
And poured some powder into his paw,
As he worked his quid rom Jaw 10 Jaw.
"No luck an mought as well be dead
As livin'" was what the hairpin said.
His lace was full Of a Wildtsh Skfer,
And, darn his pictur he &C ed queer
al will " he says; I'm blowed IL don T.,
And III carve the galoOt who says WORT.
"When luck goes back on a cuss like l,
He'd better pepper his carcass and Ole
And III don't do IL. jest call me liar ="
Chuck went his powder horn into tho fire.
The way the bows lit out beats all:
They hid behind stumps and rocks and wall.
But the gold and the powder horn was left be
hind,
With BilI all alone to go it blind.
We waited an hour acrost the ros u,
To hear the shanty and Bill exp ode;
We waited an hour after We rap :,
But never so much as flash IL the pan;
An when we discovered that re had been sold
And footed It back we found n q gold.
But we found in that cuss' + orn OF Bits
The blacklist sand IN these ia rnal hills.
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into the deatbly stupor, that sped past
the power of physic or physician. far into
the eternal land of dreams. 1t was about six
O'Clock in the evening that his lie,
which had ebbed slowly, without struq-
gle and peacefully away, bad gone out COM
pletely. He was dead, and past all help or
need of nelp. We can dwell no longer on
these sad scenes. The town of Patoks was
already in mourning last evening, the
church bells tolling out the solemn funeral
note, and every one telling in his counte-
nance the one event of the hour. No man
ever bad sincerer following than will be
witnessed there, nor was there protounder
sorrow within a similar circle, over this
almost tragic end of man so loved and so
esteemed. The funeral viii be held Wednes-
day morning a 10 O'Clock from bis late
residence in Pstoka, and those from here
can attend by taking the morning train on
the Evansville 81 CrsW louisville road. They
will be enabled to be present at the services.
and to return on the noon train.
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DIR. DUFF.
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MANUFACTURED BY
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CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county. IS.
entine Busch ct Al. aud Viii lam w. Woollen,
Trustee. etc VS.. Valentine Butsch ct al.
In the Superior Court of Marion county in the
state of Indiana, January term. SO No. ,44S
aud IL, IL, consolidated causes. Foreclosure of
Mortgage.
Be il known, that on the 18th day of October
1873, the above named plaintiff, The Indisnap-
oils Insurance Company, by It's attorneys,
filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior
Court of Mar on county. in the state of Indiana,
its complaint against the defendants for Fore
closure of Mortgage, and on the Duh day Of Oc-
len, Trustee, filed In said erk's Office his COM
plant against the defendents tor Force osu OF
Mortgage. and afterward on the Sth day OF jan
uary, 1876, the said plaintiff, The Indianapolis
Insurar ce Company, flied in said court the efh
davit of a compe emit person showing that GER
Ter, Thomas Sechler, stephen Morse, William
g. ay. Charles Morse, Samuel Me- ullough. JEFF
fefson Furnace Company, Rough and Reaoy
Iron Ompany, Globe lion Company. Columbus
Iron Company. Alabama Iron Company, John
Campbell, l.. A Horton, s. b. Drouiilard, Ben
jamin Younglin, sepb Stafford, South St.
Louis Iron Company and Abraham b. Meyer,
are not residents OF the stale of Indiana.
Now therefore, ny order of SAID court, said
nonresident defendants above named are
hereby notified OF the fling and tendency of
said cor plains against them, and that unless
they appear and answer or demur thereto, at
the CALI z of said causes on the second day of
the q rm OF said court, 10 be begun and held at
the court house in the city of indians polis, on
The first Monday in March, 1876, said COM
plants, and the matters and Things therein con-
tanned and alleged, will be heard and deter
AUTlN H. BROWN. Clerk.
KER. HoRD and HENDRICKS Attys for Plffs.
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FOOIPAD AND FIEND
THE UNCONSCIOUS VICTIMS OF HIaHwAYMT
TIL Ut RkEORE RAILROAD TRAIN

THE UNCONSCIOUS VICTIMS OF HIeHwAYMEN
tn UT BEFORE RAILROAD TRAIN.
The st. Louis Times of yes erday says
On Wednesday night Mr. Anton Hagen
wright and wife, of Decatur, H., were in
East St. Louis and, about O'Clock, were
passing along st. Clair avenue to go TO the
house Of friend. AS they were crossing
the OHIO q Mississippi railroad track, which
runs across the avenue, they were attack ed
By three men, whose purpose was soon de-
velOped by the manner in which they began
operations. MIR Hsgenwright was struck
on the head with a weapon, and felled TO the
ground, and tn an kicked in the face. The
blows rendered the man senseless and an
parently uppCsiag that he was dead the
robbers placed he body acrOss the rail of
the track. They then turned upon Mrs
Hagenwright, W DO stood by, paralyzed with
fear, and, rema rking that 'dead persons
tell no tales" st ruck her upon the head,
rendering ner unt conscious. In like manner
they placed her be 'dy
ACROSS THE RAJ BESIDE HER HUSBAND,
and proceeded to lis the pockets of both.
They secured $50 in money, and travelling
satchel containing two alpaca dresses, two
shawls, and some t&er articles. By this
time Mr.. Hagenwri gkt partially recovered
bis senses, and heari the men say among
themselves that they would hide Gloss by
and witness the train pass over the bodies.
They were prevented fn0m carrying ont this
horrible design, howeN 'er, by the approach OF
a man and lady. AS soon as tte men ran
away, the badly injur ID couple were able
to escape and give th o alarm. The police
were at once notified add commenced
search, and yesterday afternoon arrested,
upon suspicion, Will II syes, Michsel Lloyd
and James Morris. Tn ey were taken into
custody by Officer Hall oran, and In the
trunk of Hayes we're foui,d the two shawls.
which were identified by Mr.. Hsgenwrigbt
as those belonging to his vile. The
satchel and dresses were found
by Officer Coffey under a sidewalk close To
where the attack was made. The three men
under arrest are rolling Iuill men, and
Hayes il a well known character to the po-
lice. The finding of the shswls ia his pos
session is bad evidence fer him. Mr.. Ha-
genwright is considerable injured on the
head and face. his moss bein.. broken, while
his wife received wounds on the head and a
bad injury in the neck. Toe men will, tc-
day, have an examination b. lore Justice
Eggmann.
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Notice to NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, acertaIn precept has been duly issued
to me by the Mayor of the city of Indianapoli
under the corporate seal of said city, dated Jan-
uzry It'll, 1876, showing that there Is due the
following named contractor the amount herein.
af er specified for street improvement in the
city OF Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Dne John Scheie. for grading and paving with
brick the north sidewalk on Brook slde avenue
from Clifford avenue TO Orange street. from
Mary Cruise, the sum OF twenty-one dollars and
sixty cents ISL gu. amount OF assessment
charged againet lot No. seven IN In Burgers
subdivision of Fletcher's addition to the city OF
Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that unless within GU days after the punlica-
ton, for three weeks, of this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel oflsnd Il paid, | will proceed to collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said
lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all
costs that may accrue.
HENRY W .TUTEWIBER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, January Il, 1876.
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PREoCKIPTION FREE.

E,0R the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness,
IT. Lost Manhood and all disorders brought Oh
by indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has the
ingredients. Address, DAVIDSON q CO.,
Box 22s6, " York.
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While Alabama was under the sea parts
OF New Mexico and Wyoming we've under
the fresh water lakes. A sketch OF one Of
tbcs3 extincL lakes shows that the AXE STOOD
between the Wasatch and the Rocky Noun
tsios so long that mud nearly a Hile thick
formed on its bottom.
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THE TAMMANY THIEVES.

City and State Off GERS and Con-
spirators Sued &c Restitution.