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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

At w ashington, close connections with North
and West. At panvilic daily With Sa".i
and Southwest, and st LyEchburg, :wce !siy,
to South and West.
DAILY connections with chcs. X nh,J
f. 4. eastward to Richmond. aud westward {,
Stanton, White Sulphur, Chs,lesIon. uuG,-
ington, Cincinnati and the West.
Both trains from South conacC. with CE:s.
81 Ohio at Charlottesville Tor the West. T!i, ID
is the only limo running double isily train.
south of Washington, =..I makes now the luc!.
est time ever msde-!e>s than ~ hours 3ei"oG.
Washington end New Orleans
MANASSAS DIVISION, Maii Tca!a-pas-
sengers leave Washington daily, except S""-
day 10 u. M, Alexandria :. ID II. m, snt. AL
rive at Stras5urg i. III u. IN. Leave :5lcas1urg
+. ~ b. M. arrive 1T Alex anilia Flo p. III.
WAkRENTON acknowledgements ~
and from Wsrrerton with Msil T;sln daily .aGA
with south bound Accommodation Saturday ~
ternoon.
Accommodation leaves Ale.su!r.a !Or Coz
louisville Tuesday. Thursday AMI Saturday ~
D. ia, and leaves Guraoa3r.llo tor A!oAaai...
ut q. IN.
pullmsn Sleeper daily, ,1sthout chany1 DC
tween Baltimore and Kew bricAEa, .,.,!az
Baltimore 1915 y. III.
Through tickets IL tho South ,:,i y 49,. =:
lowest rates.
u J. FUHEACkE, Ee... ..ts..a.rs
J. Al. BROADUS, q. 1. 4. uor
XaJASHINGTUN Il ONO RAILROAD
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pOOK,S STATIONERY, DC.
BOOKN, INTiIIUNEH 7, &c
CCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PUBLIC
I,f,fJ0nr nHnEC

SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.
\ lul! supply of all the books used just. re-
ceivcd And will be furnished at tho lowest prices
For Tue more advanced schools and semi n s.
BOOKS-Ancient and Modern Language
latin Creek, Hebrew French and German-
furnished on the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery 3 specially.
New STYLES Pape.eres just received, from 2oc
Mourning Paper and Evelopes, new patterns.
F-onch Qusdrile and Rep Papors, will. En-
veloues to match. Very handsome.
psper and Envelopes Of American msnutac,
lure = full line Of Note Letter and Cap. Legal
Cap, Flat Letter DoIny and Folio Post Paper
also very thin Note and Letter Paper Tor iore'sn
correspondence ,
Blank Books, Pass Books, Time books Moni-
orandum Books, Conpostiou Books, Bills Fay
able and Receivable. Day Books, JOURNALS
Cash Books, Ledgers and Journals, cap sI-e'
Grown. Deny and Medium, from Two - twei'c
uuires each, tull and half bound.
Fine Portamonnies, in Russia Leather, Sos
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases, III
Russia Leather and Pearl. Opera Glasses, &c,
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Books;
. very handsome Assortm ent just received.
Now Books, Magazines and keV!ows reco'Soa
as soon aS issued. a.,
Owing 10 the now postal law increasing INC
postage on packages of merchandise from MAJ
rent 10 one cent Der ounce, which went into ei-
feet April 1, tho price OF Let No. l, i've cures
Mote Paper, prepaid, will be 35c; lot No: :. ooI;
lot No. B. 60c; lot No. 4, soc and 81. French
Qusd:ile same price.
san6 No. 95 King street.
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AIefanOria 6aztttt
MONDAY EVEN'G., NOVEMBER 70

ADUEI. THAT DID NOT Cone OfF.-Messr;Ss
j. V. Reddy and Francis j. Kelley. two we'll
Known citizens, we're before the Police justice
this morning to answer the charge OF being
about to engage 10 duel.
Messrs. Charles V. Meredith, Samuel i.
Witt and E. c. Cabell appeared as counsel Tor
the defendants.
MIR. Patrick Keenan,. the party who lodgea
the information, atthr being sworn, stated that
he had reason to apprehend breach 81 !he
peace by these gentlemen. and belue satisfied
that preparations were being made tor meet
ing of hostile character, he smore out war
rant for their arrest.
Mr.. Meredith acknowledged that there had
been Just cause for the issuing OF the warrant,
but the matter had been adjusted, aud 40 lur'
Their action would DC taken.
The parties were required 10 give bond III
the sum Of 81 900 each to Keep the peace.
Mr. John Murphy became surety Ter Alr.
Kelley, and Col William +. Gi!dings surely
tor MIR. Redly.
The difficulty grew out Of debate IN The
McGill Lyceun.-Rtth. Stute.
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EON1NISSION MERCHANTS.

PH1L1r B. HooE.
NO. 2 PRINCE STKEE1
GENERAL
AND SHIPPING MENC
Dealer in sli kinds Of
IILIZERS, SALT AMI rLASVEn
agent OF the
LIVERPOOL & LONDON IL uLoBA Y:
SUkANCE COMPANY
feb St!
J. c. s. Il. AlLDuNS'
Wholesale ard Retail
GROCEkS U CON MISSION MEKNH Is
A!cxnnd:is, Virginia.
Orders and consigumsnts solicited. They vii
receive careful and prompt attention.. ~
u B. LAWSON & CO,
lSucceEsora To K. II. l.swstn.l
GKUUERS AND LIQUOR MEKjhA Mt
No. D. Cameron street.,
sugs ALEXANDRIA. Va.
T'HonAs PERRY.
GENEKAL COMMISSION MEHullAN-
AND AGENT FOX
THE SALE OF FEKTl LlXEkS,
No. II king street,
aug lG-.r ALEXANDRIA, VA.
GEO. ~AEulHGTOS. z. }. WARRINGTON
WAS NOTION s. BROTHE Err.
COMM MISSION RCHANTS
NO. ~ UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Consignment, ol Grain, Merchandise and all
kinds, Of Country Produce solicited. s;peclai
attention given to sll business entrusted to them.
Prompt returns maze. *p rs
M A. 5MOOT,
pEALsElN
SMOUT = W h i K f.
(FUut '.incoas st..)
feb 2l-.f Alexandria. Fi7g!Ats.
J.BRoUERs. ). AAHsoN.
r BRODERS j CO.,
-. No. II King street,
alexandria, w.
GENERAL COMMISSION MGkCuA N1'5
aRoUENl Es, ~
LIQUORS,
rkOV1SlONS,
SaLm FISH,
and PRODUCE.
Also Keep Oh baud general assortment Z.
Cordage, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Limo Packing, oils,
Lamps and Ship aud Naval Stores.
ALI orders and consiynInents promptly attend
al TO- aud goods forwarded witlou. delay l., con-
ignees on arrival.
Agents for Duponts GGnpowior
Xxx Ale and Porter alwaya Oh hand.
Agents for the Baltimore pad fototaac Trant-
portston line huh lU'-.f
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

iz.eezas SpHo1A1 So1l'A'
On and alter Friday, Scptemb Der lst, 1916, The
schedule OF hours on The Ferry BOsts will be rs
follows:
Leave .diexand,1a: 1890, $780, $50, 1890 and
ll:"O q. III, md l225O, l:sO. 23O $50, 4,3O, $50
and $50 y. IN.
Lease Washington: 80, $50. $50, 1880
and ll:3O u M, sud 1880 1870, 30, $3.50, 4:S0
$50, and $50 j.. H.
Sunday unchanged FIST tip $50 y. III last
trip ut ! y. N.
SIS. HUWlSON,
slg 80 Prts:ttE! Potomac Ferry Go
NOTICE
1865 FOX POTOMAC RIVER LAND
lNGS.
On hHd after Thursday, July 9Th. 1915, tho
Steamer ''MATrAEO," Captain W. Ii. Ryles,
will leaye her wharf loot Of King street, EVE
Ky MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
INC, ut 10 clock, tor landings Oil tho Potomac
river ~ follows:
Marshall Hall, Matthias Poiut.
Pye's wharf, DIPS Wharf.
Sandy Point, Wits Wharf,
Liverpool Poiut, HOLSTERS wharf,
Smiths Point. Msssey's What,
Cottage Wharf, Coltons Wharf,
Stusrts Wharf, Blsckistone's Island.
TolaDn's Wharf, Nomini Ferry.
Returning, leaves Nolnini Ferry on Tuesday
hAu CFluay uoFulHSoI ulhhiR VIC hOose lauu-
ings also making Lees wharf and Potomac
City, returning 10 Alexandria about sundown.
n. BOUSH & SON Agents,
jy1 Alexandria, Virginia.
800 BALTIMORE TIM
FUToMAC RIVER STEAM
The steamer EXPRESS. Capt }. It. Barker,
will leave pior ~, Light street, Baltimore, EVE.
KY TU ESDAY, nj i =. III. Returning. will
leave Alexandria EVERY FRIDAY. Ut hour
o'clock p. III.
The steamer THEODORE WEEsIS, Capt
James Harper, will leave pier 10. Light Greet
Baltil6 ore. EVERY THURSDAY, at = y. H.
Returning Will leave Alexandria VERY
MONDA ii l0:3Up. III.
Freight viii not be received sitter 1 y. Ia
Both steamers will stop each may 81 ths!f 70
:pcctiya river landings.
FOR tur!ha: information apply 10
j. BSUDEitS s. CO., Agents,
Ilil II ii King street.
INLAND Z :AEAEuAED uOASTING co.
II li.r
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This company Oilers un:vaiei facilities for
the transportation Of freight and passengers,
aud will run thar s.oainars regularly rs follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
FOR NEW YORK

Tho Al ::,oamSlip5 +. &. KNIGHT --s.yss.
anL JOHN GIBSON leave tho com- SEAaE
pany's wharf. Alexandria, EVERY TUES
DAY MORNING, an New York from pier
IL East River, EV EfY SATURDAY, at four
o'alock D. lG.
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FOR NOKt'OLk.

Tho slega:t, now aud slbstantial sEa~-
iron steamer LADY Or THE LAKE. azssazssssessss;
lnAves the eompany's wharf, Washington, EV-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRI
DAY, at three o'clock y. NJ, and Alexandra At
TUESDAY, TIL URsDAY and SATURDAY,
ut o'clock y. III. This line connects at Nor.
folk with tho ships Of the Merchants and Mi
ner3 transportation Company for Boston and
Providence and affords the cheapest and best
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fsreto Nor!o!i: 81;
round Trip % Tickets good until used.
ruk THE POTOMAC ElVEK LANDINGS.
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, JEasEs sxssssssss
built especially for this route, leaves the com
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY TU rs
DAI and FRIDAY, At o'clock q. NJ. and
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY, Il.
e O'Clock p. Ii.
This company makes close CONNECTIONS ut Al
e3Gndr:a with the w g., " IL. s. G.. = II. H.
Go. and With tho W, + .. Il. +. Co. Freight
received for XII !"ins, North and south,
handled with care n1d forwarded with pruiii;,;
moss and d;sp:tch.
For further Information apply To
+. a. REED, Agent,
Jannoy's wharf,
or st tn" office OF tho company, under tho Na,
tional metropolitan Bank, 18th street. opposite
tho Treasury Department, Washington.
NH 10 j. ". THOMSON, President
>rxS;.s. CLYDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
.sssstallssixls LIZ To
PHILADELPHIA, PKOVlDENCE ARD
BOSTON.
s;toa.ners leave alexandria EVEki TUES
DA End leave philadelphia EV ERR SAT
UEDA \ nj - clock III. from Pier No. | r..
Whsrve!.
This line connects 1t Alcxaadria with the o.,
a. u ii. and W. y y. K. Rs, snG at Philsdel-
phia with tho new and popular Iron Line" Tor
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptceao ard care,
free OF commissions.
no charge for transfer in Philsie!phis, and
no wharfage il Boston. Through - Boston in
sixty-fye hours. Through rstes and through
bills Of lsdiug given. lraursEcc Guaranteed ut
less IT, ar usual rates.
Agents
f. 4. REED, Alexandrie.
Nm. =. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, d. g.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 5-ti
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

-
z. W. AVERY
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GKoCh,
RES, VINE LIQUORS, &C., &c,
2,6 King ST., cor. Alfred,
scr,s ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHEAP FISH
i have in atore and to arrive large quantity
OF FISH, all varieties, which Will close OUT ~
$50 bhls Msckerel, Nos. ], 2 and 3; also iii kits.
200 bbls Split Herring.
$50 bb!s Round DO, cheap, from 50 to 81 . Dbl
200 bbls Potomac do, Fam. Roe Net and MOL.
POTOMAC SHAD and SHAD ROE.
smne my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
s. j. REED,
No. u south Union street
sep 5-tf No. II south Whsrvcs.
NEW STORE
NEW PRICES
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he hss 'Ak 30 .h -. Ts0I KING STREET,
and is prepared to offer full and carefully So
'''''' FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
st prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly TO all parts Of tho cily aaa
satisfaction guarAntood III every particular. = Il
'"s wy 5s.I y S' F. DAVIDSON
W.. "A. JOHNSON.
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND CON
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal s.r";is
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
re- Ali orders from The country will rclei' I
prompt and careful attention. jan -a~tl
rEORGE McBURNEY u SON,
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GEnCt-
RlES, WINES AN D LIQUORS.,
ENGLiSM sud SCOTCH ALE snl GEt't' =
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTION AC HEkkl
and MACkEREL.
NOS. l66 AND 40 KING Si'RGhT.
iW.shinxton Hsil Hunlilns,l
Alexandria, Va.
nr,isr: promptly tiloi. a'h 81;
II VIVA. KAWsAT.
WHul,E.tAl.s: AND Faaill.Y GROCER,
TEA DEALER:
S. l.. cox. kINU And 81. ASAPH SITS,
noy22-.f Alexandria. Va
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMER kEYpCRT.

sT~oe STEAMER kEYPORT
.aazzzS
On and sftcr Monday. the 2Oth Instant, the
steamer kEYPORT will leave her wharf, foot
of Prince street, daily. except Sundays. at 8 %
p. m, going South and srrive at l2.45 y. u.
day going North.
nov Is HOOE, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

TLASS CUTTERS, better than Diamonds
" for sale by the dozen CT single ono; good
article for pedlsra. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

oboe, Stove busting, Sweeping and other
- BRUSHES. Stove Polish, Shoe biscNi"g'
&c, at So King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

A. al st,,J M o2G King At SUGARS,
COFFEES, TEAS sud all other GROCERlEo
are sold 1t prices maj cannot !ail 10 give SsLls
faction \ . house in tie city shall undersell me.
nov z',--.,.,,,,; - 1ov, nn1o1s
kuChklfo ~ ~ - wv 49, E;
~ h"oa' tola:'ou ~ W "I'osA.o 3so
wv I : ~ Ne Wa,i usl, ''''''' " .25c
i F;,, - .....23c
good, ....2oc
SuGA R::--tiood brown
Light brown .:. ,:,,;; ;,, ''''''''' ~ ~
tolico' nearly n'1o'''''''''''.1II
;.,s1Jnr III
.r.v. IL Ill cr,irs ~ lover RITES than else.
where. Very hes! sugar cured Hams. Should,
crs snL breasts ~ extremely low prices Al!
Grocorl,:s Al price. which csnn9t isil 10 piease'
Guods Ir''Ser"l lrniaptiF :" ~. par - W
nov = D. nfA tAs'oA' 80 t-'"e
NEW I'LL OK w EAT r TO L
~ ,,
''>''''' "''''
u,l.s DAVi u HARMON.
,,s
= oAd'
~ 90 HMAraualnu and
RIO COFFEE
rsco;vai SIND T., .a,s l,y
&C: - DAY y ia Il aloH.
NIFTY CENT TEAS guaranteed equal tt
e any sold in the market.
oc. q i. w. AVERY ." h!hs 81:
nOTrOM PRICES ON SUGARS st 22
ID Kiag street
oct : f. w. aF Eh l.
vxrulTE WINE md Uld Apple Vinegar i'll
w store.
oct II K. w. AVERY. 226 King st.
- OID,,o Wb;s-
Is kov Port Sherry and Madeira Wine, III.
WAYS on hand 4: the old stand, 22G King st.
oct Il Z. w. AVERY.
CH0ICE NESS MACkEREL; also Nos >
and ) Muckcrei, in bbls snI half bbs, re-
novs DAY !" n = NAon
DACON-Plsin sud Sugar cured Shoulders
nov 5 - "a ' ! Y 4 . NJ = =.
v1RFsr 0AT MEAL and BUCKWHEAT
e FLOUR received by ,
nov 5 DA@ y II q na'oN.
Id received by :. ar, y,,.,v
novs &. WA: KAhoA !.
Z is the VERY BEST For sale 3 ~
novG u. W ii. Ma NJ "a ::
vYOn LtpATHtr CHOCOLATE and A L..
ii EErti,;Ep1Ts far Gala bv
now u: W n. IA MS:a |.
0n CASE3 YEEFSTEAK TOMA.
1OO TOES the finest bfaui packed just
received by ,, ,,,,s,y
-..--.-- az, D..
- " AIS PRIME Old java auu ~ pase isio
~ a:li l'asauyfa tof -, T. 4, us1 I1se'seu W
u: " ~. H =, asa,h =,
Sep - Corner Hing and 81. Asaph SIS.
/ MA faSED ougar-cureu s"pu'uef'
~ ard Biesk!art fioco5 Just re.Giv1 s,f ny
sep l. j. !. y L. Mild ny.
~ - o.. 49, .,,,i,r.1 ~,
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MAIL PROTECTOR MATCH SAF ES,, =
w nice article at worry low price, by the
dozen or single one. 81 IS King street. >,
}. #. CREIGHTON il SON.
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BOOTY AND SHOES.

= AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
- PERS-Lsdes French Kid Broadway.
Ladies' Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toi-
lot, Lasting Toilet Serge and Carpet Slippers,
IN every style aud quality. at WADDkf'S. a
King street
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GROCERIES,, DC
Notice.! Notice.! Notice.!

a. The old stand, No. 222G King st., SUGARS.
COFFEES, TEAS and all other GROCERIES
are sold 1T prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction. 40 house in tic city shall undersell me.
uoy6 T. w. AVERY. 226 King st.
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UNDERTAKES GOODS in great varsity
~ kept on hand &: SIS King stroet-tor sale At
q small advance ,c>r
oct % j. i. CEElGHION u Dun.
The New York herald., 1876-11-25
TRADE STATISTICS.

BRITISH AID IRISH EXPORTS TO THE UNITED
STATES.
The New York herald., 1876-11-25
AN ACTRESS ROBBED.

Frank Stone eighteen years OF age was arragnsd In
the Kings County Court of Sessions yesterday ON the
charge Of grand larceny having stolen jcwery valued
At between s40o and $500 from MISS Annie Ward
Tiffany an actress q Colonel SIMS Park Theatre,
Brooklyn Frank is the son OF tho lady with whom
Miss Tiffany boarded, and has always been considered
youth OF most excellent character Il seems
that Frank one day, when Miss Tiffany was
absent nom the house, entered her room, secured
tie jewolry and Immediately started for Chicago.
While In Chicago be disposed Of some Of the properly
far the purpose Of rottng money to pay his expenses
Alter staying in Chicago Tor some time he concluded
10 return 10 Brooklyn. AS soon az he did so he was
arressed ana locked up. Frank had many friends who
sympathixed with him in his trouble, and one day
Miss tiffany was visited By respoctsbo looking man
who told her that II she would not testify
against Stone ho would SEQ that she was
loudly appauded every night and that she
received her share Of bouquets aud baskets of flowers
bu, should go upon the stand and testify against
Stone hc should make his business TO that she
wns hisscd from the stage. When the was tried
Yesterday Miss Tiffany wont upon the stand ana told
what she knew concerning the robbery The prisoner
islensd 20 the testimony and a. its conclusion pleaded
pui,ty 10 the charge He was sentenced By Judge
Moore 10 one year In the Pententiary.
The New York herald., 1876-11-25
BOOK TRADE SALE.

The MessrA Leavtt are about concluding an impor.
trade sale Of holiday miscellaneous and juvenile
books and stationery NJ thoir salesrooms in Clinton
Hall. The sale was opened with James r. Osgood n
Co IS books which sold remarkably well. Longieows
Skeeson IN Armor" illustrated by Miss Hallock. sold
ike hot cakes. This is osgood's piece de rtsistance
The standard contemporaneous poots. Longfellow,
Lowell, Whittier, Tennyson and Owen Meredith were
In good demand. The rod line editions OF the poets
found ready sale. Tho imported books OF Scribner,
Wexford " Armstrong iound plenty Of buyera Their
holiday edition OF 'Spain by Baron Oh. Daviilier,
illustrated by Dore sold remarkably we'll for high
priced Uook. Wnton's sWelsh scenery, Fergusson's
History oi Architecture were among the hne books
offered by this hrin. Among the other firms repre-
scnted were sheldon d Co., Lee Shepard, Hurd 3
The New York herald., 1876-11-25
"THE pATRoNEss OF MUSIC. /"

The festival or ST. Cecilia, patroness OF music
which occurs Tomorrow, will be celebrated In the
church dedicated TO her at lO5th street and Second
avenue. with unusual emphasis Al the morning ser.
vice nanegyrc oil the saint viii preached by Rev.
John kean, and in the evening grand M iusica YES
pers viii be- sung by twelve operate artists in .udng
Mcssrs Weinlich. Adolph Sohst and Nine Davis A
special repcro ORE, composed by Professor DAVIS Will
be rendered.. and the orchestral accom- will be
unusually nDe. A lecture upon the connection be-
music and religion will be delivered By Rcv.
Henry A. Brann, aud Cardinal McCoskey will preside
thc vcspers and administer tho bensdicton OF the
bles sed sacrumopk
The New York herald., 1876-11-25

jury and at their request they were riven recess OF
ball an hour for dinner before retiring Al hatpa
two they went into their room. and al i've O'Clock
word having been received from them Judge Donohue
adjourned the court until ten O'Clock this morning,
directing the jury II they sgreed to bring IN sealed
verdict At halipsst six. upder charge Of omcers OF
the court, they went 10 hotel and took supper AS
the Jury had retired after the Judges charee
Miss Martinez with her sister and mother, ieit me
room. accompanied bv the Chief officer oil tne
court. Mr.. Ricketts,, VITO conducted them 10 Broad
way stage which they took TO 20 home The plaintiu
stated leaving that she did not care TO walt ior he
verdict. The general opinion Is that The jury WIZ
The New York herald., 1876-11-25

STATES.
WASHINGTON Nov. "a, 1876.
The following statement OF the exports of the prin-
cipal articles OF British and irish produce and
facures from the United Kingdom the United States
during the ten months ended October 81 1885,
pared with the corresponding period OF ls'5 has bcon
furnished by the chief OF the Bureau OF STATISTICS:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

about 10 depart with = view q joining iht
hostilss in the North, they having refused
% comply with orders 10 come into the
Agency 20 receive nations, determined on
disArming them. and al daylight on ths
morning Of the ga inst, General Nckin-
Kie, with eight companies o. the Four1h
Cavalry, successfully surrounded thsse I've
bands, consisting OF 9n lodges,
and captured bucks, sgnANs and ponies,
without firing = shot, and they were mzrch-
ed into the Agency after having been cis-
armed and dismOunted. spotted Tai. 10
has eyinced and answering loyalty 20 Tie
whites, was made head chief and Red Cloud
deposed, and Spotted Tail and Little Wound
have agreed 10 furnish General crock viii
ali the warriors he may need % o0-operEis
with him in the coming campaign. Which
will be inSugurated a. once.
Governor HAye- and party ieft Columbus
on the s4th, in special car, on yisii 70 the
Centennial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03
An Old Mans Weary Chase.

The case Of the State y. Jane. NJ.
Cleehee, alias james Collins. alias !
Hancock. vas up before the COUNTY
Court last Friday. The prisoner Va,
found guilty and sentenced TO twe.y.
mouths IN the chain gang.
The facts are briefly these: Colin.
sent from Georgia out 10 Cher1ke-
County, Ala, and stopped with an Old
mal there who had = yOsng wife and
three children Collins remained there
eight mOufhs, during which time al a.
taehmeur sPrang up between the wifs
AMI Collins.
They eiOped, took the old mans mon.
ey, and EFF him the three children %
E-pPc--- Ccliizs ~5ut ~ Nfi,sis,ipp..
married the woman, and WANDERED
from place 10 place uader warrior.
z4mes. and finally settled in Clayton.
three or four miles from JOnesbOro'
The Old man went in pursuit Of the r.
girivss Re sad nothing 10 guide hn
bur the Photograph OF Collins. For Two
long, weary years he went on hOrss-
back from place .. place, now and then
getting some faint trace Of them. r.
finally traced them % Georgia, anfIas
rr,..elst from town % town showing
C0IliEs's picture, bat could hear nothing
Of hls whereIbOuts. Last week. weariet.
tired, worn out- and exhausted, for he &,
u0~ over 50 years Old. be showed Coz
lIus's picture in JOnesbOro', and found
thar h. lived near this place
He had Collins arrested. seut The
WOMAN % see her children, and prose
cured Collins with the above result O1
the trial The old man. with tear In his
eyes, said BE- might live with Mary yet.
-I5uss50r0' (GG.) Nslcs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

ard money Is st the bottom Of al .s..
business "-which We suspect o. b. /,
grave truth. Brad i fierce As erst.sb n.
tender, la tferrit j. still gentle. ar4
derltres that - II she i acquitted. 49,
satisfied Brad viii marry her." -
did shoot his brother, but, bless v.1l
.sshs loved him and loved u all. an
would have laid down her life for bi-
Why, she hasn't got any harm in her
she's got akind heart and a most boo,.
tsOGs soul, AMI, if / ~ere Al lbe-r
and in Braf's place, should not he..
take for a moment about marvin,
her" These Houses 1--we warm heart
boundless forgiveness, and some it'll.
confidence in themselves. but We fan
thzt Mrs Irene, whom the jury, ve.,e-.
day afternoon, found mot guilty
wont be likely 10 invest in the Hog,.
family that money which Brad SEE. "a.
the bottom Of all this busine-, -
Springfield Mss RsptsblteaH.