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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H. 1876.

a special from Frankfort, KY, says the first
ballot for Senator was taken yesterday. House,
James B. Beck, %; John 5. Williams, Is;
Preston Il. Leslie, 10; John w: Stevenson, 10;
VIM. Cassius Goodloe, Republican IL; W. C.P.
Breckenridge, l. Seuate, Beck, Is; Williams
5; Leslie, 5; Stevenson 4; Goodloe, 5-oeces-
sary to choice SO. The result is still very un-
certain, as both complimentary and lodging
votes were cast. Aj0int ballot will be taken
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12
E=z : (I1f2IA 1AZFIvVE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

thing that would have offended the North,
hu: hi tribute 10 the Union was such as elicit.
i /" hearty applause Of the Democrats and
lid perdeats from that section, and even from
nc O; the morc moderate Republicans, and
K i1e wlnl completely out OF the sales Of
tn -!.iraS.
I'll. fairfield speaks to morrow or amnesty.
and bitter spa1cb Is expected He is bit
t. ,aan and has nc good blood" for the
...E O,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12
SOB.

TIE President has uomioated Edward Z.
Billings to be United States District Judge for
Louisiana, to succeed Dure. Billings was
born in Massachusetts in 1882, and emigfated
to New Orleans in 1864. 1t is said he has
acted as the legal adviser of Governor Kellogg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

The Republican caucus Of the Senate yes
terday refused to consider the propos'ti ton Of
the Sergeant. at Arms Of the House, submit
ted 10 them By Mr.. French, Sergeant at-hrms
of the Senate, for their advice 10 referenc, to
one.third Of ths general appointments FOR the
Capitol building being given to Mr. Thcmp-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

There is prospect that the Centennial year
in Missouri will always be known as "the hiog-
iog year" At least dozen men are DOW un-
der conviction for murder in the first degree,
by recent decisions OF the Supreme Court and
Court OF Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

Cross, xoulDcu by Mr. Johasou: Ng.ac-S
had some conversation with DIX 4rd SUPPOSED
be was there fI!eep minutes.
VIM. Crockett sword: Is a brother OF Hugh
Crockett aod hives on On c0 tree; i'@ari 81
Ere Oh Monday evening alter: K " DIX well;
has r. al .utsy visited him 81 SAB i, 1ca pa.
ed there the evening hclorc about } - c. Ok,
and again aoou 5 ocIock; a, l.'tr time >too!
at stable door aud rakcd with Dix.
Cross examined: l. no relation Of Dr.; u.
turned fiou Acco:iuk % N59aay c"IGIng.
| Nov. mber Sth, about +! ocs; weut J.wa
| ii c same moruing about o'ciock; did u0G >
Dix Oh Mouiay; saw Diz al Is m!pute> pa:
Sunday uigit; Ecc0!leets The umc u h4r!rn
ooked at town c!ock 10 passing; saw DIX u9
more Oh Sunday night.
Re- examined Know Phillips wheG be secs
bin.
Qacstior. DID yon hear Richards make any
threats against Dix?
O jecred TO by Commensurate Attorney.
Question permitted hy court.
Witness. Heard Richards, when formerly
arrested by Dix, threaten him win rcYco1y;
! when he heard the threat was uiInG near
his sisters house, Oh Royal stree Llru'4u4a:
| Smith ha! Richards In custody when threat
was made.
Mrs James Crockett sworn l. the mother
| of Hugh ard William; >cst rer ~rn 81 =!
clock, On cvaaia& oi ti~c, t. $rc tx k v
tue time By having ,0okrI It c,Uc!l Ii tur n.@.c
az TIL time
Us. II. Yourg sxorn : l. tie cn.;.e.r o.
the HyGIau,'on ensi.t; d ! a been G~i"ar o,
that engine about rlrh. yeas; b. Il .Yacl
sleeps at foot Of stairs, and Tx ~ ,t..>: D..
evening Ct fire, abou. cvch, DIX c-44a IL
or na.cr Tor h,rSe.: came il ir9m tim. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

The Philadelphia Times publishes list Of
tw, hundred and fifty failures aud twelve mil
!ious OF liabilities in one year 10 Pittsburg aud
the adjoining. country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

There is said to be prospect OF the cont'nu,
auce 10 office of the present. Cabinet OF Presl-
dent MscMah entire.
VI. Dufaure, the French Minister of Justice,
has issued circular giving a liberal construc-
ton 70 the new press law.
Seven of the alleged mutinsers Of the ship
Lenne huve been acquitted at BreSt.
Tue Prince of Wales and suite have arrived
at Delhi.
The Egyptians, on invading the country of
the Sultan Of d .uzbar INSTRUCTED the British
Consul's movements, but on being threatened
with Dombardmeot apoogzcd 10 ulm.
I, is feared the AN erican ship Harv est Queen
has been lost of the Irish coast with all Oh
board.
Ii is stated that the Prussan Government
will libera,e Cardinal Ledochowski uncoodl-
tiopay on the expiration OF his term OF lm'
priSonment.
The French Ministry held council yester-
day. wnich will be followed by another to day,
when it is supposed that an agreement will De
made that will be favorable to the continuance
ia Office OF the present Ministry.
The Madrid Epoca answers the warning
given TO Spain by she London Times by say
M that Spain eau d. Nothing beyond pun
isulag the authors Of any damage to foreign
snlpplng. |
A colored brakeman, named Geo. Norman,
was instantly killed by having the top of his
head knocked off BY u bridge, near Liberty, last
Monday. He was on the top or 9 freight tralu
Going South on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad. Owing to the speed OF tue tram
and the darkness OF the night, he was not missed
mil the train left Liberty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12
Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, among the petit
tons presented was one from c'ilzeus II New
York, asking the passage OF a ow prohibiting
the appropriation of money or property OF the
United States to any religious sect or society.
A bill was passed providing for the completion
of the Naval Monument in tue city VI Wash
lnptop. a bill was introduced TO enable the
people OF New Mexico to form a Constitution
and State Government and for Its admission
into the Union. Senator Cooper announced
the death of Andrew JohDSoo With appropriate
euogy. Senator Morton followed il similar
strain. Eulogstic remarks were also made by
her SepatoTs and the Senate adourbel.
IL the House, Mr. Motrisoo introduced
bill for the redemption OF UalieI States Treas
ury notes aud the resumption Of specie pay
mants. The Committee on Accounts reported
in favor OF reduction Of the Dumb:c Il cerSS
Of committees % the extent OF t;a. Then, as
stated 10 the Gaz:;ta Of that day, Mr.. Garfield
obtained the h,or and the Senate resolutions
relative to the death If ADdrew On neon being
received, the usual 'euog!uns were made, a-d
the House adjourned.
It was reported in Lyme burg, On Monday
night that two negroes had been captured near
Green Hill in Campbell county, VINO are ST.
most without doubt the parties who msde the
murderou5 assault on Col. ADner Anthony 81
Lynch's station last week. II WAS $50 stated
that Col. Anthony's watch was found on the
person of one Of tue negroes and fully ldsn:nei.
ALL the parties that h.L been srrest=d or sasp-
cion up to .hat time have III iy established The
innocence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-12

A djspatch from Sacramento say 80.
land yrah scbr,n. Ela. been urear aei o. WIG"
rho s1ata !. q loser 70 Al cuOruvus amount
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
sprclALrIEs IN MEDICINE.
trrom the Toledo BIads.I

We publish on our eighth PAGE a
lengthy article describing the system Of
the noted specialist, Dr.. B. v. Pierce, Of
Buffalo. N. Y, In which he sets forth
With considerable force and clcarness his
reasons for devoting his whole time and
attention 10 q single department. Of med
icine-tho treatment Of lingering chronic
diseases. Tho same article also takes
up the subjects OF diagnosis, methods Of
consultation aud treatment, etc., and
will be found to contain many valuable
hints 10 tho invalid. DR.. Pierce ID tho
author Of q work which has already at
tanned o large circulation" The Peo-
pls's Common-Senss Medical Adviser
containing some nine hundred numer.
ously. ILLUSTRATED pages, and devoted To
medicine In all liz branchesj D work well
calculated for the guidance aud instruo.
ton OF the people at large, and which
may be had for 81 80 (post paid) by ad-
dressing the author. Dr.. Pierce has
now been before the general pablo long
enough 10 enable the formation Of q
careful estimate Of Tho efficiency Of his
treatment and his medicines, and tho
verdict, we GRE glad 10 know, has been
universally favorable to both.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
Psinieai Prsiininary Hsstinss y
san Yrasetsse-Eisessea o. -
GERS fsr the Centennial Cenn'S


Zee.
San F,lscsco. April 1880 ?. NJ
A large meeting Of prominent indspen.
dents and Republicans was held las'
evening. to complete q ticket for tho No
publican primary to be hsld tomorrow
The object Of the meeting was the ssls0-
ton Of citizens Of standing and eharao-
tor, and those who are opposed 10 the
Carr ring. and who. II elected, Will 90 70
the State Convention ~unpledsed, and
who will work for the best interests Of
the party. irrespective Of any clique
I. was stated that the carr.shannon-
Custom.houss and Federal ring had al
ready a.sd up a ticket, and that they
would use desperate means to elect H.
An Executive Committee was appointed
to meet to-day.
The Democratic County Committed
met last night pursuant to call. went
into executive session, and decided that
each member should appoint n dele
gate to the National Committee and
thirty.two at large. making the requisite
number under the State regulation.
The Citizens Home C~entenniol Com.
mittsO met Last evening in the Fifteenth
District Court lioom. aud elected the
following officers: President, General
James Coey; Vice Presidents, Colonel
J. d. Stevenson aud Colonel Peter
Donahus; Secretary. F. ]. Murphyi
Treasurer, James @. Flood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
sIooMp p~ispAron.
Change in she Waited states DTS.
trict Attorneys Omes -hwind.
ling she Rsvsaus In Nan frss'

San fnAscrsco. april la.-a p,N,-Ths
resignation Of an ypyko as United States
District Attorney and the appointment
Of Coghlan as his successor. 10 looked
upon by many who favor an honest ad-
ministration Of revenue matters AZ o
jump from the frying pan into the frs,
the impression being hat, with no mors
zeal in behalf Of the Government tho
new appointec will bring moro ability to
bear In oircpmvsuiipg the ends OF jHs-
tice and bolstering up the operations Of
the ring. Van Dyke Is reported to have
said OF himself that he was between the
upper aud neither milestone; thst people
who owed their official positions 10 the
same power that had been backing him
PIP we're seeking TO throw disersdit on
him. while the opponents Of thu. Rovef
were a unit against him. It Is said.
however, that whatever course Coghlan
may pursue, matters In the In.
ternal Revenue Department are
lately working very favorable for the In
tsrests Of honest administration aud tho
defoat OF the ring. II Is likely that no
successor will be appointed to Super
visor Hanley, but that the duties 81 his
position will deyolys upon q special rev;
snue agent. Relative TO the manufacture
Of crooked whisky on this coast. the
Revenue officials assert positively that
whether Eastern made whisky sent out
here does OIL does not pay tax. In neither
event can the distillsrs Of the Pacific
Coast compete In price with East
ern makers without defrauding the
revenue. Tho superior quality OF
California wheat distilled spirits would
create a limited demand In certain quar-
tsrs, but for general use II would be
crowded out by an inferior, iow.priosd
Eastern article. A o necessary result
they claim that there is not a distillery
on the coast that does not systematically
cheat the revenue, which gives some idea
OF the magnitude Of tho swindling going
on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
Not Posted.

The Days Doia9s has some very
artistic artists, no doubt, but they some
times neglect to obtain q correct idea Of
the events they attempt to picture. The
last issue has q picture showing how
Cavili's poor dog. up at Blue Tent, was
sent through q hydraulic nozzle. The
picture represents q street In a city, and
q stream Of water which would measure
about ono Inch. miners measurement.
in which Cavill's dog Is sailing out
across the street. just In advance OF .
Chinaman who had been knocked into
the air by his passage. II tho artist
would read the Trunscript from which
the item was obtained . little more At
tentively, he would learn that q dog can.
not 10 through = half.inch nozzle; and,
besides. he would avoid proving TINT the
pictures in that sheet are made In the
New York Office, instead Of on the
spot, as they are usually represented to
be. -N,rdda fCdi.J Transcript. Apra IL.
IN a camel can 60 through the eye Of
q darning needle, there Is no reason why
. dog cannot be squirted out through .
hsli.inch nozzle with perfect ease and
facility.--Ep. NEws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

HrNAx NArrRE.-When q horse ge's
loose and starts to run away. II there Is
q boy around be is actuated by a noble
impulse to s,opthe auImal and return him
to the owner. Accordingly he sets up n
veil and starts to follow. II he has half
a dozen companions in his accommodate
| ing action, ~ much the better, for they
can, combined. mako more noise and
scare the horses worse. This was oil
brought to mind last evening by seeing
a crowd Of lads on the Divide trying to
| ,top n team that had broken away from
| the driver. They had ''slowed up and
were trotiing leisursly along when II
was discovered BY the boys that the dri-
yer was coming behind almost exhaust
ed with hard running aud entirely out
| Of breath. 4 shout went up: "Stop
'em, stop en- and away they went af.
ter the team, which became frightened
ami ran faster than before. The driver
only hal TO walk n mile and a half fur
Their on account Of the timely assistance
40 kindly rendered by those boys on the
Divide. He was not rs grateful m he
should have been.
Sxwxns ON THE DIvIDr.-At the meet
ing Of the Virginia City Board Of Alder
men last night, Alderman Moses said
his attention had been called to the want
Of a sewer on the Divide, running south
from near the Ophir grade. From this
section il would he impossible to con-
dnct the sewerage toward Virginia; 1t
must 90 south. The whole distance to be
drained Was not more than 100 or 15O
feet. The people were willing TO con-
struct the sewers. and he asked that n
committee be appointed to see II a con.
nection coull not be effected with the
Gold Hill sewers. or they he allowed to
run through our ground. Alderman
Moses was appointed such committee.
aud the matter will probably come be-
fore the next meeting Of our Town
Trustees.
BLANCHARD LINE.-The best lime
use,i in the State If Nevada now ONE
from Blanchard's kiln in FL Dorado Can.
yon not far from the Carson river and
DAYTON. Its introduction Is compara-
lively recent, yet all the principal masons
of the state, who have uss-i 1t, agree In
saving that IL il a stronger and better
lime than any other in Use. making bet.
tar mortar with less water. Being q
S.x.J. PRODUCTION, superior to any
other, and a, mu 80 m" s x,.b bich
could not wen lsu anil bnillisss'
i.Sor rom ...;na nss for limo should
~. Rlanehari article,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

Coxsrocx OnE rol III CENTENNIAL
The Consolidated Virginia, California,
Ophir aud Bclcher mines have each 200
sacks Of good average ore sacked. ready
for .lipmcnt tomorrow morning TO the
Centennial Exhibition ut Philadelphia.
These sacks % ore will weigh from lOO
to 10 pounds each. and the ore Is IN.
tended for crushing in the quartz mill
now being erected ut the exhibition
grounds BY the Commissioners OF this
State. Thousands Of people who visit
the exhibition will now have q chance TO
see what they have mover before beheld
"a small sample Of the rich silver ores
of the Comstack. The whole will
amount to nearly twenty tons.
VAN Zlxpr.-Dr. John Van Zandt,
Jr.. has resigned his position as Assist
ant Physician at the County Hospital,
and will take his departure for San
Francisco tonight.
Mrs ELLA Fox. daughter Of County
Commissioner Fox. has been quite III.
She is much improved at present.
The Teachers Convention will be held
soma time during the first part Of next
month in Virginia.
Tux arrivals by rail for some time
past have greatly exceeded the depart
urss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
THIRD DISPATCH.
sais of Y.msss Racer.

San Francisco. April 1913 P. H.
The racer Katie Pease sold at auction
to-day for $3.50. Judge Nee was the
purchaser.
A special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Original Gold Hill Gold and Sil-
yer Mining Company Is called for FRI
day. May 10Th, to consider q PROPOSE
ton to increase the capital stock Of the
company from 81, 900 900 to $4,000
OOO, divided into 100, 900 shares.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
p.p.rs.r,. I.a.s Eys.i.s.

VALUABLE ProrrHrr foh s.lk.-rns
NJ. T.. properly 'n oo'o NM
including tho lot 2"xlVc iss' Tonuhs on
Main street. 'oseuisr WI" ..s..J 4.
oaiiuiss a 90 rcs.or.hls farms
See advertisement in another column,
and apply ON the premises to the Pastor.
Rev. l. o. oIen. iu's ~. go
"ss. Hu,nosss' and a. the Society is
about 10 6uild a larger church In another
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
srATIoNRnY AND JRWRLRY.

J. b. Marshal. at the Gold NH Post
once store. 10 sole agent for. ll
the San Francisco and Sacramento DAILY
paptfs. AL the laiest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc, receive. IA coon IL p~ls.assss
and delivered IN any part OF town. Blank
bs0ks and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of every de.ciiption made % order q
and . 6ns Assortment Of lewelry; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. See regular sdyef'
tipoInent In another column. leN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

Bnows came home late the other
night. and Mrs. b., reaching ont Of the
window, said: $50 you've been tipping
The glass again. have your" "dlaas,"
said Brown; (hic) rs . funny word;
take OF the e and It's you. my dear"
.sYes." answered the vito, land then
take Oh the n and us you, you wretch"
and she slammed down the window with
n bounce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

Couons.-A medical preparation In
the form Of a lozcnss il the most con-
venient. browns bronchial Trochcs'
allay irritation which induces coughing.
giving relief In bronchitis. hoarssnsss,
influenza. and oonsumptivs and asth-
matte complaints.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
OnsrACLRs TO MARRIA0R.

Happy relief for young men from the sfeetl
Of ssrorp and abused In early life. hsnhoot
restored. Impedi'bents to marriage. removed
able remedies. Books and circllar sent free,
In peaied envelope. Address HOWARD Az
SO0iAyluS. Sisy. Ninth street. Philadelphia
Pa.-sn Institution having q high REPUTATION
for honorsbls conduct snd prcfefsionAisiil.
ta1a sui
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

HloAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frecklss. tan and sallowness; makes The
skin soft, white and delicate. IL ap-
~plication cannot b detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
A CAhn,

70 eli Who are sunerlng from The errors and
Indlseret,ons Of youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay. loss III manhood, ETC.. will sind
. recipe that will cure you, FREQ Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mis-.
sionAFy In South America. Send 9 .elf.ad.
dressed envelope to the Rey. Joseph 7. lninan,
station o, bible House. New fork CITY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
TO CANDIDATES.

We wish 10 remind al candidates for once
d the coming town election thai al snneanes-
msn,s In this paper and all election printing
must be paid In advance. We can seeept Of no
contingent srrangemsais. show your worhi'
ness for the once By psyins your p%rinisfs
bllls promptly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

LIos's KA.aArsos makes beautiful.
glossy. iuIuriant hair; prevents It's fall.
ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test OF 40 years. Il charmingly per
fumsd. and has NO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
REPoRr.

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Tu.l.rss.s,sOet0far1ros
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

,r,cilt ~ M ssls I'LL sanI mn,
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l..r0.r.D D.nr IT n =. r.Arns . col
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-17
Court Cuttings.

Louisa NJ. Este, Administrative of Da'
vid Este, against Thomas Dodsworth
and others. This was an action to re-
cover rent from the assignee of VIM. M
Hubbell, who had rented property ON
Front street from David Este. The as
signee had never taken possession, but,
on the contrary, had discaimed all in.
terest in the lease. The Court held that
the defendants were not Liable, and rem
dered accordingly.
Ann Tully was appointed administra-
trix OF Peter Tully. Realty, $1,S00.
John NJ. Foster was appointed admin
istrator Of Hiram w. Sabine.
Caroline Backman against John Bat
tersby. This was suit to forfeit a lease
on the ground of non-payment OF rent,
and for subletting contrary to the proVi-
sions of the lease.
The Court found for the defendant
without prejudice to his right to sue for
damages for not executing the lease al
the time agreed upon.