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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-16

CHICAGO, Dec. ii.
The following has been received
here, dated North Fork of the Belle
Fourche, December 10:
General Crooks force left Buffalo
Springs on the 9th, and arrived here on
the 9th instant, and camped here. The
train leaves to- day to bring up rations
and forage fron2 Buffalo Springs. The
trail owe which the army marched is
very bad. There is no information as
to the exact location OF the hostiles.
We will remain hero several days to
rest and recnperate the animals and
then move to the mouth of Little Pow-
der river.
The weather is comparatively mild
and little snow has fallen.
Congressional.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il.
On motion of Thurman, the Judi
ciary bill, introduced last July, amend
atory of the acts of July /, 1862 and
July ., 1864, to aid in the construction
of railroads from the Missouri river to
the Pacific ocean, was made a special
order January l6. 1t provides for the
re-estahlishment OF a sinking fund to
liuuidate the Indebtedness OF the Pa
ciEc Railroad Company to the Gov
eminent.
The House bill for the payment of
the electoral messengers was passed.
Thurman addressed the Senate on
the resolution providing for the inves-
tigatiOn of the Oregon electoral ap-
pOlntment.
The House bill reducing the amount
to pay the expenses of the Senate in
~vestigating committees from $1,000 to
$50, 900 and increasing the House com
mittee appropriation from 81 900 to
$4,000, caused considerable politirai
debate between Hale, Holman and
Cox. During the discussion the re
port Of the Democratic visitors to New
Orleans was received from the Clerks
desk, thus securing its printing in the
Congressional records. At the close
of the discussion, the bill for expenses
Of the committees was adopted as rec.
commended by the Committee on APP
preparations, giving $50, 900 to each
House.
The Senate Committee on Elections,
on Monday, will take up the case of
Stlfel, Republican Elector from Mis-
souri,, who contests the place OF Frost.
The case is delayed for the arrival Of
important papers.
The Oregon Election Investigation.
CHICAGO, Dec. Is.
A Tribune Washington special says
= al Mitchell expects to get a vote on
his resolution for investigating the
Oregon election to-day. 1t is ru,nored
that some curious testimony is on the
way from there, which will show that
a sy SYSTEMATIC effort was made in the
city Of New York to defeat the wishes
of a majority Of the voters of Oregon.
Timber on the Public Domain.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Senator Cbaffee introduced a bill to-
day authorizing the citizens OF Colo
RADIO, Nevada and the Territories to
fell and remove timber on public do
main for mining and domestic pur-
poses. 1t was referred TO the Com.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-16
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between q. III. Smith and j. S.
Burliugame, under the firm name of Smith l.
BurlingaHie, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either party will collect all bills
and pay all liabilities Of the old firm.
j. s BURLISGAME.
deli.30d" q. II. SMITH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-16

MATTERS relative 10 the change of
the State Prison from Carson to Reno,
says the Lyon County Times, seems
10 have taken shape recently in favor
of the latter place. The title to the
prison grounds in Carson is seriously
ieopardized if not quite lost. Reno
has a tract of fine land bordering on
the river on which 500, 900 have been
expended in the erection of outer
walls. The Legislature will do some
thing about this question of perma-
nent location this winter, and the odds
At present seem to be in favor of Reno.
THE daughter : in law of General
jackson has been forced by her finan-
cial needs to part with valuable me-
mentoes which were collected by her
while she lived at the White House.
She is now living at the Hermitage,
near Nashville, Tennessee. She mar
ried the Generals adopted son, and
was the constant friend and companion
of the President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-16

EMPEROR PEDRO and Empress TIE.
resa, who have now gone to the Holy
Land, left golden opinions behind
them in Greece, as everywhere else.
The Greeks grew fond of them, and
gave the Emperor nc end of honorary
titles to scientific societies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-16

SOMEBODY has now started the yarn
that Tilden was not born in the United
States, and not therefore eligible to the
Presidency. II Hayes is elected. as
claimed, it makes but little difference
about Tilden's nativity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-16
The Oregon Election Investigation.
Timber on tho Public Domain.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Senator Cbaffee introduced a bill to-
day authorizing the citizens OF Colo
RADIO, Nevada and the Terrific ries to
fell and reinove timber on public do
main for mining and domestic pur-
poses. 1t was referred to the Com.
mittee on Public Lands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
Fairfax Conservative Barbecue.

Correspot deDce OF the Alexandra Gazette.
FAIRFAX &. H., October Is 1876. Success,
CON- plcte, full aud glorious is insufficient to ex
press the result of the grand rally of the COZ
sentative party here, on "Wednesday last at the
invitation, and under the auspices OF the Fair
fax County Tilten AID Hendricks Reform Club
of this place The crowd begau to assemble by
10 o'clock in the morning, and at II o'cl OK
the grand procession, cop1 posed Of Leweusvllle,
Dranesyile and Falls Church cubs, with hlgs
urfurled, accompsoi, d, from N;eooa by the
Leesburg band, arrived and were met by c,m
mittec, headed BY the chairman Of the club
here, who welcomed them 10 bret address,
aod, after marching through the principal
streets, und.r straos of inspiring music, all re-
paired to the COURTHOUSE, which ba1 been
prepared ADD decorated for the days proceed
iogs By half: past eleven o'el ok the Court
house was deusely crowded. every availab e
spot being occupied, more than ooe hundred
and fifty fair faces, giving grace AID beauty to
the occ ,soo, being il attendance. Tits vat
assaubage was called to order 10 brief ad
dress of w2lc me by the chairman OF tie club,
il whirh he did not fail TO polot to lodiana,
West Tirciua ADD Onio as glorious types OF
The triumph which awaited the cos. rSatve
party 90 the 18th IF November next. h. then
Introduced Capt j. w. Foster, OF Leesburg.
who, for one hour and ahalf, held enchanted
his vast audieDce BY mastery chain OF argu
ment, iutersper-ed with anecdotes, 10 behalf OF
the conservative ticket, and 10 iu'l 'xposur"
Of the corruption aud abuses OF the present ad-
muistration aud the radical party; showing the
need of reform, Dot that reform promised by
the radical party OF itself thereby admitting re,
form necessary, but refrom through change
of rulers, of parties, and ofhc.holiers c4o
no, give an extended report of this speech in
the limits assigned 10 a letter, but Lean cautloo
The gallant Captain against the plars aud traps
that have been set for him by some Of his
bright eyed hearers. Here dloner wa a.
bounced, when all repaired to the loaded tables
spread ia the COURTHOUSE green, where all, th-
ladies FIRST were We hope, l:utltully provided
tor. 1t being found that the croWi could cot
get into the Court house, more than two tuo
dred beiop outside. during diuoer, stand was
erected 10 the open air, wheo, dlooer, bairg
over, the vast audience was coogregated BY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
Common Council.

At call ed meeting CT the Common Council
he'd Octcb IL, 1876 there were present. hugh
Latham, esq, President aLG Mcssrs. Chsuncsy,
B1oders, ii 4sh bsch, Ficklin, BIondhelm, Laln
Gin, Ford, Smith. Hughes, Evsns, Scales and
::it.er.
III act 10 snlenG tie second st ct:yn chapter
IL Of the nw: % the c.,y OF A!eXri:dr :. aCopl-
I'd AiarcL 80 iS i i,s.s-d October 10 1875 winch
hid been retu L ID wl.rout .ha 1.=Jor'= appro
Val TO tEe b ..rd % Aldermen, was r~ce:ed
rom that puar! and their acton in passlEy it
owe: the veto cuuCurrcI n Ur the :o.tuW!rg
vcte. viz: Aye McssrS. Mustbach, Chsurc.y
Broicrs, o,ondnem. Ficslic, Ian: yd !, $mi,L,
Fo@d, hughes Miller sni Dir. Presidential
Noes, Mrasrs. Evans and Sealc:-2
The Board then adjourned
Teste: HAROLD SHowDES, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1876.

When this Centennial is used, as IL
sb,,l6 he 70 mark the causes OF adversely 10
tba mast. and to uote we'll the alters which
will conduce 10 prosperity in the future, 1t seems
;mpossibie TO fail 10 seeiag that the foundation
of every enterprise for the advancement OF the
CITY must be love of our home-a feeling OF
kinipess with the people among whom we
dwell that creates a kindly Interest 10 our
towns people, because they are OF the commu-
nity 10 which Providence has placed Us, aud
gho must, because Of being our nelghbors, de-
iermine, 10 no small degree, the conduct OF our
lives. Such feelings spontaneously show them
selves VIII n W. meet townsman 10 distant
city aud when We are among strangers. Would
il no, be well to cultlvat. it as an every day
sentiment, and to habitually feel closer to a
man by the SHE of whom IL Gods Providence
we must wCfk cur life out. 1t caunot have
escaped the least ooserVaot that this town
pride is very little developed 10 Alexandria.
There are few places 10 which the habit of dis
paragioy and depreclating he town aud lis peo-
ME are so cJmmoo. Ii has actually grown IDto
local Cuatcm ~ SpSSh Sii5 b'AHe'J "
dria. Aud yet there is in the history OF the
town nothing which eau bring the blush TO the
cue.k Of its c!tizeos, aud there Is much to ex-
cite Just prize. a. all eveats other tounda
tons no man can lay for municipal success
and city prosperity than a city pride that shall
approach egotsm, and believe in Alexandria
and A.exaudriaus because q ID has cast our lot
here. Ii ouc talks 40 hour with BaltlmorcaD
or resident OF Philadelphia how pauy times
doe: he hear their respective cities piaced at least
10 some respect above all rivals. What Baltl-
MORGAN does nrt SEE Baltimore c0mlog up Slre'
" with New York AID Gu ting of the West
from the great metropolis? What Pnlatel
phiap did one ever meet who did not tell him
how much more comtortab!e thu people are 10
the Quaker Clty rnan 10 New York, and how
Pniaieiph has ou;strlpped New I ork 10 the
proportion OF dwelling houses to Inhabitants
Caou)r something Of this spirit be cultivated
here? Is there uot much IN Alexandria which
is worthy OF praise? Let as seek these things
first, aud while wisely aiadful of the just causes
of blame with view TO see that they arc
avoided 10 the future, yet be careful to throw
DO obstacle in the path of the toWn-no, not
even slur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

Governor Chamberlain, OF SJuth Carolina,
has made r qlisitioo Oh the President OF the
United States Tor troops TO quelI fictitious dis
turbances and preserve the uubroken peace 10
that State. In his request for aid the Cover.
nor recies the fa;sehoods contained 10 his pro-
clamatioD, commanding the democratic rifle
clubs to disbaod aod dsarn in three days, and
also states tina, they have refused to obey bis
proclamation, aud that he is without sufficient
militia to enforce his commands, and be there
fore seeks federal aid 1t will probably be
granted, Tor the result of the late elections has
SO alarmed the radicals that they will resort to
desperate meaos to secure even So small state
as South Carooa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

In all the estimates: of the presidential cleo.
tlon, by both democrats aud radicals, Colorado
is included amoug the States that will certainly
20 for Hayes and W beeler, and yet MIR. L. NJ.
Patterson, the democratic candidate Tor Con-
gress from that State, teegraphs from Denver
under date of II instaut, that the State has
certainly gone democratic, and dispatch from
a radical source, dated yesterday, says: LA
Platten county, claimed by the republicans,
gives l03 majority for Patterson for Congress.
Hiudsdale, San Juan aud Rio Grande couutle:
must be officially reported to determine the re
suit, though the republican State ticket will be
succ ssful by small majority" So small We
thi.k that it will b, where MIR. Patterson places
ii-on the other, the democrat side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

Gen. 0. o. Howard, who was proved By pc
stive aud direct evidence to have been one Of
the chief agents 10 the Freedmen> Bank swim.
die, having been deprived by Major Douglas
investigating committee of the opportunity of
deiraudiug the poor negroes out of any more
OF their money, has been appointed by the
President the head Of cou mission to investi-
gate questions III dispute between the Govern
meut and the Iodiaus 10 Idaho and Oregon,
and is thus eoabled to transfer bis tender re-
CARDS from the black to the red skins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
OFFICIAL.
Beard Of Aldermen.

At q called meeting OF the Board Of Alder
men, October IL. 1876, thtI, were present: S.
II. JaEney, $50. Pre=lden., and Mcssrs. Moore,
Strauss Armstrong Downh,m and Neale.
A message from the Mayor was read return
Ing the act to amend the second section OF cha,,-
ter XIII of the city &C de, passed October 10 loI6
without his aIproval, and me set was passed by
tEe following vote: Ayes, Mcssrs JauLey,
Moore strauss. armstrong, Downham and
Nes!"6. Noes none
The Board then adjourned
Teste: JHo. J JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

The democrats throughout the country are
jutiant at their late successes 10 the w est, and
from one extremity Of the Uoon to the other,
and every other sort OF demonstration calculat-
ed to express delight at the prospect OF the
speedy restoration of the Government to the
hands of bones: men, aud the dowotall of the
scslawag and carpet Dagger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
fDT TELEGiAPi.l

NEW YORK october IA -: locNs dull anI
STEADY. Money /! COD 9. our qu!e. an!
steady Wheat Irm Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, Oct l4.-Virgnia is, deferred,
81 E!rglEa:. Consolidated, Get do "a series 81,
Cotton s!es ma firm; demanI moderate;
middIirg io3,l'5. Fl"ur quiet and steady; C!:y
hir her ard qu 1t b. ines- rcstrlctec light SUI
plies; No 2 Weste-r rel l:5a %: No. 3 do To-
Pennsylvan d rel lZosl35; Maryland red, gooa
to prime, }25,l:5 % 81. be: l31allu; do white
10 1875 Cons, u:hern quet; W stern ac-
tive, trmer md higher; Sou!ncln white 5,a31 !
-. yclcw 81; " estern MI ed j. :, OF J-s last
hail Oct: ST. Nov Oa's quict :, uth~rt crime
lus43 Western white 3d. 40; 10. mixed STAB.
Rye steady and Irm at 'jzsG5. Hay dull AID
u changed. Sugar firm and IL GOOD tena d ~
lGlall. WhlsKey frmer a'!1 net at 81 Ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

From present Indications Gen. Butler and
DR. Loriog. as pronounced radical, will both
be defeated for Congress iu Massachusetts,, and
that Gen. Farosworth, now democrat, will be
elected TO Congress from Illinois As Butler
hates Farosworth, bis defeat will 20, be the
more easy to bear on account of the latter s
niantinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

> ED WHEAT
CHOICE AMBER, Of Lancaster, Fultz and
other varieties.
Also,
BOUGHTON snd Ola HTON WHITE. For
sale by GEO. I. WORIH!NIION,
oct list Pioneer Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
CANAL. COAIAir.lsCII.

Arrived-B ats NJ + lice 81 J II HoUcE, -
Blscn Avon Cos, Co; = B.fk", 10 " : n 'ot;
J a Aey.rde-, 10 American Co.'S! Co; } "
Rhind, + NJ Ryron, ) J Moe and LcmeH,
to H.mp & Bal. Ca 20
Dep! lac-i}oa,s VI F.rnCp, Four Sisters,
Nnra i Willie, C.sr,. y Mertens ani American
Flag
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

General Merritt left Custer City with five
hundred meu on scout yesterday, destination
not posi- lively koo8n, but surmistd TO be The
Hell Fourchr Fork Of the Cheyenne river. The
rcmaUder Ct the command Is sill al Custer.
The larty Of Iudiaus who killed Monroe near
hor! Laramie few days soce also raided the
rauche OF Nick Jooes, on old Red Cloud road,
steal ng twenty five horses. Mouroe's body
was pierced by eight bu lets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
CANDIDA TIES

zen NM II. + LEE viii b: supported ny
W many friends for the Senate 81 ElEg1h!h -
fill the uney pred term Of 4. . 81 !h!o!' u. e.
resigned. AIN Hps'1A'
TOR The STATE SENAlh-We sTe AZ
l. tho-ize: 70 announce, JOHN b. m - /.
esq rs = Candidate !oE til State ScnHt -'su J'e'
t. the decision Of the Conservative Distr.c: Con-
vel.ton sep -''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Get. l4.-Tnc mar
ket ~ Iay Is sc!iVc, ana price: II II .yarc,ng
y heat is IL h"-ter. and s.es Of 1898 bushels
were made ii 9Qals3 i.r poor c!lGi,e red Corn
has considerably .dva.ce., and we note s., rs OF
mixed al 60 81 sd G2, Nth Offering. OF 40s
bu:nels; 10 white or yellow Offered Rye quiet
at 81 No sales .. Dat: reported
RECEIPTS OF PRo.CCE The Following were
the receipts by the Wa hin:ton City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern L. K. this week
Corn sos bushes, whe.t 10, $50. ry= 80, oat.
i2n, potatoes 80 Ui.lons 80 Ine:tnu.s ii SacE~
f ur do DIS. suu!ac % sack, Ic&thcr 3JU
sides, bacco - box sNG = Lic.,e-, butter L.
tirkins eggs JXe=. fowl: ! cooi,s anpes Is
bbs, wine ibi, Craps BID. caives II, dried
:ru.t ] bb!s vi! esar MOI, cider bb hides II
bundles ard 3 lies, alf skins 9, sheep skin.
ba.es snG 343 skins, cattle y Cars.
COAL K EPoRT.-Thc following = report ot
the receipts and shipments OF coal during the
week ending tod y:
RECEIPTS. tons
Amer. Coal Co.. J. 81. Parrot, jr., Agt... 3 ~
Hamp ard Bait Co., w. q. Howard Act 3H4
Totai ................ ... ................ O,1lu
SHIPMENTS.
American Goa! Su-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

The Duke of Marlborough has been appoint
ed Viceroy Of Ireland. vice the Duke Of Aber
coro, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

The Shenandoah Herald aud the Shenan
doah Democrat published at Woodstock, hav'
been consolidated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

Mr.. William Lo0eDstlen WAS nominated fol
the House OF DELEGATES By ,h: coDs@rv .,lv, 5 Of
Richmond, las, night, to ill the vacancy occa
stoned by tie resignation of Judge Cruup
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
MAkIslED.

In Front Royal, October 5.b, 1876 by Rev
G. w Hollis. DR.. WALTER SCOTT Roy
and Miss MATTE L. COOK. eldest daughter
of Giles Cook.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
The Turkish War.

Inc COWS fram Europe Is war IKE. SeiVla
rejects the Turkish prop, sails for six lnoath-'
armistice, aud Mili-ter Ris,ics has tciegrapke!
to Gen. Tchegnayet, for the information OF the
army that they csnnot possibly be accepted. Iur
key has submitted to the representatives 81 the
Great Ppwers another >cheme OF ADMINISTRATIVE
reform to apply throughout that empire and
the basis OF which is legislative government
aal popular representation, but she refuses 10
accai- 10 the peace conditions proposed by the
Powers At Vienna it is said that, notwlts-
sanding contrary runners, Austria al d Russia
wi. come Ia mutual agreement Oh til Il sst
era question. K ports coule OF the success OF
tue Mou;eDcgrins 10 the c.mpagn agunSt
The Tu.ks, AID Montenegro refuse, 10
cou>rut 10 thu proposed armistlce. The
Iu,ks are planning an attack Oh the SelVan%
aioog the line OF he Drloa river.
The correspondent ut the ioldJu Stinda:d t
Paris lie graphs thatao uneasy feeling regard
Ing he Eastern gu :=tion prevails He says he is
Informed on -ood authority that the French
foreign flee considers war inevitable. Ger
many is the Only Power that can prevent it.
MosBY's APPolNTEEs.-A correspondent,
vino seems to thiok that he knows
what be is talking about aud that
the Times does not, challenges Us 10
give the names OF any Of M9sby's gurrii'as who
have beco appointed 10 Office u der the present
Administration. We have not space for the
"hole list, which We believe to number tWenty
FIVE or thirty, but leS tx iuplcs viii Suthc--
sucu as William H. Chapman, Mosby' lieut. %.
lut C loncl, special agent OF the Po>totnce D.
partm nt;anI Samue f. Chapman, lis brother,
cap;ain 10 Mo>Ly's com % sud postal car clerk
Mr. Jewell can tell all about these men. Thee
there Is Thomas Y. Mo>by, brother of J. 5.
aud bush whacker, gunger OF the Fitch 'lr
glnia district, not to mcut'0n Miss Mosby,
sister, clerk u the Patent Ohc.. Marcy Adj
ion, sergeant in the Black lIOsc Cav ii y clerk
IL the Surgeon Generals ct6ce comes 10 the
list OF Mosby's proteges as d. John &. Hester.
iieuteDani 90 the rebel ram Alabama now
Special agent in the Dapartm, nj Of Justice, and
Elias Griswoid, maj r and assistant adjutaDt
general to General Wiuder, at one time il
charge of the AodersonvlI!e prison pens, and
aftcrw .rd OF Castle Thunder and the tobacc.
warehouse prison, appointed last August to an
cightceo hundred dollar cersship 10 the Treas
ury Department. Ii our correspondent ins','s
upon having more We can ada TO the lis. It's
OF no consequence except as illustrating the
paricu ar class Of rebels hat the Admlnlstra
ton trkcs to- PHILADELPHIA Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
Bank Statement.

Steamer Thee Weems, Baltimore, 20 J"; Bro"
ders s. Co.
Schr Ovocs, Norfolk. to Smoot s Perry
Schr Robert Heuly for Washngt >.
Schr 4 s l. Cordery from Georgetown.
SAILED.
Schr Id. Brisail. Providence, by American
Coal c..
SER j. l. Cordery from Georsc.own.
By TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK, Oct l4-This morning u: the bay
l.e steamer Florida was coming up Hampton
tJads from Baltimore, she burs.e her cylinder
and broke her cylinder hesd an " liking ban
Nobody was hurt. Her passengers Were bro uEht
up 10 tn" city BY tAe steamer Lsdy - me LaHe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

Litell's Living Age, for October IA, has been
received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
DIED

In Baltimore, October IL, 1876. PHILIPPA,
in tn. 9Otn yea oil her age, widow of the iat,.
:auu.l ml.h, of Al. W; ira, "a.
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hcrk."J. Ma col
Cora ii, Miss Betl e
CA-t"r. DIR: Millle
Cobb, Mrs. Marr }
Davis Capt E G
Dugsc, Dennis, crl, 2
Die 1inson, Charlie
Fifth Oh, Mrs "rr q
Francis, NJ iss Carrie
Jones, NJ .Iui!n j
Leonard, Mrs \ +
Lee, n Fannie
Inner, Johr, col
Ma on, Mrs Martha
oct li-lt w.