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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
TOSSED AND rRAMPLED BY A MAD BULL.

A bull escaped from "A slaughter-houS near
the East giyer, yesterday morning. and maddencd by
pursuit rushed wildly the city. Passing through
Fprtvsecondst tHc animal chissl several hundred peo
pie into the Grand Contra, Depot, and alarmed team
of horses which ran away with carriage, slightly III
turing TIE occupants who were thrown out Returning
a. Tniriave The bull KNOCKED down Henry Gale o, No
3I3 East Seventy uiHJst man seventy years OF
ayr severeiy injurinS him. At Thirty-siNth-st. and
Broadway Aanea Bradley, age seventy -hye, Of No.
East ThiriJ-nfth-sL, was also shocked down,
rrcsiy-ng severe bruises. From broadway the hu
ns.i down Tbiriy-fOurth-5t., followed by great
Lbrong OF people. armed with clubs stones brooms, aud
whatever weapon cOnid Do found. When he was near
gntua,c several m-n E the crowd began tO FIRE a tne
bu nut tue oliy effect L. lDde bullet N lie chin
OF AutLony Schmidt age nineteen. or No. I'D Eighth
ave At III tnaVe. the bull III denly changed MS course
causing MS puroucrs tc &c 10 such confusion t num-
Der cI women aud chill iron we're tramp ed undor the
ced people feet Al street corner Shots were rod
at The bu l. Richard Flnn Of No. SJ3 beCOndIye., and
Lila NJ d. ueAdren, OF NJ. l2O West llftcth-St, were
tnroWn down ~ the maddsuci beast Mrs.. Heudlcn
was 80 badly Iiurcd that Was talep 10 BE yue
Hospital, where IL found That she ~ critical
condition. Wnea the animal reached the Noith EYcr,
= we-airned rife ball brought HIM Ia tLe ground and
be wa. quickly klicd. nHle the bull fushin {
through fifIn-ayC number OF ladies tainted, aua AT
Tnirty-thrdsi, sue bull suddenly turned the and
ran over body OF lady, who for unaely
escaped without Injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
XLVth CONGRESS-ExrRASyss,ov

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
CIRCUMSTANCES AGAINST REPEAL or rur No.,
RUfT LAw-ALABAMA CLAIMS COMMfssroS--c.,.
BLING IN THE AgNY-THE COLORADO coxrvsrv.
ELECTION CASE REFERRED TO TIE norsy con,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 LIBERIA
SENATE. WASHINGTON Oct % 1917,
Mr.. MCMILLAN (Rep., Minn.) presented
various resolutions OF the Minnesota Legislature an
which were referred TO appropriate committees
Mr. CONKLING rep, N. " presented a ro,.-
STRANGE, signed ny large number Of citizens n, NJ
York. against repeal Of the Bankrupt Law and atn
for its amendment Referred to the Committee on ,h
Judiciary.
Petitions from various parts OF the country ask,,s.
creased compensation for etter-carrers were pres,s
and referred
Bile were introduced and referred N appropriate ,
mltlees, among WHOM were the following; 'O"'
% 1919 DR. hEN w Dem, ~ rretabshing the Court
tnDnton Of the unaonropraied monies Of the GeBeys
ward also To provide for the further distrbaoso =
durng these bills Mr. Herman said he did 20 At Inc ~
qnest OF several promnen' persons, and witho,, co
uniting himself fO the provisions OF either '''-
BY Mr. UNB t'cp., Kan al. n make an additions,
article of war II prohibits gambling playing Al esrS
or Other e5mes, for money or OTHER valuable stakes ~
IN" fr quentin OF gambling resorts aud provide ~.
any officer or soldier found suy. by court marital =,
vice. " wv ser
by Mr.. MITCHELL Glop Oregon. to enable hon, "A.
"a
lDc r. mon and purchase tract OF timber land ro,
ceedng forty acres 10 each SIT her. 'N
Mr. MITCHELL also submitted q r. soution ,pt,a.
ling the Committee Privileges and Elections 4, n.
con estcd case OF William Pin Kellogg and Henry NJ
Spon Ird claiming seats Senator from the sst =;
Lou siana, AMI whose credentials have been Referred "a
such committee, 10 sen1 for persons and paprrs ard al
minister oaths, with view OF enabling said c,pmI,,a
- determine and report upon tile respccy,y an, 80
merits Of each OF said contestants seat In the sra,
Agreed ~ without a bate ''
Nr. CHAFFEE rep. Coli submitted a resolution
aW'nnlh2 RUE ~ 81 the ScuIte T. provide fer
SANDING comm Gee on Banking aud Currency Consisting
OF ~cycn SenIfors ">
The Senate, al l225 p. burned until Mondaynexr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
A CLERGYMAN. while composing a sermo

IN de u-e ui Ine words OzieutatlJus man. 1nrONing
down his pen. wished 10 satisfy himself he pro-
crcde is to whether great portion OF his congregation
night COZ pehcud tie meaning OF t1ese wOfds. and no
Ooted ths following method Of proof yinR The bel
tn HOFFMAN Appeared ana he Wac mus aiir ssed by his
master: WDat do you conceive 10 be iupied by
teutntious mani Z" An OstentatIOUs man. sir" sad
Jgo.sas way. sir. sTOud say prffcct gen emaD."
Very good" observed the wear send Ellis ihe coach
maui here" E.l.-." said tho wear. " what 40 you
Iungine on ostenLatOus To BET" IAN ostsntstOus
man or" replied Eiis why should say 0u ostenti-
ti,s man InraDs wBaI cat saVins your presence.
very folly feow II is hardly necessary ~ add that the
vicar substituted less Ambiguous word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
CONTINGENCIES FOR WINTER FrrEs.

The wholesale and retail manufacturers of
CRATES and tenders. j. :. Conoycr " Co., oi No 36S
Canal-si lately displayed Of the finest assort
m.nts OF these articles IN the market The low" and
'hnlflOw-6own" crates may b. found here IN all the
new STYLES and with all Tho ldrrn atiachme u FOR
dumping and shaking either for hard o" SOFT cJaL The
rai frames Tenders and and rons, Of antique
den create an almost indelnabe longing FOR the good
old places 81 long With All then cucerfnuess ana
iuc0n veuieuces An almost end css variety OF cls
logs snoyels AMI tongs here siOWn, ~ rates
very fhucn t.ure aud N all ,c queer -hBDes and
styles for fhese articles hay STYLES rs stnctiye rs
cont drlss The firm Is selling at great discount to
the trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26

GOOD "Inmmock" land. The VILLAGE win he laid out
near the railroad in plots varying from quarter OF an
acre to one ana 0nc-haR acres each Ian memDei.
farms will be from two ten acres each I've cipti
stock of The association is 10 ~ $4,000 In 1000 SHARES
al S25 each Tho holder az share mas cinici o. Que
trtct ne also entitled share In the pohts oi thr
ussnci,finn About 200 persons newborn ana
vicinity arr ready 10 starr Florida and are only wH
ing for additions to their number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
A NEW FLORIDA COLONY.

An association has been formed recently in
this city 10 buy OF land In Florida. and carry
agriculture and manufacturing tho cooperative plan
IL IL called the Nassau Cooperative Colony, Of Nassau
County Florida" and its brancl Office here ID at No 80
BayardJt The surveyors report states that tho tract Is
twelve alles fernandna, and includes 800 acres Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26

tended 10 show Mayor seider that IL would he mposi-
b 10 enforce the SUNDAY laws The LUgiliard tobacco
factory OF which the Mayor is Supcrlntendnt WAS r.
ported 10 he in oneraOn Tho Mayor says thAt no WORK
Is prrmitted IN The factory sunday, except what -
absolutely necessary. Lest Sanday tue great Steam
boiler was repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26

He Wouldn't Swear 10 IA wines n,s, s@t
am ring "a. box had "a Testament piessh'e' flr -
Ln a clined to b. BEN asA.n ~ ~, 20 any monf
N, la !. he n.iyciy replied: 'eh "' "
Enyland but IN not swear ~ IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
A Jersey CITY SUNDAY.

The Jersey City police who were repri-
rnanded by Mayor seider Tor Degccng To enforce the
law AGAINST Sunday nquoT-sens repo ted all the onS
na.s places open last sunday. This was probably IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26

Conversation at grocery in WATERFOWL, N.
Y; suppose everybody thinks the nre Was The wolk
of an ,ncen Iinry" Wel' said tho old man, some do
think So bat think it was sot"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

Sore Il the colored voters Of the city, as will
be secu by reference to an item 10 the local COL
umns e 10 days Gazette, are contemplating
the orgaDiZ .lion OF 40 association having for
its otj.ct the election Of the conservative can.
didaics for the House Ct Delegates. When it
is remembered that prominent members Of the
woIkingmcn's party 10 Baltimore, 10 their
SPEECHES, say they 10 not consider negroes as
good Is themselves, and that they will not mix
with them aud that writers among the party
10 this city sly that negroes must know their
places End u5t b. tbrusting themselves forward
10 the party ADD that the radicals who bad
previously robbed them OF all their deposits in
the Freedmeo's tauk DIS ,rted them as soon as
the Presidents Southcrn policy was announced,
it vii! no. be surprising if the proposed organl.
z,ton lave large membership. The colored
people Of Alexandria, as is natural, have always
knowo where 10 20 10 for assistance when 10
trouble, and Tie only astonishing circumstance
c0nrec!cl with the contemplated movement is
that similar enc has net been started before.
The dcu0crl!io party always Was working
mau ) party, and it Is but natural that those
who arc working men 10 every conceivable sense
Of the lcrc: --coiored meu-should support it,
and do what they can toward the election of
its candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17
'Ehc Presidents Trip.

CINClNNATI, Sept. l7.-Prcsidcnt Hayes aud
party were escorted by the military and a large
number Of prominent citizens to the Ohio and
Mississippi depot where they took a special
train for louisville At seven o clock this III ord
ing Tie train consisted Of handsomely dc.
corated locomotive and the directors car ofthe
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, the direc.
tors car on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
and Pullman palace car and a baggage car. 10
addition to the President and his immediate
family the party consists of the Secretary of
State, Miss Bette Evarts, Mrs. Prescott Evarts
aud Charles Russell, private secretary to Sec.
rotary Schulz, Postmaster General Key, Secre-
tary NlcCrary and Miss McCrary, Governor
Vanzandt, OF r. l., Gov. Matthews. of w. Va.
and wife, Gov. Young, E. V. Smalley, of the
New York Tribune and the committee of re-
ception from Louisville. at JefersonVllle,
Ind., the order Of the cars composing the train
will be reversed, the locomotive placed 10 the
rear and the Presidents car in front that the
President may have better opportunity to OBJ.
serve the splendid decorations on the bridge
and along the railroad to the depot aud the
people better opportunity to see him.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. September 1.-THE
coming OF President Hayes and bis Cabinet,
the different Governors aud other distinguished
guests causes 40 entire suspension of business,
and an assemblage about the depot where the
party will arrive, aid along the streets to be
followed en- route to the hotel such as was, per
haps, never previously seen in Louisville. The
great bridge leading toto Louisville over the
Ohio, at this point, is appropriately and Gle
gantly decorated with national and patriotic
notices of rich and beautiful designs. Houses
of all kinds along the route Of the procession are
also handsomely covered with evergreens and
colors cambined into popular sentiments. etc.
The people greet joyousy the arrival of the
President and are prepared te extend to him
welcome in Kentucky's best and most hospita.
BILE ma0ner.
In consequence of threats made by the former
COMPANIONS of Shifilett and Morris, the men
sentence to be hung st Hsrrsonburg,- Va, on
the 25th inst, the Governor has ordered the
State Guards Of that place on duty that day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17
News OF the Day.

j. b. Perkins, Of the u. S. Secret Service,
ATTEMPTED to arrest J. Is. Fupk aud Bishcp
Weir, alias Bill Hutchinson, couater!eitcrs, at
Tyrone, Pa, Saturday. Funk was secured alter
desperate struggle with the ohcer, and one
thousand dollars in counterfeit silver was taken
from him. Weir made desperate resistance
aud fired upon Perkins, who 10 self defence hfed
90 Weir and killed bin. Perkins was placed
under arrest By the coroner S jury, which alter
wards cxouerated and acquitted him.
10 Baltimore, yesterday morning, William
Herman, a cigsrmaker, blew his brains out on
his own doorstep; Henry r. Dubboltop, clerk
at Camden Station, was fund 10 the rear yard
OF his boarding house with his skull fractured
and dead and Frank Battcc, a blind ccnVc! 10 !hc
pcnitentiary, attempted to stab iclIoE prisoner,
negro, and on being placed Ia solitary con-
GDement, cut bis throat with knife which lie
had secrcted on his person.
Sergeant Glider, of the British riff team, 10
testing new shsrp breach loadi0g rifle at
Bridgeport, last Saturday, made sixteen con
secuti7e bulls eyes at Que thousand yarl*,
which induces some 10 think tina. his team
would not have been defeated if they had used
breach instead Of muZzle.ln IN The Isle CON
test.
Edward L. Dyer, Z cattle dealer OF Pt.stnTE
who drew two thousand dollars from bank Oh
Friday, is supposed TO have been murdered Oh
the river bank six miles below Columbus, OHIO
His rocket book was iounl and traces OF dta
perate struggle.
Spencer, the runaway President Of the CHI
caeo State Savings Institution, purchased five
thousand pounds stcrliog 10 BAIL, Of Eoglanl
notes 10 Quebec. but dispatch IRON Liverpool
says he did not land there from the C!rcasslan,
the vessel lie was supposed 10 have sailed Oh.
Harlem steamboat Saturday evening ran
down rowboat containing Johu WEIGH and
his wife, Frank Oliver AMI his jaus hter. and
Cloda William Radigan. Mrs. Wclch and Frark
Oliver and his daughter were drowned.
The coal operators 10 The L?higEl c2at region
have agreed upoa terms with the miners, and
The strike is supposed 10 be II 40 end.
-Four oIicesa c:w ore broken iato in Lawrence,
Kansas Friday nj ht. by knocking Of knobs
| controlling the combins:i IN and punching tnc
| lock chiuc-y out ofthe door into tn, sat3 by
meaos Ola steel punch AID Sl3dge hammer.
Gunpowler WAS used on OF" OF tie -four. The
whole sum Of money secured VA; about 500.
| though property ihths firm Ct notes and Jew.
elry TO th,gslle OF 5 $50 UJJ as let ua'no ested'
The monument 10 the memory Of the federal
| soldiers who feel in the civil Wat VS. dedicated
| in Boston TO. day with imposing ceremonies, and
| in the presence o. an immense humber ii spec
| ts!ols. The day WAS made Il general holiday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17


chuSetts, says:
"Ccrpo,a.ions that employ Large number CT
workmen Should from time to time, appoint
committee to meet committee of Workmen.
Before such i3iut committee should be laid open
sll the Go.aiis OF the business. The price Of raw
msteriAls, loss ofinterest in process Of msnu1sc'
tu-e itcres. on de ad capital repairs to keep the
goods are liaslly sod and in whist quantity; all
the facts necessary to make up an opinion rs 10
via. rate Of wages the company can an01d 10
pay-of course only sucn facts. After mutua!
consultation. such committee should decide the
amount OF wssc; to be psid. If they cannot
spree an umpire should be chosen 10 make the
fnsl dcci:i
IG other words, meo who have made money
be- the sweat OF their faces, and, ty economy,
saved i.-!or but few Inherit it 10 this country
shcn they form au association for the purpose
Of makiog more, arc to expose their condition
and whole plan Of operations for the bauetlt OF
rival corporations, and have the wages they
pay their employees fixed by those who are net
Interested 10 he success Of the business except
to the cxteut OF receiving those wages regu-
larry, AID vito would. properly and rightiuIly,
leave their employ as soou as better wages
could be obtained. II a company must con,
duet lis business according to the plan pre-
posed ly MIR. Phillips, an individual must
have bis affairs managed 10 the same way, so
that every employee in the .couutty must be
perfectly familiar with the business affairs of
his employer, and have the wages he is to re-
ceivc fixed by an umpire-which is reducing
the argument TO its legitimate conclusion, au
absurdity, for every publisher, before be en-
ployed 10 editor, would have to exhibit his as
sets and liabilities and have a third man
brought 10 to determine the salary to be paid. aud
the same would have to be the case with every
merchant, manufacturer, agriculturist and co.,
tractor ard even the lady housckeeptr, who
would have to exhibit her bank account to her
cook aua have Dibah' wages fixed by a third
party. Mr.. Phillips succeeded 10 his efforts to
produce the civil war aud to abolish slavery
bot the movement b. is now engaged 10 can
only rasnlt 10 failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

Pottet's Moathly Tor October has been re.
caived from is publishers, 10 Philadelphia. 1t
fully slstairs the wei. mcrted reputation gain
ed By this excellent magazine, 10 literary as
vel; IS artistic point Of view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

about The same circulation Of National Ban.
notes. 1t is out Of the question that any,iing
cln be done to build up Virginia while thina.
remain as they are. The National Banks are =
curse Instead Of blessing so far as We aye con,
cerned in the South. PoToy.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

Wauted-By every one who has an intclli-
gent conception Of lis vaue-Healtb. Health
depends ubon the possession of pure blood; aud
pure blood is the sure possession Of those who
use DR.. Bull's Blood Mixture, acknowledged as
superior blood purifier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17
I, u. O. F..

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE r. ". Grand
Lodge, l. O. o. F., Of the United States, com.
menced their 53l annual SESSION this morning.
The members in full rega'ia assembled at their
headquarters at Barnum's Hotel and marched
to Odd Fellows Hall, escorted by the Encamp-
ment Drill Association Of Baltimore, ard the
Washington uniformed palriarchs with bands
of music. Arriving at their hall the Grand
Lodge Immediately organized, NJ. w. Grand
Sire j. w. Stokes. of philadelphia, ia the chair.
Delegates were present from nearly every State
and from Canada, South America and Swl;zer.
land. The Grand Lodge is composed OF LAG
representatives, II Past Grand Sircs, and l
officers, making total of lG9 members, nearly
all of whom are said to be present. Alter the
formal opening of the body with the usual cerc.
monies committee on credentials was appoint
ed whose report was approved, and the Grand
Sire proceeded to read his annual report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

Anarrago license was granted in Washing.
ton on Saturday to Alexa. Reed. Ct Mobile ard
Martha Brown, of Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17
Indian Affairs.

Tie Warm Spring Inliar& who rc@'N''y 81.
San Carlos, have killed u: least iouI'c II ~"
and wounded eight. They captured oa2 'f.''"'
train, killed the teamsteIs and d@strayY''. u.
goods Seven horses were taken t"m !':.-''"
and the station abandoned. There ma b,'h" -
mai! from Silver City for week. The los:
fellow Copper Mining Company, al Clifton i''.
thirty team mules by Indians aud vii h,'. ID
stop operations. Three dctachmants o! AI."'
pa troops and all the available ones u! v"
Mexico arc after the lndlans. ,,..
a dispatch from Camp Grant say: hP
Topper and command struck the lHitaH' ..
Knights rancho aud killed forty. The iT''''
arc close on the trail OF the Indians.
THE YELLOW FAvEg-Th,ro wore ."'SS
deaths at Fernandias Saturday night. The ..'''
is spreading to Tia old town, abou. III ..
tsnt There are some cases among 'I' g..
people. Physicians and nurses hsve s;',.
from Savannah. Two oftlIs res ic;'t J. :
are sick. The hospital la; b,en conf ,'a
cal. for aid in money, medicines ana -
ment has been made. ,..~.e.
Jacksonville is inlorcing tho s.ric:c:: l~..'',
tine against Fernandins. IN, cry y, Tl/,..,:
by volunteers night and day t. py"'c'- r. -
from Fernsndina entering the city % '''
water. .;l -.
The steamer .Juans, from Havana "";.~ -.
rived at the New York quarsntlL" S"'"''''''
Xix cases tf ycller fever on board.
BASIN WnARF.-Yesterday Mr.. "'i.I"'" j..
Hutton, engineer of the Chesapeake aIu w..
Canal Company, finished surveying the "'', &C.,
and basins now belonging to the compaL!'
learn that it is the intention OF Ih' c?l''p'JJy ,f
cut short canal between the basin ""' onc.
canal, near by where the mill race Is .l;"s he
Meeting the two bodies. This Will oo 'a''bL rtr
necessity Of light boats passing Drn'..nnr,
Consolidation wharf and also OF iufo'hS rht
the boats coming up the canal and 'n'I h;,h e.
basin by means of the new chapne'' VIZ, "",," ,hc
are ibformcd. will be constructor au!.
coming winter. &c CHAMBERLAIN! laegt"''"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

Hiram Cranston. the proprietor of tho New
York hotel, diod this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17
DAILY AND rRf.WEEKLY BY
1ICG f SNowDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Il

Mr. Wendell Phillips, the candidate for
Governor Of The vorkiugmens party Of Massa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

This brings to my mnd The very loose man
ncr 10 which the General Assembly Of Virginia.
for many yt.s past, has authorized county and
toRn subscriptions to be made, and it is duty
Tie next General Assembly owes to the people
as we'll as TO The good nome oil the Common
wealth., that they should hereafter refuse such
applications, and not only so, but repeal all
laws COW on the statute book authorizing such
subscriptions that have not been avalled Of.
For the honor and good pane of the State this
ought to be Gouc unless they wish bankruptcy
to take place.
While audingsto this subiec', The people of
Virginia and the South will have 10 relief until
their representatives 10 Congress have the law
repealed which charges 10 per cent upoa crcu.
iation except National Bank notes. There is
certainly DO good reason why the banks tf' the
South should not again 20 into operation, based
upon STATE securities Ut their market value, and
under such restrictions az a wise Legislature
may prescribe, or else Congress repeal the law
authorizing the issue Of notes by the National
Banks, AID let them remain as banks Of dis.
count and deposit if they prefer, and let the
government issue all the notes direct to 40
amount uccdlu for the business OF the country,
and ii the disbursements o. the government do
not furnish enough for this purpose, let it be
furnished by the parties depositing government
securities with the Uoitcd States, aud then ad.
yauce United States notes 90 the same, and
when the parties are prepared to pay it back
the bonds 10 be returned, the interest on the
same being. for the time, saved to the govern
ment. 1t is perfectly idle to suppose hat the
State OF Virginia can ever prosper while the
prescott state CT affairs exist. Before the war
Virginia had fifteen millions Of baok capital
and thirteen millions OF circulation. Now she
has little over three millions Of capital and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-17

In consequence of threats made by the former
companions of Shiflatt and Morris, the men
sentence to be hung st Hsrrisonburg,. Va, on
the 25th inst. the Governor has ordered the
State Guards Of that place on duty that day.