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T. SUMMIT LAKE-ToWNsnIr l03, RANGE A.
SD Harrington neqr ~ 100 nC2
Hay Wiser swqr 81 10 Is So
.SEWARD-TowNs111P l04, RANGE 40. g..
I Hnns va Vail s{Xneqr p 90 60 29.45
GL 1SS1sx w41 MeDr g. g. a. 90 i
FIRST STEICr----Towks11p:lo RANGEAL
Rufus Frock snwqr 41z rs i6O G3S
GRAHAM LA<ES-TowNs l04, RANGE So
Ameli? NJ Brown seqr 81 "a 100 22u6
4 4 I Besnkendorf scqr '6o ~
X !, 51 WSlft, w%%w S. s g 5 &
Onward berrcaa LIZ SsX 4 q nwN - 77x -.
W ;Ha Smith seqr Of seqr & lot S, Is s.
%% dS, Se's.n'%&sS S% wseqr = $ $ "a
B Wakefield, seqrnear en-. neqr 90 Ok %
T. lots & 2 & swqr of
oun...: ncqr &nwqr Of seqr p 1854 = Is
John H Saningh Answer nwqr SO 8 81 3
SECOND. Observation-Disclosures loa RANGE 49,
~ IL d $ $Sf$ $s: g g $
THIRD D1sTR1CT-TowSs1nr lo2, RANGE 49,
D ? !oans'" s sH&Swdf &. s g g 81; 81;
Dennis; Rooney wxscdt : 50 81
S A"fSe EFf Bs%et n ss%r 81 81 81
/, William NJ. Bear, Auditor OF Mobiles County
and State Of Minnesota do solcmnly swear tIat
tee fovog0ing is correct and true Statement of
taxes delinquent for the year 1876 upon tic real
W iHIi f II. BEAR, County Auditor.
:, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
IFS. Clerk Of District Court.
Filed Junelsth: 1877. b: n. CARRIER,
-; Clerk Dist. Court Mobiles Co., MINI.
4 List Of Lands and Io,cn Lots IN the
County Of MOBILES and State Of 1Iin,1e-
sofa etpo'e sohich ta1cs are delinquent
for the yeor 1875, and unpaid on this
FIRST day Of June, 1877.
D1GELoW-TowNsHlPl ol RANGE 49,
Name: Of pn,tof Am n,x Of
Mills .tS Sxs: from Dec s7d g. s. a.
. ~ '' Usiefe St from Dec: 81 !, ,s76'5 ~ 81 4
ELK-TowNsn1rl 03, RANGE 10.
m'' ,'sS nteresf 1%S% Dec s7s IT. 80
Interest from Dec. j, ls76.)
HEksEY-TowSslnr lo3, RANGE 3d.
JOhn Draucn nWQr 10 I'D % 70
Interest from Dee. ], 1861
RANSOM-TowNsu1rl 0l RANGE d..
David Tw;tchcll scqr 2G ]G) % IS
lntereSt from Dec. ], l676)
l., William NJ Bear, All ltor of Mobiles County
and State Of Minnesota do Solcnlnly swear that
the foregoing is II correct and true Statrmcnt Of
xeSdelinqucnt for the year 1875 upon the real
property therein described and not included in
tile original list. WILLIAM NJ. BEAR
County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before HE his 18th
day of June, 1877. i. N. CARRIER
IL. s. Clerk of District Court
Filed June Is, 1877. r. N. CARRIER
Clerk Dist Court Mobiles Go. MINI.
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THE SOCIAL CUIcSE-I'OO NTCUII FJtEI'
Hlif FOR ONR fIIihLN

DOM ron QUIZ tI1lc1A&
The case Of Annie Blide, The unfor-
tu,latc young girl who MET her death
by drowning OH Tuesday evening, pre-
scn's i solemn warming to parents and
others having charge Of the young and
tiOughtlcss.l:;:;t' ~" -
Annie Biitle, aprctty, attractive, and,
from I'LL accounts, Innocent g1rl, TOrTn--
ed the acquaintance Of i young book.
keeper on the street, i'm the parks, or
somewhere outside Of the regular pale
Of respectable and honorable introduce
ton. The bookkceper, who gives Il
wrong name, belongs to /. class Of
young gentleman to be met with in ev-
cry large city, youths to whom tho win
ming and seduction of young girls is /.
fine art, and Il thing to be boosted a.
bout among their fast and tliscrctlit::
bic companions. III street l,arlalce, he
is known as 4 ''maslcr."
Having met cllndestincly upon five
or six occasions, the young girl agrees
TO bring her cousin, the young man IL
friend. The night is fine, The moon
beams tcnptinyly upon the lake; Il row
is proposed, and two gi.ldy and SENSE
less girls trust: themselves in separate
skifIs with their equally liyht-l,c;.led
buC designing escorts. The sequel is
Known A scufllc takes place in one Of
the skiifS, the bolt is upset, Charles
l'rnst is saved, but the g irl who had
trusted her safety in The hands of a
stranger goes down within the sight Of
home to- dream her promising life away
in the cold embrace of the cruel waters.
Then these three return homc-tlc
foolish girl to weep, the youths to brood
upon their precious nights work; one
of them, if lie las Il spark Of manhood
within him, to carry to the grave the
burden Of rcmorse.-Chicago Inter-
Ocean. ~
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NOTICE, u. s. Land Office, Wortlrington,
~ MIMI, July 2, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at This office by
Joseph Iiir' against Irwin NJ. Smith for ah;,ii-
coming Timber entry M, SIS, dated May
10. 1875, upon the SCI section 81, town ]05
range - in Murray county, minnesota, with y
view 70 the cancellation o: s;lid entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office Oh the 9Th day Of August, 1877, 1T O'Clock
D. m, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
MONS. GtINAt;ER, Register
- j. L. MOULTON Receiver.
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=" ,FO1t>S SAITH OR TRADE. -:
Three lots inAsh'and, on Lake ST.
rori"r. Will trade for, land, stock or
farm m;'c''inery,l. APPLY 1T this Office.
3W. {. :f.,! r.. ~.
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NOIICE. U. $. Land Office, Wortl1ington,
~ MIN, ,]uly2, 1877.
Complaint '.vjng been emf cred at this Office by
JuliHt Hansen against Nimrod Aslbaugl, for
?b;Int'ning homestead entry No. SSA5, dated
ranged2, in MOBILES county, MINI. witt, Il vi, in
tAc CANCELLATION Of said entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear Ut This Office on
the III day OF August, 1877, ~ O'Clock D. NJ. to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged ab;.n lonMcnt.
MONS. GHlNAGE1;, Register,
ii }. J.. MOULTUN, Receiver.
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THURSDAY. JULY S, 1877.
DID HENA "

DID HESAY n? = NJ
The Chicago Tribune reports the fol-
lowing of Moody:
Mr.. Moody demands that the Wo-
mems temperance union of Boston
shall change its name to the Women IS
Evangelical temperance union. When
the ladies ask "why''2 he says, $50 as
toget. rid Of your Unitarian and Uni
versalist MEMBERS" but that will
r,,]a out Mrs. .Livermore, our presi-
dent, - said they. ''Well, rule lier out.
Sho7isn't a Christian.'' And so the
matter stands. II remains to he seen
whether the women will he as obedient
~ some of the clergy have been. Mrs.
1ivermoro 10 willing to resign from her
Office Of president and serve in the
ranks, but MIR. Moody does not want
her there, because, rs he says, al
though she is q good woman, she isn't
a Christian
Here is bigotry In earnest. If Moody
had demanded that Mrs. Livermore he
left of the praying hands, or the list Of
Sabbath School teachers m some Of his
own churches no one could object.
Bot when men 60 so far in their bigot-
~ as to want to exclude those who do
not agree with them upon merely theology
zeal matters from the great reforms and
be.,e6eent works Of the day, it is high
time for every iberal-mindeh Christian
to put in an earnest protest. We hon.
or Moody for the great work he has
done, and believe he is a devout and
earnest servant Of tho Master, but if
the above Ike true, he must he lapsiny
into Romish Intolerance. The next
step would naturally |'e to demand
that none but those whom he calls
Christians should hold places in Scien-
tifc Associations or pursue scientific
investigations. Out upon such mar
rowness! We hope Moody did not say
IT.
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xA11IECo H1 VVIILI41St71I o W
- GEO J. DAY, Agent.
These Companies now offer In Northwestern,
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 100000 acres
On long Credit, With easy payments At low
These lands are very productive, Easy of Gull
Churches and Schools.
Alternate sections mostly occupied by actual
residents: climate pleasant and healthy.
For circular giving full information, or for
prices of particular lands, apply by letter or per
solally to Is Land Department Of either Com
paly, ut St. Paul. Minnesota
j. W. BISHOP, General Manager.
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Thermometer among the 5U!5.
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4 List Of Lands and :Io,o'e Lots IN the
County Of Mobiles end State Of 1Linne-
sofa atpon sohich tares are delinquent
for the yeor 1875, and aupoid on this
FIRST day Of June, 1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
Letter from Prince William.

ICorrespondenco OF the Alexandra Gazette
BRENTsvILLE, Va, Jan. 2, 1S7.-l our cor
respondent has for the last few weeks oesn try
ing to pick up an item Of news of interest TO
your resders, but 80 stsgnAted is everything in
the country st this season Of the wear that one
can find nothing to write about mich would it,
terest the public. You may travel for week
in the county and every man. woman and child
you chance to meet will ask you the same ques-
tion.-'who is elected and how IS It all going
to turn OUT ?" These questions are easily asked
but your correspondent has as yet tsiled to find
any one who can tell Just "now it is all going to
turn OUT" We know that Tldsn is fairly
elected, and have an abiding faith that he will
be the next occupant of the White House"
the returning boards and General Grant 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
We have had the heaviest fall Of snow that
we have had for years and, IL fact tao oldest
inhsbitsnt' says the heaviest for 70 years.
Our County Court met yesterday and is still
in session, but no cases Of I'M portance have been
tried. The few criminal cases on the docke.
have had to go over, the witnesses not oelE
able to attend on account OF the severe storm
which WAS raging All day yesterday.
We were not only surprised but panied to see
that Gen. Hampton, wac has ali along behaved
SO nobiy, had fallen i4to such an error MS to i'd
dress his recent letter to Gov. Hayes, and think
the letter had better have remained uLwTltten.
Hampton has too many lsurels snd nus too
much ut stake TO afford to make such blunders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
TeIewrapliic sum nary.

Gov. kellogg has been summoned to testify
before the Congressional Investigating Com
miitce.
Gen. Crock expedition against the indians
havior utterly failed 10 It's otj ct, has, after
much suffering, returned TO Fcttermau AID
been Glsbanded.
Another claim has been SET up to the estate
Of the late \ I. Stewart, o! New York-this
time by persons 10 Ireland, representing them
SELVES as bis first cousins.
The crew oil the wrecked brig Louisa were
rescued when 10 pi,iul state, suffering terri.
bly, from lack of water, aud have reached New
Turk.
A thief who was shot and killed while steal
ing N tai from an old Government vessel at
Portsmouth, Va. last hight, was formerly
chief of police of that city. His name was
Michael Joyce.
S. II. ThorburD, clerk 10 the Citizen s
Bank Of Petersburg, robbed the Petersburg
Bank OF that CRY OF SIC 100 last Saturday and
decanped
Daring drunken negro riot 10 Norfolk yes
terday Two white persons were shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1871

Il is now said IN Washington that the Sen
ate and House committees appointed to devise
q mode for couutipg the electoral vote, have
agreed Oh the following points: That MAJOR
ity Of the whole uunber of electors composing
the electoral college is necessary to cleo! presl'
dent; that if it shall happen, when the returns
from all the States are opened b. the president
of the Senate aud laid before the two houses
OF Congress assembled Jointly, that there has
been 20 choice for president, then the House
Of Representatives elects; aud that Congress
Gao so behind the returns forwarded by the
electors Of the different States to the president
Of the Senate 1t is believed, therefore, that
as the Implications 10 the disputed States
will result 10 the throwing out Of at least one
of those States, the election will dcvo!Ve upon
the House Of Representatives, aud that MT
Tildeu will consequently be elected. On tue
contrary Senator Bayard, one OF the committee
is reported 10 have said that they lave as ye
agreed upon uvthlog, and rs Mr.. Morton ]:
also a member Of that committee, We place
more reliance Oh the latter report thao on The
former,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk
| Y ctfce of the Circuit Court of Alexandris
county, on the irst day of January, 1877, J"re-
mah Dun!eny, jr., vs. George Ut Nunder,
Anne NJ WunGer, u. l.. Smoot, trustee, and
! William c. Clarke,
Memo-The object of this suit is to enjoin and
res rain the said George OFT Wunder, Annie NJ,
Wander, d. l. Smoot trustee. and William Z.
Clarke, their agents and attornles from convey
ing and dsposing Of or in any way incumbcring
III. property conveyed on the 24.h day of MarcD,
1874 BIZ the said George OFT Wunier to the said
d. l.. moot, trustee, in trust Tor the benefit of
Smoot, trustee, George OFT Wunder and Annie
NJ Wund"r conveyed on the 9th day of De.
cemDer 1875, to the said William e.. Clarke {;
and that the said William g. Clarke may be en-
joined and restrained from paying over the said
purchase money or any part thereof to the SAID
Annie NJ Wunder, her agents: assigns or attor
neys, and that the said Anne N. Wunder, her
agents, assigns or attorneys msy be enjo!ned
and restrained from receiving the same
The def.n~ ants, l.. l.. Smoot, trustee, and
William G. Clarke, not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that they are not residents of this State, il
i. ordered that the said defendants appear mere
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what Is necessary to protect In, ir
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
zelle, newspaper published in the city of Alex
dris, once week for four successive weeks and
posted al the front door of the Court House of
this county. A copy, tea.;
LUIS f. PAYNE, Clerk
Kent i Nesle D. G ian 3. w4v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
FOREIGN News.

At the last meeting of the European confer
enc. the Porte distinctly refused to agree to
the proposal that the Official language OF each
district sh II be that of majority of the 10.
habitaus thereof Lord Salisbury spoke With
much warmth before the conference 10 con-
druuarion OF what he styled the obstinscy #
the Porte b. afterwards 10 40 Interview With
the Grand Fz!cG approached him Tor his
course. !hi, DrJnGh; from the .zler de-
ciar:tiou that nc was ready to resign, as he
would no. agree to conditions ncJ;upalbie
with the ,nG;,.renlcucs aud Integrity OF Turkey.
ire TX, session Of the coufereuc, ito morrow
it Is ,housnt vii. be decisive. TIE pienlpoteo-
tl1rles have given more than az iutlmatou that
II the Pore persists 10 resisting the proposals
of the Powers they will quit ConStauIloope.
[ is p.aluiy said 10 some OF he dispatches that
Uu, il,t.e hope OF an understanding Is enter
tained Military preparations are proceeding
W b renewed activity is said the Russian
emUasS :dor regards he armIs:lce as referring
to Seryla ADD Montenegro, and has 10 refer
ence to other possible hostillties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
Letter from Richmond,

Correspondence of the Alexsndrls Gazette
RICHMOND, Va, Jau /. lSI1.-Thls has
been rough New Years day, snow fal"E
from early moru u"til midnight, and cold as
Kamskatka. The day, or rather the custom
of New Years calls, was generally observed.
The Governor received ali his trcrd- II hsr
py style. The O,i Dominion Conservative
Club mad the b'gecs; rc"rpti ii all. Here
the sminc poiilicjnn and til, wnud.he mem
Der Of Congress and City Councilman VS.
found in I'll us glory. \ god many gentle
meu paid New Years calls 10 sleebs-sor'>
thing uoheard OF before here, because snow 90
New eer's day has been rare occurrence. ~
one house button hole bouquets were pr"seu'
ed 10 every young gentleman who cam -rrg''
three Iuadrei youog gentlemen are tins even
ing desportipg button h"le boquct-.
a queer copemcul has turued up here. 1t
seems that q few days siucc Mr.. h. Peten.
burger. wealthy citizen OF Washington, lett
that city il company with bis neiee, who, lie
stated. was subject to fits. He stated that he
intended to take her to GeorgeGOwn OF Alex
anira, or somewhere else, for medical treat.
ment. The next thing that reached Mr.. Pot
,euburger's wife was that her spouse had
eiop.d with uls niece. From what was learned
it was evident that the runaway couple had
goue to Richmond. Accordingly detective
John Wren, of this city, Was tec2rrphcd "a
AID instructed to arrest both parties le.ter'
day PufuuUurger and his piece. who passed
for his wife, put up at the Capital Hotel. D.
| teclive Wreun souD discovered theu. IGE
moruug he wen, to Poffsnburger and told hin
he had warrant fer bis arrest. The latter
shen promised to 60 back to Washington lm
mcdla.ciy. They are expected TO leave to-
night. The lady is very handsome, and yonns
enough to be the Old nau's daughter. Poi
teubuIger appears TO be a sery afabie &c
chap, aud EXPRESSED his determination TO tDak'
his future home 10 Redmond. He Was utter
~ coutouUded when discovered.
The Senate had no quorum to-day. I'M:
bad weather will probably keep away macy
ID, mberS.
Rev z. 4. Peterson, pastor Of Clay stree
Methodist Church, this morning slipped OF
the pavement and broke his ankle.
Mr.. Heory Hudoall, wei-kunwn lawyer
also had severe fall, which rendered him 10
conscious Tor while
Mr.. Mathews has Introduced a bill 10 Ii;
House OF Delegates to amend az act 10 reia!lo'
10 the election of commissioners OF ruGds II
| Lon douD county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

Gov. Robinson, OF New York. 10 bis ues>age
to the Legislature yesterday hrSt treats Of
State matters at length. Referring to natona
ah:airs he says 10 regard to Louisiana: / pause
here 10 this statement 10 lnterpose 10 behalf OF
the people Of this great Commonwealth a
solemn denial of the power of any State gov
erumeut or o! the Federal government to vest
such powers as are claimed by the Louisiana
returning board 10 any canvassiug board what
ever. He also reviews the action of the Florl.
da and South Carolina boards, condemning
both their action acd that of the Federal gov.
ernment in connection with those two boards.
He declares The military lntertereuceS have been
10 violation OF the constitution and laws. He
says:
"Wbile these things were going on 10 the
South, member OF The cabinet at Washington
WAS aciiog as chairman OF partisan national
committee, and with the cooperation of some
of his colleagues 10 the cabinet couoSeug aud
Systematically stimulating these desperate meas
ures"
With reference to the President Of the Sep
ate determining what votes shall be COUNTED, nc
says:
The President Of the Senate is three re-
moves from the people. Ii such power were
to have been vested 10 single man, depos
tory would have been chosen not SO far
removed from popular accountability; but
the people of this country will never vest
such a power 10 any one man, however
selected They will never consent to a
new construction Of the constitution and laws
that bears such fruit. They withstand firmly in
the ancient ways and Insist that the ele:toal
votes 10 this emergency shall be counted as they
have always been COUNTED, by the two Houses Of
Congress, d By nobody else.
La conclusion be says:
''The people of the United States will never
consent to have their representatives 10 Con
gress stripped Of these powers, or tolerate this
usurpatiou by deputy of the Senate, or by ATTY
sipgie person, aud still less BY au officer who is
frequently interested as candidate 10 the re.
suit the couut. 10 this sentiment aud pur-
pose toe State of New York cordially concurs.
Foremost among all our American Common
wea!lhs 10 population, In the variety aud eX
tent of her Industries aud Interests, she has
in every vlcisstude of public affairs put forth
all her strength, moral aud physical, to main
taiu the exstence aud just authorities of the
Unon, an d she cau never consent that time
conseclated ucthuds OF Constitutional govern
ment shall be supplaoted or over rowo By
revolutionary expedlents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

This city vas. We believe, the fist place 10
Virginia 10 which whipping. as punishm ent
for theft, was revived after the war, and its eft
fects we're so beue6ci Il that it spread rapidly,
and is cow 10 vogue 10 nesriy every county 10
the State. Tue practice has operated so we'll
that We advise the Legislature to add it to the
punishment of offences of greater degree than
petit theft, for if stripes deter q negro from
stealing hog, it is but natural to suppose they
will certainly deter white mao from stealing
things of greater value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

President Graut evidently cllngS to General
Buffers idea that be should hold over. ln
bis latest Interview b. said that If the Pres
Dental qu .stous were not decided by the 4th
of March, the acting President could promptly
convepe the Folty fifth Congress tor sucn busi-
ness as be might see fit to bring to its attent!oD
10 the new Congress he question OF the recent
Presidential election might become ,ubject OF
co consideration. and i, might be determined to
hold au electioo earlier than the time regularly
provided Tor in the act Of 1892 which would
now be 90 the Tuesday after the h'st Monday
10 November. Congress, be thought might
see fiji to fix upon holding an election 10 June,
which could readily be done and hold the 10
augura.ion on the Alb Of July which would
more promptly dispose Of the exceptional state
of affairs Incident to q quasi Dtcrreguum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

We are requested by Col. J. s. Mosby to
state that he never said as attributed to bin
by a WASHINGTON correspondent Of the New
York Herald, that he could raise a regiment
10 Virginia to fight for Hayes, and that he
wrote to the Herald contradictiug the state
meut, but that his denial has not been pub
lisbpd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

The Richmond States account of "A
mysterious stranger" published in another
column, should have been postponed untl the
lst Of next April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

The election yesterday for Congressman 10
the seventh New York district to ill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Smith Ely,
IT., On bis accession to the mayoralty, resulted
n-h-, election of David Dudley Field, Tam.
oa'e' W 0''-'", over Goetz, republican candi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
GROCERIES AND LIQEORS.

N Office! NOTICE.!
l re; pec!1'l"y into7u my friends and the 2uh.
Tic n Il | nav. resumed my PORK pAChl e
BUSINESS, and viii keep on h.1i dai'y
fresh supply Of S%u: .go Sp.-e RIB. Pjgs Fr.,
Chimes, Hogs Il nd. .ai Pu'c La.t Lard, ~.
ny expressly for family use, asJ Mlace Mv.,
ana n! kinds # Nest, Of my oSn curing with
~ supply .: fresh Butter .ni Poultry, =: ny
store ~. t oath F..c.:a> stree.
de- =. REED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

40 extensive FIRE is 10 progress in he Lykns
Valley al mnc5. Erghty-six mules We're ,ut,
located in III suok", and five hundred men
thrown out Of employment