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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12

In 1876 the horse butcheries of Paris
furnished for public consumption 1866
horses, asses and mules ; in 1876 they
furnished 9,271, giving 1,6S5,47O klo-
grammes of neat meat. At Lyons the
number has diminished from 1852 in
1875 to 1888 in 1875. On the first of
January there were ffty-eight butcheries
in Paris and only sever in Lyons. A
committee awarded a silver medal to NJ.
Petard, who has nine butcheries in Paris,
as q reward for his enterprise.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12
1.,bero,e the ImpurIties of the System.

Liberntc the 1mpnrities Of The System.
This can easily be done through the instru.
Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
incites those scavengers of the body, the kid
neys and the bowels, to vigorous action. The
first named organs secrete impurities-where
such o1ist-from the blood, which would other
wise poison it, and it is the Office Of the bowels
to carry off the useless portions Of the food re-
jected during the process Of digestion, and
which if retained interfere With digestion and
bilious secretion. Rheumatism and govt, both
products of acid elements in the circulation,
are remedied by the bitters, which will likewise
be found a prompt though gentle cathartic.
Both kidneys and bowels are ~invigorated, as
which possesses tonic properties Of the highest
order.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12

1t is estimated that 20, 900 oil wells
have thus far been dug in Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, at I'm aggregate cost
of 1892, 600, 900. They have yielded
about SO, 600, 900 barrels of oil, valued at
the wells at $500, DOC, 900, or$40O, 900, 900
at the seaboard. baltimore american.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12

HER V1Ews.-A spiteful woman, who
was suspected of not making her hus-
band supremely happy, asked an elderly
spinster to express her "views OF single
and married blessedness )" whereupon
the latter wrote:
"Let no r~epugnance to a single state
Lead to a union with q worthless mate,
Although It's true, you II find many a fool
Would make old maids the butt Of ridicule.
A! single lady, though advanced in life.
Is more happy than an ill-matohed wife.
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that they were giving 70, the church. The
t R5eD Soune ssS'e Of Ii. II tbr ps,H son1. john tIunE W WV who 10
for the last five years has lived the most Of his
time In New York and Philadelphia, and who
was supposed to have renounced his fathers
faith but about q year ago he returned to
Utah, when his father made him bis chief
counselor, and he developed back again into
a faithful follower of Mormonism. .....A cul-
vert over q creek near Des Moines, Iowa, gave
way as a train was crossing, and a number Of
cars plunged into the chasm. Several cars
were completely smashed, two coaches tele-
scoping into each other, and about eighteen
persons we're killed and a large number wound
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12
HUNTING DEER IN A ROCKING CHA1

HUNTING DEER IN A HOOKING CHAIR.
Mr.. A. 8. Colwell of Rockhsh town
ship, N. c., a few days'ago, though con-
fined to his house with rheumatism, was
suddenly seized with q desire to have O
hunt. His friends conveyed him to the
woods in a cart, and placed him in posi-
ton at q stand. Finally the dogs
aroused the antlered buck, which sped
for the place at which our friend was
leisurely reclining in his rocking chair,
and, though unable to rise from his seat.
yet he fired with unerring aim and
brought down his game to the ground
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12
A sense Of weariuess

a S6nB6 Of We0fIu668
Is often felt by persons who cannot locate any
particular disease. II they work 1t becomes
labor if they walk, they soon tire; mental
efforts become a burden, and even joys are
dimmed by the shadow Of this weakness which
is cast over their lives. Recourse is had some
times to stimulants Of a dangerous character.
The advice Of physicians to refrain from active
labor produces no happy results. Why? The
system is debilitated and needs to be built up
properly. Peruvian Syrup will do this very
thing. Like the electric current, 1t permeates
corporal functions, it raises up the enfeebled,
and brings the color to the cheek again, and
hope to the Respondent. It does its work
promptly and well. Sold by all druggists.
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Physicians Of high standing nnhesitatingly
give their Endorsement to the use Of the Graof-
enberg- Marshalls Cstholicon for all female
complaints. The weak and debilitated find won
derful relief from q constant use Of this valu-
able remedy. Sold by all druggists. $3.50 per
bottle. Send for almanaos, Graefenberg Co.
Naw York
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1t IL q Fnct

that many grocers sell Dooley's Yeast Powder
ct the same price they do the cheap, inferior
kind, and, as they pay more. for it, make less
money; hence they never sell it unless the pur-
chaser demands, and insists on having it. They
keep it out Of sight, and urge customers to take
the common kinds, because they are moro
profitable. Good, pure articles have q value,
and cannot be sold as low as those that are
adu1terated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12

Thousands are entitled to increase Of pension.
They having been pensioned at rates below
what their disabilities warranted, others as
their disabilities have increased since first PEN
stoned. All such can have their pensions in.
entitled to pension, can secure the same by
addressing, with stamp, McNeill Il Birch,
Washington, D. G. No fec till claim is allowed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12

I have sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup
since 1870. It has had the leading sale among
all cough remedies, from its first introduction.
My customers, as the get acquainted with it,
become its friends almost without exception:
After this trial Of six years, I can recommend
its use to all in need Of q cough remedy.
A. B. ARMsTRoNo, Smethport, Pa.
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Tho Cheapest and best Advertising,
to reach readers outside OF the large Giles.
Over 200 newspapers, divided into six different
lists. Advertisements received for oneor more
lists. For catalogues containing names Of
papers, and for other information and for esti-
mates, address Beals l. Foster, Al Park Row
(1ines Building), New York.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-12

Blliousness and Headache A.
cured by taking Ouirk's Irish Tea. Price as
cts. per package. Sold by druggists.
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Tho Human Locomotive should be carefully
engineered, otherwise it mny run of the track Of life at
any moment. To keep its delicate Internal machinery
in perfect trim. or to put 1t IN good working condition
when out Of order, is the peculiar province OF
Tarrant's EFervescent Settler Aperient.
tatipg the bowels, tEs tone and vigor which 1t imparts
to the stomach: its appetizing effects; its cooling, re-
freshing operation in fever; the relief 1t affords in head.
as q general corrective, justify the assertion that it IL,
beyond all comparison, the most valuable family medi.
cine of the day.
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hOSNAS "AH>AS
CENTENNIAL
u HISTORY Of THE i. S.

The great interest in the thrilling history Of our eoun-
It contains over 500 nne historical ensrsvinss, and
1870 pages. II sells at sight Send for our extra terns
book. Address. NATIONAL PUBLISHING 90.
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Reliable Evidence.
GIVES
Health, Strength,
and Appetite.

Ny daughter has received great bene.
fit from the use Of VEGETfNE. Her
declining health was a source Of great
anxiety to all her friends. A few bottles
OF YEGETINE restored her health,
strength, and appetite
N. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. - Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03

We are glad to see that the coored coGser-
va,ive club 1f th; city, which, by the by, We
understand is increasing IN members, is by %
means tLe only similar organizariou 10 the
country, aud that cJlored Conservative clubs are
being formed in numerous cities. The WASH
ington Republican SAYS:
THE colorcd voters Of Columbus, Otio. have
organic ID Democratic club, aud the same thlDg
has been done 10 several places in New York.
Last week tn; democratic officers Of Cam.
bridge, Maryland, gave an address of welcome
to Hon. Frederick Douglas and Prof. J. NJ.
L1uyston Sueh Incidents as these indicate
the change which is taking place 10 the rea'
tons between the democratic party aud the
coorc1 race The settlement OF the Southern
question vii! necessarily result 10 the division Ct
the c2lorcd vote. /. will DO longer be cast
solid as it has been to great extent heretofore.
II will be found that the possession Of the bal
lot will ultimately secure for men Of color every
where the full enjoyment Of their rights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03
Fire in New York.

NEW YORK Oct. 3.-Iha car dePo. o. me
Dry Doek Railroad Company, co!uoE OF 18th
=. aud Avenue 3. was burned tc the ground al
90 e.ri; h5ur tbs morDioy. Two Of the car
starters were Inside .! the building when they
hsa!d the crackiicg SQUAD 90 the a,or above,
ana 10 mom:ot sa1 smoke streaming oui
through the 7en;iating shalt. They gave
tie alarm, bu: before the feemen c?u:d arIi'e
the whole interior OF the car depot was h!ed
With smoke AID fines. The building was
Dew five s.oIy brick one, extending 100 feet on
Avenue & AID halt block 90 l4:h street.
/, had been erected 70 accjm noiate the ear: OF
storage for hay aud grain 90 the uppat floors.
The f,u.s seemed 10 have originated in the
carpenter shop &C the secoca oor, aod:o have
..read with liz h like rapidity owing to the
highly clntus.itie raturc Of the contents OF the
bulldog. Tie CATS 90 the grouni floor caught
FIRE, ana al hope oi saving them was soon abAn'
Diced. p:ose volumes OF smoke drove the work.
men rou! the building, who ware cndeavorlng
10 remove the burning cars. O5e car only was
sl1aj. 80 rapid was the spread Ct the hameS.
The second AID third alarms .sr. sent Gu: and
er gio5s called from ali parts Of the city. Ihe
| ia f,mes. aud a hope Of saving II vas
staoionel. The ifemso used all their efforts
- save tie aJj0ning talement:, and were As
! -i-:ri Is the thick wall which lnterveoed be-
,H-en them and the burning bulldog, AID prob
aby -a7ci the whole block from becoming a
mas OF .ns. The stables c: the railroad
company, which adjoIacd, were threatened, and
! ~ hot=es c1liiocd 10 them ware tsken ou'.
| 81 80. :. Ii. the ti7tnen had gaiosi cootro!
4 the I .nts, and a.. dagger 10 the stables ani
/ .eae nen.= VS. orar. During the fire Fireman
G ylteo was Injured Is isiag bricks. A. )
a. u. the bGrolag bulli1g Vas reduced to a
| mas: Of snou.ielinS eGb:r5, aud an estimate OF
the lyssaS Eas made b. the off, OF the con.
paoy The building bad contained II. NEJ
ta.;s u hay, large quantity .! grain, g cars,
aui much valuable machinery. The entire loss
Or TIE building AID c3nienrs was estimated
rugby at Sj1l,ul1. Tn: loss TO the company
d the Jara CESSATION OF travel will be Co.'s! der
abs The losses by To-: fl: ar: a.! caVerei o7
insurance, 10 several companic: 10 this city aod
elsewhere. Their naw cars will be bai aud
pu: % tee r9si 10 Z short TING, and. 10 the
maa1lin!c, the company sre using cars OF thelI
GrauI street branch lin:, 50 that the t!a7c! Ct
! th, road i co, materially iuiured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03

TIE GRI>WVLD AFP0ISTMEST.-W We stated
yesterday that tn Attorney General bad order
Cd the removal OF Nsj)r Griswoid, the former
assistant provost tnar-hal Of E'chnood from his
positioo 10 the Treasury Department at Wash
.ogseo. HE Washington correspood=ot Of tue
Baltimore Gazette says -
"Grant dI all n. c)ull to pr1vid: ne5t t6r
Gti-woIl At The request OF Col. M3sby. lie
sent 10 his appointment twice to judgeshlps,
but each line delegates from the Grand Army
Of the Republic Went to Senator Mortoo, aud
aaid they had fluid OF 81 800 which they
you'd u-- 10 pricing Gri-soid's record If he
was c9nirned, aud each time be was defeated.
,losty prs SEED the suit, and Grant made a per
sonaI rtque-t that Attorney General Taft would
provide Tor Griswold. This be did BY placing
iim 10 tie solicitor Office Of the Treasury. Ii
Sherman ,hi.k- he is DOT responsible for Grls
wold's appointment be cannot escape the re-
spons billty Of retaining tim in office. The
Secretary IL WJrric! over The effect this IS ta7.
ing % tue ONO campaign 10 the western re-
serve
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Foreign News.

. N. Ganbeta yesterday formally lodged an
appeal against the sentence passed upon him
by the Correctional Tribunal. 1he appeal will
probably be heard the beginning Of the Lezt
week.
NJ. Jules Simon is seriously iii.
The Sacred Congrepa;i3p OF the alicao
has pronounced against the canoulZatUu Of Col
umbus.
Madame Teresa Ti,ers, the celebrated ope
ratio singer, is dead She was attacked las.
evening 10 London with difficult breathing aud
faintuess. She rallied aud appeared better 10
I'll O'Clock this morolng when abe died quite
peacefully.
PARIS October 3.-Ju!es Simon is suffering
from carbuacc. The EVeuement says be uo-
derEsbt az operation for it which Was uo, at,
tended With favorable r-s1!ta. His eoodi!loD
is precarious.
LONDON, Oci 3-rhe Sheffield lndapcudert
says: 40 Investigation is proceeding toto &c
ries Of gigantic and astonishing frauds, perpc.
trated upon one Of the great railways OF the
kingdom. Before many days there may be OK
pected full revelation Of one Of the mos: start.
ling plots ever koown 10 the history Of railway
enterprise.
LONDON, Oc:. 1.-THE Darby corrasponian /
Of the LEEDS Sleicnry says: The Midland IS the
railway delfaulel. The fraud has b=rn sys:e.
maticay carried 90 Tor some time By sona d
its officers holding positions OF responsibility 10
whom the utmost cop6 1enco was placed, The
principal means by which the company has
beeu defraudci has been by persons erecting
private dwelling houses and other bulldogs
both FIR themselves aud other people With n1a
terial and men belonging to the company. Sew
crsI Of the deiEquants are, it i, said, in prison
II is rumorcd that Others will be arrested
shortly.
LoSDoN, OCT. Sir Johu Bennett, who
has been twice elected Alderman for the ward
Of Cheap, and each time rejected By the Court
Ct Aldermen as person unfit to discharge the
duties Of the position, has agalu been elected
to that Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03

The National Uniou is the title Of daily
morning newspaper that made its first appear
ancc 10 Washington this morning. 1t supports
the policy Of President Hayes, and recommends
Unemployment for labor, remunerative invest
ment for capital, the free education of all child.
reu. the suppression Of vice, the opening of new
channels for womsn's industry, the increased
happiness Of all the people, the growth aHd
adornmens Of Washington, tho unity Of all the
people OF this regencrated nation, and their
harmonious march along all the upward ways
Of the grand civilization Of the age in which we
live'-a platform that certainly merits, if
shall not meet with success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03

tx Governor Walker delivered an address
% the sutjec; Of the State debt. 10 Richmond,
last night, 10 which he took the proper ground
that the debt aas lloncstly contracted. aud is
provcmeots Constructed with the money Dor.
rowcd; that the funding bill Of 1871 was wise
and fair measure. aud if it had been carried
out faithfully We would not now be involved in
these troubles; that the readjustment ia deu-
sive phantom; that by the constitutional as.
scssmcnls OF property and proper economy We
eau meet our liabilities without raising the rates
oftsxation aud that Virginia only hope of pros
pcrty is 10 preserving her credit and Inviting
ca Dital,
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DIED.

October %, Mis-. MARY Z. lead. NJ. i"
years. -~Her funeral will take p! sce - i" ..
row afternoon, at 81 clock. from me fs,:'' y.
of Charles r. Cox, corner kiag and f"y''
The friends Of the f,miIy ara iHHited - ;''-''-
Entered into rest. At Springfield, near pa" Ia. = ;
Pulaski county. Va, The home OF D.'''i
Kent, esq on Monday, October ~ - 80. 4 J..
lam ard Elizabeth NJ. Jackson. ioT'He',t
Frederick Her remains VIII D. 'a'r',
there for interment 80 he gvetA as pa' me- :,
sleep."-[ Lexington. Ky, papers please ''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03

ALBANY, n. Y, U.:. 3.-Ihe ucno.r..
State Convention mt 10 l'welil5 Hall At T..
0 clock to-day. The delegates oecapis! 4,
paruuette seats aud the audience the dr.
Gle and galleries All the seats were lc'.i,..
and very large number Ot persons ", =.
side unable to gaia admlttaDca. d. +. H.,
Chemung, was chosen TEN po!ary cAa;rmru.
committee OF which Augustus Schcl So!
was Appointed to conduct Mr.. Hill 10 the ctr.
Mr.. ScheIl said: Mr. Chairman, ;ccl hon
and compIimcoted by the notice You have taA
CT me 10 recognizing me as delegate t. T.
convention. regret TO say, however, that
am informed that persons not connec.2I &.
auyraeu!ar organ ltion, who have 90 stan!!u:
the democratic party, have been racopn'2 I !
the State Gent COMMITTEE anl appglntc.! q.
gates. must dcclnc the honor uu!li ~ TIT"
seat shall have been passed u?on b" IT. g..
vepton.
Mr.. ScheII is T4mmaoy l'l.s.la g..
New York.
Park Goodwin, Of Qleen:, als Substitutes!
Mr.. Schcll. He sa!d the dcmocratl: parry Is
orabIy and fairly carried M jri. "t t.. ...
toral votes.
Before the Democrats State C1mmI'''. .
iour0ed, at 1870 q. m, It was agreed - g..
tickets TO 81 Tammany and ~ autl Tam" ;.
delegates to SEATS 10 the convention.
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,UBLIsHED DAILY ASD TaLWgEkLf
EDGAR SNo"DEN-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCrR. 2, 1877.

TIE radical s=b,iman. Of the eouD.ry is thus
,r1.hfully expressed By tb= Chicago loter'
Oeean:
Step b. step Sir. Hayes advances 10 the
dangerous d.ractou. With eTeiy speech he
spreads the sugar upou The =ileas tblckSr'
What mad f., ali this fusome praise from The
Pfesideu, OF the Uoted States to the late
afmei c0u.piratofs aga!oz: the Unton what
ne=i d 81. Ie.iliytcg 50 eothu-iastlcalg. DOL
al OBJ. - tha bravery aud gaiantry OF the rebels
bn, q their 'bcro!5a] aud 20 their 'ooDscieo'
,iou= p@rf5ruaaca Of duty 10 fighting TOR the
d.s,rue,iya ., The Republic? Il this sats ian'
yus,e 20 employ toward the highest onan:e
tooso I, aatiJ1a! lag! |. this sort OF TAX
calcc'.,ei I, n,ks treason odlous TO those Wbo
hal CONE sf.er Us? Does the Presldeot be-
lave that the nen VINO turned their hands de.
!,5.raie}y a2aiost the couotry that had ourtured
and educated ,hem are deserving Of his re.
spect,' his 'coumeDdaton,' bis praise. be=pa!.
tered thick aud "a. upon The % from Louisville
10 .A.!ao,a AMI RichuoDd? II be dogs, then
We feel safe 10 -ayiog that he does not Itf:ct
tae seu.inenrs Of the y ortb.
Cer,aioI7 DOT Of the radicals, and nobody who
hears hu or reads wha: be says suppo5es ioE
an Instance tina, be does; buI, notwithstanding
this, the radicals, with the exception OF Mr.
Cooking, Mr.. Phillips, the *orkioguan :
leader 10 Massachusetts, the Ioser Ocean, and
few other blatant haer5 of the South, cd.
dorse everything the President says, or, to
write u0re correctly, say they do. AID will ap'
parently support him as long as they are salts
fed he has the support Of the country. The
Inter O,ean shows little regard for the reputa.
ton Of the Northero soldiers when it complains
OF the Presidents testimony TO the bravery and
gal!souy 6: the Coofederates, for if the Uoion
arm: had defeated pol,rooas aud towards it
you'd have meri,ed and received ID honor, but
hayiog gained victory over foe SO worthy of
its -,e=i a, THAI it fund 10 the Army Of The
Son. b. i; t=cana eutiIed TO even more praise
than aa= awarded it, will be Characterized
10 history a. thc victor Of 40 army Drawer than
iisa!i
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News OF tie say.


and s=7=Ea. n=R cA-:=. A13:i=. physician =,
taken SIC. yesterday, leaving ooi; to d.5:s::...
able 10 T:rk, and usuy cal: Tor tLeic SIT:
have been refused. Ph;sic;ac= vii s-i7: -.
Charleston today. The MzJor Is i1p:.7-..
They are again shor. Of f1o6s. aoi h.: -.
further sij. The Mayor of pofs Ro?z -.
eeraphed 10 Savannah fer ulr:-s az; -.
alce. and the city authorities, u c.. H.
With the Sa7annah B=ue7oeo: -.
sept one physician add three co;=as :-.;.-.-.
and another physician I'll, .es7c i51.7. I.
Their aid will BE- s:ui i occo::zIT. l.. -.
st Port R0yal is believed 70 oe ?s...- go.
The City Couoci Of A1gu':a ts:C: -.-...-
guarantee against Pert Royal. - To-. -,
allowed TO approach cecrlr thin ten - 20
Augusta. Passenger: uay &c t.a2..-.'-. ..
cars SEPT from Augusta. Tha:e i . =, o.
haUs!on there.
The Democratic Nav Yer! S:st= Cs.,...
to assemble il Aibaoy t:l-y vi, p:g,--,
the largest political gasiirriog cTer beii ia .-.
State. The DELEGATES ara dl7!I4i. %. l:...-
fsvotiog the Old ,icka. ao3 ,ha o.tEi -.z
ticket, and ea:h claim . b: il q: as,=2 ..
The State COMMITTEE iav3 Ss.ec:=! g.: ;--.
porarg charulan a DELEGATE iaT5T!ag -
ticket, but his opp5dcat5 -sy Il: ch9t@ =
reversed Is the con7:niian Ita g!-.: -:.g-
Gle will be 90 the eI:;u-sJa d tie !.m@:
delegates, which Is t4Forsl b NJ. II .rl--...
The BJ4!i q C3nn:==i5n.r: 6. F,:zi:a y.
sion; c30earal y=-:=-lay Z: P.17!l=oc'. l.
Tue Foreiga Secretary reported tn l~-,~-
six missionaries durInE tha g@ar, az. -
eigh. had been c3m o@Elci t. w.. tbs : a-.'.
10 coos:q1e1c. Ct IL b:.i,A. TEaa:g l'- .
mi:si0na,ie: had been -ea: III; "a! tSant5 Tn
churches orgaoz:I There wera !. t..,-..--
stations 81, GU. s:ation: jy!, !4baF2t- cj21 g..
With missions ,j5}, churches 2ji, AZ! =
ber= 93j.
Col. F. ". u. Holiday, the c3o=>:'.
oouinee for Governor Of Eirzinia. ~ : -
letter says: a: :, p!es4n: ai7i>:i / '25.-
would be itjuiici5us l. c5aTa-S. A-Y.-t E.
ticket il the 1:lI IL Cp2o<!l!?a. /: 49,, .
e5:c. b. Canvas Il TO- cTn nam, a. e..
st.oy the harmony 81 our orgao tattoo ! " r..
not hesitate 70 .ake IL: =tu@i !: c'1.: =.
aoy good to result.
VA! .ueat, New York, La al :zc.:..-,.a
yesterday 10 the discovery tia; c:2e? T.! -.
ob.aio:d from several b,1ss On !s..c. lo:1,.-t
scrip. At %: back $1,000 hal te-a -: s.
ed, and other banks ara sad - 10 u: ?.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03

Francis Dodge has been Appointed Collector
Of the port Of Georgetown, vice c. l.. Eog!!=h,
who, aud his deputy, J. L. Parkb1r:t, have
beer removed for dcfsIcst!o0. TITS is enpha:.
icaIly the stealing age, aud chez. y0uE Deigh'
bo, if you can seems reaIls to =. tee ac;natioc
principle of the majority Of mcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-03

We hare received from the publishers, Lee
l. Shepherd, Of Boston. copy OF "lh=y Al!
Do IT," collection Ct the writings 81 }. NJ.
Bailey, Of the DADbury News. Til: sane hIm
have 10 press Petroleum Y. Nasty = Dew book,
"a Paper City,