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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
NpWa Si ia,p sFi,T.

A lnaenng Of the white and bIac!. 'iu."t a"
the region known Il. tho sccrG Of the i.r!""t' n
riot in South Carolina, list fall, wa3 .ci yu.;y.
day. with view 10 restore poaco and hnrm"&'
Resolutions were unanimously adopted lGoh:n-
to the cessation Of race trouble and To the a.! +
ping OF pending prosecutions III the 1.ste 81
Federal Courts The promoters ui Tie L'h'E.A
en- grafton scheme claim To have cnroIif" ia'
names Of. 800 colorcl persons in Nhari"oton,"aa'
10000 in the Stste. who consent 10 cin>g:Al".
Tho lirst race at Long Branch, yesterday, ~
won by Yorkshire I.,;s, fsithcs5 second It"'
LIZA The second rnce WAS won by Fr"Irr'a
the Great in LAT. basling Burgoo, Reform AL
Caracalla. The mile and one-eighth ia: "a
won by kenncy. beating King B6c Halnc 90
OrOle, Love Chase aid Cara ALA III " u t"'
steopo chsse was won By Desdhrai, hcNli'*
ResoluLe Problem, Don Victor and Risk "a J..
Goldsmith Maid in n trial oi speed Al Slrif
ield. Mass, yesterday, made p, " Il Hi'd -
In Boston, yesterday. On "nkmo"n ,H''
sLola from tho office of T. Is. Frothtn.
ham trunk containing Sl3.gOj worth Of b0rI'
including one 5000 and ono 4I)1 Registered
bonds Of the Kansas City. ST. Joe and Council
Bluffs Railroad also. IL certificate for ~ :h"i-
of tho Detroit Lansing and Northern Na!'F'"I
Company, the latter brinG drawn n tn" N"'ar ".
Sidney Brooks.
The schooner Ne, Bed 'rI. = See. loas
which sailed from New Bedford. May - -.
London, with Captain CrslO and wife. ~" "i"i
persona on board, was spoken on tn" l'th m.-'
in latitude 81 north. longitude ~ west. a.
were well. The little vessel hal nHc 'lHt'''"
six gales.
The cashier Of Il national bank. in ErTn 'A.
refused to give the Treasurer Of the town .! bf''
tleborO a list Of the shareholders, whereby A'
could impose taxes. Tho Vermont Supr'.''
Court decided that il was the duty OF tho ca'"'''
to furnish this list, ard tho United Stat: @lpT""2
Court ahirms this decision.
telegram received, dated Cott"hw0"I' Jay
9Th, says that all Of Joseph's band have rf"''S'
the clear water, supposed to be ho.ding l'T u,
Bitter Root county. Should it be true, the h!a,
will be a running one. as infantry WI p:'''
comparatively non effective. DECISIVE "''
will have to be done by cavalry.
Anderson Shifll Il, convicted ot the innrde' ..
David Lawson, was yesterday sentenced NJ '''',
rsonburg, Va, to be hung on the 23.h ri "'''
September.
Cadet Humqs, Adjul=n: o!tho V. ID. ! '''
for the nsxl e:s;on, and Miss Mon. bSf'.'
q belle Of Lexington, ran away An! "'r' .''
red last Tuesday.
Mr. James A. Browning. Of EsppsH'h" .'
county, had % sheep killed hy on" s'r"'" ..
lightning last Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

Professor Langstoa is in an unenvlable frame
OF mind, aud his animosity is divided between
the President for rendering him the mission 10
fIayti and the democratic newspapers Tor fore
Jog him to accept it. lie had. it is said fully
determined to decline the offer, and had made
no secret Of that determination, but on tho con-
trary had avowed it. and the Washington news.
paper. edited aud printed by people Of his own
race had announced it as fact, but the demo,
cratic papers ridiculcl him so much Tor de-
clining q mission to negro government that be
has been compelled to accept it opposed as
such acceptance Was 10 his own inclination.
However, as he has accepted, the majority Of
the people of the country will not fiad fault with
him for changing his mind If the President
would now send Marshal Fred Douglas 10
Liberia civil service reform would advance
another step.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

Of tho delegates appointed to the State Con
sentative Convention, up to this time. DAME
has oil. Malone 1876. Holiday SO. Taaferro
SO, Lee SO, Terry Sc, and about sixty for other
persons than those named, or uonstrueted.
The vote Of Rockingham, published in yester,
day mornings papers, ADD mentioned in yester
day evenings Gazette, was not correct, as the
delegates from that county will not be appoint
ed until the Dist inst, and the newspapers oil
the county say that when they are appointed
they will all BIO for Holiday. There remain
about five hundred delegates to be appointed,
of whom the indications are that Holiday viii
receive q minority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
In alladi1g to the late scquittal Of Kelley, ii
Philadelphia, the Record of tina: city says:

LII dudulES W luG LAW oSio"|Si W AAS''SJ1 !"
Philadelphia the Record Of tina: city says:
'If q Southern white man, at election time,
had killed two negroes and tried to Kill third,
aud if Southern juries had acquitted him 10 ell
three of the cases, what would some Of oul
Northern journals say about it? A white man
did all this in Philadelphia, and has been &C
quilted in every case. These facts will look
bad from Louisiana standpoint. What will
the Southern journals say about it p
Why, the Southern journals will say that the
urles before whom Kelly was tried were more
competent to Judge Of his guilt thar Interested
and rrcjudccd witnesses and that as they have
acquitted him it is the part of all good citizens
10 sustain tt or verdict They will also say,
however, that juries 10 the South are as lair as
those in the North, and that it their verdicts,
instead of anonymous letters we're received
by the Northern press as evidences Of facts, the
i'll feeling between the North and the, South
that ~ iosterel by such corrupt and selfish
damagoguas as Senator Blaine, would be cou-
sidcrably ahalcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRlWEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNowDEN-
FRIDAY EVENING. IL, 1871;
The change produced in the opinions Of an

The change produced in the opinions Of an
average radical by the loss Of official position,
is remarkable, aud is rendered ludicrously ap.
parent in the case Of Mr. Clapp, the lately de-
posed government printer. Previous 10 his
deposition lie was one Of the mild hammered
men of Lio party; thought Mr.. Hayes was an
excellent President, and was anxious to sustain
him in any policy he had adopted, or might,
could, would or should adopt,in the future, but
% his subserviency was inetectual in securing the
retenton of bis office, change suddenly came
Der the spirit Of his dreams, and whereas he
once saw through glass darkly, his dismissal
has enabled him to gaze with eagle eye at the
MONDAY sun, and has dspelled the glamour that
a large salary and larger perquisites threw
over and obscured the impending danger to
the rights of citizenship threatened by civil ser
vice reform. 10 late speech to his radical
friends he said:
"No American citizen can afford to barter
his rights and independence OF political action
for the best office 10 the gift Of the Government.
When he compromises with Federal, State, OF
local favor upon these terms he ceases to be o
free man in the exercise Of all his rights as q
citizen, aud proves himself unfit to hold the
smallest public trust. do not say this to breed
disloyaty with any man who holds office; but
this much say could not consent to occupy
position under terms which abrdge my rights
rs a citizen to attend caucuses, conventions,
meetings, or to pay my money 10 support re-
publican principles and candidates. so long as
believe that tho best good Of the country is tc
be subscrVeG by their Supremacy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

So Mr.. Walsh was declared elected.
The next business in order was the election
of Captain Of Police, peDding which, about IL
o'clock, the Joint meeting Dissolved, and The
Board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

Do not stupely your Baby with Opium or
Morptia mixtures, but use Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup which is always safe aod reliable and
never dissppolnts. rs cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
FOREIGN News.

Lady Ernest Tempest Of London, has eloped
With Mr.. liungerford. Lord Tempest swears
that he will shoot Mr.. Hungerford, and due
between persons of the prominence Of the par.
ties involved 10 this scaudalous affair tends to
make it more than niue days wonder. Mrs.
Hungerford, whose husband has been guilty Of
this violation of the social and moral law, is a
great friend of the Prince Of Wales. Lord Err.
nest Mcdonnell Vane Tempest is the brother
of the present Marquis of Londonderry. He is
10 the forty second year of his age. He was
married on the 18th Of January. 1869, to Miss
Mary Hutchinson, daughter Of Thomas Hutch
inson. esq.,, of liowdeu Hall, County Durham.
They have one child, q 500, born 10 1871.
The University Of London has decided to ad-
NIT women TO degrees in other faculties as we'll
as 10 that Of medicine.
The British Parliament will probably he pro-
rogued on August 10th.
The anniversary of the battle Of the Boyne
was extensively celebrated by Orapgemen in
Ireland. The day passed off without dis.
turbanco.
The Reception Committee at Frankford.on
the. Main yesterday conducted General Grant
through the Roemer, tho ancient palace Of the
Diet, and the Cathedral. A banquet at the
Patmergarten was given yesterday evening in
honor of the General.
The Spanish COrtes has been prorogued.
4 Al. fnh1r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
- T. ID.

July 7!h, al tie residence Of Jam !!"H,.
esq., Caroline county, Va, Miss Ehh"' L
MAX, in the Goth year Of her ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

A mne at Sedalia, Mo-, ca7ed 10 yesterday
and killed two convict miners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
Cuban News.

New YORK, July ia letter from Havana,
dated July Sth, received here says: 1t is re-
ported in town that Generals Maxine Gomez
and |inccute Garcia. leading very large and
we'll appointed force have forced the Trocha
and invaded the Cinco7as territory. 4 bat
Tie is said to have been fought at the crossiog,
in which over six hundred Spaniards arc claim
ca to have been killed. 1t is also reported that
another encounter has taken place aud that
three men.o! war were ordered to sea 10 great
haste.
The yellow Icav.r raging amoog the %, 900
troops brought out last wintcr from Spain.
Gen. Martinez Campos is reduced to mastery
Inactivity from Tie IecimatcG condition Of his
troops
Discomfort is very rampant here among al.
mos, all classes Of people. The fuaDcial strin
gcncg Is becoming serious. Hardly dey passes
that failure CT some grocer or ierked beef
dealer is no. recorded.
David rearce and George Stevens, colorcd,
we're hung at Charleston to day for the murder
Of = young nan named Eidiogs last May. They
we're baptized f7W honr5 before death by a
Gath0lic nrieat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
DISsOLUTlON

The copartncrship a1is!ing beLw"n" al. -.
BEHkLEY IL son wes dissolved ~ !ln'',
ton on the seth day of .Iano. 1874. a.. P'.o-
indebted TO the late firm will please seI|''
accounts Immediately. ,,,-,,y
WIN. N. BERkLhl
HAROLD BEKk LEI
YAIM. N. BERKLEY will continue lh' va
w inese at the old stand, snd Il ode;IH8 -
inducements 10 all wanting DRY GUIDE
yy-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

E. NJ. Y0umaD, prominent s.tzeo ol Ire,
ton, N. j., bias disappeared mys,eriouslS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

It is stated that the Pennsylvania Coal Com.
psny will sell 100000 tons of Pittaton coal by
auction on the 26th inst and that the Delaware
Lsck'a and Western Railroad Company will
follow suit with 100 00Q tons Of Scranton coal on
the eth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13

y passenger train Oh the St. Louis and Cairo
Narrow Gauge Railroad jumped the track yes
terday, and was preciptated in Rattle Snake
Greek. All the passengers were injured some
fatally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-13
From Washington.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, July l3.--The Cabinet meet
ing today was fully attended, and was occu
pied with the consideration of Indian affairs il
the Northwest
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for along timewas demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
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