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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-17
A DIsCouRAGING OUTLOOK

NIcKsBURG, October lO.-Fever reports
from the country continue to be discouras
ing; many new cases from all directions
Reports from Delta, Tallulah and Delhi
show an increased number of new cases.
Similar reports come from Edwards and
Balton. At Edwards the entire family OF
DR.. Williamson is down with the fever.
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yellow fever.

YELLOW FEVER AT RAvENs' LANDING.
NATCHEz. Miss, October l0.-The yel-
low fever is at Ravens Landing, seven
miles above this city and at Bullets Bayou,
eight miles below.
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The American Perfumes of DR.. Price are
fact supercrdIhg all Others. Their fresh,
howery fragrance are admired BY all Who
use them. For an evening party, his Alista
Bouqust i captivating; while for The par
lor, church or concert, his Pet Rose is the
most delight odor. Dr. Prices Floral
Riches d tie perfume for clersyDeA pub
6e spsaksn dntisb aAd pAysicians-it =
OGaasfally ssffsshiag. 1sdAv.
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A FEW MINUTES
THE POSTAL CONVENTION.

The Possal Cc0vs ntisa Discusses q
Sew Q0essiO0s ss 90 " he sheP here
ShO0Bd b. a0D Deviation frO0s The
OFts ioal Prioriplr.
NEW YORK. October l0-The Postal
Convention, 10 day, discussed the following
question:
First-At The time of the original estab-
lishment OF the Post Office Dt partment as
a branch ii the Government, were its oper-
ations intended Ia include anything beyond
the transportation aud delivery OF cores
poudence and the dis-imulation Of public
intelligence
SecuDd Since that time have any cir
cumstances sri-en which would justify q
departure
IN ANY DIRECTION
frnm the pricip!e rel 1red TO in the preeed-
log question or 10 extend the functions Of
the post-ofice b'yond those limits.
Thirds il in accordance with q sound
public policy for the Post Office Depart
ment to aseume, or to be required BY the
Law to undertake, the functions Of . COM
mon carrier, and 50 to enter into competi-
ton with private individuals or corpora
tions engaged in that vocation.
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.


Lincoln, NebraAka-Ihe Feature Of
the Parade.
Special to the Leavenworth Times)
LINCOLN, Neb, October 9.-The large
Kansas delegation Of Knights of Pythias.
which arrived here to-day to attend the
Grand Lodge OF the State of Nebraska,
was most courteously received by the resi-
dent knights. The sd Infantry band was
feature oi the parade, which took place
this afternoon. The officers elected during
the session Of the Grand Lodge to-day
were:
W E. Copeland, Grand Chancellor.
W. r >picAdell, G. VIC.
b +. Fisher, Grand Prelate.
E. f Frenck, G. X. of r and S.
J. A Baker, G. NJ. of E. N.
W. Bingham, G. NJ. OF A.
J. Vaserstine, G. l. G.
l. F. Ellis, G. O.G.
J. Q. Cos, Grand Lecturer.
A. Meyer, s. Z.
J. ]. Mooeli, s. r
An unusual number of tramTs are in
town at present You want 10 look out for
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a Statement Of the Truth h. Stronx
Enough.

George William Curtis, in his anxiety to
make point against the United States
and the need of reform in the collection OF
its revenues, has been led into such ridicu,
lous errors as TO lay him wide open to crit
icism. 1t is not the evidence of states
man to jump at conclusions like a hungry
trout at fly, and statesman who does it
need not wonder ii he is found high and
dry, fioundering with a hook in his gills, as
MIR. Curtis is now exhibited. While we
need reform, We can get it Just as well by a
statement of facts. They are undoubtedly
strong enough to justify careful overhaul.
ing and ERECTION of our present system.
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The Comfy y,oAri.

At yesterdays session of The Bosrd OF
County Commissioners, SO Yves appropria-
ted 10 William Schroeder, AT present an
fnmsre If the County Poor House. to as
sist him in reaching his irieuds in Iowa;
Schroeder issecently from Colorado and
Is far gone xitb consumption. y
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AT CHATTANOOGA.

BAY ST. LoUIs, October 1913 new cas-
es; 10 deaths for the past three days.
Things look brighter to-day.
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SAN FRANci>Co, October l0.-GenerAl D
d. Cultsn, Vice-President Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, and President Of the Oc-
cidenaal and Oriental steamship company,
died Lest night after . short illnsR. He
leaves IN immense estate.
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PUT UNDER THE E-CORT
WALL STREET.

Considerable ExCisess,s Mt in Wall
ssrees-Caused by The strength Of
Gold. Which Sold pp to sI-ssocks
Heavy.
New YORK, october l0.-W Ill street has
been the scene Of considerable excitement
to-day, caused by stringent money mar
ket the strength OF gold, and feverish
and depressed feeling in stocks. Gold was
active and sold up to 81, closing at 81 co.,
Cash gold loaned up to 3-64 of one per cent
per diem, for use, but finally closed fiat
Money was in a sharp demand at noon and
loaned at per cent, and in some cases a
commission was paid.
FEW MINUTES
before three, however, and after brokers
had generally supplied themselves, bal
ances were offered down to 5. The stock
market was slightly higher at opening, bu,
soon became heavy, and prices declined / to
per cent, with a strong pressue to sell
at intervals. Coal stocks were conspicuous
for weakness, and were lower. Granger
stocks, after . momentary irmness, at the
closing became weak and declined. In
final sales prices were at or near the close
on to the lowest figures of the day. In case
Of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy the
decline ranged from tn per cent sever
al of the investment shares being conspic-
uous on the downward movement.
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LATER REPoRrs

PoRT GIBSON, October lO.-Since the LAST
report the fever continued to spread
throughout the county. In the Rock
Springs neighborhood many cases and sew
efal deaths have occurred.
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CHATTANOOGA, October 10.-3 deaths
from yellow fever in the past twenty-four
hours and "a new cares.
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NIP AND TUCK.

INpIASAroLIs, October l0.-The mos,
relisbie reports from the Ninth Congress
sionai dis rict up to one o'clock. confirms
the election of Ortb, Republican, by 81 ma
iority.
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Sacred CuartetteS,

a new book for "a .rte:te Choirs, has a most
musical collection OF new pieces by the most
popular authors, and provides about one new
one for every sabbath in the year.
Boards. 600 Cloth, 80.
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F0a SING ING SCHOOLS AND cR0IRs
,ONWARDi.

book for Singing Schools, fully equal to any
ever issued, is ready for use. 65 pages of in
sIructions, 60 pages of Glees, and 90 pages OF
Sacred Music.
- cents $40 per dozen.
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deaths in '.wn in II, past twepty-four
hours, and se.ersl rev cases, mostly Of per-
suns r,ceL l. re:u ned i-cm the country
Ga mauss plantations great distress is re-
ported The Port Gieson Howard Asso-
clarion is doing It's utmost TO relieve the
sufferers, furui hing physicians, medicines,
ice, C. The fever has appeared In Ter
saw Perish, la. Fifty Cases reported on
Or. Weatheriy's p!sce, near St. Joeeah, La.
Wssther uniavcra1le, prospects gloomy.
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GREAT DNTITCTION
THINGS LOOK BRIGHTER.

October 1O.-Fifteen cases Of fever and
great destitution.
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NOT OFFICIAL.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

CoLUMBUs, O., October9.-The following
are the Congressman elected: Bu'terworth
Young, McMahon, Neifer, Lefer, Hill
Hurd, Fi1lay, Converse. Ewing, Dickey
Neal, Atherton, Geddes, Mckinley, Monroe
Updegrafi, Garfield and Townsend. The
result in The Thirteenth district, is in doubt,
the Republicans claim Van Norheees' elec,
ton, while the Democrats claim Warner.
There are ten Democrats and nine Repub-
licsns. The Republicans claim the State by
from eight to ten thousand, while the Dem
ocrats concede five hundred.
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Church Offering

new book for Choirs, IL contains large and
admirable collection of Anthems which ut
perfectly to the Episcopal Service but are OF
the best quality for any service. Also
large numDer of fine Chants.
sl2j; or ST. per dozen.
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4:2e p. M.--Hopeful, Rarus and Great
Eastern just started on the third heat
Hopeful got big e,d followed closely BY
Rarus. 1t is the finest race ever seen in the
country. Hopeful won third and last heat,
time, 2:l6; Rarus, 2:ls; Great Eastern,
2:223.
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ltLCMBER and Gas Filter, a4 Delaware
4 street. A good stock all Kinds OF
Pumps and Gas Fixtures a ways on hand
Work done on short notice and satisL&etion
guaranteed. Agent for Moline AMI Clns4
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All books sent post free for retail Trice.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
q. H. DitsOn & Co.. r. DitsOn d Co.,
S43 Broadway. y. Y. 81 Chestnut St., Pa
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, October l0.-It has n iuet
Continuously since yesterday noon, with n,
Immediate prospects of clearing up Tt.
special train which left here yesterday
morning in cborge OF President Langstaff
of the Howard Association, arrived al
Esm, Tennessee, at midnight and will re.
turn to Memphis tonight. A similar train
leaves on the Charleston Railroad to.mor.
row morning and will go "a far eas; as
Huntsville, Alabama. The fever has ap-
peared at every station on the Louisville
road between Memphis and Paris, Tennes-
see, excepting Staxon and Bells Station.
DIR. X L. Voolfolk, a volunteer physician,
from Nirginis, was stricken late last night
Among the deaths since last night are Miss
Kate Plain, George Erskine. The steamers
Gen. Rucker, and Belle, of ST. Louis. pass
ed down last evening. The latter left a
barge laden with freight for Memphis mer-
chants
THE BOARD CT HEALTH
officially reports twenty-five deaths from
yellow fever in the city for the past twenty
four hours ending at six O'Clock tonight
The undertakers report seventeen addition
al deaths outside the corporation line.
The following telegram was received this
afternoon from President Langstafi, at Nc
keDzie, Tenn:
I've left Drs. nummers and Bib, of
Nashville, to look after them. W. II.
Sieed, railroad agent at Paris, died early
this morning. A physician and druggist
has teen telegraphed for from Decatur, Al
ALBANIA. DIR. q. A. Hinson, a well-known
dentist and a member of the Howard Asso-
ciaiian, was stricken down with fever this
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-17

An unusual number of tramFs are in
town as present You want 10 look out fOr
them.
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in order to secure a promotion, nothing
else was required-the fact of securing the
promotion being all that was necessary
This mode Of procedure, or whatever 1t
may be called, has tended to render the
pupil simply an automaton, a mere ma
chine into which was to be infused a suffi-
clent knowledge of his studies to carry
him through, and further than that nothing
was necessary No ambition was excited
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Of deaths in town and country, 200 Two
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-17
Festival Chorus Book

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Send for Catalogues containing the descrip
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IOWA.
LATEST RETURN. ;

/ LAAE>. hEIIAS. =
! CHICAGO, Octobsr 9. - Latest return.
| IRON lo~a:
NiueIy towns give Hill, Republican fcl
secretary OF sts.e, ,I3j 'jprity.
Thir.y-two towns give Rathrock, Rapub-
Lean for supreme judge, . is majority.
Six towns n the LIST District give Nc.
CorJ, Republican for Congress, .13 msjori-
ty.
Twenty-six towns in the 81 District, give
Price, Republican for Congress, :169 sjor-
ity.
Five towns in the 81 Dis rict, give Up
degraf, Republican for Congress, Az ms
jority.
Sixteen towns 10 The 18th District. give
Deering, Republican for Congress, l,G92
majority.
Seventeen towns in the 9th District, give
Clark, Republican Tor Congress, Isl ma
jority.
Eleven towns in the 9th district. give
Sampson, Republican for Congress, 1,'i5
majority.
Eighteen towns in the 7;h District, give
Cummings, Republican Tor Congress. 205
IN sjarity.
Nine towns in the S,h District, give
Sapp, Republican + Congress, 3..5 ma j1r-
ity-
Thirtv-nine towns in the oh District,
give Carpenter, R'pubIicau Tor Congress,
j ,63o majority.
STILL LATER.
CHICAGO, October 9.-The following are
the latest returns from Iowa elections
One hundred ard ten towns and six
give Hill, T. publican, for secre-
tary Of state, S, Az me rry.
Fifty-two towns auh one 9 unity give |
Republican fos -u.r. uIe Judge,
:, ,isl msjority.
Six towns in the - Di-r.i,. give Nc |
Cord, Republican ior to.g.e--, ..33 msjor-
ity.
Twenty-seven to~r- and one county 10 |
the 2i District, CIV, !'r.ce, Republican,
,542 majority over !ie""in Democrat.
Fifty Towns In the 5.h District, give
Clark, Republican for Congress, Ill msjor-
Ity.
Eighteen towns and one county in the
'th District, give Gillette, Gr.euback- ID. NJ
crat for Congress, ia majority.
Nine towns and two counties in the Sth
District, give Sapp, Republican for Con-
,ress, ,49s majority. over kes'ing, Demo-
rat.
Thirtv-nin towns and txo counties in
he 9th District, give Carpenter, Republi-
;an for Congress, l,1O2 majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13
pURLIsHaD DAILY AND FREWIRKLY B
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRU'Y. 10

In the u. S. Senate to day an adverse report
WAS made upon the proposition 10 aid the stsrV'
ing Chinese. A bill 10 equip another Arctic
expedition was fsvorably reported. The reso.
luton declaring it inexpedient to reduce the tax
on distilled spirits was discussed for short
time but no action taken. The Silver bill was
further considered by Mr.. Merrimon, of N. O.,
and others.
The House had under consideration again the
West Point appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13

The States of Pennsylvania, Vermont and
Ohio have asked Congress to pay them for
arming and equipping troops during the war.
They want to be paid for fighting for 'tho
fag." Patriotism has its price, in money now
q days, and the claims of the States referred to
will probably be paid. as the North and West
will vote for them; but, as Virginia represen.
tatives vote to pay for nothing outside of the
South, the representatives from other sections of
the country vote sgainst any appropriation for
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13

Because 60 called sovereign State, through
it's established forms Of law, tries and oouvicts
ieons for crimes committed within it's limits, the
Secretary OF the Treasury longs for some strong
power, even the military, to correct tho law.
lessness OF the dangerous classes 10 New Or.
leans" ADD says that suchlrule as Generals
Sheridan and Ben Butler gave them would be
salutary, for they recognized their strong hand
and the beneficial effects which flowed from
their military rule, !" aud the President, taking
his cue from the majority of his Cabinet, and
still intent upon winning back to his support
the dominant portion Of bis party. says that
grave constitutional questions may bs in
volved, aud 10 which the general government
may perhaps have the right to interfere"
1t this nation BE-, as generally supposed, q
Uoon Of equal States, We csouot exactly uu.
derstand how the general government could
Interfere with criminal trial 10 Louisisua any
more than it could with one ia Massachusetts,,
and that 1t could not interfere with one IN the
latter state no one knows better than the Pre-.
sideut's Attorney General, Mr.. Deveus. Still,
woe to the conquered, aud though the South,
through her ablest representatives, may sing
heartfelt peaps for restored Union, as was
done By Mr.. Stephens yesterday, We should
not be surprised if the contemplated outrage
were perpetrsted. and DO justified by the North
and West, as they have justified all the many
previous outrages, and some of them 20 more
heinous than tbs one referred to, that have
been Inflicted upon their unfortunate fellow
countrymen of the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13

In the Maryland Senate yesterday the bill
authorizing the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company to issue 100000 in repair bonds,
and to enable it to become q carrier instead of
water highway, as at present, was ordered to
its engrossment.
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DIED..

Tuesday evening, February 18th, WILLIAM H.
WOODFIELD, in the 18Th year Of his age. His
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock from The residence of R. NJ Tomlin, corner
of Queen and Royal streets.-[ Baltimore and Pc
tersburg papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13

A pretty picture is healty looking and we'll
cared for Baby. By the use of Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup you can keep the health of your Baby 10
splendid condition. Is cents bottle.
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MARRIED.

February 9Th. 1873 at the Parsonage of the
II. E. Church South, by Rev. w. &. Boyle.
Mr.. WILLIAM II. DEMAINE to Miss AN.
Ma z. RICHARDS.
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Memorial Services.

NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-The grand and i'm
pressive ceremonial of the solemn mass Of re-
QUEEN for Pope Piux TX. was observed in its
entirety to day 10 the Cardinals church, st. Pat.
riok's Cathedral. The services lasted from 9. 80
a. NJ. till p. N. and proceeded without the
least hitch or Interruption under the direction
of the Rsv. Father Kearney. the pastor of the
cathedral and master of ceremonies. Bishop
LoughIen was celebrant attended by the usual
deacons and subdcacoDs. The Office for the
dead was ohanted by about $50 priests and fifty
choristers all led by Vicar General Quinn. The
cathedral was crowded and included Ia the con-
aggregation we're officers of national, state aud
municipal governments. The music of the
mass was sung by large number of voices.
The steamship Mercedita, which preceded
the Inflated Metropolis with men and
materials for the construction of the
Madeira and Mamore Railroad of Brazil, put
into Barbados on the l7th of December, TO
replenish the supply of coal and water. which
bad become exhausted by the slow progress of
the steamer. The Mercedita was expected to
reach Para in about ten days after leaving
Barbados. The third steamer, the City of
Richmond. will probably sail to, morrow from
Philadelphia. and among her passengers will
be many of those rescued from the Metropolis
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News OF the Day.

The body of Mrs. Jane PittmaO, who dled
10 Cincinnati. Monday, will be conveyed u
Washington to be cremated by Dr.. Lem9y,ne'
in accordance with her own wishes expressed II"
her written will.
An insane son of VIM. Lancaster, of C,yde
Station, Illinois. eluded his keepers on Moo
day, and procuring a club, beat his iather y
bralns out while the latter was asleep 10 oca'
The u. 8. Senate has confirmed the nonll.
nation of George w. F. Vernon TO be surveyor
Of customs at Baltimore, Nd, and NJ. T.
Wickersham, postmaster at Mobile, Alabama
Case, the President Of the Security LIVE
Insurance Company Of New York, has g raa
released on bali of s25, 900 pending au appI'cS'
ticn for an appeal.
Freigbts from New York to Chicago nav a1
been reduced from 81 to 15cts, on hrs' a"'
a nro rata reduction in other classes.
Rev. Daboeg Ball, DID,, presldlo rli: :ra VI
the East Baltimore district Methodist hp's'o'
pal Church south is dangerously III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13

The meeting of the National Democratic
Committee. to have been held in .Wsshingto ton on
the 22d instant. has been postponed until the
22d proximO
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legislative.

In the State Senate, yesterday, the Barbour
tax bill was made the special order for to-day.
A resolution was adopted as to the exped'
ency Of reporting till authorizing a State
Convention to prepare a constitution Tor The
State, said convention to be composed Of one
delegate from each Senatorial district, and that
no member of the present General Assembly
shall be eligible to seat o tie said ooDven.
! ton.
Bills were passed to provide for the psymc0t
of travelling expenses OF circuit judges; to al
thorize Charles +. Lilz 10 establish ferry in
Loudoun couoty TO authorize the reasses.mcni
of lands 10 the Commonwealth that have been
iDiured by the late foods, and amending The
law 10 relation 10 the duties OF The State vac.
cine agent.
In the House CT Delegates bills were II.
ported to amend the ect to Incorporate the Nj.
Vernon Ladies Association; to amend the Cod
in relation to the salary Of The Superintendent
of Public Instruction. to amend the Code 10
relation to tho powers. duties, and appoint.
meps of the Board Of Public Works; to amert
the Code 10 regard to the duties of city councils
to make appropriations for school purposes; "a
amend the Code in reference to the pay OF
Commonwealth 8 attorneys, and to amend the
act prescribing the duties, &c., Of county Off
GERS, and for the repeal of chapters 81 and &c
of the Code.
Az adverse report was made upon the reso
luton as to the establishment of a State femat:
seminary out Of the school fund.
Among the bills introduced was one allowing
further time to the Treasurer of Fredericksburg
to make bis return Of delinquents, aud one 70
amend the Code 10 relation to judgments b.
justices of the peace.
Bills we're passed to amend sections |, 4.
aud g. chapters 1873 Of Acts of l974-'75, 10 re
lation to grand jures; for the relief of WllIllIl
Bears. of Loudoun county; to regulate the
working of the public roads 10 Psiuoa William
county; to amend the Code SO as 10 prohb
the cutting of cord wood longer than four feet
The bill for the reduction Of pay Of member
of the General Assembly and officers OF the
Government coming up, vote was taken GU
the amendment to abolish the Office of ASSES
tant Clerk of the Secretary of the Common
wealth, resulting as follows: Yeas 81, nays ~.
Mr.. Taliaferro, of Gloucester, moved 10 re
consider the vote by which the ameodmentWa1
adopted, aud spoke at length 10 favor OF biz
motion.
Mr.. Henry also urged the reconsideration
Messrs. Allen (Mr. Starke 10 the CHAIR
Hatvie and Fauntleroy opposed the motion to
reconsider the vote, which was lost by re
corded vote Of 49 ayes to Sc noes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13

COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA.-M eekins
Va. Commonwealth. Writ of error refused to q
judgment of the Eustings Court of the city of
Richmond
Stesrns, &C., VS.. Beckham, &c. Partly argu-
ed by Gen. Field for the appellants, and Major
kirkpatrick for the appellees, and continued till
to-day.
The court will hear no more oral arguments
after this case and the case of Burch vs.. Hard.
wicke during the present term.
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The Louisiana Returning Board

New ORLEANS, Feb. Ex-Governor Mich
oils refuses under the present condition of af-
fairs to make a5y statement whatever in con.
nection with the returning board. A petition
for the pardon of General Anderson is being
circulated. 1t has been signed by every repub.
loan member of the Legislature and has been
or will be sent to Washington to be signed
fhcre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-13

To-day an arrangement was entered into be.
tween Mr. Barbour and the Postmaster Gen
eral, by which the train on the Midland Road
that now leaves here 10 the morning for Cor
louisville will go through to Lynchburg.