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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-04-04


60 pass All appropriation OF S250,000
through the House, Of Representa-
tivcs. .. .'"~ o.. ~rw r3Qaqn'."'
The above testimony Of Clerk. J ones
is sustained by A. .Si,>pkins, r. s.
Iarlcton, Z. r. Rivers, Abram Dame
nerly, C.>F. North, Low Lee, S: J.
Keith, David Graham and, olle;s.
who admit that they We're paid in
checks tor their votes and support of
the printing bill; also, by Repreeen-
satiye Spears and others, III reference
to cash payments made. Srears
says :f"Ivoted for the printing. claim
Of the Republican Printing Compa:,
ny, and in consideration Of my vote
A. @. Jones, Clerk Of the III ouse and
a member rotthe saidycoifpRny, paid
me a certain sum Of, money,,the a,
mount of which l have forgotten"
Also in regard to payments to State
officials, Gov. F., J. Moses, in his,
testimony, says he wasopaid $4,000
for signing the bill -appropriating
$250,00o for, public printing, From
the extract of the testimony.of Jones,
the, humiliating and disgusting fact
stands, boldly out, that, ia a House OF,
Representatives. of the. people Of
South Carolina, consisting Of 1914
members, of the session Of 1928,
forty nine mennbers have Been cons
clusiyelyI proven to have been bribed
byotheir own endorsement 7of, checks
received; that in ALI according to
accou1t kept by Clerk Jones, there
wore Observation-Disclosures being Re
pnblicans and one solitary Democrat
4 Other members were paid in "casb,
' OF which no nemodrandum was kept.
At the session of 1.l973-74> Jones
testified that the following orders,
were, given to the; parties nan ga on
the books Of COL. Benedict, business
manager otrthe BepublicansP Printing
Company, and paid9bysHiliili itg1cetFfsg
tifcates of indebtedness, and were
given subsequent to the passage OF
the act authorizing their issue akIthe
same session of 1873-74.E The 'apU
proBiatiop was $780, o6,apd5inteeff
est. Jones gave orders for payment
to forty-one ,members Of the House,
whose names are annexed toohis tee
timony, and tie orders are also%.apS
pended, marked "EShibit, P" These
amounts, and much more, aa shown
by the books Of said company, were
paid. On pages 4, 5 and "a of the
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-04-04
PRINTING FRAUDS:
9,HE ENORMOUS SWINDLEs 2OF THE
o. n ..., PRINTING RING. '-ol %f.''F

Jones says that in addition tothese
checks, about the, same AMOUNT was
paid to members and. State officers
in currency, Of which there is mes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Washington News.

The Treasury Department haJ 10 cootemp
a.i?a the unif0rmiog Of Custom House EN-
pIoyes.
wv. Malies, of Virginia Professor Of Chen
issry at the University Of Virginia, will be ap
pointed one o! the assistant commissioners to
the Paris Exposition.
TIE impression is that the Prssi leot aod bis
Ca5ioat will, 10 short tine, decide the ones
too Of The reccgoitiou Ct the D!az government,
and that the decision will be favorable.
Mrs. Hayes frs: reception at the Executive
Mansion was held Saturday afternoon. There
was full and brilliant attendance. The dip.
Iomatic corps, the army aud navy, aed private
citizens were we'll represented the prepoodar.
ance OF those paying respects belog ladies.
The ,Soutbero tobacco manufacturers have
submitted plan to overcome the detrimental
effect upoo the tobacco trade by the agitation Of
the chaoge Of the rate of tax 90 that staple
The plan is that all tax paid tobacco 90 hand
at the date Of the rcdu,tioa of the tax shall be
allowed drawback equal TO the amount of the
reduction.
The United States Supreme Court raasssm
b!es TO- day. The Cball:son city tax cases are
to be reargusd 10 consequence of the bench not
being full when argued abou. month ago.
The question to be decided is whether uuoi-
cipal corporation cln impose tax upon its own
obligations 10 the bands of nonresdents. 1t
is c,ntended tia. the imposing such tax is 80
act mpairlng the obligations Of contract, aod,
therefore, violation of the Federal Constitu.
tion
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hsIpiiy.
Ia WASHINGTON, last Saturday, Judge Cartier,

II Washington, last Saturday, Judge Carter,
10 the case of the CsrroH hats. wac are su5l0g
for the r.c37.I: .; the property used % The
U. S. Goverouoo: as botauical gsrdeo, aod
who b:iog declared rom bringing 40 ac,lon
agaDs: ;be Government, bad to make the So.
perioteodeo, Of the garden the defendant, de-,
cid=d that % curt could deny he plaintiffs tie
right to prove tie against auy persoos holdiog
land claimed by them. Upon the poiot thus
decided By judge Cartier hs5ss he decision lc
the case Ct TIE Lee hairs fo7 the recovery Of
Arlington, add should Ja1ge Hughes co0cuE 10
the opinion CT Judge Cartier, as be doubtless
will do, the righ'fll heirs Of Arlington will 5000
be iu po,se:i>n Of their oTa aga!n-2o: the
lacd, 90: Sba: IS il or upon it-!or the posss=-
s!oo cf toe property is uadsslri5.a to them
now-but Of lis peculiarly equivalent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
SeHS of the Day.

The FIRE ct No. 4 coery, Summit Hill,
Pott>v,le, Ill continues. despite all the water
tlat has been turned iutoit 1t has been as
u,rtsioed that the fire was started by an iDce1.
diary. All the colIieries 10 Panther Valley will
be endaoeered if The fire is not extlogulshed.
The ground ewes 10 as the coal is consumed.
Six men we're Overcome while at work Oh
Saturday. and removed quite inseosble.
Saint Alphopsus' Catholic Church, Wheel
iog, West Virgins, was damaged By lire yes.
terday. The officiating priest was 10 the act OF
reading the marriage services when he tire was
disc. varad. There was general stampede OF
the spectators, but the happy couple stood 10,
dismayei while fragments of the burning Cell
ing fell around them and the Ieso!!:e priest
i IiSheh the service.
An Indian fight is reported as having &C.
cured on the south side Of the Red river, ID
the pauhsnd!e CT T,xss, between huotiog par
ties OF the Cheyenne. Pawnee and Arrspahoe
lut!i.us caused By the Pswoees trespasslDg
upon tie hunting srouods CT the Cheyenoes:
Thirty CEtyeuues and twelve PaWDces are said
to have been killed.
Henry r. Kendall, aged So years, jumped
tlom Jersey City Ferry boat into North River
yesterday, but was rescued anu tsken to the
New York Hospital. lie stated that be was q
ruined barker AID had determined to make
way with himseIt, La7iac co Saturday, night,
! taken dose of laudsDum.
Another fragment OF a body was taken from
the ruins of the Barclay street FIRE 90 Saturday.
This makes the sixteenth victim. There are
nov four uorsc,gnzad bodies at the New York
Morgue.
The Schooner Jula Newell, from New ! ork
for Camden, went ashore near Good Harbor,
Mass. Friday Digb. The crew were rescued
from the rleeiog, to whish they had cluog all
eight.
SAMUEL BoW!es, editor Of The Springfield Re.
publican suffered recurrence Of The sarou:
effusion at the base OF bis brain 90 Sa,ur lay
night, and DOW lies 10 very su1k=n aod pros
trate condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

The Washington Capital says: I'm our
cemeterial suburb. Alexandra, two Judges,
one of the Couoty, one ofthe Corporation Court,
the Commonwealth Attorneys Of both Courts,
the Court Clerks and other well.kooEo gentle
men spsot New Years Dight 10 Jail. Either 8
social gathering must have been held by the
Jail officials. or New Years mus! have whip
sawed tho town."
According to the Capitals owu columns some
of the judges of the District of Columbia are
"wbipsawed' every day in the year, and macy
of the officials of Washington deserve to be
whipped just as often.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

The rumor tina, a resolution Will be INTRO
duced in the House. soon after the reas:eno
ling os Congress, for the Investigation OF IN:
charges OF corrupt bargaining 10 relation to tn
late presidential election, as contained IN &c:
letters Of Mr. William Chandler, is sS:end!ns'
aoi, 50 far from being coo,radic'ed, Is e7EoHs1
b. the leading journals OF Washington ano
New York. We bavs bere,osors, 90 numerous
ccca.ioos, Gepreca!ed soJ such p!'Jec: as he
one s,,u!ai -, aa2 have sen oo:b:oS Il VIA:
NJ. Casuil9r, OF aoy ooe e:Ss. his $50 ::
change our views O: its lnp7opt;s:!. Ice
series of frauds BY which Mr. Hsy5S @s' n
au:o7a:el could, by 20 possibility, % 1a1a
more glariog'y apparent thar 'asy we're duilcs
their progress aud previous to bis tzkog 'ne
oath Ct cfh.e; ba: having taken that oa:h'
with the eooseo. and ty the sanction Of the
REPRESENTATIVES ofthe people 10 Coogte:s assem-
bled. be became President 10 lsV as well a. IN
fact, anl it is the part, not ooy OF all patriots,
bat Of all whose Interests will be promoted by
the enforcement Of law AID tie coo,ioua1ce OF
cr1:r 70 sus.aio bis title and oppose ali ettorts
to iavs!ii4:e it. Til, propriety Ct such course
could co, be successfully challenged were Mr..
Hayes as much the enemy Of bis country as
those Of bis OVID party who DOW d!sparage and
reviie him, but as be has shown disposition
to be the Pfesid=o. OF the whole country, and
Got. ike his imm e1sts predecessor, the mere
representative of political party, and has
made enemies smoog the radical party BY his
endeavors to give prac!ica! IF lot to that d!spo.
si;i,D, the word prop,iety,a as used in the ,o1oec
tion referred to, vaoi,hes from the vocabulary
Of patriots and those interested 10 thu welfare
of the couotry, ADD is replaced by the shorter
buts!rooger oas Of duly. the commands of which
We hope, viii be obeyed by every Southern
mao 10 Congress, and, We trust. by every Fir.
ciniao. All koow the road to which good in
tentious Lead but Mr.. Hayes caa show By &C
complished facts that 50 far as IN bin lies the
c,unt.y shall not take il. Some of his ap'
poiotmeDts have oeither deserved nor received
the approval of those OF his fellow clnz,ns
whose appreciation be should strive to wiz, but
considering the number he had to make. aud
the position be occupied as the successful can
dilate of the republican party. to have been
otherRise could hardly hav. been expected,
bns With thas, exceptions be has done nothiog,
since his Inauguration. that does 90. entltle him
to the favor Of his countrymeo. He Is Pfesl
dent nov, and as compared with Gen. Grant,
an excellent one, and all good aud wise men
look With disapproval upon any and every
measure that will tend to weaken his title and
revive the issues bis inauguration settled so
hsIpiiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

General Beverly Robertson has replied 10
Col. Mosby' article in the Philadelphia Times
on the Gettysburg campaign 10 the form of an
Interview published in the Memphis Appeal
In reply to the charge Of Col. Mosby that Gen.
Stuart left him behind to watch Hooker's
movements and notify Gen. Lee of them, which
he didnlt do, Gen. Robertson says that "the
specific duty assigned to me was to sweep
through the valley and pick up deserters and
stragglers." Col. Mosby has rejoined in az.
other letter to the Times, and says that she
will knock the intslvew higher than kite"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
LATTER from Richl,iOud.

h'-
The Protection Of tIH: az! t!1;@-l ~ 80 q,
sion. ,ch!ch RsSul:!.s :" -\:t'.';i t'''"| - -
tects.!-Govsraor hts!I<" -" I'i%F'", w
Cierk$htp a. t!s to"a:s:T'' IA .''sIS'1, '.
ths Crim!ga! L.::"$-! 81 '"'':'
-Ptrs9HI! .ns: Hr':S':'.
lCorcssporIeucs ot the Alexandria EaSe'9' !
E,csAcNn, January ). ISIS
- -. Man.. .v., Nj.
1osss WAS aS ..,a,r.h q srae,sl j,irt
tfuo':' sSSS's's 49,, ,... IN. resolution
somSl'e' ~ ~. RI. ,.,-.s
mas esSh '''''" U'..'. ,h..n,. y has
oa', owes :" =. 49,. 81, r',.,tn,s.I lead
eSsH U.s. ,'.., =, ,.x 49,. IN, te,A
& Il '"I 'H', 49,, us r.s
f'ssS' W. I',s ..s,n.. ;, s.,j II,
! SssS- Ut; l'"p''', - ~" .i ,r.r.l,r,,
~, ,.,,,. NJ Eir,i,i.
'vST ne >;ai;' '"a' t"S pS'r n ,s,, - tr1r'
~aHsSo % i'.,' , !,s "i ~, "a, " AK.
1"'s',' 1855, I,s, w. m, i;S.rue.
soa''s .AI -, ,-,I,ss ,,u<.l
| .!'o :. HS'' - ,.' ,,,H h,.,,, n, ;I,nt;rv
| ID great fA's - 'ts t Ssf E.;r.
.! lo;sts$sS VII" 'n- 500 :. =, t,.v,
sisted tns' i was Ut TUG ksus!a; str" s. !.
'hS Wa1.;1 psp;;H;! ~ rsl,,;,n :, tbss,
stands &c" rrep's'!'eos Ia ts,A'!so ~ 1853,
Interests ns'S - r - .s.st'sO ~, -. ,1;b
lt'ess' uauSH c-;,rorcss
uisrlsS aoa' Tapestries $50 e' srss;.Iir
~ nuu; st W., hao "nl;.,. = h and rsms The
enafeea wiz 'oe A. - ti 49, ". r..
plloelra ooppo1eot T. W. nuo!Il VS. .1. ~ ~,
6aonon VINO occupied Eueh .: .oc ~ - 49,
House HIS prlnclpa' e'l:ct'oo ~ W. w.. -,
roo seemed 10 oe Toe ise' sla' NC 1913
adSccated Il ano cast SIuEs up2u 49, ' -. r-;h
OF the COMMITTEE 90 Cnss1PssA ~ 49, ,s ..'u
utarss' ne utsea toa. 90 p ,nao To oi;.fsryo
lor the nsol0s aotetss.s ,na1 H. sa;j eros,
tne e?afmao o. sosi soa 49,, h,' rs,,a If Vns;nia
!ejus'lce ~ouu .; uoG f rue p ,st;,o ,sa h
II toey "e5e p'ou.os9u 49, on I'D ha ,aI On
!bat would 0tnsfS!sc ~ pass 'ne eG S"r,b 800
Dy the psope o! Ne" ot'seS auu ,'c a. c1,oo
lioa: hs iooSso upto :. .n7 ~ an,.,s1- + .hor.
up ~ sue 'n'eis'' -
ueo. cve,u- .,,., :, f,,,- ~
=, M[: hoolosoo' o. -''tio'A 'p H. Waitsr of
Mf. huntet 1ss?lu!'on sua 49, 10 r,t -
Sottnun oefaoo' 10 oppos1.;Oo ~ ~ ..,In,i,n
osioS 'aAeo upon 'ne suot "a ~ - ,hs rs.1n
su,eo ~. w. ror,;r;ro 90 rhirds vots to
1.9u H :. IL .,uun - -a,onsiisr Was acted
suop' ~. ~ 49, 49, u oa,,er cao h. c,I;ed nnatapy
upoo' auo ~ 'o' -D'N'
'u7' n.;,ta, ;, n, D;s,atcb
ooi n .o,,eopvIa sor1' of RcSmo0d r. srnnort
.s"fSs 1871 X Kamnor r., "l,onyTss. from the
d - a;a,r;o, shoni1 Woltsr rs.i,o ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

The aooull Woman Suffrage Convention will
meat 10 Washington to morrow. Upon Gen.
CRAFTS priccipie that the best way to effect the
repeal # an o5boxious measure is to vigorously
enforce its provisions, it would, considering the
use men have made Of ballots. be advisable 10
confer upou women the privilege CT suffrage,
but IS We don't agree with the ex President in
this any more THAI We do with many Of his
other ideas, aod as the women are losing their
lady.lke attractions rapidly enough 10 all con.
science, We thiok the better plan would be to
treat their claim for suffrage as We would the
paymau. Of the priocipa of the public debt
refer tito succeeding generations, IS the present
one has enough grievances to bear already,
without, burdepiog itself with any more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

WEDDISG-A correspondent of the Rich.
mond Dispatch from Culpeper Z. H., under
date of January 3. says:
YESTERDAY our town was eulivened by 9
brilliant marriage 10 St. Stevens Church-Mr.
Travers Daniel. formerly of Richmond, to Miss
Flora Bradford. second daughter Of Col. s. s.
Bradford, OF our county. The marriage cere
moDy was performed by Rev. j. G. Mnnige
rode. The Church, in full dress with her
beautiful Christmas trimmings 90, was dark
ened from without, and most brilliantly illumi-
Dated. a pyramid OF fowcvs and everGreeDs
filled the font. beautiful! vase aud bouquet
sdoroed the chancel. table, while large company
of invited guests occupied the pews and filled
the galleries. At . p. m. The bridal party arrived,
aud while the organ, under thehsnd of the
accomplished organist, pealed forth the WED
dog March" the groomsmen (Messrs B.
Ashby, W. n. Waller, William Knight, Thos.
Peake, and j. S. B. Thompson) fled down the
right aisle, while the bridesmaids misses
Emma Bradford Maggie AIcocke, Lou. Brad
ford, Rose Bradford, and Kate NesoD), fol
lowed By the bride, leaning on the arm Of her
father, fled down the lett aisle. Meeting 10
front ofthe chancel, the groomsmen and brides
maids met and paired off each side, while from
the vestry room through the chance the groom,
accompanied by bis brother, approached 70 eet.
ing bis bride in front OF the chance. where on
. beautiful carpeted space and cushion they
knelt and took the marriage VOWS. The bride
was beautifully and tastefuly dressed in q
silver.gray silk and appropriate appointments.
with foil illusion veil-the attendant ladies 10
foil street dress, the whole forming tableaux
of beauty rarely equ ed. The welded pair
left on the BIB train for New York, to speed
some weeks With relatives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Bank SUSPENSION.

P0TTsvILLE, Pa J4o. The foo1Jos
notice was posted % the doors of the Potsr!..
Bank tti' nornicg By the unanimous d..
clsion of the Bjarl Of Directors this bank IL.
not be open f., r-:aip: or p3yment Of depo:i;.
unless otherwise directed by the stockholders.
\ meeting of The s,ockh olders is now 10 sesslln
But !ittleis known oftha banks actual condItoo,
but information from rei,bla sources places
the amount Of deposits at less than sl5, 900. |:
is believed the bank has suspended for To-:
purpose of going into liquidation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Cold Weather.

HARTFORD, COM. JAP. The theruon-
eter 10 this city ragged from seven to fourteen
degrees below zero this mornlog.
PoUKEEPsIE. N. Y, Jan. 7.-1atense cold
prevails aIoog the Hudson River Valley to day
the mercury ranging from three to ten degrees
below zero. The river is firmly closed.
BosToN, Jao. 7.-Accouut. from various
points of New England, iodicate 40 intensely
cod morning. At Nashua "a degrees below,
Manchester, N. H., q below, Milford, N. g.,
27 below. ST. Johosburg, VT. sc below. While
at Fort Fairfield. Me-, it is AZ degrees below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

Mr.. ThurloW Weed has written letter to
President Hayes telling him that be "cannot
afford to put himself at the head OF tas demo
Gratis 10 the Senate, ADD patch out bis majority
By few republicans who's, po:Itl:s! status Is OF
doubtful nature, and that u1t;l be can secure
the support of bis owo party be should 20 very
slow" As the history Of The RADICAL patty
shows that nothing gu: Via: is vile ao1 c'r
rupt can secure lis undivided support, tie
President will not ooy have - 80 Sow. tn'
stop entirely still 10 his sti>;'S % o'oea: soi
improve the coua.ry, that is j! t. ai'p;$ MF.
Weeds suggestion ana waits =: a. Sa?9": 4
the pay tia: ioauzura:si hin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

W. live received from the publishers, D..
Appleton i Co., New York, very nesty
printed a1d bound little volume entitled Our
M=.cts.. Ns1iae,' voice or American Com.
ue-ee, by Cas-. S. Hill, the purpose Of which
is % present condensed snd com praaeos!Te re-
view Ct facts important to the merchant marine
OF this country. The wo:k is highly spoken OF
BY compton: critics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
SWjndler.

MER1DES. CoNS., Jao. IA. L. Delesder
nier, of the firm of John Island l. Co., whose
failure was reported few days since, has been
bound over under thousand dollar bond on
the charge of swindIiog 10 busiog aud conceal
ing goods. The firm has been thrown into iu-
voluntary bankruptcy by its Hartford creditors.
Islands whereabouts is uDkuowo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Gave Bond.

HARTFORD, CoSS, jan LII the Supreu'
Court, this morning, Messrs. WaIkely, Futo:'
| t. Wigeio, the indicted e1 officers OF the Char.
| ter Ok Life Iosurance Company, appesr:t
and gave bonds 10 5000 each for trial at tie
March criminal term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
MARRIED..

On Thursdsy, Dece mber n, q. tho residence
OF Elizabeth AcEwing in Prince William CO. e.
by Rev. S. A. Ball, Mr.. ROBERT AOLAlhi
and Miss MARTHA Y. Ac8WING, boin o.!
Prince William county.
On the same Day BY the same, st lAs residence
OF Wn. O. Richards, near BsckDall tsh ,1I
house, Prince William county, xr. SAN ~
II. DETWILRR, OF Fairfax county, and Ms
NANCY u. RICHARDS, Of Prince Wills"
c0untv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
DIED,

At the ,esidence OF her husband. nesr ArceIs
Loudoun county, on Saturday last, Deer: ~,
1917. Ar.. MANY POWELL, wife Of villa"
kind neighbor, devoted mother ~ an ate cI'H
ale wlfe-a;l loved her who sneH her.
At "Ctover Hill" near Wsrrenton onu ~
evening of the 24.h OF Dsce mber. 1877, Lhm''
SHQAATE, aged about Is years,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
DISCHARGED.

New YORK. Jan. 7.-OIiver Gray Branch,
manager of the New Hampshire Granite Mills,
arrested on the charge of embezzling $1,000
from his employers, was discharged on writ
of habeas corpus to-day, 20 evidence being
torttc )mipg to warrant eXtraditon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Death of a Judge.

New YORK. Jan. IA special from Raleigh,
N. g., says Hon. Richard Mumford Pearson,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina, died Saturday night in the town of
Winston, at the age Of IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

The popular prejudice against proprietary
remedies has long soce been corquered by the
marvellous success OF such a reuedy % Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Used everywhere By
everybody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Missing.

Providence. B. l., Jan. Two sors 0;
Gilbert a. Horton. Of Rehobo.h. Mass, sse-
respectfully sud II are missing sod are suppo;'
ed 70 be drowned in the reservoir. which i. D.
ing drawn off,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Drowned.

HTANNIs, Mass. Jan. Sadie Sharp and
Eta HszeItine, aged respectively eleven and
fifteen, broke through the ice 90 pond near
here, yesterday, and were drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Fire.

NAsHUA. N. g.. Jan. IA fire. broke out in
Berry's block on Main street las: night and com
pletely Quilted it. Loss sl2 Coz. Bowers block
adjcuring was dam aged to the extent fsl2, GOO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

Ss-s:o. E.:.e., c: Sou:h CA7o.iaA Is opposed
- - -s?:a. Q: re Ss;cI2:lo1 Sc: sad Is
"hs.: c.o-ey Isc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

TIE P.es:;e,: ass decided % send - 90 more
co-i-s:;o.s -: re New YORK Custom House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
Ohio LeRislatKFe.

CeLuusUs, O, jan. Both Houses Of -:
General ASSEM- bly, met st ten o'clock and orgs1i'
xed by slecting the officers chosen by the csa
Gus Of lsIs Saturday night:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

The 'Baby's Bast Friend is the mos. az
propriste title for Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup. |;
is Absolutely free from Opium, Morphis sod
other powerful agents, ia perfectly safe and re-
liable under ali circumstances asd By allsIos
the usual Stomach snd Bowel Disorders OF b.
byhood keeps tho child from frsstiug and c'y'
ing. 60 Injurious to itself aud annoying TO sIA
Price Is cants
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

CoDs7essuaa WaGdsI!. cA.;r-A1 .: -: Ia
nittee on Pcs: OEce$ aoi pos: E,a>!>. Is =
voting himself 10 ;hs cocs:Gs:s,ica Of :ers pan
for cheaPec;cs the rae Q: p:s;sss - EF;o';a
ma,tsr NJ, NsS!s::is $50 co1>;issi1s The
n,ac;icsb:!ity {: s$;sb.ishics tee fast msl!
service between .h9 Els! All West, which,
3ur;7c is coc::ccacse, was !.uoG 10 hs otmuch
u.j,i;y q tie DstcioiiIe c,nuUaity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

he wss.ha. tomorrow wi, be c:ea., ou: co.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07
DAILY AND TREwEBKLY B
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY . ISIS

The rumor tina, resolution Will be io'ro
duced 10 the House, soon after the reas:eno
Ing OF Congress. for the Investigation OF the
charges OF corrupt bargaining 10 relation to the
lat. presidential election, as contained IN TIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-07

The Protection Of Elsa an.l G.,H:: .|:~ ~
sion, ,chich Rssul:,,! IL N:I::':;s E'.:"G i1HS.
tsctsI-Gorsrgor hsr,pt" T." t.'':%tsS<.-. %.
EisrI<,;n ~: ne tcY:a:t.:y.. -. !!.s%M.ra g
n, CrimiHu! L.:%S-I As No.! AsH':s." -