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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
South CRrOlia Democr attic Meeting


The Charleston News and Courier gives the
following account Of a late democratic meeting
at Summcrville, South Carolina.
AS tho train rolled up to the depot the
splendid band Of the Fifth Artillery, who were
wagon back, gave a blast of welcome whose
sweet strains echoed and re.ecboed through the
pine forests, and made the horses aud mules
of the mounted brigade hutcr. AS soon as
the speakers and the reporters had been mount:
ed, the line Of march was taken up, headed
by tho band, and proceeded through the prn-
cipal streets to the stand. This procession
numbered about one thousand souls every
mothers son oftbem hurrahing for Hampton.
The animals of the mounted civilians, white
aud colored, presented all the various phases
of horse and mule life. One colored man
was mounted on lopsided mule, which
looked az if i. had been born before the
flood, and he Carried upon his arm basket
which the mule had probably borrowed from
Noah after the ak had landed on Nit. Ararat
and the waters had given way to dry land-and
corn wbiskey. 10 the procession was a cart
load of bricks-not Ben Buffers bricks. but
honest, solid, substantial democratic bricks
One rural democrat, combining business With
pleasure, rode in the procession with half
grown pig tied in front of bis saddle. When
he reached tho store to which be was bound
he passed over the pig to the clerk and gallop.
cd up to resume bis place in the ranks. A
sorrel top nag bore two boys and bag of meal
on bis back, and prspced about as if it was q
mere bsgatolle for him to carry two young
democrats. even if they were handicapped with
q bag of meal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
East EEaueyer Efresbytery and DR.. E.
f. 5Snirss

lo card published By Dr.. s. J. Baird, i! is
stated that the first count Of the first charge
against his brother, DR.. L. T. Baird, vas not
sustained by East Hanover Presbytery-the
vote being twelve ayes to four noes. This
count charged him with aprropriating sl4,.
so ~ cf the funds Of The church, or some
2ayt CT that amount, to his private use.
The scco1d ccu1t Of The first charge, which
WIS., sustained by vote ct fourteen to twelve,
that lie employed the name and credit of the
Committee Of Publication for the purpose Of
.a!alIg money for his own private affairs by
living notes signed or endorsed II. L. Baird,
Secretary" was precisely the same (accordiDg
| TO the ca1d) as that Of the Indictment upon
which Dr.. Baird was arraigned in the Hastings
Court, and which Judge Guigon considered SO
| IGDuDdcd that be arrested the proceedings
aud ordered VCid!c: Cf atqatlal to be en-.
tered
Tie saco2I charge, that DR.. L. I. Baird
uttered what vas Dot true and siufuy concealed
,ne truth d.. t. T. Baird holds to have been
| abso Uttiy dependent On the first count Ct the
! first charge. which vas not sustained. his IN.
| lruhtulness is alleged TO have been that in his
annrsl report TO the General Assembly in May,
1867, he failed to report the amount Ct bis
in! 4tc6ness to The Committee. Al that
:ne, IS M. Sleight first testified. Dr.. Baird
vas indebted IS, go y3 to the committee; bu. on
subsequent cross examination by hr. Leak Mr..
Sleigh. reduced this sum by ST, 42l.30-lcsVing
tbs nt:oua. only $3.50 81, according to Mr.
Slcgh: Messrs W hlte and Boudsr, however,
(yc still speak by Dr.. s. }. Baird's card.) on IL
| spec!!oa Of the sccounta, found unquestonabls
errors agsiE-t the secretary, TO the aggregate OF
81 t7 7S-lesylng the balance Of only Sl66 .
AZ hignest possible liability Of Dr.. E. L.
! Bald 10 the Committee. Says the card:
In word tie first charge was rejected By
ircsbyte7y, the second wss thrown out Of the
uu:t;12s Court and the third MSS not only con.
trary 30 the evidence, bat the Presbytery, in
JG!ing il, centralized itself, as all the item:
IL whcn it. rested were Included in the first
! conn, which wss rcjec.ed.-Hieh SIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
The ssOvernGr OF Was 3acsissgcGts.
Commonwealth OF N sscnuects.


Executive Dept. Boston, Sept, 80. 1878
To His Excellency WaIo Hampton, Governor.
Columbia, >. G.:
t,ir: | received Oh Saturday les. IN o*treGi-
binary official communication, addressed - O. 6
over your signature, the contents # which !l"'i
read in the naw8pa oc1s thrn9 d=ys bsfyl@. i'a%
TO remind Your Exccllency .h:.. uny s.!la:. ;lscd
rebukn Of II massachusetts, By South Carolina Tor
non observance Cf constitutional CT statutory
obligations IS Is refinement OF Sarcasm which
rendcrs any other d. f!ucc OF tho former ca;
unnecessary. Tho treatment CT TIE ca:a Of Hi
ram H. kimptoa BIZ the authorities Of this Cora
monWealth WAS ualniiu gCCnG b7 a'3v pr-Snn*t or
political considerations. MASSACHUSETTS, rad 10
quarrel with South Carolina md HC iTlei.i.2nip
their respective rights under tho laws. EVER;
courtesy, official AID PERSONAL, Was 2ItoGdci -
the representatives Of South Caroline. UnuSll-:
care was bestowed upon tho Investigation "Id
consideration Of tho case, and lis dcci:lOn IVES
reached upon grounds Of pcr.CC. ilnr@rtlaIity. in
accordance with the iaw ard the !acts and VII!
convictions O. public duty. III communicating
the decision OF Your Exca'cncy ny statement
that the object CT tho Ieqnis;Ion did net appear
20 be for the purpose Of trying hlmptan Ter tho
crime charged against him, but fer different
purpose, was simple recital Of 2 tact contained
in the report of tho Attorney General Is copy cf
which Was furnished with my letter 20 y0u) aHG
in his opinion and mi2c clearly established BY
evidence.
Your Excele1cv's Letter rcq Tres no a-sumea.
in reply. 1t is sufficient TO say tla. il contains
statements to nslead the public wharc the i.I.s
ere unknown. Its la1guarke and unlilaeiy pub
li2ation arc offensive and uoj ustiiGble, and Dc.
cline 10 accept it OF permit 1t 10 be placed upon
the files of the executive department OF this CON-
rnonweaEh. II is herewith returned
Your obedcnt servant,
~ HtcE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Governor Rise, after an iocubalion of mary
days, has produced response to Governor
Hampton's justly Indignant protest to his dis
courteous icfraclor cf the laws Of his country,
10 refusing to deliver fugitive from justice on
artquisition from the civil authorities of South
Carolina, which is not only characteristic Of
the narrow Minded litteness of tho man, but
of the malignant spite against the people of a
ptrion Of tho country that aotuates tho worst
men Of the party to which be belongs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
Tie Few tsOk;;..;::E,

\ dispatch ftcm SAT- Fracci'c3 say:: Stock
gambling is orc, more !amH2I: tbroC2hor
this State and Nevada. Tie rapi3ity vii
which fortunes are won ana lest i; abso,U;cg
startling. After long period d sto2rati)n il
the stock market, aud TIC absence Ct &c" ore
strikes 10 the Cons ok, the discovery .! an
extensive bo1arza o0rih Ct the Co.'s Dictated
Virginia and California las literal" scr p20G,2
Wild There has been notify lie l. s;c22 TIC
ir.rzy Of the last months CT 1871 Sh2!s" n
Sierra Nevada, Uoio1 aud Mcyic9n which
we're se'Iicg at s. :3 AID $l2 ii Jl@c, a;c
nau fetching 500 $50 sud :llj.
For two CT three years past SEER: Nevada
shares have been almost worthless. ao,.. :..a1"
huldcrs had absaGnncd .t1lr shares ca:he: nan
pay the a!S:ssm3n;s, which AG"1 bi>:: + 7!F"
viii pair!ui recrls,!:y. s2i- r.o@i@a ago Loco
aharcs could have been torga, III $1,000:
to day they arc worth :222J,tUG. "ll Say b.
worth $3.50, GOO CT 800 600 1c-.icfiu..
/, ii these rapid chao9es sd ":?;,: ~cia L: =,
the chance II cc'lDg IL i@l ncIr - 'l";utnc
aud c0miog out With u fortune, Tia ,@fara!
ICES all classes AID turts til: people $50 3
community OF raG:hlaT&. u 60 !GJ!"!y into
Sierra Nevada OF Union IpIT r,qplt:; a heavy
invest mcbt Of capital and he >!a'c3 is27& arf::
bey0Gd Tie reach q TIC sc:.a::i pull Ia ;H-
wo, i;iGrr- - Or ,7om10, Hho ka1Va CT is@&g- e.:
s1uo cue WHO Eal the good iarl.c 10 :y>s5
500 wacn the seek was s share. SID who
is rev lie h19py p.s..S.Ir ii so 600 j. p2hg
TO .ush i.,o the first woTfits: ""l i c-G' mat
is offered at 80 ceota or 81, sd jus: Tow MI!
csts arc pro lie race. y icas. on: luz, era
and fifty ucg: c,nnaycs With - a".r. ga:2
noui9al capital 0? $500, go tj3, hs;a i:ta
rcorpo1atcd within The i,-t 8 Z.y ,!nys ara e
chaucns arc that rot nGc 10 H:ig q lh"as s.
c.llcd mines vii cy5r l,7ndnco or. J 'c.:
,hrfwd and fortunate me- wi:l h. IaT:> gait
e7s ty this spccu ativc Ill 1oia, htt "In2!y ,,i';
cut Of every iu-d;4d OF llr;r aIoh'c aad s.
informed followers viii lose all Ghc IG..j Lilcy'
may be 81 enough 10 V.ninre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
another prcsSdcutialS Deecil.

NEW YORK, o.: 3.-Pre:leHt Hayes, &C.
c5wp2a!ed BY Mrs. Hayes, Orchard Hayes
ed S orctacY EvartS, visited the po:toth:o
yesterday. The cnly speech made by the
Pr.aideut consisted OF a few words Informally
addressed TO The cneioyees who assembled to.
ncih&T 10 greet bin. He said
"t:cnicElen am glad to eSchs2ge greet
IuaS 8;: you. all EGcd cliz,rs WAC agc well
informed AS to Tie e0odition Of the public scr
vicc, unicrsta0d that all connected with the
New I ork posiotiice stand we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
Teyas ssa,,JIbIicallS.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Oot "A spccia; dis
palcn TO tho ncSs from Dallas Texas says -
The republican convention adjourned after
making tho foowioa nominations: For Gov
crnor a. =. Morton; fer Lieutenant Governor,
Richard AItel; for Comptroller, y. Sictnerna;
itr Treasurer, s. D. Wood; for Commissioner
q TIC Lard Office Jacob kenchler. and for
Attorney General, j. W. Minor. A. NJ. Coch
rano was elected c12irman Of the State Central
HuciLoi!tcc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Tue remarkable success attending tho first
Fair held here is but au evidence Of what csn
bc done by our people, when their energies
are directed 10 the proper channel. 10 every
thing couucc!ed With the exhibition the expec,
tations CT the most sanguine have been more
than realized, and it has been already demon
atrated that next year the scale 90 which the
Fair il to be c)odu:tcd, must be larger than
now ia order to accommodate spectators as well
as exhibitors May not lesson be learned
from the successful conduct Of the Fair, and
other enterprises started 10 our midst, that will
not only attract a transient crowd, but perma-
nently increase the population AID wealth OF
our city While the iron is hot is the time to
strike, aud if those of our citizens who are able
will but suggest. and give aid aud encourage
meut, enterprises may be inaugurated that will,
10 short time. prove as successful and prof
table as the Fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Our esteemed contemporary, the Baltimore
Sun, is a model Of fairness and correctness, but
BY some unscccuntable means in its reports Of
the markets of this city, condensed from our
commercial column, though the amcu5t OF
Grain sold here is always sisted correctly, the
price is usually quoted two or three cents lower
than that actually obtained ard published 10
our quotations. We are confident that the
Suns attention having been called to this
anomaly it will not occur again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRL-WEEALY By
EDGAR SNOwDEN:
GAZETTE BUILDING, NO. 20 PRINCE STREET.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3. 1875.
The ru5ic debt was reduced over three mil


The public debt was reduced over three mil
!;oas of dollars last month. Now, while this
reduction is advantageous by reducing the
amount Of ictares:. We doubt its ACCESSIBILITY.
The creditors Of the government are not only
10 10 hurry for their money. but would much
prefer to have it remain where it is, beicg per-
lectly satisfied so long as they receive regularly
the interest due them. This being Ed, as the
present generation has borne tho hardships AID
suffering attending the contraction OF the debt,
and has so arranged matters that It's payment
by the next viii DO a c5n paratlvey lnslGnih
cart undertaking, We sec no good reason Why
its reduction and liquidation should not be lei'
to these who arc to come after us, who will reap
the advantages secured by the labors aud mis-
cries Of their fathers, and to whom the debt,
10 prosperous times, will be mere bsgatelle.
AS the creditors do not want their principal,
and, as this generation. at least at the present
tine, can i'll afford to pay more thsn tho inter.
est, i. seems to US that the welfare of all par
ties would be subssrved and their wishes graft.
fed ty long halt 10 the reduction of the pub
lie debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

The fair this evening is ders,ly crowded,
more people being Oh the grounds than at any
timo du,i1g its progress. The receipts from
the sale Of tickets yesterday were about 5000.
and to day will be considerably iu excess
Peculiarly, as 10 every other point of view,
tho fair has been most decided success There
was trottipg and o tournament this evening,
and to night the exhibition will close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
Nebraska Republicans.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Thc Nebraska republican
State convention completed is work last cvcu
ing. The following uomin2loas were made /:
For Governor, AlDlnu- Maze; for LisuI. Gov.
Edward G.. Csrns; fox Associate Justice. G4n
Auasa Cobb; Ter Congress- long term, E1~aEd
*. Ealertioe: for Congress. short term. Thc5
j, Msijrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
EO.llinntiOuS.

HARTFORD. CT., Oct. 3.-Ihc First Ca.
stessloaa District Convention to day noaslnot,,I
Gen. Joseph y. Ha@!ey Tor Congress uranI
mou:ly ard ty ac:iama,lop. Reso!uloDs "a
dorsng the republican STATE platform a"t
nominees Wer, adopted.
Boston, Oct. 8. Nathan Clark, Of LINN,
has been nominated fer Coasress by the Filth
District Greenback Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

The followers Of MIR. Kearney, 10 the COZ.
7ention that is to form new constitution tor
tho State of California, seem to be like Samson
after he was shorn of hislocks. 1t was reported
at tho tins they were elected that they were 30
numerous and so Influential that they would
have their own way 10 the body Of which they
are members But an actus! test Of their
strength shows contrary condition, for the
no party men, the democrats and the republi.
cans, 10 fact ali who have any real interest in
the welfare OF the State, have pooled their
issues and the communists aud anarchists,
10 the language Of their prophet, find themselves
80 where" There arc numerous people in
this country who would like to see things turned
upside down and commune in existence, but
fortunately there are too ma0y small property
holders to allow them to get the CONTROL ct affairs.
for it is an historical fact that though he loveth
most to whom most is forgiven, the man worth
only FIVE hundred dollars is equally as much
interested 10 it's security as the one worth a
miion, and for nat reason we shall not lock
for the reign of Mr. Kearuey-at less: for some
yesrI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

The SUCCESS that has attended tho fair only
shows what public spirit and concert of action
can accomplish. for the little. though excellent,
beginning made by tho Woodlawn Farmers
Club last year, has already developed into an
exposition of which any agricultural society in
the State might we'll be proud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
ALEXANDER Il, RICE, Govcrnc

FIRE At ORANGE.-fhc Gorlolsvi'to Ga.
z,tte says: About twelve clock on ti0pday
night last Gre broke cut il tie attic Of Saint
Thomas Church parsonage 10 this place, and
10 very short time tho building, t7;o story
frame, was lie ashca. hlr. Han>brcugh: the
rector OF the church, lost nearly all oi his FIR
niture, which was quite valuable, AM r,rcn Ct
the clothing and other cffacs OF The iac,iiy and
that Ct his daughter. MIS-. L:w.s II. lee, sh:
losing among other things all CT her ElivcTwaTe
and fuc gold watch. Unfortunately for ali
concerned there was 10 insurance upon either
building or furniture, which makes the loss CT
Mr.. Hausbrough and Mrs. Lee very heavy
They have tho sympathy Of the entire COM
munily where they arc hell 10 tic highest
csteom.'
8 Qaalhan has rnnl Hats at 80 ccnls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
<gJEGk Cfb.r,TEKCE.

Arrived Boats ia s. Harry, A \ HySleTT
End $ :, Lynn, TO lamp & Bait Coal co. + II
Fsie and j W Morris, % American Coz 20 !,
Il Fsnnon aud >. w Dai:y, TO docraGs Gt ,;e
Goal Co; G Kelley, to h!aan Avon Coal TO-
G b EmDrcy, guano; TO W a omo G,,o,s =
" SNYDER, Elmer & Kate, A Spier, L Il Fs''''
/ w Morris and N SCally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

This has been gala week for Alexandra,
add We hardly recolleot to have seen, suos the
war. the principal thoroughfares SO crowded as
Tor the past few days. The number of strangers
10 tho city has been very large aud all seem
well pleased. The merchants have been busy
and We hope that the Fair has proved not only
pleasant but profitable to all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
I )I IEI).

At her Is.o rc.i1encc, No. 'OG south henry
street. a, o'clock 4. 70: WecnGsI"y' t"' ~,
instant, iirs. HEN KKTrA A VITO OF l"e 49,, w..
CAPT Thomas TrAve-3, N her 19!h Jns' ;I.rr
at st"Il" o cit n. On Friday, October a.
Friends snd .cqusintsnccs arc invited 10 stlrlL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
Fire,

GALVESTON, Tex., Get. "a special dis.
pstch 20 tho News from Palestine gays that the
entire business portion of that city was destroy
ed by fire this morning. The loss is estimated
~ Sll5 UuU; insur4Ece worry slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
The Walking Match.

O. Ieary had made .l9 miles and Hughes -!
miles.
A RARE CHANCE. haGc sIc2ved5,. IN
getting the cheapest Iioe Of Black Silks, from
auction, re ever had before. As &c only hsTr
tew pieces, " take this opportunity "l nos
tyiDg cur friends ;:0c! Customers. II they wiM
good bsrgaiG ;h,y lulsl ca! at 0uce
|. EICnBEEG.
scp27-lw Succl s:or 20 SiaymaGcr 60.
At Dtaihsm's all goods are warranted AS
represented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03


held over Cor sale to-lnnrruW.
BALTIMORE. Ocs'r. . Virginia rs old 49,; a.
deferred q; do consoI.dat2d 54i 90 III seIic,
u past due coupons 81 Cotton Gu:l "n'!
deciininS; middliaG TO- LOG. Flour cuIi, snH
quotations unchnnG9d. Wheat-ooElncin uu':
and &C lower; Western active and lower
Southern red lUOAlUl; q" smocr lu5,ioS; NO
Pcnns red 1863 No. Western winter I'D spot
and Cc.'r 1861 Npv'r iQ:3 Uecr ll5G. CcrE-
Southern que. AID s.eAdV; We5tc1n-more CO.
ing bat lower; Sou.neln willt. 81; co yt.io"
s. 5G: We>tcrn mixed spot 4,. De. 4..,l.si
Nov 45alst; steamer II. Oats 4lsi.t and steHty
Southern yj.3J Western white ~! 30; Go ms.
ed IS as! PuanG 27a5O. Rye li7p4Or; SouLaGc'.
52.5t. iisy .ull and unchanged, Cyl!ee a'"re
qaiet Rio cs7sors lllal1.. sugar very t!rmtr
S3s9t. Whi$Ecy steady Ut O1@sl O'5.
NEW YORK, October 3.-:;tocks unsettled.
Money IA. GllI ice. FiDnr quiet And
heavy. Whcst dul and lower. Corn qn;os "Hd
unchanged.
z'Gar GT A1EI.a.vHE:!-7, GET'H. 3.
San rises .... S IS 5un '"ts... ......,..... . Al
ARRIVED.
Str E1pccs:, Baltimore. 70 j BFod3r5 Il c..
;;chr crosse Wright, Hrov!ccEce, /" AH.c'''
can Coal Co.
:,rJ Wi'Aomrson, !,aorarlto ~n. by + 4 Re-!
Str Matisnn, Nor,iri. by Jos Brodars e CO.
Scnr = i Tag !or. Baltimore, by e WORTH
inGtop. "
Scar \ u Al,cn. Rri.t"i, ~ lamp { jsito
Cosl Co.
Coal Go.
PAssED UP.
Schr " 4 rEaro, Barren. !5,snL. !, III
(Iouruo;uwT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

We sr. glad that tho circus season Is about
ever For come time past We have enjoyed read
10. exchanges which had tie delinquent tax list
on the FIST p&ga, the proceedings of the Board
of Supervisors On the seeond ADD third, and a
circus advertise mcnt on the fourth, but it ls
getting to be little monotonous, and Wo arc
ulcascd now to ;od 90 the fourth page notice
CT q nev liver pill sale Of blooded stock and
thanks TO- {, peck OF apples.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Among the visitors at the fair to DAY were
". W. Corcorau, esq, Gems. W. b. r. and
Fitz. Lee, and B. I. Sheet. esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

announced .hs! tbs f3ver Is Increasing aEd Wi!l
increase SO long as abzontccs fcon1 "ny Legality
lock into the city. There e'e th;fiy-siS t'GHtG3
reported in the past tvao!y-t4ur houF5 sd lV9
now cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
49, FsiLAND WIniEK GOODS

October -. 1873.
We have jas: returned from S s 10 yt Gooas
nov hs sm y, .v sr BROUGHT to this msrke
t3OUD GOODS and defy eompetiI'99nv Wv
make DLAC2 GOODS a SPECiALIn6 ncws
Wcnra oll,ring all good gooas a ~ a,oct
PRICES ard iLVta Nh nAsni t'is'lon -o,s;u The
WEGlVE FULL VALUE "'u
'rsce ta'' "D' Il y r. gEASHEAR.
r. - ,,.., No. 100 King street.
IL. d. h"""'"s Alezandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
COMMERCE AZ.
At Ul1ihaE.
rGp!tS2ntet.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Ocl'r. 2.-TLe Com
merciai ExchsHSe heinS closed :c-4ny ~ ac'
count Of the Fair, The receipts Il grain Wat"
held over :or sale to-NnnrruW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Never dcier uutil to 'Dorrow what should b
attended 10 10 day. 4 slight cough ough
nc7c- tc be y 9. lcctci when 25 ccat bottle o.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will proven; 1t IRON
becoming cnrOnIc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

EwIr, PURE LEAD nad Other ser;.n osSGus'
Eo;ied and Raw Linaaed On, T N4asPIIS,
&C.: .s ios sA'o '"'"p cor. King and Columbus b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

A JOKE on BEECnER.-Soms Wag o5scrv-
Jog hlr. Bcechcr hanging his hat, with some
Pains, OF q peg Immediately over his berth,
managed to detain him 10 the smoking car uotll
all nal retired, slipped out and removed the
hat to The peg over the berth of an antlquated
LADY of sIag!c procIivi;lea. When Mr.. Bcecher
cssaycd to retire there Vas shrek, and every
head Was popped cut 10 sec What the row was
all atcuI, aad there stoud Mir. Eecchcr, amazed.
while Mrs. Beccner exclaimed, Oh, Henry
San francisco Cor. " 7. Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Buy $500 Hat st DeaIh. ma Tor 81. w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
kin,nson Better than Rice.

RcsToN, Mass. Oto. 3.-The Journal says it
reported tnat kimrton has concluded to 90
South Carolina, having been promised goc
treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

NEW YORK, October 3.-::tocks unsettled.
Money Al G,ll lCCi Flour quiet ahd
heavy Whcst dUl and 10 wer. Corn que. nd
UNCHANGED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Str E1pcoG:, B>ltimore. 70 j Bfod3ra x c..
:;chr Crosse Wright Providence, /" AHc;'
can Coal Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

S. Dealham has good Hats at 50 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-11-02
NELSON TAYLOR,
: l. A L 4 Ii

Is PREPARED 70 do all work i'll lis line,
III uuttitI oil new roofs or repJIrinG
leaks &c. Worked for % years with the
late JOHN LYALL. Amy orders addressed
to him at Raceiand Louisiana, or TO ). L.
Grisamore Thibodaux Louisiana will meet
with prompt attention. ABLY.