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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25

The State Executive Committee of the
National -Greenback- Labor party met in
Harrisburg Tuesday, and accepted the decli-
nations of Benjamin S. Bentley, the nomi-
nee for Justice of the Supreme Court, and
Christopher shearer, the nominee for Lieu
tenant Governor. Judge Bentley's letter of
declination expresses strong sympathy for
the principles of the party. The Committee
unanimously nominated Hon. Daniel Agnew
for Justice of the Supreme Court, and Daniel
NJ. steck, of Lycoming county, for Lieuten.
ant Governor. A resolution complimentary
to Judge Bentley was adopted, after which
the committee adjourned.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25
CHERIFF'S SALE.


BY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued ont
Of ihe Court of Common Pleas of Carbon
County anf to me directed. there will be ex-
posed AZ public sale. at the Court House in the
Borough OF Mauch Chunk, Carbon County,
state Of Pennsylvania on
SATURDAY, JUNE sth, 1878,
at 2 O'Clock p. M, the following Real Estate,
described as follows, to wit:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25
New Advertisements.
TOHN D. BERTOLETTE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Broadway and Susquehannn Streets, Opposite
Court House, 70
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
MAY be consulted in German. nay25-ly
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25

Governor Hartranft has appointed as
delegates to the international Prison Con-
gress to meet in Stockholm in August next,
the following gentlemen Richard Vaux,
Joseph R. Chandler, and Mahlon II. Dick
inson, of Philadelphia; Judge Thomas II.
Walker, of Pottsville; Theodore II. Nevin,
Rev. James L. Mulligan, Robert H. Davis,
and Rev. T. B, Bittinger, of Allegheny.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25

SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1878,
OF O'Clock p, m. the following Real Estate'
described as follows, to witt
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25
Cbeop Tiokets for the West.

All persons going to any point in the West
should buy their tickets of G. Z, Stedman
agent, i. & s. Division, Mauch Chunk,
Lower prices by no other routes. Inquiries
by postal card promptly answered. Tickets
viii be sent to any station agent on L. & s.
r. R., upon request. 1881.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25

We hear the name of Prof ]. P. Row
land, of Parryville, very favorably mention
ed in connection with the Democratic
nomination for Register and Recorder of
this county,.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25
All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF LAND


situate in the township Of Mnhoning aforesaid,
and bounded aud described n follows Begin.
ming at n stake therein bv lanJ OF Charles Al
fright, William StrOh, aDd Amos Relgel sonth
twenIy.one nrd Onrhalt degrees east fve
pcrches TO a stake thence by lands now OF late
Of Peter Gabert south sixtv.eight and one-halt
degrees west s'x perches, to post; thence by
the same north twenty. .one and one-half degrees
west flve perches to a post thence BY
land of ienry WentauneI north slxty.elgh
and one half degrees. eHst six perches TO the
place OF beginning; containing
THIRTY PERCHEs. STRICT MEASURE.
The improvements thereon consist Of
A oSE.AND.oNE.HAL STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE
sixteen by eighteen feet; kitchen attached
twelve by eighteen feet, pig ETY.; and other out
buildings.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Andrew Kupman, and to be sold by
]. W. RAUDEN BUsH, Sheriff.
sheriff Office, Mauch Chunk, May Is, 1873.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25

Hons. j. C. Kreamer and VIM. NJ.
Rapsher will please accept our thanks for
favors received.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25
CNHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Ter Tacias issued sIS0t out
ConnGy. and to ,,.e directed. there will be ex-
6osed at nnbIic snle at the Court House IN The
Borough Of MaucG Chunk, carbon County
State OF Pennsylvania, OF
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-25


SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1878,
OF O'Clock p. M. the following Real Estate.
described as follows, to witt
All that certain
MEssUAGE OR TEN EMENT AND TWO
TRACTS OF LAND .I.. 3D.
situate in MahOning Township, Carbon County,
Pa bounded and described as follows: The one
begluning at a stone, thence by land late OF
David KOcher north seventy three degrees,
east fiftv perches. to a post thence by land OF
degrees wtst until the land mi eIsects the cen.
tire OF tne public road leading from LehiGbton TO
Tnmaque; thence down said road one perch;
thence from the centre OF sand road by lnnds ol
Jesse KUN north twensv-nlpe and ole-half
degrees: west until 1t tnterseCts late Lewls
FlIckinger's land where there ia q stone corner
thence by land OF late Lewis Fhcklnger and
land If Benjamin Grow south hfty-eiRht ana
One-fourth degrees, west seyenty-to1r perches,
co stone; thence hy land of Benjamin Grow
and John Remington sOuth seventeen degrees.
east one hundred and nine perches. 10 stOnei
thence by land now stephen Gomhert north
seventv-thrGe degrees east ninety nine percnes
tOithe place of Oeg1nningi containing
SIXTY THREE ACRES AND ONE HUN.
DRED AND TWENTY PERcHEs,
be the same more OF less.
The other piece beginning at stone, thence
by land OF stephen GOmDeft north twenty-five
DEGREES, wesr forty perches, to stone.
thence partly by land OF late Catharne Fey
man ana bv land OF Benj Grow south tnrty four
and one halt degrees. east seventeen and two
tenth perches, to a stone; thence south hteen
and three fourth degrees, east fifteen aud
seven-trnths perches. TO stones thence south
fifty degrees and fOrly-aight perches u stOnei
thence north lhiTty-nine and one iOurtn de.
Prees, west thirteen aud two-tenths pei ches TO
a stone; thence south fifty derives, west thirty
six perches to the place Of beginning; contain
ing
TWENTY ACRES AND FOUR PERCHES,
STRICT MEASURE.
The improvements thereon consist of
A FRAME DwELLINGHoUsE
twenty-five by thirty feet Swiss barn thirty.
one bv SIXTY four feet; wagon shed fifteen DY
thirty feet; an attachment sixteen by twenty
feet; and Outbuildings.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF Nathan GombeTt, and to be sold by
w. RAUDENBUsH, Sheriff
sheriff g oBee. Mauch Chunk, May IS. 1878.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

The radical programme ss decided By their
congressional caucus is not Only to Sti: up aud
promote the growth Of sectional feeling by a
re. exhuma;iou of the Ardareonyiile rcmaios,
and a renewed A,u1ting Of the bloody shirt,
but to blow the fire By what they knox will
be futile attempt to reduce the southern rep.
resertat;on in Congress and in the presidential
electoral college upon The ground of the iutlni'
dation of voters, which is supported solely By
the falling eff 10 the vote in many Of the COD
eressional districts 10 the South. When it is
recollected, however, thatin numerous districts
10 which reithcr freud nor intimidation is
charged, tho ialiog eff is greater than in these
in hich both arc said, but only By defeated
candidates, to have been prsctioed. their Dain
prop is removed at once, and the coly support
they have left. but which. it must be ackoowl.
edged, is powerful one, is the sectional anti
patty they have succeeded 10 keeping alive
General Hunton's whole vote 10 this district
was les5 than his majority at the previous cleo.
lion, but that any fraud was committed OF any
republican deferred from voting for either of
his opponents, We have never hoard, aud there
is no more to really sustain similar charges
against other districts in the South than against
that represented by him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

The proposition has been made already IN
the General Assembly for a STATE convention.
OF cours, the members who vote fer it want 10
be elsced delegates. b. their present session
they take about one huodred thousau! dollars
of the money that would otherwise &c t. the
support Of the free schools aud rus il 10 their
own pockets, They should acc;!t that sun as
a gift from the Governor, for they would hsVs
had 20 more risat to it without his call than
would any all 4eucs assembled IN the Richmond
theater. But having secured it they should be
satisfied and not be seeking new means CT
getting more money Out ofa treasury, which is
now uaable to support the free schools and PISS
the legal interest 90 the S5ste'5 just debts. Ii
they want o Convention Tor the purpose Of air
Jog their demsgogism at the expense Of tie
credit and honor of their State. they certainly
possess the authority Of calling one, but. coz
sideriog the depIorable condition of the State S
financial affairs, and the money they have al
ready gotten from her. they should certainly be
willing to serve as members of their own con
venton without pay. With that condition, and
the peoples right to ratlfy or reject their action
secured, no body could oppose any valid obiec-
tior to their assembliur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

Twas slowing hard LAST night Of }anc5tcWtD,
N. Y. At nine O'clock the snow Vas csu'
inches deep.
Chou Vows Chinamar, vas hanged ct 5I!o:e'
port. CAL, Yesterday, fer the muritr Of "a
Pow. ia Bea!cn, CAL, last May.
Orvil Grsut was release dfrom tho State Lu'
na(ie ASYLUM, at Norris Plains, N. j., Thurs
day, and was accompanied to bis bone ct ELL
z Abeth by ti5 BOD.
The Phila1elphia Select Council has corcuT'
rcd 10 the previous action OF the Common 90
Branch in Gxlng the tax rate Tor lSI9 at y VI
on each 800 Of assessed value.
The Commit OF Ways end Means OF the
South uarolos General Assembly has u1anl
m:suy reported against bill which was re-
ceotly presented 20 reopen the public deos SET
element.
Tie total banded Indebtedness Of New York
city the Gist # the lr, sent month Was Sl39 :
27S 900 Or, alter deduciog the amount OF The
siok,ug fuod, sl07, 299, 900. Ttisis decrease
Of 81 $50 900 siccs ihs Isl Ct January 1877.
The strike at tho Chicago stock yard COO
ticues. Armour s. Co., learoiDg their men
proposed to qult work, Immediately discharged
! them and hired Others. Taero are Is QUO hogs
ca sale ct the yards. and the Stock Yard
| rGarst Company have noliied all the railroads
| 10 TAX, 10 m5rc hogs uoti further notice
| There is 30 probability Of the strikers setll1g
| their demands.
4 New OTlea1s dispatch to tho New York
| Evening telegram states thu! great excitement
! existed 10 the former city Thursday afternoon
| an ocg epceu atorS in Loui4isns cJpsos because
CT dccliao ln these securi leg. Gco. JOHN B.
| Hood 97ho made a large ior;uce In z sluslo day
two years ago by buying and selliog these con:
| sos. is represented to have beer entirely rulucd
! By the dcciinc. and six CT eight other operators
are sal ID be in me sime situation.
William .Jcif4Esop, alios J, fries, colored, was
hanged Al Warranton. N. g., yesterday, for
GU rage OF 9 yvu1g coIored girl i'll the county
| s2cle tins ago. uo made a Confession, which
was read upon the scaf,l by the minister 10
alteuGsuce, in which tf-rson admitted he bad
prepertrated eight other crimes Il nilar to that
ior which he was to fO!f=ls his hft also the
murder Ct maa at " eldoo, Il. g., and numer
Gus ourglsries He said his s.nteEc3 Was q
iIt one.
+ teni5!a exolcsioa Occurred at tho upper
Br2r Hill furnace. near \ YOUNGSTOWN. o., YES
dsy i'ao u;uu :c,e in the &C. of turning oo
The basa wacu the exp'.i)n 1courr!d. throH.
;oE he hGt Blast II every direction aud over
iGg the 1neu Robert 1--we had thigh DrcEea
rad 81 p ss!?a s iital!y ii I:ed. G11. hader-
s Il. i.i n;s legs sod head badly GU. PA;clck
Stud .:s' Ia: & anG body were BABY ca, AID
! the i;oss \ ID d leg cr1Sen. The cause OF the
cX ri1.iGn Is u0t kuoTo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07
Southern CoisamercIa! Convention.

In the commercial convention at New Or
leans, yesterday. Mr.. VIM. Ii. Borwal, chair
man Of the committee On foreign pna domestic
commerce, submitted report which was adopt
ed, in favor of promoting commerce with South
America snd tho West Indies, toe review and
amendment of existing treaties, and the modi
fcation ofrevenues which may bo necessary
thereto, the establishment Of ocean mail service
between New YORK and New Orleans. resp ect
lively, and Eio Jsnerio and Ecunos Ayres and
New Crlesns and aspin wall, fsvorinG the pro.
ject of treaty OF reciprocity with Francs re-
duc!ion Of port charges in the various ports of
tho country: improvement Of the Mississippi
and urging the completion of the Grsss South
ern railway forming with its connections ali
all rail route from sll sections Of our country
to within ninety miles OF Havana" A COM
mittee, with Philip Pendleton, O. Wogs Virgin.
ill., SIS chairman, ana B. &: Linchsn, Of Iowa
secretary, was appointed to memorabilia Con-
gress on the various measures recommended,
and tho convention adjourned sna die. Ths
committee will meet in Washington jan. 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07
Funeral Of Bishop WILMER

The remains of TIC lac Bishop Wilmer, G;
Louisiana, in charge OF Rees. J. +. Girault,
H. Ii. Waters, John Prreigal ard ". p.
Cramer, of the diocese Of L usiaas, and two
soDs of the deceased, r4schsd Bsltm re on
Thursday tight ffou New Orleans, aad tbs
fuoera services were held yesterday at Christ
(Epscopsl) church. whioh was flied, A large
number of c!ereynen were present, irc udine
uesr'y all the FL iscoral rcotors OF the city aGd
rumber from various paris Of the State, New
Y rk sud els where. The services were read
by Bishop Wilmer, Of Alabama, o relative Of
the deceased bishop; Rsv. W. Wa klas. r. ctor
of Christ church; Rev. Campbell Fait, Ct AS
cepsion cturco; and Raw DR.. Hof, OF Tcwsor
town. The remsius were inferred at Gseeu-
cemetery, 10 the frm!y lot. Bishop
Wtiuipgham. of the diocese, Sese uusbe &c
be- present. On scoount OF feeble health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

The Richmond Sun appeals to the members
Of the Legislature to work ! 1t says that they
are twited with being very DESTROYS of serving
the dear peorls--at SO macy dollars day.
They are charged with being negec,lu of the
States best Interests. The Sun says: "Gentle
men. be up and doioe; shorten you. session as
much as possible; work at night in tie begin
ming as at the ending of the session. Waste
20 lime in IDLE pickering, but work work
work and let your records b, clean (which
is very excellent advice. and will be productive
Of good if followed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

Hoe. james Barbour. Ct Cupeper, hes Of
fersa resolution 10 the Hous: Of Delegates
Instructive the Committed o. Haaaca 70 !tqul'e
into tho txpsdiaDcy Of authorizing the issue CT
tax recsiyabc certificates OF Indebtedness IL
proper annual payments for the aErearages doe
the Literary Fuad aud School Fand, and tho
distribution Of The same among The schOo!
boards e,titled thereto, With authority TO sell
them when due, to taxpayers Eithia the dis
trict Of the school board holding such c;rtli
Gates, at price in 30 event less ihau sixty (6O)
cents On cvely dollar CT the face value of sush
certificates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SROwDEN.
SATURDAY EWING, DECEMBER 7, 1878
The frequent exhibitions Of the malignant
hatred entertained by the acknowledged organs

The frequent exhibitions of the malignant
hatred entertained by the acknowledged organs
of The radical psrty. and, consequently, by the
party itself. toward the people of the South
are not calculated to inspire the friends OF the
country with any high hopes Of it's future rise
and progress They tend rather to diss'pate
all such hopes and to cloud the future With
uncertainty. if not to throw over it the pail o.!
black despair, and to make them anticipate the
awful import Of the cry Of peace, peace when
there is no peace. As sample. of the intense
and implacable hatred to which we refer We
offer the following extract from the National
Republican OF this morning, tho OCCASION
of which was an article 10 the Savannah Rec
order, exposing the fimsiuess and fallscy OF tic
charges Of fraud aod Intimidation brought
against the South BY Nj. Hayes in bis message
to Congress, and the radical assertion that ne
has determined to "chsngo his southern pcli-
oy," which, every reasonable man knows, is 90
impossibiIity, as the so called thing alluded to
is not ooy &c uncertain quantity, but hes an
entirely mythical existence:
'Sipce the interview between General Grant
and the traitor Lee at Appomattox, there has
not been heard in tho land such clear and dis
tinct rebel yelp as comes forth from the trait
orous heart of the Recorder. 1t is no courtsr-
felt but the exhslation of lsten: TREASON end re-
bellion which survives that surrender. This
comes Of the mistake ut Aprona'toX, when an
implscable foe WAS treated with marked tolerG-
ton and generous indulgence instead Of being
made 10 pay the penalty Of their crimes With tbs
forfeit Of their lives. Ifjustce had claimed its
own in that hour. snd had not been disarmed BY
the msgnanimous cisnercy Of the coEquerins
power, the President Of the loyal people uf the
United States would have been spared this fresh
outburst of disloyul hate. These embittered
hnters would have found hosptsbe graves in
which thsir disloystty would have oaen ssil'
ckrei in perpetual silence. The righ!ful terlt'
age of h traitor is 8 hempen ecklace and an
early resting place beneath tbs soil De has dis.
honOred Kut for the mistaken emency CT
this GJve,nmsnt in the hour Of VIC o7y lhesa
vipers would not hsv- b,en warmed Tito life by
q mis- guided spirit OF liberation aud be permitted
now 10 insult he loyal sense oflhe country with
these fresh vsporngs frreason. It wisdom and
Justice in the hour Of surrender had shaped and
provided ior the future those wac are now a.
ding insult to Injury would be tending their 1sr.
tilzlng iC6uences to the sacred soil OF ths U!d
Dominion which claims to be the motaer Ct
Presidents, but IS really the nurery OF trea-
son."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07
r.oceedlrgs arc pending againgt four huudre

Proceedings arc pending against four hundred
Illicit 6ist'!lcrs in Tennessee. One hundred and
fly disti cries havu been broken Mp and three
EIlGred arrests M ds iii tins past yosr: James
endeavor.ng TO Negotiate a com oromiso ald 5b.
tain an aunesio tor Tho ciToa:'ers. The State
courts refuse 30 colccf;o 10 th. United States
rcuft5 jurisdiction to- Try Uni:3d Stsio ctfic:ra
:or alleged offences against the +ssle while n
tho dischrgo Of their tutc, sad unLil tas Inattcr
!: sa.t!cG 20 CONFORMING C.n b. macc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

The result of the recent elections he's bad 60
enlivenug effect upor the radicals, fer whereas
before those elections they were putting up bad
mouths abou. the do,lora5lo ocnditioo that was
10 store for The cou:try in cas-, OF democratic
success, they uoI beg the South to observe
that The republicans can settle the affairs OF tAa
country without tho aid OF q s:aele southern
vote 10 Congress OF 10 the Ecotora! College"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07
SEUrtfGFauA Suicide,

CiScIySATr Dec AT hamilton, O., st an
early 1ouc his morning H. Neigh, the propri-
etor Of beer gard al on Heston street shot his
vito through the head end then shot himself.
Both died Instantly. Finsncial and family d;i-
icu!:ics arc euij to bavn baeD tho c9uga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

BALTIMORE Deer. 7-Virginia Gs OLD -; do
deferred -; DO consolidated 5ii; do I'd series
-; pnss G::o coupons 70 Cotton weak snd lower;
miGdlng rcminsiIy 81. Flour dull! and nomi--
nal y atesdy. Wheat Southern in fair dom and
ant fra; Western active ead Gas err for futures;
Southern r,d 5al06; do amber 1U7sll0; No Z
Feins red l0GE ; No2 Western wlnter red spot
end Dec lt%I; Jan l05 lot; Feb lO64al07.
Corn-s:outnern "ctivo and Grmer; Western
quit aid ste@Gy Southern white 43s4j!; do
yellow 43A454; W estern mixed soot cd 45alGs ;
new SPOT and Dec 4jH a4;a; Jan 55s45; stea mer
80 Os!s firm and in light receipt; Southern
and Pcnlm 20s3l Western white 30.3l; do
mized 25a19 Rye firm; Southern 55sj3. Hay
dull and uach sD9ed. Sugar Gull aud lower; 4
soft eS.J!, CofIee quiet; Rio csrgoes ll4al6
nom'Dnl'y. Whiskey mo:e active snd frmer
st 81 C9l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

John L. Kilby. ESQ died III Suffolk CO, last
Thursday. Eo was oEce 8 prominent membar
Of tee Legislature end promineE: Old line whig
He was g lawyer Of sbil!ty and q lne Hhriatsn
oorfle,>,pn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07
Ts;e Night Train.
70 the editor Of the Il erandria Gazette

70 the cGlt0T o. inc Il eTG1GrlG Gazette ::
The maGsgers or the Alexanorls and Wesh-
inston T. L. have been kind enough to run q
special train t7uIn Washington 10 this city every
right ct II 80 This is i good Arrangement, and
accommodates I'll when there is an ordinary
llsy, but this wack snd next MGCuioueh sE-
pesrs Il: the stynal, and rs lis plays are gen :
orally long, it would be q great accommcda ioD
if the t.alng could leave Washington say fifteen
minutes ats: the conclusion Of tho respective
pisys Last night there was q full carload Of
p-ssen gers, and they were compelled to lesve
tbs theatre in tho middle of tie itth act just IS
s"o Ts the 1s in
dilemma; should ,hsy stsY in Washington sil
ght Or lesvo ths pisy v hen st its fever heat"
The latter seemed 10 be the decision Of sil, and
with SD Lcsfts they wendell their way to the
train As there are no night trains Except The
theatre ;TsinJ between Washington and Alexan
dis, We think the officials will, when star is
playing III ~ ,shington, accommodate this con-
MUMMY, e2pIc!sliy during the present engsge-
1l;nt T. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07
rvmT vE III sx.s.vDksqa, UEC'zs.
I 3 Sun sets.

ARRIVED.
Sc27 Lookout. Georgetown, TO Y a Smoot
CLEARED.
&laiD e G knight, New York. by T a Reed.
StGj " Thompson. Leonardtown. by fABesd
ctr - ,.tsno Chaplico, by Jos BToders q 90
Str City Of Washington, Chap.lco, By Toto
mac h'urry Co
scbr twilight. New Haven, by American
Coz! CO
nchc i r Conadon All5n's p. By America
Coil 90.
;-chr Lookout, Aspiawsli, ~ w A. ;moct:
Sahr JaHo l. &ewloa, New York, ~ " a.
SrloO.
schr Sieer Wing Baltimore, by G I Worth
ingtcl,
Schr BOSNIA. Baltimore by 3 hooa'
s3chs Carrie Ho:iacs Gaor2e:own; oV marter'
Fas5RD DOWN.
!5ehT { g 1rynr, Georgetown, Tor Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Sthr FoaulEg Sea. hence, ri EichrAond otn.
SER HidsewooG, Georgetown, ct n OH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

Mr.. Blanc is esid TO be preparing & big
speech on Southern outrages" to be Delivered
at IN early day, in the Senate. The subject lass
boon worn threadbare, and Blaine is Us :csrs-
parent as ths flimsy garment he proposes again
to wave before the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-07

Gov Wade Esupton's condition is sid to be-
very much improved. There is 10 lonssr fa"r
that ampu.stion will bs necessary to ssTo his
life. Next Tuesday the Legislature of the Stats
will probably choose him ss the successor Of
Patterson in the United States Senate.