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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-08-14

- SSItO 49, o
!, ID determine both CIVIL ana ID
that a verdict be rem
.he concurrence OF a less
= h tban the whole:
' II. In those districts ae,su CON- nnt
Il one parish, there shall not
~ ..,, six terms of the district
ach year.
sLusher districts there e sn', s DC
II. parish not less than a 'oaf
II the district court In c eacn
.,.sot in the parish of Cam
= which there shall not be less
80 terms Of the district court
asa ear .,o .or,os
4. drovidsd by law tho terms
district court in each parish
H. 6sed by a rule of said court,
LII MT he changed without
Republication at least thirty
s. dor to such change
&. u shall be in each parish not
n. Nan two jury terms each year
tb d grand jury shall be i'm
! 1dsxcept 10 the parish of Cam
s. which there shall not be less
Al. ,r jury term each year at
81 ,gaud jury shall be inpan'
,;,, sier than jury terms the Gen
!. lmmbly shall provide for
al juries when necessary for
e,.,. aof criminal cases.
shsriffs and Coroners.
Inns. There shall be a sheriff
- homer elected by the qualified
each parish in the State,
an he parish of Orleans, who
telected at the general cleo
hold Office for four years.
uroDer shall act for and
!, td the sheriff whenever the
J. IAsll be party interested and
Hg the shall be a vacancy il
Ieof sheriff, until such va
= dali be filled; but he shall
:. ping such vacancy discharge
!, s Of tax collector.
.,,,,. asiff, except in the parish o
S., shall be ex .officio collectO,
Rsnd parish taxes.
,.,,... sall give separate bonds fol
81. hhl performance of his dut,
,,.,.. apacity. Until otherwis'
,o.;,. the bonds shall he givel
Ing to existing laws.
,mh,, General Assembly, after tn
!. 4. " Of this constitution, shal
= l;s. general law regulating til
s;.... form, condition and mod
nfal ofsuch bonds, so as t,
. .,,.,l sare the State and parish
60 PARTIES in interest.
elected at the first ele(
atfen aaei this constitution shaI
,yers3 WITH the provisions of sue
=. = ln thirty days after it's pre-
0o, in default of which tn
albe declared vacant an
emily vernon shall appoint for til
3, q s Of the term.
- Nv Sheriffs shall receiy
confu aaon from the parish fl
,rneyt llces Ia criminal matte,
;.,,ees ping ofprisoners. conveyin
. the Penitentiary, insar
. the Insane Asylum an
s con. process from another pa
& auy srvice Of process or tt
,aee Of any duty beyond tt
Prov sas own parish excepted
erm Of ucaed five hundred dolla
i such V Tor each Representa-,
:, 80. y may have in the Hou
Juuse aenhtiyes.
,nch q sapensation of sheriffs
Statg aoss shall not exceed fl,
. Il. @sAe amount collected al
" provided, that he shs
befoes 1aarged as tax-collect
saSes proof that he b
coam a,es. ' W y
IN The coroner in ca
arm q y ! Do a doctor of medicil
, ,,oupt s, licensed to practice, al
- rasl physician; provide
! wh'ea shall not apply to a
nted. I sulea there is no regul
: AMI MUSICIAN who will acce
ct only L., Clerks.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-08-14

u There will be a Barbecue and
Grand Mass Meeting of the Democ-
racy of Bossier parish, at Hanks
Mill, five miles south of Rocky
Mount, on Thursday, August 2Sth'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-08-14
Michael MOlauey,
Bellevue, La,

WIFI dig Wells and Cisterns, and do Ditch
w ing, on the shortest notice, at reasona
able rates. MA
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-08-14

u Just received, by Drs. MObley
& Neeson, a fine assortment OF tur-
nip seed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-08-14
Minden Female College,
MlNDEN, IA.
The 25th Session will commence on
Wednesday, the It'll Sept, 1873.

weeks each!
Course of Study Full and complete!
Ieachers-Engaged for every department!
-Unexceptionably heathful!
Buitaiaas and connnodiouss
Grousds-Ample, retired and pleasant!
Terms-Extrenely low, to suit the times!
For Catalogue and full particulars. address
THOS. o. BENTON, President.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-08-14

ii. BarnacaStle.
The Committee on Arrangements
will meet at Hanks Mill on Monday,
August 18th.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-09-06
MRS. CLEMENTS HELP.

"of all things this is the worst II,
eSerih my life expected 70 hear such news
Why, our George has gone md got mar
ried. Dye near.
Good Mrs. Clements pushed her steel
bowed speetacles of her bright eyes, and
dropped her letters n her lap, 4 she
turned round TO her husband, the stout
clever old farmer who VA eontentealy
stroklng ~ old white CT
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-09-06

Chase said he never before thought big
boys ought To go TO school in haying and
and harvesting. butte believed h. should
send Ned next year, If Ned wanted to
go.
''Wlll you come over, Polly" asked
the Squire, rs he was getting into the wag
on to drive home.
Il will )mc," was the answer
4 month later there was grant we'd
ding ut the Ox-bow farm house, and Mrs
Jones appeared in q handsome new dress,
which she had won from Tobias, because
she could not see why he had any thing
10 do with the making OF match that
came about because of the finding OF
Squire Chase Drindlad oA in Widow
Hooker's west field
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-09-06
"HE GIvETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.

\ was the sunset hour. and over the hills
The stately king of day,
nth royal pomp like 3 conqueror old,
Trough crimson arches and gates Of gold
} Marches on IN his glorious way.
a 4 low rooted cottage where ~oodbines
de u chung
3 And clustering rooes smi ed
ith re weren't mcin and robe Of white
~ the passing sunsets lingering light
There kneeicd A little child
nk
y, folded hands seemed tropical flower
With petals half unrolled;
Wd the sweet young face, like a rosebud fair
lCh tn clustering rings of shining hair
e ;lasped like q caliX Of gold
yoice as sweet As ii blue bird's uotc
ll!tSrOke soft on the pcrtumed air,
ea-lile the rose bent low from the shtlterm-
lch caves
y ID the woodbine hrl7hed its nhspcri1g c
leaves
rs be breathcd hie evening prayer
III.
lew ] lay me down Is sleep,
in lay h kept and blessed,
His should die before ! wake
., ray thee, Lord, my soul % taxi,
.nto Thy perfect rest"
efs WY dropped the heavy lids
beIospr the the shades drew nigh
MA dep, like g tender mother, pressed
] e weary head up II her breast
md sang her lullaby.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-09-06
FOUND DROWNED.

See where she lay, there, dead Aione,
Stretched on the cold, damp marble stone;
Saught but the constant drips
That fall Spon her upturned lips
Disturbs the solemn, silent gloon
Which reign within the cherries room
"tTis but suicide" you say,
Md thoughtles.lY you turn Away,
But could you know the woeful tale
That lies behind that visage pale,
Perhaps you'd turn and heed once more
Her tale OF sorrows fun d store,
Found drowned this i the verdict given
Without 3 thought Of how she had striyen
With all her might, 70 force her way
Gainst fearful trials, every day
Encountered in her path, and saw
Her from Il watery grave,
You do not know the suffering bUrnc
Ere from this earth herself she'd torn,
Upon this cold world cast away
Mid sin and trouble doomed 10 stray,
She, 70 preserve 3 spotless name,
Had drowned herself l. she to blame?
To rest her weary head-no place;
Starvation Stares her in the face:
No on" a kindly hand extends
No one her wr.lShed lot befriends.
And thus, in her sad, friendless stat.
ilon, she met her dreadful fate
Cold charity has closed It's door
Quite useless now to struggle more,
So in her dark and blank despair,
Her pale lips murmar one short pray-r
With eyes uptuned to Him who saves.
She leaps into tte tossing waves
And thus DANE kunor every das
Announces in 4 casual way
The story Of body found
OF one who probably was drowned; =
But seldom does she ever tell
Tie sorrows which the a-ets6 fettl}
Let's pray with universal br,a
For one who meets untiincis sze>
Let all the bells Of pity toll
\ requiem for the poor ones sou
And maybe God, e'er juet and righ,
vii bless and make her future bright
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-09-06

kaAoul Pickle T. twe gallon. oi
chopped cabbage aHa green tomatoes
mixed put five tablespoonfula Of made
mustard three gllls ot mustard seed,
I've tahlespoonfns Of cloves, one gill Of
salt, one pound Of chopped onions, one
pound ot brown sugar, celery seed 70 your
taste, and three quarts OF good vinegar
Boil il we'll and stir il well together.
The vegetables should he cooked till
tender and clear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
The a'ocaSsptt AGvcntistS.

Boston. JAY 2S.-Freenau. the Pocss;clt
adventist, has baen visited 10 the jill at Barn
stable. He is still 10 the sams frsmo Of mind as
be has been sinco the death Of his daughter. HC
refuses to take any legal advice Tor his approach
ing trial. Should the State furnish him couo
sci he says he will rot have any ppiuts Of the
tr Igedy amootbcd dowo 10 order to make q
good delclse. Should cvunse b. furnished
and attempt such policy contrary to Freeman $
idea ef the exact facts Freeman says he will
iutertup. him on the spot and have the stale
meut made light. Mrs. freeman continues 10
q amentsblo condition. A few days after her
arrest she seemed to see the cnoruity Of tho
deed and TO feel the forco Of her bereavement.
but latterIy she has fallen under the cid deIu,
sion. She now links her husband did perftcs.
~ right, aud defends his entire course. Both
of them ore perfectly contented 10 their con-
fneueDt, and talk nationally upon every subject
except tho one theme which hes given such a
dark hue 10 their lives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
Arrested.

NEW YORK, July 2S-A San Antonio,
Texas. special of yesterday s;ys: The son Of
Gen. Il o. 9. Orl,t department commander,
James Ord. was arrested to-day at PDeasaDton,
Atascosa county, charged with being accessory
to the killing Of Theodore 7. DeRees. who was
killed there yesterday evening. Dewees, who
was sheep raocher, aud who gambed had a
teud, which originated 10 Charles L:mpke hsv'
Jog told his family of his sporting proclivities,
and resulted in Devices wifes separation from
him. Lempke and he met last evening and bad
aousrrel, which resulted 10 the desth of Dew
ees, and it is charged that young Ord furnishes
Lsmpke with tho knife with which he stabbed
Devices in tho abdomen. causing his death in q
few moments. Dewees has relatives here who
are wealthy and he is wealthy. Ord has been
released on bond and will be fined for carrying
deadly weapons. Ords counsel think Ords con-
nection with the affair will cease upon his pay.
ment of the fine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
TIE Hickman TrinI-FaiIarc Of the
jury to Agree.

ISpaciiI Dispatch 10 The Alexandra Gazette. |
FRONT ROYAL, WARREN CoUSTY. July IS.
10 the case tf Jones Hook mao, en- tIiGl here
for the murder of Js5oss Foster 90 tho l4:h of
last April, the jury being uaabls 10 agree, were
DISCHARGED al Eioe o'clock Gu Saturday night.
Tue Jury stool ui1o fer acqui!tal aod three Tor
Conviction. Upos tee discharge OF the jury
tho prisocer was rcl,aaed from custody upon
bail Ct 81 900. Fos:er wss shot ca the hgh
war, between IL and II o CLOCK 10 toe morning,
by bis murderer. who IVES concealed 10 bilnd
made Of rice brush ab2ut - yards ftom the
road. Tn, murder cxCi:e3 ia;cna, feeling
among the people Is every part o! tie c3uaLy.
Susrici,u attsciiog TO Ilockm 81, between whom
and the deceased there bad been dispute. be
was arrested and committed to ia!l, ADD aller
10 cxaninatioG sen! Gil FIR in5iter trial, and
vas ioGi,ted az SUBS l5nt term OF the court
The piisouer was tefcu!ed by Messrs. Giles
Cook, IT,, OF Ftout Royal, Gen. Jas. ii. Viii
liaus, OF WiacheaterA AID }. \. Meusl=e' CT
Rappahaopoc; equally Inc Stale was repro
serted by tho Commonwealth Attorney for
Warren, II. II. Dowting, aud MSj1r Holmes
Conrad, Of Winchester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
Sa2E-S or TfsE DEF.

The L,pdou Daily News aonoucces tia: U.
s. Minister Welsh has resigned, AID will sail
for home ahou. Angus, 60
The Apglo.AneEican Gable Company propose
tolsY new cltlo nrxs year to tacllltate 10
creased busiaes5 Z. lover rates, IN view OF 'ne
approaching coup!e!i3a Of tic pew ffetca
cable.
Judge Sstt!, CT North Caro!ina, is 10 Wash;
iuvtop. Ills friends declare ttat GRAFT ana
Settle" il tie republican, ticket lcr 1881, as Il
would get toe support Q! every s2ottefu uc'l-
gstloo.
Lieut.. Gov. Robitaii!s. the SUCCESSOR OF Lieut..
Gov. Lstei=r, was sworn TOTO choe al Qle-
bee, Cauads, Saturday. An Indignation meet
log was held 10 Montreal Saturday night aoo
resolutions were passed Strongly protesting
sgai1st L,teliier's removal.
Robert W. Johnsoo, representative from
Arkansas from lSi7 to 1855, and Seuator 10
Congress lrotn thst tine 10 1861, died Salut-
day ulstt a: 1850 at his residence 10 Little
Rock, after 40 Illness Ct ITO weeks. Pnor 70
| the war he was man i unparalleled pcpalaTl
~ 10 Arkansas.
A severe storn Ia ard around Philadelphia
Saturday, unrootcd 8 Ernbcr Of buildings and
| uproo,cd many trees. Considerable damage
| was 0oue also By storm at lIttsou7g acc
10 other parts Of Western PENNY lvspa. ~
Petroio 25 stores and dwelllnes Wero Washsc
away The total loss is estimated at one tuu'
dred thousand dollars.
40 unusually heavy rainfall occurred ir
Frederick couoty, Nd, On Thursday evening
| last, h,cding William iuauel, on the Balt
| more aui Ohio Railroad, one mile west OF Polo
| of Rocks, by what is believed to have been
wafer spout Seventeen cars Of west bou1c
freight train were throwo eff The track. The
engine was stopped by heavy SAID drifts, and
the fires were cxtiogu!shed By tina deep volume
OF water, which rose several feet 10 moment:
time. Whcn the storm passed the track fo
acm, distance was found cowr letely blocked
With saad, and i. was several hours before ;
force OF men were able 10 clear it. Va Friday
night portion Of the Little Seocca trestIlnt
on the Metropolitan Brluch Of the BAltlnort
and O aio Railroad was washed away by Thu
water. which rose fifteen feet 10 short spac
of Tina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
EEEsEE.iL.

z y ACT lsins lha salsr.e. Of tas eli :cI: AL
men of the city police f. &C.
Sec. lEt BE il enac.ed, That mo SAFELY OF tHc
captain be fxed at five hundred and ttty doInF:
For snuuu.
Sec I'd. Thst tic salary of The iisuIeaa2. b.
fixed 81 fva bu1tr=j dJl!aFs per snEun.
Sec Sd I'll. = = os.hriss OF eSch vi me police
men be fad - -. :Iuadrcd nrd eighty d).s-+
per nT'iuG.
Sec ~. 80 !. ll .uer enacted Ths. ~,
Parts &C Gc;s ard sIJr ements thereto coniliciias
7i.h T. scL b., aE1 tie sans s!e hereby, re-
peaei
Se: 3 To-. net slsli b, in forco from aud 81.
ter he G'.t DIV oil August. 1873.
?.Gs,t Board Of Aldermen. July -, iol9.
l.. Z. DOWNHAM, Presdent.
Pa:sd Common Council, July =. 1879
T.. BECNHAM, President.
Approved July IS. 1879.
CUURTLAN d II SMITH, Mayo
Teste: JAMES X. CATION, Cpk. Z. Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
V-IIsG7SY.4 yN.EIi.S.

The managers Of the Lee Monument have do
cided not to have bail a. the White Sulphur
this summer Tor tn, b.ueli. Of that association.
Mr.. William Green. who has been so i'll for
the past week, 10 Richmond. has greatly IN
proved, ard bis medical attendants have hopes
of bis recovery. llo has good appetite and Is
quito comfortable.
TIE Norwegian bark N. II. Keulz,n, clear
ed on Saturday from Richmond for Bahia,
Brazil, laden with three thopsaci aud thirty
barrels aud one HUNDRED hall barrels OF tlour,
valued ct S2U, iSo.To.
John L. PJindex!cr, who killed Curtis, oo-
cupics privileged quarters IN Tho city JAIL OIL
Richmond 90 the certiioltc OF the physician to
that institution atd his regular incident at
tendaDt.
The IDIOT committees OF Richmond and Hen
rico have agreed 10 hold primary election for
the nomioaico Of candidates for Senators and
Delegates on the llth day CT September
From present iad;cstio6s there viii be about
IF cco cIodi latcs II the h:!d.
The Dismal Swanp fires are abatiuy. b.
sides the immense less ia lumber aud cord WOOD
the surface soil has beel destroyed Oh thous-
ands of acres # laai extending almost 10 the
North Carolioa loc, when 1t will take many
years to reclaim
10 Petersburg, Saturday evening, CAPTAIN
Danel Dodsou, au li,or Ct the Petersburg Rail.
road Company, bis riIe, fsa dan shterir two
sraudchiliicc and Geek, wero made seriously
i'll by eating Ice c,can, .hs cu't,rl OF which
was billed il 9 brass kettle. N=igh5or5 10
whom s)pe Ct the cream had 5aea sent were
also tax 81 ill after eating II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The State Central Committee Of the C0nser.
valve pity will meet 10 Richmond on the 7th
ploxiuo, t)r what purpose tn, GILL does not
state, bat We trust to make such arraugema nts
hat 10 he election for members Of the General
Assembly to &c held 10 the fall no N N can be-
come 9 oomirce Of the Conservative party unless
he shall sgree to oppose utterly the schemes If
the Ie!diusters for reors auiziog the Curt Of
Appeals and ubsetilog the State debt question.
Toat question has low been settled according
to tho views Of maj ,riy Of the people Of the
Stale, msjorty It tho members Of the last
Genera! Assembly,and a majority Of those most
interested n tn: States welfare. and all at.
tcmp,s 10 unsctt!c il, q! least unt! sufficient
time shall have elapsed to ties: its efficiency,
should be opposed By tho uoitcd strength OF the
DrrtV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BI
ED9AR SNOW
MONDAY EVENING. JULY 70. 1879.

Last yesr the experts Of b:eads!ufs from
This courtry exceeded those OF cotton. This
ysar they tx,.ed those ef cotton and tobacco
confined. This proves that the country is
best fortified OF its mes: important point. 1t
has long furnished 6 large portion tt the world
With clothing and tobacco, and it is now looked
to as the eraiDerY from which the short crops
of other c,u1trics Gao have their deficiencies
supplied. If Sscretsry Sherman can cniy keep
tho currency o. its present Valae, Of which.
however, there !s much doubt, owing to the
prcvalauce OF the doctrines Of the silvertes, and
t. his presidential aspirations, which may To-
du,s him to adopt those doctrines, and if the
stale and unprc6tatls sectional luminosity that
tho radicals are endeavoring to rekndle through
oat the ceun;ry could be assuaged, it not Tor
gotten, the people Of the Uoited States would
have al the conditions for making them The
mcst prosperous Oh the facs OF the globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The Angus. number of the Southern Histoli-
cal Papers has been received from its publisher,
the secretary of the association, Rev Nv. Jones.
Richmond. It's contents are: Foreign Recog.
milton of the CoIfederscy; The Battle of Viii
lismsbuig; Our Fallen Heroes; Sketches of
Operations Of General Breckenridge; Prison
Experiences, and Editorial Paragraphs. The
leading article, letter written by the late James
Lyons Iof Richmond will show plainly enough,
to those Who have ever entertained any doubt
upon the subject, that the Lincoln administration
seeded States into the Union, and to guarantee
10 them the possession of their slaves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The frequency with which cases OF niseege-
nation. either with or without! marriage, are
nov happening 10 The North, in which white
girls and negro men arc the parties, and the
disgusting particulars Of which arc published
10 the newspaper, CT that section, is sad
commentary upon the dopravity Of human ma.
lure. Such unious ore unnatural, and natures.
unlike human, Laws GIN not {, broken with im-
puaiy Ofauc:s must come, but Voc unto
those BY whom they come. The great number
Of such cas;s. and the recent alarming decrease
OF outrageous crimes in The Ncrb, committed
by negroes, may probably produ,a d change 10
tho views Of som, OF tho people of that s.ctiOn
regarding The desirablsness of assisting the nc.
gro exodus from the South. ard Of donicug
the euigraats 10 their midst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
Marine Disasters,

LONDON, July 28.-The British ship River
Lune." Capt Robson, from San Francisco,
Dec. 29th. which arrived at LOrient Franco,
June 2ltn, is ashore On one otthe Scilly Islands
It is expected that she will become total wreck
The crew has been rescued.
A dispatch dated Valparaiso. July Cob, 10
Loyos. says: THE Pacific Steam Navigation
Compsny's steamer Illimsni, Of 4.OOO tons. has
been wrecked. All hands were saved"
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EI).

a! 6 20 a. 10. July 18Th, Of cholera infsntam
HAROLD REGIS infant twin son Of John and
Teress n. A. Donnelly, aged months and 9
Gsys. ~ Friends Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral, from his parents residence
80 Prince street, on Tuesday sf.rrnoon. q. i've
O'clock. IL Washington papers please copy.
At Briphtside. Lake Rowland resr Bsltimora
on July l9.h. 1879. WILLIAM SOTHOkON
POWELL, infant son Ct William s. aud Lily
B. Powell, and grandson Of Capt Il. Is. Powell.
of Lecsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The i,og Tautcd rein has come at last. The
thirsty cath 'srpsd it Up with avidi'y. aud has
BEEN b'es:c3 by tic copicus showers that have
been v,uc3saf;d it. The refreshing waters
were not uggardlg il their ouil)T either, but
poured out far aDd vide ever tho whole section
that had b:eo /; fl cied by the drought, aud
brought reiIcshmeut to every l!v;rg thiog. The
raio came almas: 100 late Cor the early corr aud
the late potatoes. but all the o!her eroaing
crops nave been either secured or considerably
bcps fitted b;i..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
Arrived.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, July 2S.-Hun phrey
G. Allen and Michael Coleman, OF the schooner
Addison G. Proctor. who were lost from that
vessel 10 fox on 81. Peters bank juno 25lb,
arrived homo this morniag. They we're 10 q
dory three days without any food except raw
haltut bsfore beiag picked % by schooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The resignation OF MIR. Welsh as Minister to
Eoglaud will give the President another oppor
tuuity Of showing how unnecessary it is to have
Minister to Eoglani. and Of course, 10 any
other couotry. and now easily tho great expense
of the diplomatic service cau DO avoided. Tho
Berlin mission wSs vacant a long lime to Mt
body's detrimcat, and the samo would DO the
case as regards L,rdou. Tho telegraph has
done away with the necessity for forsign mis-
Sims
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The Angus. number Of Scrbnel's Magazine
coutsics erudgicg aud i'll nslured apology for
the groundless aud tratutous insult 10 the
people Of The South ia tho JUICE number, AID
while evidently tx!cred by reason Of the fear
Of the less Of southern patronage, is made the
occasion fer an appeal for northern support by
flttriag The people CT that section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
LATER,
secrelary sherman and Party.

BANGOR ME-, July 2S-The revenue cutter
Grant sailed this morning on tour of inspection
OF light houses, having Oh board Secretary
Sherman, who was accompanied to Backsport
BY Postmaster General Key with bis party and
several ciiz.ns Of Bangor. The Postmaster
General and party returned hera on special
train and this afternoon will visit tho lumber
mills Gear Oropo,