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and four We're br.keo. They Gro OF ,he
kicd used g. che Catholic church, amt il
is supposed that ,bc, arc tho >amo tina.
were stolen from ~ JoScph's Catholic
church i'm this place some umo i'm the
year oClS5f Thov are $50 n good state OF
preservation. lfr,1,s5uV independent
There is nothing like frank, simple
way 5..,.-Sos tu,ns-- For instance, there
is Mr. J0hu'C. OBUen, who lives "un the
Chill road, near Rochester, aud PRESENTS
umrs of the Rochester C.ion; Il would
respectfully suggest TO The tourists who
visit our ueiglb2Ihood "a, nigh, foy the
purpose OF stealing tr0.i, tAa' tucy pro
vide themselves with cauls hearing their
usnes ard addresses for tuc purpose Of
facilitating ID, fcur ;inn OF their BOD
les by the coroner, unl securing he
prompt transmission CT their remains 60
their sorrowiuS relatives"
Elhu Gro in Court.
Eihu Gregg was brought into Court
ou Tuesday wayaiuE lh1, sn uiior wish;
%, made ly which tho sou,euco of tho
Circuit Court ot SGD. which condemned
Gregg q, oe huus, should h' cNocutvd.
But upon suggestion mato by Gregg,
through mis- counsel, Coo. Cd. pfvouuort.
Esq. Tint There h,s heretofore boon all
allowed hy the Snprcme Court ot Appeals
Supor~cJca- To- thc Judgement of ,ho
Circuit, Court pt th,- county madc, as
before stated, 100 l~a1, tho Conn remm
jol .rc prisoner 60 The Jail or this coun-
s., until itmny loo officially a>ccr,a!ncl
whether or not thoro i, such proceeding
pending IA the Court OF Appeals, II il
shall Dv found thrt ,horc has boon no
such action taEon i'm the Court OF Ap,
pcals, the The sentence of tie Court Of
1859 Will lc carried into effect, unless its
cNccuuon shall be stayed by writ ol
error and Supcrscdcas. and that time
may bo allowed for application for such
witt, lho Court announced that the tmc
OF Grc.a,'s execution houj pot hc hNcd
earlier than the third day after the secs
oud We mo-day % january nCNt, being
.he first day OF ,ha term of the Court ol
Appeals, 20 DO Loll at Charleston.
Pending tho Time, Gregg VIII probably
Doe Sc blck 10 his late quarters at
Wheeling Tor groWcr. security, uu'cs,
The jail here shall bo found ON
examination To- Poe entirely safe.
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AG. '-'0 =" 30 'ilr''.i "' D."
Ggadngtc Ioidscits Brcdicol Co'lcGe.
trvewJJD PRESTON COUNTY w VA.
TENDERS his professional services
a. tho citizens of KiuEwood AND vicinity.
Ntgur CAMS promptly answered from
esidenco ON old Academy site.
OFFICE-Iu residence, .5>cPIi
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B & %. g. r. TINE TABLE.

Condensed time table OF Passenger
Trains ot the Baltimore Sc Ohio Railroad.
for the stations named below, " nich ,0o6
effect May. iSth, .o5'.
EASTWARD HOUND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-11

Tho ARGUS and tho Wheeling Rcgstcr
for $500 a year.
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STATIONS. No.t, No.tsNo. -7.No. IS
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Moody and sankey.

CLEvELASD. October 5.-Moody and
Sankcy, began series of meetings in
Do1n's Tabernacle This afternoon. This
evening Mr. Moody prelchcd in the Tab
omaclc loan inmsuscaudicuco Joseph
Cook addressed an Overlooking meeting
ia .IC Stone Church
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:. Sew Financial rIa1;uru,.

Is aeo: as can De nscertsinet, the lollawiag s
50 70 tael~" arsncia, platform of the Cemoc
ray: Tho absolute retirement OF tbs legal tond.
u :tr:ei.bsc. on Tie ground thst It IS uncoussi-
irtIoaai, dangerous dishonrs! ard UNNECESSARY :;
Tree coinage %; siiGer anu gold IS q condition
precedent 10 tbs retirement Of the legal tender
green b.cS; ,he modification Ct the National
GsaEiaZ law By ada;:ias tho system to the re-
LEomeht ct the legal tender srceGbsck, With an
..fnGEdaieI. ia5t hah!; !e:crrss aGd redemption
i1:nd; Tor bank notes shall bH kept only in gold
and silver coin; the disconlinusncc Of the lssu-
'Es al paper money. ii paper certificates ia any
form by sh9 general government, and by any
Ga-.ks, except those that will redeem IN coin;
tho maintenance oi the present standard Of tie
weight snd taaGo:s Of existing geld coin; Tho
d'scpr-lnuance Of tho sinking fund for five
years. on aGCouE. Of The alleged fs4t thst enough
has rr"E set apart IN advance CT Tho requi.e-
scents ii tie statute 10 iufl the provisions OF
t!:C Sin;!ag iund Tor that period 8 reduction OF
taz&iion,- lI'd5h. cor Bat A0s.
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TO be E1aRwptl.

PHILADELPHIA, Oot. 30.-lSla, Jaoob sen,
the shloC recently convicted OF the murder at
sea Ct Charles d. Brooks, the mate O! the shin
Sea hing, on the l7,h Of August last. was
brought up TO day icr sentence. Tho Judge
denied rH'2n iOr ne,g trial, and sentenced
tho prisoner to be hsuged on I'll. 30;h Of Jazz
uary next. D: tho Other sailors convicted Of
n,anslauehter i1r rariiciI ation in ih1 killing OF
Brooks, ksrl j. Crawford anl John Clark were
sentenced e. al imprls2nmcn: Of ten Years
cSoh, hxri Ny1aFE Ia eight years. aud Peter
i'oss nlIssen to SIX years inIrisoumen'. a
hoe OF $500 was also imposed on cecb. Jacoh
sen will be hanged ia The corridor of the oountv
prlsCu.
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sEeus.:e;: g: :I:e Army @. Narsl,ern
SErSinsN.
i Dispatch 10 Inc Baltimore Sun from Rich.
mohd dated last night says.

i diapgtch 10 Inc Baltimore Sun from i.ich-
moHd dated last night says
"iho annual reunion Of tho survivors OF tho
Army CT Northern Virginia took place to-
n!2t;. GcE. Ni:2au Oh i,eo, of Stafford, deliver.
O. ;!:H aGd,cs:. cha subject WIS The Ralt.o
Il Charlottesville" General Lees address
consumed "hGn. two and y hat hours. His re-.
view CT the battle Of charlottesville was yerv
exhaustive. Speaking Of tho last meeting DO.
tween Jac:2c: aad Lea, tho speaker said al
saa:e. iEcy took their seats on los or the right
or Roth eds q he plant; road and lit.!o dis
::@ncc IN sho woods. Col. Marshall, tho we'll
known @l!-dc camp o. Gen. Lee, was tho only
resaoH present, having boon ordered to como 10
iho apo. to wife q letter 10 Mt. Davis dictsted
by zen Lee. That Ulcer, in substance, said
that Gen. jackson remarked 10 tho commander.
)n-chloi lh:. he did not thinl; there would BIZ
any Ct the cremya force. or this sido of tho river
ny he following morning. Gen. Leo said no
CHI not lock for such - result and said we
must make ready 10 attack hin-Iho encmy-if
NC aad tiai 10 morrow, ard you must mako all
Arrangements to move on his right nank.' The
remainder OFT the address wss devoted princi-
psiiy - ire positions OF tho armies during tho
light n charlottesville. After TIE conclusion
vi Gen. less address banquet vas given. at
which, for the ttst tins since the o!rgn. ,tiCo of
iha association, ladies' attended.
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,a.a'a:: Correspondence o; i$e .is,2',. G-tti9
WAst1NGroA. y. i, D:;. 80, 1879.
tho tntC::9r i ;:o u2'Y governments! dc
aar@cr. - 2loi :hc SSh9cs, attention II
.'3!a! TO The ci:,i s,r:itl :3i@g:. 2ig,G!ar. in
to"t i, p2:Li:c1t, wAi!1 i; employers arc olios'
90 10 20 to NaH Yak - IKE pl.: 2 political
Affairs, sni G,sjss n l,.c ,lccii,0 q Cornell,
the tina the? ere absent on such work IS de-
Quoted; lcUIn their month ; summer holiday. 10
al! The cl&@r departments the tso weeks en-
aumlG H. The clerks i'll Il, c 100 rylca is ilad
.0sa 70 TAO government, 81 th"y d!GW lhGir reg
u!ar puy lei such tIas np:! irnyc their month =
holiday IL addition.
The rrc.I! ~ tie Treasury to day iroal in
tc7Gal !cecouA amounted e. $3.50 25l; from
c;:s!ams, :5jS,225%. The National Bank uotcs
received los redemption anounIcd to $SS 600.
En-. HHnin. COMMISSIONER u ln!crn,l kcv5h
uur, sGya he hes hear! rothns OF tbs raid tha!
vas reported 10 have been mad) upon him BE-
Virginia republicans for his letter 10 Collector
Van !Aul lou, nor oil the raiders; that he sees
Van Aukap, "wGu l. IN able n.G," - making
s2ec2hCs Gu tho right side, AID that lie Haum)
cant Imagine why any Republican in Virginia
=,
| il taey will there IS nc help Tor It. lie scys hc
| bias received several letters !:oM republicans il
! Tie Statc-o1e ir0m Nr. \ :sh, which say tina,
! he Administration G0csu' / understand tbs Elr,
! s!1a dub: qu SL,tn. and that there is chance
gi getting republican u. s. Srpa@0r from Fiy-
}lLi3 By occtins I'll anti'deot paiiag legislature,
bat t':;st 2 pays 10 attention. ~ sach silly Eabbl9
AMI t:.;;5 !! E2uuhICIu4, 80 we'll &S conservatives
/ kEOS UiISt y best Tor them they will vntn IN,
| tic G@bt gallgg c.ntiiaits. y slant S ore
tn!y Vi thu Treasury Iiawley asyS lie has heard
| n9tillCg more from Mr.. Foster, who took coca
| aicn Is Sbow h!a disregard OF !hc civ! service
~, I'm oricr, hg wiring . letter in tavor Of Tc
:uciA!o2.
TIC !r.!oaiGg postal changes III Virginia
! tt"!ow, tiiisJ !7aIi' Co., with J. T. Haley d:
postmaster. and al lyae Gedir, Pstrick Co,
| with }. i. Clark rs postmaster.
j But .aw boats rcaChod Georgatovn thi; morn.
ing Tnoy probably tic up st night snd arc
only arriving slowly. The water, too, in the
cHn2! Is NO: vet deep enough for lGll, FREQ end
uGiniorruoted navigation.
| This was Gn exceedingly bustcrg ami dusty
! dsy NJ tho National far 2rouad,, bat tho crowI
Ihero Was jaTGcr than on any preceding day.
Three buildings on !ota adj dining the Nstons1
| lar grounds wera destroyed bC fra ut an early
] hour this morning.
| hb2U. enc o'clock to.dsy ! pot Of burning lar
VS. accidentally upset cn tho forward deck OF
lH9 steamer George Loary, lying q. tho foot 81
III street, ard in AZ instant donsc black
SG'nh" cn"n!rprd The whole steamer, producing
'.E "is:in Wh;lh 2rouGhL OFT tao fro department
%Hi c5"''!'nE :" fuU;or on tho streets that the
| S.cn!nt" - being destroyed. Some of her wood
|"rt %:.s au:rcd AMI moro IL j. scortchcd bu$
S!-3 WI! rePs:T tao whole loss
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1a~Efs-S az Tss9; f..;s e.

~. 4. HciIa:Hoa, comnl :cial ,.!j!o: q tua
San francisco Chronicle, s|:o, hlr.S3iE !w:c, 10
the head yesterday Afternoon ~ thr Ar;1n
saloon, Oh <caguty street. ! lis :oun':a vel!
probably pTo7o ;s's
The segcr,s siO1nr cy,r hnnwH &. tAS TING
Of tho Year oceayrtd ga Nj. Washington, ".
H., 2csicri,y. tn uiat. u! 10 =. H., atia,nod
v,laa.iy q ~ ,,,iicS a i, u, accompanied
by snon:, whjcr -, II. 7 i.i!irr Tor Iwa1t? trG:
hcu-=.
Tie hn, Yican Missionary Association at
Chits:o lcs,5rla Y heard nn Iutcrcg!ing address
by l'r a!ticG; Merritt, Ct TIC EiDIU. Wis. COL
!csc, showing tha. The divine sIgEiiic.nc OF
the negro race il hmCric, was TINT they were
dtst ned ~ cVargclizo Aitlol.
The Washington correspondent OF the Balti
more American says much Indignation is OK
gress d by tho Democracy aeciDst DooIkecpcr
Field, ct tie House OF Representatives, at his
re!usa! 10 contribute to Tho Ohio campaign
tucI. Co. Fields action il considered the
mere urkini because, il addition TO his 0wn
salary OF 81 500 per year, one sen is d clerk st
: 20, annual salary. AID another ls a cadet
at West Point. Il !s due TO Col. Field TO gay
that he is the best dCrrkctprr the Democrats
have had lhcs !ar.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has DOW 72O
miles OF track in operation, calculated to ,uu
trains to lie CouGbia liver 10 less than five
yca!s. West Of tho Mi:sluli division there are
four divisions 10 be constructed before the Co..
lulntia river is reached. Whcn the Missouri
div sion is finished TO tho Yellowstone there
will remain IL gaa CT about SEQ miles. A line
OF SIX cLd four horse coaches will operate this
interval, bu! tho lnagLh Of this mail route will
shorten every week. 4 line .! Inland steamers
is now runuias on tho Ucumli. river 10 Port
land. il OrccOo. ind 10 the PacjG, ccnsn,
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Ng9od.n.vu agricultural Sneist,
Rcporini jJT the -iL2raa.lriu Gazette.

Rtp0yini iyT the -ih2rGNlym Gu-cHc.
The O';of''r nceting o; this Society va lcId
at levi i. SllicE, on tho 3j;h int
Ia Tho absencc OF thu President II II. Ma
sen was elected chairman, with N. w. Piersn,
secretary.
he subject iatro,!uaai idr discu sion WAS
raising potatoes. cash Elenlhcr giving his moIo
aGd the rcsuIi.
| The secretary b.ilg ciloh upoo, LED eff as
| follows q: Select sod Iaad ii poor apply twenty
| llvc loads OF coarEc stable manlrc to tho acre
| poW under early 10 the sclsoc re plow about
the last Of May for late crop harrow thorough.
| " and Plant from thu first to tho fifteenth Of
Juno Ia drills three feet apart, in which about
800 pounds of bono phosphate has been sprinkl
| ed to the acre. Cut potatoes to two eyes, and
| drop two pieces fifteen inches apart in The
drills co7cr By turning two burrows over each
row. Just as the potatoes SIC coming up har.
row down the ridges. killing woods and making
mellow soil. This treatment with three
workings ought to cause . yi9ld OF 200 buihcl.
to the acre.
L. IL. Troth powcd under heavy crop o,
clover 10 hlsy ; used about 500 pounds of fen
tllIzcr PER acre 10 drills !; cut medium 3 re po-
tatoes In two parts dropoi oac n;c3:; about fl
teen inches apart in drills. Expected to &c,
from 1850 to POO bushels pr acrc.
MIR. Bu.kman usid stable mauur. on sod
ground, p'owed twice ed worked thoroughly.
Expected 200 bushels per acre for good
crop.
r. +. Roberts plao vas the same o. Mr.,
Iroth's with the same estimated result,
S. II. Suowdcu pursued the same conrs,
Win about the same expectations.
H. t. Stllas H. H. Morrp md NJ H:LI,
planted on core stubblc, souo u:iog stable ma
nure, others phosphate, with cot as good repcrt
az Ih0so planting on sod around.
The repcr: from those that had dug all or
part OF their crop indicated that there would
DC from one half 10 three quarter crop, sem,
iooslug heavily from the dry, hot weather which
prevailed about planting time.
Inc sweet potato crop was reported as fail
urc: yleldlng less than halt crop.
May farmers and gardeners had suffered
great los ID thtlr cabbage being eaten by the
cab5eg, worm. Such should know and re-
member that air Stacked lime sprinklcd Oh
thcw When the worms commence eating will
cr'7e them OFT AID keep them off. This vas
asserted bg ono who tad tried it this season.
Inc crlhc,l conmlItsa reported verbally that
CUR hGat hsu some very hue COWS, large pum.
Der o! thirty porktrs, rnd good horses They
repor'cd failure 10 newly seeded grass field
which was attributed TO the long continued dry,
bot weather this summer.
Olf hes: reported loss of thousands of
sweet potato plants caused by baipg eaten By
Haas. 1t IS suggested as remedy in future to
try air sacked lime az preventive.
Inc next meeting OF the club "! be held ct
5. II. Snowden's Nov. o.
The critical committee appoisted are VIM,
Hunter, G. BsEeogcr and John TboppsQp,
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hCw and revised edition Of the uliri4a! IL
t0ts Q! MCZla Ai!Eln 10 Billy Twins. by n,.
Csc. VI. higbY, anih"! 81 Murkins'a Twin.'s,
g., has been prcari,tci ~ iv thn autEtr. These
letters made tie au'ho: i.;'on, 10 The i,riy
world. and jc3'ivydty "a These who rtai
them III the uli Sourhrrr l.;cca,y Ni,.srng,r
when they fist alp'sr.d. and clGs,d ,ua; I.
sonsatlop, @ti ha Picard t, haze eli nrpo7!r
nifty TO rcrarusc ihrn 10 lhc mat ANA baar,iii,I
form 10 wl:'ci :hrT havr seen puh4h.,! by
Mcssrs CioiMilt \ ,IGc+, printers Of Rciunna,
and those who haze "ot read team viii hardly
let an o9rtruori7 pass Il c!jyirc q treat
that c?nnCt fail 10 !rs.r. fla.: e. ha r|srac
'rr1 that iirr;Go ~ the Irttr's ara real, and
while samo have ?,.s?l away many set 7c
rnain.
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l:nli! tG acoi ly raI@Ic.C &C. 10 card in huaihrr
column that MIR. j. Willard Green ~ nriit CT
the rrrndlalon nor aay other sor: ci can;i-
date for The House ri Delegates from Prince
W'am county. This will be news to mang Of
Mr.. Gic;n's adopted countymcu, but it shows
n commendable dhc.eton on his rart |; will
also 10 observed, however. that the rroan!
OH" election has not ahatcd i, icrgor in the
grcenback Cause. His fidelity TO that cause re
tloc!s no:e credit upol his consistency than his
Judgment.
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The LIT, 4th, j.h, 9Th ard 7th plapks IN Tho
Hoptscd no'S platform Of the democratic parry,
mentioned in uuo,hcr column, are GOOD enough
t'r anybody to t:ra CO. and il supplemented
b. others providing for free trade, an incomo
tax, abolition Ct The diplomatic service, transfer
OF the Indian bureau to the War Department,
and ons or two Others Of less importance would
tend 10 no Slight degree II restore delntc racy
TO the favor Ct the couutry.
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storm.

HALIFAX n. l., Oct. &1.-1ho stof1 oi
yesterday moFaIng wa4 felt severely nthc east
ctn portion ot the r;oviGcn. 4; p,rt MuI,
grave lrrFiid tnIi:c!ac ii0m the cost ragged
h!l The intrn!0g doi2e Immense damage to the
building" and wna!vrs and blowing several
vessels ASHORE. Seven bu!diags Wcro blown
DOVE. Such s-y.ra siorm WAS never expo.
Ilercad before 10 shat section Of The c,untrv
telegram from Poi Hastings sass the most
severe gaic ever experienced in ha locality rig.
cd from caily 10 the morning nnti nool, whcu
II reached lia height. Il rumhcr nf bulldogs
w"f" blown down md The roofs Of ,thers were
blown IT, pGcos and carried SWAY by Tho wind
HccrcclV untiing II tho place cccarod injury.
IL ~ r"pVctod TIA. house hiDw down ut Gspn
Jack, 'lslEG sn elderly Woman il-! rs she wMs
lcnvlls: II. Th:43 o. iUur sChoOn,Ts Hru ashore"
hut VAL rr"hHhy get of WithulI. much damage.
n number q buildings wuro blown down III
EIri1"o Gov" rnt Port tichinond.
~ AMtigonlsh by TO Ii. H., tho wlCd had in
cf"%. e. :. terrific 2Glc, scvrra Trees being ur.
ErJ;"', :tiid several houses blown down.
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a large crowd OF admirers CT fne bloodcd
stock gathered at the Manhattan Club grounds.
New ok, yesterday morning 10 attend The
sale CT some OF Robert Bonncl's horses Ho1sy
tanclers from ali parts OF the couo,rg were
Iresenf. Eighty seven of Boomers horses
we're sold. Ooly few OF The lots vent ct what
uay be called high prices, and even these were
sold at rates far below the req! value of the ami
maIs
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Inc American rcpliGt OF the British Quar-.
tcrly Review for October las been received
from is publishers, Tho Leonard Scott Pub.
llshiog Go. of New York. lis contents IRA :.
Adophe MonoG, biographical sketch; Ire
tn1s, bis testimony to early concentions Of
Chrlsta1i ty; DR.. johnson: The Vatican and
Civilizations; What is Rolisrou ?; Ptlrcal Pres
poets Of ltaIs; Univcsty E!u,ation in Ireland,
sad Contemporary Literature.
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SEic!sa-

EEW York Oct. 50. Mortimer G, Tuni.
SOD, proprietor Of Tunison'd Hotel, co Old
Conoy Island road, and wko is wiaciv known
both 10 New York md Brooklyn, committed
suicide lhIs morning by onitiDg his throat with
8reZjr.
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hIcS@tI& FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING The
yearly meeting o(the HicEsito Society o: Friends
Was continued al tho Lombard street Mee.inp
i:ouse yesterday. Tho morning session was
principally devoted 70 religious exercises, par.
tclpatcd IL By beth sexes. $omo time was epca:
in silent prayer, slto- which ramarks upon re-
l!Sious duty were msdc by W. Il. Way, Oar
l!n2tnn Hoops, Mt,tha h. Trare!la and Caths-
iino I. FouIke' Of Pennsylvania. Tho religious
services were concluded with prayer by Martha
Snopp"rG. Of Nov Jersey. After lunch the
members rcassembled :! 5 O'Clock p. m and the
afternoon session was principally occupied by
receiving reports from committees on Indian at.
lars md tho educational institutions of tho soci.
clcly throughout the country. The temperance
question w@s Also discussed and the principle of
local option advocated. In tho evening there
Wss q religious meeting, conducted under tho
AUSPICES OF tie society, Of the Greenmount Ave.
nuo n. t. ChurcS, II which addresses ware
made by Joseph Eornor, CT Few Jersey, snd
Robert HI. Croasdale. of Pennsylvania, both of
whom are approved ministers of tho Society of
FHCaiS.- EUiiO GG-ciyc
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Not Chilly.

PHILADELPHIA O,t. 30.---!u the osss OF
William kuck, charged with lha murder If
DAVID McCool the larry, alter being out five
DAY s. leiurned verdict, this morning. OF not
Ru'lY end the PRISONER was discharged,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRLwEEKLY By
HIDE = y, GNCw DEEM
THURSDAY EvENIEG, oCTR 81. 1870

List Sun!ny'a Issue G! the PHILADELPHIA
Times contains { full and interesting history O.:
The NortF American Ct tia, city, the eldest
daily newspaper 10 America. antiaaIing the
Alexandria G.Z,ttc, which commenced in lT99,
fifteen years. The Nvr!h American is {, high.
toned, moral newspaper, 0Da OF the i9w p;lot-
Cd 10 this country thi! can ba admitted -lnto
The family Gree Wita IMMUNITY; bat even be.
FIRE the civ! war, ani cCntiUuIly since, II has,
from a0mc uaC xylaincd c,u5r, cntCTtautj 40
apparently persons! atimosity against the
South, an! a,eks oaoa.!cG Al all timis. il and
out oil season, to give expression TO the wrath
it nurses against the people OF that scion. a.
most Of its patronage c1mes from the manu-
featuring, commercial, mercantile aud o!hcr
business iutet(Ss Of PhilaGulpi!iG, the raural
supnosition is that lis utc-ancc3 Of hato for the
South fairly represent the feelings Ct those who
support il, and in that wy i. has been instru-
mental IN 10 slight degree in driving eway
from PhllGdeIphis, not 0nlg the trade Of the
South, but the Thousands Of stu tents from that
section who formerly crowded i.s!chools Of arts
ard sciences. Bir!!aE is Gimoa. uuIa .ural
anslpatfy for people who arc unaware OF tho
cause OF The specie! grievance it has against!
them, tic American il o1c 81 the best papers
10 tho U0iou, aud p1 trt sllG t) E0ti;r Tic
cvdcnc3 1t presents Ct increasing prosperity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-30

The main supper: Of the Virginia au'idcht
payers comes from People who den, pcw, new
CT did, aud .cVcr viii gay aoy !axes and who
oonstq 1eni!y, 50 lar 80 simply regards aay
burdens The McCu!ioct. Till may inlposr, will!
tc entirely unaffected by i, Their olp,iiion
70 ii ticrcijra is thc More :, ma! katie, unIt.s
II IS ip:tigaiad Is The ar!Gt tf ri:Iisul.
That Ui! tX!Iair T. = herSisa i; il innu...c
TO COT i've Why thcY #houid Of cct to the ray
ment Of the dab. u other pooEle, o. WHY
they aro Opp07Gi 10 property owners paying
such t5Xa5 Oh TIER property a. Tho necessities
CT the Sac may dcmahd. and ~ thos, rroD-
oriy owners or, wiii3g 20 p5y. A. nobody
unaffected h ir0 ,,r.iGI, tei,itucnt cl a
debtors obligations Cl ec,s to that settlement,
the Opposition Ct lcoplc unaffected ty the
settlement OF The Virginia State dabt to that
settcuIont, unlcs7 the nihis.ic supposiIi1n be
oyrrc2t, passeth human understanding. for
human nature il u4chanpcatiH, ard what l..
true with regard 70 Il single man in iki4 respect
/, tue OF i community OF muu.