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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-23
VIRGINIA .S-EEs-S.

VIM. A. j. Marin. ono of tho oldest plinter.
in Virginia, died in Richmond Thursday.
Gen. Fitz Lee vas sereasded at LynchEurs
Wedncs lny night, nnd responded happily. He
wls tho guest of Mi. DAME! in that city.
Major VIM. T. Snhcrlio, OF naagla, has
been elected president Of the Henry County
Narrow Gauge Railroad.
"Old' Lewis, who had hcer CONNECTED With
the Richmond MsIc,l College ever sinca lis
foundation, forty two years "ga. in tho CAPACITY
OF janstor to the dissecing room ,aa rrsur.cc-
ZIONIST. died on Thursday.
10 the Norfolk county c)ur!. Yesterday, there
was huug Jury in the oss, Of Barbara Cor
don, who was tried as an acalssnry 10 The mu:.
der OF her husband Max Gordon, and tho case
was continued to Thursday next.
Three hundred yards cf heachad cotlop, .
large lot Of boots and shoes. aad 800 postage
stamps OF The three cent denomination, eere
stolen from The firm oil Brookiug T. Kean, DO
ing business at the village OF D1gsowu, GnGeh
land county, Gu ihursdsy nigh. last.
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COMMUNICATED.
EhS Song Of SoIOtuou

10 view Of recent references 10 the Gazette
to this portion Of Holy Scripture, few hints
on its purpose and character will not bs out Of
place n its columns:
10 the lfst place it must be remembered that
this Song was written moro than . 900 years ago
Tor the natrnctlou OF people whose language
was largely composed Of parallels, alegories and
poetic lgures, stil characteristic of the idiom
OF eastern natlons but not readily understood
" The more prosalc mind of the West; not at
al! by the careless and ignorant reader.
IL vii! be apparent to any one who spproach.
es the Song of Solomon with pure, Thought.
lnI and reVereIt mind, that such q poep, would
not have been published, nor find acceptance
With aeVout aud holy mcds for successive cen.
tunes uolet5 possessing some intent beyond it's
mere literal meaning. Ancient Jewish writer's
record that it Was understood 10 their day as
aiIegorlcallg exhibiting the love of God to His
chosen people, aud lha carly fathers of tho
Church apply it with greater force and nro
rfIety 10 the Love of Christ to ard from Ina
Church, the mystical body of all true believers
later author, who, 10 az age Of superstition
vas remarkable for his zeal aud fervent dave
tloo 81. Bernard thus represents the view of
the Christian Church: "
his So6f exoel5 all other socg5 OF tie Old
Testament. (Solcmon) here by divine insnira-
ton sloPs the praises of Christ and His Chn,cb
the grace Of holy love. the mysteries Of tina
Eternal Marriage, yet all the whilo like Moses
putting veil before his face because at that
time there we're lew, or mono that could gaze
upon such gleEies I"
The Speakers Commentary" re-pubIished
by Scribners, from which this passage is copied,
asks:
Shall we then regard it as mere fsrcy,
which, Tor 60 many ages past has been won't
10 Ind 10 the pictures and melodies of the
SoIg CT Songs. types and echoes of the actinps
and emotions of the highest Love, Of Low d..
vine, IN lis relations to Humanity which, if
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ll.AI EN.

New YORK. AUg. 81. -iltnpiS specials
state: Yesterdays Developments indicate an
increase 10 crime, and also q tendency 10 more
boldncss than was ever E01~n before. Tho
deprcdatl3n5 OF these pests have become SO
numerous and darlog Is 10 awaken considerable
alarm. Anonymous letters have botn sent to
tho newspaper Offices, but not published, con
tanning threats against the citizens std especially
against the city government officers if certain
conditions arc not complied With. One OF these
letters sent 10 the Appeal last night was a;guca
Mary C0Iorod Cit!Z!as.' The a!armias IS
pect OF Affairs has caused EerorAl preparation
to meet the worst. Vigilance committees are
talked CT. The minute mG1 81 receiving daily
acoesslons to their number and the police ioIco
is being strengthened by the addition OF C.
mounted force for all nght du'y Ills branch
Of the police had lively work with Saug Of six
men who committed the robbery on Trgg Az,
enue Thursday night finally succeeding 10 capr
turing five OF tho number. 4 white Military
company was organized yesterday. The general
sentiment is that there will b. 10 occasion for
their services. ShouId there be tho law atii
ing citizens arc Determined to mako examples
not soon TO be forgotten. The men who have
proved themselves the most effective 10 combat.
ting these plague vlsitations will provo them
selves equally 50 IN GtlClc OF uDp:oYGkeu trouble
ike that threatened now. The lloWards report
twelve new cases not contained in the Beard OF
Health reports.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 33G.-Sevcn Dew cases were
reported TO the Board OF Health this moruiog,
Elias McD0ugsl and six colcrcd. Nine deaths
have occurred. four Of whom were colored.
The whites aro MS Fannie Z. Moolcs. Will
lie Stein, W. N. Dchsrt. John Kearuey and
Patrick McAleh0n. The two last named died
o. Camp Father Matthew. The vile o! Dr.. s..
II. Coils, who returned from Lagrange, Tenn,
last Tuesday, was Frustrated with fever this
forenoon. Sho had typical c,so last year. Tho
weather continues damp and shower,
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RIA 6 GAZETTE
EDIEE!GT stE.,-3,

4 fire IL Bordeaux, Er.9c,, yesterday DC
stroycd property valued St -, 100000 !rs1ces.
The co0tinccnt f.r he Ru:.i2G army to be
raised by cVy this year il IL: acwn cs 2lS 0Ot
men.
Sixty thoasaLI pounds s!criiog IS sp,c3 waro
Withdrawn from The Ba5k CT E5g!aul yesterday
Tor shipment 10 the UaltGd S!atc9.
1t is reported that Sir E1 Bu;7er Lyticu wilI
shortly retire from he NicaGGyalty Of ladia, ant:
be succeeded IL Lord DufrrIs, the rriscEt
British ambassador ct 81, Petersburg,
1t is believed thai the Grand Duke Nicholas
and the Gran! Duchess Catherine, Of Russia,
will act as sponsors st the marriage Ct kiog
Alfonso, OF Spain.
The London Times pubi,io dispatch tc
dag from New Castle. S3u;h Africa, dated
Aug. Sd. which says that QUO tiibo Of Xl!u:
who have rot vet iels the trun; 0! var arc mass
ing towards I!obaEc.
The Paris Figaro publishes : special dis
patch fran Brussels announcing that chnlcrs
hiss appeared at Ostend aud 10 western Fial'
ders. The Figaro is regarded rs doubtful au
thority.
The London missionary society hagrtccivsd
telegram from Alden announcing That Di
| hA uiSISy wv ~ SiSh olSiClGiJ W IVA
| society, died Of pcritoDiis On the l0.h OF July
DR.. Mulleps had gone at his oHn urgent riqles
| 10 assist 10 establishing mission on Lake Ial
ganyika.
St. Petersburg diSpslch says: Very seriou
sign of disturbance have been observed amDui
| The pesan!ry. The recent proclamation ai6f
ing the peimanc3 Of the PRESENT. disposition
| OF land Was designed to inset a crave and 10
cfoasng dagger. y
II is raining again to day in Eoeland will
great severity. The fl >ods 10 the OSi1rahir
! are tbs highest ever known ID summer. TIT
Oxford race cou's1 il Inundated and large pum
bers Of pcfsou4 arc rowing over the course il
boats.
The London Times Announces that I4ieut
| Carey iu addul)n 10 the Official notification o
| The reversal OF The sentence CT the court martha
III his case, has received a letter lr3m the Oak
If Cambridge, Commander in Chief Of ia
British army, reviewing the circumstances Of tn
| testh Of the Pfincc l:ap2riaI. and couc!udio
with tho opinion that after tirr eurlrso Of th
rec jnnoiteriDg party hy tho Xuu5 resilthsO
was impossible and rctrc2t imperative.
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'EI,e Old Towu-Freder:clss

Correspondence of tie Alexandria G:z,ttc. |
IlEWLEIT's, Va, Aug. 2l.-IIaving lust
returned from tlpiag trip to the Old b;rs,
ciu't resist giving your RAIDERS sono Of the in
lr.ssiors made Cd my mud as stroIle3 alo9g
lis streets aud calytrscG with its people, [.
lies, you know, st the foot CT TIC Great Falls
CT the Rappahaarock and the head Of tide wa
ter aud navigation. There is fit on its water
lront ample Tor all commercial wharfage and
warehouse business. Rising from this abruptly
10 the !31cr part. gradually 10 the upper, it
rests upon another plateau, on which are locat-
cd two CT the principal streets. From this it
ngalo rises. moro gently below, moro abruptly
above. and spreads Gu. toto q spacious flat
reaching to tho distant hills. made memorable
during the Confederate war; No more beauli-
iul location TOR city oGn be found A navica
bic liver stretches from her feet 10 the bay.
giv!ac her Communication with al! the outside
world. Tho Orange RliIroad Communicating
directly with the Midland and Indirectly with
the q. 4 y. Il. Il, brings it in communication
wish all The northwest. west aud southwest.
While tho Il. l.. & P. r. t. passing through
lts corporate lmils stretches its conneciog arms
into all tho ulr-h and south. And so soon az
the last ifcishts are established, which will
soon be DONE she will be within few hours
connection with New York and Atlanta. The
water power Is SIMPLY ample. The heathful
nesi OF iho location 10 unsurpassed; indeed
rendering It as agreeable 10 the rcut UP DENIM
3:ns Of CROWDED cities for summer rssidcp,e
as Ibauy ci the northern watering places. Tho
town Is supplied with tie purtst, clesr, sRce.,
light water, 50 sparkling and bright as eysr
gushed from spring. Aud yet i! Judged b.
ITS general appearance and tho lugubriGus re-
ports OF ts c,uG,ps, fredericksburg to ilav his
only name to live. whiIa it is dead. A wsk
OF several squares at o'clock at night broustt
me 10 contact with only three pedestrians, apl
no. single vehicle OF any kind, and that, tor,
on Main street. Hogs were sen regalior .b,m.
selves uudisiufbtd iu tho mud at Q c'ciocl IN
The forenoon 10 the Middle of Maine slret,
Now and thrn an OK cart or horse cart wind
be seen passog along hlain street with mcbna,
fruit and vegetables bnt seldom more han
three could b. sacn at any oae time. When
Asked what was the matter | was told tha the
great mass OF the pe0pla had 40 mose., aud
those who had w0nid nos invest it in msufac-
tuting enterprises; that efor;a had b,cpmade
ny capitalists i'om tho North to buy water
poW>r, and sach exhorbi'aut prices wer. asked
INA; meg were driven off, Indeed cyrybody
naIued everybody else for the dilapilacd and |
llc!ess cood'tlon of tho Town. Witlanplo |
"atsr power, which | Has iatormsd codd nov |
Oe had % reasonable terms; with mst:ia Of |
every kInd Tor manufacturing acc :s,b; with |
direct aud rapid communication With all the |
~o!id; With cheap sites cheap rents cheap !
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living, (tho bes. I'D s;c,.sst nil. have ever
seen in any town. tie 1903: i!1syi;ab!c mc2,
sud TIC pic!;cs2 Woncu il The world, except
II the FORKS OF Hanover what is waiting 10
make Fredericksburg su2Iror to Lowell or
Allsnta? | venture oca suGgas!og. Let the
corporation became sole n.acrs OF the msgni-
tieent waller power, ard then either sell CT rent
ior q mere nCmnsl consideration to responsible
parties for Touring, w9oi!cu O. cotton mills, and
iron, wood, leather, slice. OF ether factories,
| and my conviction IS tia! ia two years Fred
er!c';sbprs will ba on tic highway to prosper
| rs. HANOVER,
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Tribute OF E$eSDqc!.

At meeting ofthe Fairfax bar and officers OF
the court, held ~ the Cfl:e Of Judge H. w.
Thomas, on Friday, the S n day Of August, 1879,
J. On motion Judge Thomas was csl!ed TO tho
cnalr, and r. L. Berkeley appointed secretary.
On motion Of Thomas Mocrs q committee OF
three was appointed by tho chair TO DRAFT
| suitable resolutions. to DO prosontod OF d future
meeting, expressive CT the sentiment Of the meet.
ing IN reierenco to the desth End loss OF H. Ii.
WELLS. ESQ.,; whereuDon
Tho chair appointed Mcssrs. Thomas Moore,
u. NJ. Chichester and James M. Lovo.
At All sdjourEtd mosting tho following pre-
amble and resolutions were reported and unsni-
mously adopted:
II having pleased our Heavenly Father in His
wisdom to remove from this ifo our friend and
brother M Il. Wells, esq and calling to mind
tho recollection Of his many virtues, and romem-
bering his galantry as soldier, bis zeal as
student, his requirements IS q lawyer, his use.
iulness as citizen, his picly rs % Christian, and
ms falthtulness In all his relations TO bis family
and frieRds; therefore, DO it
Resolved, l. That in tho death of Ii. Ii.
Wells, esq, this community has lost an active
and faithful friend. tho bar an abe and worthy
member, and the State CT Virginia talented
and promising son. whose csroar. though short,
gave abundant cause for the belief that his future
years would have been full Of honor and di;,inc.
ton.
z: That tho sorrow CT his family and rels!ivea
IN their sad bereavement commands cur warm
and respectful sympathy.
81. That as mark Of respect for our deceased
brother, We will wesr tho usual badge Of mourn.
ing tor thirty days.
4. That copy Of these resolutions be commu.
nicated by the chairman Cf this meeting to tho
immediate family of the deceased, and that tbay
De presented BY him to the ensuing court, with
the request that they be entered upon its min
utes. and that the Judge Of the Circuit Court bo
requested to insert the same upon the minutes of
his court, and that copy with the proceedings
on that occasion, DO furnished tho Fairfax and
Alexandria papers for publication.
These resolutions Wero, by tho chairman,
Judge Il. W. Thon1ss yesterday presented to
the court, with the request that they be spread
upon the minutes Of the court, which, s.tar rss
marks eulogstic of thu deceased ny hessrs
Thomas. Moore. j. III. Love and F. P. Berkeley,
were ordered to DO 80 entered. sud the court. az
further mark Of respect Tor tho memory of tho
deceased, adjourned.
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EELk1ss~ FES.EH.

Nine ncS css.s and eleven deaths lfo1. yellow
fever wrTo reported =: Memphis yesterday.
Within the past iSw days several buS;ucs:
houses and dwellings have hacG ir ken lot o.
a white military company Hi;I b. organ; ID @
aid the authorities to r:0t2cs PROPERTY
P!iyatc advises from S;arkVil5, Miss, re.
port four eases OF yellow iav1rthcra i'ary arJ
said to be refugees from Memphis.
Two cases o.! gcl!oa I-v:r Etc rcpoitat :. New
Uf!cang
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The Society Tor the prevention Of Crusliy
to Children OF Boston yesterday secured the ar
resi- OF several parties charged with keeping
an Infamous den where the crime CT inlauticide
Is frequently Committed, and where it is aaid
several aborlons have been obtained. The
bodies OF Two murdered infants were found 90
tae premises few days ago, and search is
being made for three or four more,
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dlnIy disccrncl through ih:ir aid By the
oynSgosus. have been smply revealed ia
ice Gosp2l to he Church Shat. We 10. still
claim tc tcscc . the ro5o AID gentle history
thus presented !cre sLaicwDgs CT the ilGai,o
cotdsscensloos OF lacarnsie Love ?"
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EuicIlIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2}-Wm. 4. Carrier,
prominent stock broker ofthscity Jumped from
a steamer into tho ScbuylEill River last evening
and was drowned. 1t is supposed ho was tenn
porarily insane.
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Small E0N.

NEW York. Aug. 23.-h special from Saa
Antonia. Texas, says: Ezcitemsn: ia ruuniae
high here again about smal pox wh!ch las in,
footed five families OF whites
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-23

AS tho honor OF the Stato and tic material
We!iar, OF every mau who Intends to remain in
it will depend in no slight degree upon tho 40
'cn CT the mex! General Assembly. no man
should be sent to it vino is doubtful or 10.
pledged Oh the State debt question. Aspirants
for both tho Senate and House of Delegates are
how 81 ringing up all over the State, but none
OF them should be allowed to become the nomi
nee OF tho conservative party without avowug
his Intention Ct at leas. being willing to give
the bill for the settlement of the States debt a
talr trial before attempting to repeal it. Much
time was consumed 10 eGeoling any sort of o
compromise, aud as under the ono agreed upon
the original debt has been reduced one third
forever, and the interest 90 the remainder one
half Tor Ten Year,, lime enough should certainly
be allowed to sec how it will work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-23

Iha second biennial number Of Chstaignes
Virginia State Business Directory and Gszstteer
Will DO issued about LIT Of March next, and will
contain the names, business and addresses of the
merchants. manufacturers, professional and bus.
businofs men, and principal farmers of the State.
arranged in Is concise and convenient manner for
reference, together with new map Of the State
of Virginia. AS book cf rcfarsnce it will he
very valuable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-23

Ii the editors Of tho partisan republican pa
pers who every now and then, for want of some.
thing else to d. reiterate the emphalicaIIy and
satisfactorily denied story about the woman 8
disguls, 10 whioh Mr.. Jefferson Davis was
captured. will read the interesting diary of a
Public Man" in the September number of tho
North American Review, 10 which is expressed
tho opinion entertained by an eninently loyal
man of tho dis2uiso WORD by and tho manner
ia which Mr.. Lincoln sneaked into Washing
too previous to his inauguration, aud which
have not hsen and cannot DO refuted, they would
come to the conclusion that the subject of dis
galses Is one On which their southern contem.
poratles could expatlate wero they So disposed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-23
List Of Letters.

The following ls list of the letters remaining
>, in the Postotiiee in this city August 23.
Persons calling for letters will say they al ad-
,vertsed and give the date of the list
If not called for within thirty DAYS they will be
sent to tho dead letter Office in Washington.
Altman, THIS Gibsoo. Mira BETSY col
Anderson, Mrs Lucy Hamilton. MISS J.no
Boesstt, Mrs q } , Hall, Mrs Chss
Baily, Capt nj Hsw Mi Chuning
brown, Jonn heishey. Mrs George
carter, CF Turner. Poyd
Davis. Miss Il Williams. a
Essex, Mrs Jana
IL LEWIS Nick gHZIE. Z. 81.
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acnsatiGn Su Lon DOM.

y domestic rupture in our midst caused &
sensation last week The CIRCUMSTANCES Of the
case Gre as follows: Nearly two yeals sirco
Edwin y. Alley lett ha wife, in Waterford,
where they were ct that time living. and il
company with another woman, s.arsod for
parts unknown. " List Spring Mrs Alley
purchased tho Robson property, nesr IIamil-
ton Depot, aud moved her family there. About
tnree mouths slnc?, Mr.. Alley appeared on the
socne; and truo 10 woman's nature, bis vito
took him In, and everything seemed 10 be
glldlog along, at least quietly, ill Monday Of
last week; Theo, with small vRIiso concealed
IN bag, Alley started away, telling his vile,
that be wss going to August Court. Mira At
ley suspected something vas wrong and on il.
curry soon iJund that lOsIead Of going to Lees.
burg, he bad started fer Nobl, Peacoaks 3,
where be had le!t bCy of clothing ever since
hla return. always eusdiug her solicitation TO
hrlug 1t home. Sho ss-Sted in pursuit and
arrived at Peacock's jus. CT he was carrying
cut his btx, She said to him, This looks like
you are going TO leave lie. " He replied. Yes,
liam gong to leave you now forever. She
plead With HIM to return aud Hhen she saw he
was determined to 20, she enlrcatod him 10
only let her ride with him to Berlin, when she
Would return; but he eapad into tho wagon
and whipping the horse vas son out Of sight
1t IVES lumtrad that he took with him 81 600
which he obtained from his wife on Flea that
ne was going to cogagc 10 Tho cattle business
but To We're Informed by Mr.. Noble Psec elk,
that DC took 20 monev with hiu, IF nnY III.
Sequence L0udom Telephone.
FRIENDS QUARTERLY MEETING. -. Ftitbi's
Quarterly meeting was held. as aaniu.c.d, at
Llncolo, in the first of this week |. began 10
ralo and ended in rait; and during the CD.
tire time II wss rain and mud; but Ia spite of
the clements, the meeting YES we'll attended.
There were evidently moro persons from dis.
tahcc than IS u=ull; though Chalklcy Gil!ing.
ham from Woodlawn, near Alryaudria, wss The
only visiting Di0istcr. Philadelphia. Bali
more. Washington, Alexandria, Winchester
and various ether parts eli Mar;laud AID Viz
glnli were represented. \ plumber Of good
put brief s:rm01s Wcro delivered each day.
Noshog OF general intCrcst was transacted in
the meeting for business, except the report OF q
commltteo who have 10 charge The prCjtc: OF
building new meeting house ia Washica;or
ely. hey report nearly the rtuliicd amount
Ct money subscribed and prospect Of begin.
nlpg he structure at an early dsy.-L0uZou
Telephone.
The Princeton union., 1879-08-20

ATTORNEY GENERAL.-Behold the
man! We mean D. B. Searle. of st.
Cloud. We know this from the gen.
eral tone of our exchanges, and from
many of the fraternity whom we met
on the recent editorial excursion. In
spite Of all the arti6ce and political
trickery resorted to by one of his
townsmen-a. man of somewhat un.
savory reputation = Mr.. Searle is
steadily gaining in public favor, and
will go into convention with a most
flattering support. We admire Mr..
Searle for his open, manly efforts in
this struggle, and in our. opinion that
sort of conduct is not only the most
creditable, but the surest Of success in
the end. This portion of the state is
entitled to one place on the ticket,
and it must be apparent to all that
the better portion Of the communities
prefer Mr.. Searle to his aspiring
townsman.-Monticello Times. :
The Princeton union., 1879-08-20

The Minneapolis & st. Louis, r. R.
Co., Of which Hon. w. D. Washburn
is president, have purchased the Fort
Dodge and Fort Ridgley line, thus en-
croaching on the st. Paul & Sioux
City road, necessitating the building
Of two parallel lines of road in close
proximity to each other for distance
of 50 or 60 miles, much to the detri-
ment of both roads and the cities of
St. Paul and Minneapolis. Mr.. Wash.
burn is savagely denounced by St..
Paul men. ...~
The Princeton union., 1879-08-20

The suggestion of our Spencer
Brook correspondent, j. R., in last
weeks UNION, that Princeton shonld
have fair this year, is q good one.
We see no reason why, ifthe people
of this village were to cooperate with
the farmers of the surrounding coun-
try, there could not be a good fair held
in Princeton, annually. But the trou-
BILE would be in getting the people of
Princeton to unite and pull together
something they have never be known
to do yet, not even on the railroad
question. Anyhow, it IS rather late in
the season to agitate the matter this
year. -. -... 49,.
The Princeton union., 1879-08-20

received q business
letter from IT. Il. e stiveTs. the
gentleman]y publisher of the wide.
awake Little Falls Transcript, and al
though Mr.. Stivers is Gilman man,
referring to D. B. Searle he says, .sAs
an estimable and honorable gentle
man, and as lawyer, Mr.. Searle is
universally esteemed very highly. I
regard Mr.. Searle as one of the finest
men and ablest lawyers in the state!'
The Princeton union., 1879-08-20

A D1seRAcnFUL riot between the
French and Irish ship laborers Of Mon
treal, occurred on Saturday. The
imbecile Mayor of the city was afraid
to do his duty, as consequence much
valuable property was destroyed and
not few worthless lives sacrificed
pity that all of the cursed fools were
not killed.