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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
A Conflict Between Yansz and geb-
Aici6cN by - Horse.

Correspondents Of the AitXslGria G.Zntc
HEwLE1rs, Aug. ll.-L.;a on tie cvep;rs
Ct The Oh inst. MT. T.. 81 uarep .1,aut rebel
suppos;us hims If to b, irsu!t.d By M7. e., a
0crthern ma0, rceegt?J domice3 amsDg:t u,
strrlk 'ho s.il MT. Z. Dir. I. b.irG a?r4e~ha!
irspiti'ed II Dr.. D.'s 'i&h,itg wli.key," re
Eca;ec lis blew, ,;'htglup3n iir. C., tho Yan
kcc cIortse;i, &,z j h;r. T.. tho hebo!, uore
pertaat a2GT0 ipcu(!aael, AID v:9!cut coosest
cr:u?d. lIiiaS which the faid Mr. Ys5kel
Ec,z2d 81 ICi, a@g@r handle aod st.u.i. tho lie
b@l ai5!esali srJGry severe aaG c:ual kioEs Gvt
aad upon tie lead, !.on the Cnec:s q Nkc.
the sad R@Hcl FELL 20 Il" Il OF. While i.iliry,
hOWEv2r. ~ made 81 e!fjft to Srts. KS augcr
hso1!c tgc i M7. Gsnkcc, which un!ess ,ustls
lhTGsi2T d Tie CHAR rights CT :hc latter, 50 OK
aspcrgtod hiGl ;5a: he s:Gm0c1, Sith His boot
sole, with Gil ii; might sId stgcncth, the a!ora
SAID 9:cs;ia:e R@a:i, ireia he eH:cIs G; mhich
TIC Wits Of the ciea Ct Tic sid Reho rolled
~. h;s raon.h rsped cgcr. ana he locked rcli
y the iic.rrc oi deR:;,. alr. e., thr northern
1nnD, was ;hcr s:orr:d by tic bY.s'auGera
esc.day beth the tc,l!g1r2GtS ~cre d; yc vel.
Mr.. [. is quiet, pcao.Iul, useful a1t: highly
esteemed cNlG:p, AID IS lu!lg susl&ij:d by pub
Ii, OPTION.
\ little sen @! S:r. J4ho Hoskia3. Of Hanover
junction. Tal kicked yesterday c7ariog by 3
hcIse, by :; hich his ;ac3 i7as severely cut, bis
guns lot1, his upper jaU ha!Iy !r:c;u;ei cod
several teeth dedicated. There vas also Sc.
we're cIacI:sl2a c. tbs A.ain AID hctaor;haec
tiom Tie TouaG. HANOVER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

Qll1der, the negro thief AID desperate Of
the Acco!iak ncish5tra1td, 10 Fairf.x equity,
IN whose b!taif tn, radical press CT Washing.
too, C!0clo3a;! aud Other portions OF the North,
has taken 20 m1oi interest of late, hes at last
beeo err:s:ai. aod is noW safely secured 10 Ill.
The thirty n!oo !asaos previously awarded him
bg the mogi:t7a;c il acoordarc, With the laws
OF tie Safe, wiz, il is trusted, b, duly sd
uilas'crcd wHcu he shall have recovered from
his w)unG,. Fortunately for the reputation Of
the p.oae Q! Fsirisx county, uho would other.
visa g accused ~ Tie radical newspapers Of
ccl%l a4T5ltity !JC the;r !rca:meat OF Q1andcr,
his Cai&ho,r, rs heretofore stated, though
aDTa@ya !G:a ana soloG republicans, vouo.
ANY testify 10 bis uottrou:lg bad character
ucd rlc!ic:oujy vicious disposition. lie would
not r,c}ivc lash too many if TIE reoa!tg ct
his s.otcrcc we're doubled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
Tax Payers Convention.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l2.-rhe convention Of
tax payers of the State called to meet 10 this
city to day assembled md organized at Teu.
rerauce Temple at II a. ID. Hoo. Wm. Nj.
Merrick. Of Howard, who was appointed chair,
man Of the executive committee of the tsx
payers meeting Of that county, which proposal
the present convention, called it 10 order aud
suggested Call Of the counties, which beirg
made 1t was found that nloe couo,ies Rer. rep.
resented among them the largest tax paying
counties Of tho State. Judge Msrrick then
addressed the convention,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
Storm On Lake MOnGna,

MILWAUKEE Aug. IA very violent storm
PASSED over Madison and vicinity LAST night.
n~o pleasure steamers; with full Compliments of
drlited about e. the mercy Of the waves for
nesrly an hour, but finally made q landing. TIE
passengers were oil saved but the bosts wers
wrecked. At Asrshsll rain and hail fell in tor
rents for twenty minutes. spd largo smount Of
WlIdow glass WAS broken. Trees and shrub5erg
losl All Their foliage. The tobacco crop is re-
ported totally destroyed, and sericu: dsmaea was
cone to corn. The hsil vsried in size from .
ANAL buie. TO that Of q hens egg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

The grccnbacktr, in Ohio still persist 10 ruo
birg their candidate fJr Governor. How any
mn Of democratic autecsdeIts, aod nearly all The
Ono greco hackers are mco Of that class, can con.
tiouc to suppo,t Mr.. Piatt after the aughable
iia:co CT Mr.. HubDell OF the last session Of Con.
gress. 10 which the tue mission of the National
View. the srecnbackers' organ, vas exposed,
AID thowa to be solely to secure republican
SUCCESS By craving strength from The demo
crl!s, is hard to understand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
Found.
court.
NEW York, AUGUST IL

NEW 1ORkl AUGUST t.
Jcho L. Mines. who had becD missing from
the Astor House. for three weeks, was found
yesterday by Excise Couuissiooer L. Hedel,
OF Utica, who bad besu searching fer him 10
this city for several days. He says Col. Mioes
had been i'll tut vas 10 the care of au txpe,
rlenced physician, and hoped to return home 10
few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
DISCHARGED.

NEW YORK August - -Frarcisoo Au!otN
SaOablsn, and james Bsoolcapo, charged ath
attempting to utter c,uns.rieu B tzii an ao;ts.
We're discharged b. Judge Vac Bruut 90 ba-
bcss cjrDus. H. holds ,ha, as the instruments
did DOT hsVo counterfeit slguslures Of officers
attached the offence WIS not competed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
TELEGRSPEgC RRfEFs.

Tie Congressional Labor Committee arrived
ct Sac Francisco yesterday evsoDg
Gustav Refs hiss been nominated By the
democrats Of San Frencisco for Mayor
The torchlght procession at Fredericton. N.
B., last night, in honor Ct tho Vice Regal visit,
Tas grand success.
Ihcs. Peuroso uDd lis step SUD, youag
man named Mccormick. wcre instantly killed
yesterday afternoon 10 Weddsl Il Go. = u.!acs
Of Mill Hollow. Pa, ty tall of the roof.
Capt. John Secrtss, mail contractor on the
route west from Viuita, ludisn Territory. was
fouId some $50 miles west of Vi0its dsy CT
Two ego murdered. Ho had left Vi0ita few
days before with considerable sun of MONEY,
tor the purpose OF paying of bis mail c.,iisrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
Prize Fight.

BOsToN, Aux. l2.-Jauns FeeIy ala, Ba!dy
Jim; Of Williamsburg, N. Y, defeated Frack
McGsc, Of B3ston, In 4 prize izbt yesterday ct
Scotch Woods, Milton, he stakes bsioe $500
Leo rounds ware fought. 10 The sixth roaud
Feei2 had lis pose broken, aad 10 the last dc
Gee c5!lar boDe was fractured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

Roumauia has OF last decided that the Jews
have the same rights as other people. The
northern pir;ioo ct this country, and military
districts that have ben and may be presided
over by General Grant, arc now about The oniy
regions 10 which the equal rights Of the Jews
tro denied,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

Ono Of cug radical exchanges says 'iiTslIia
forced her creditors to Losing ocmEr1misc. "
Elr.iaia did 10 sues thing, Her creditors,
aware CT he. iEpecuaicSi.y, proposed tee
compromise wl.iaA The Ste'3 accepted. Poor
Virginia Ste is between t1o Gics. Her
radical c1eml,s G;!olnp: 10 iijlrc htrraps.a'
ton by tradaciag a1d us!;er!us her upon the
one Ls5d, willie up.n tn, other portion OF
her Own cit:z,us try 10 ctFc:! Tie saGlo end by
OIL; S ga;y different mcaG5 She sill, how.
ever, de!ea. both, sud emerge from the cotflic!
With uctarnishad h0oor, and with redeemed
credit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

Ia the case CT ". w. Griffin, coavio!ed CT
petit larceoy b,f)!e the Husti9es Court ct
R;ohmerd, and sentenced 10 receive hiriy niue
stllp::, the Court c. Appeals 3: lis rccoot SIS
sion ia Wytbevi;I:. refused to graft wit Q!
error or 70 Interfere 10 the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

The caGd:ii.:s so far prominently naUed fer
State Senator 10 the Spo!sylvaSia district are
Ger. Fig lie, Of Stafford. Maj. j. Fl. Kelley
aud Mr.. Cha5. Hsrndon, Of Spots; ivania, and
Capt Weston. Of Louisa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
L,EEECW EEEEE.

Iaero we're thirty four 1cT c5sts # yellow
fever ct Memphis yesterday aDi six deaths
Twenty Of the ueH casts were sn0nE he whilo
population. The tcger is sp.cadipg rapidly 10
tho suburbe. and great dcs.ituiou prevails.
A case of yellow fever is reported st Louis.
vile. Ky, but it is not violent. Mrs. BLAND,
refugee from Mem phs has been attacked with
the tever at 81. Louis and sent TO the qlarau.
tine hospital.
It is stated thet the executive committee CT
the sanitary ccurc; Of tee Mississippi valley
will nee. The members of the National Beard
OF !lcs.th ct Cairo, lii, Friday, 10 consider
measures to prevent the spread cf the fever
outside Of Memphis.
There were % deaths from yellow fever 10
Havana, last week, decrease O! 10 eggi5st The
previous week.
NEW YORK. Aug. IA Memphis special
says: Fully five Eucdred pcrsoos attended The
iuueial services Ct tho Rev. J. II. Ridley, the
c1lorcd clergyman. The outlook does rot pre-,
cent hopeful appearance. The fever i, spread
iDe in every direction. 1t hos Invaded the Dos,
Office ard stricken Mr.. A. II. Reynolds one CT
the letter carriers. Paul Ross, check clerk in
the Westtro Ucion telegraph office, on Madison
street, was aso pro5trd.ed 10 dag. The sick
show 20 material sligo Of improvement. JUDGED
the reverse is reported to bs the feet.
A. spacial from Nashville gives lie following:
Persons who arrive here from Wcat Tennessee.
| rcpcrs tho quarantine regulations in the various
| towos 10 that part Of tho S.aic and il Hogthero
Mississippi rs daily growing moro SID moro
rigid in consequence of the alaTmicG reports of
| tho Increase end continuance Of tho tescr 10
Memphis. Every case reported outside OF
Memphis occasions renewed tx.itcment until
! lE9 guarantees havo hecomc aiucst Gbso!lte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

The conservative Hari and district mcttloss
Of the city AID cou0!y, to apPoint delegates 10
a convention to EomiGa!9 Candidate toT The
State Senate f1om this senatorial district, were
held last night, AID 10 lvtGy instance appointed
delegates unanimously in favor Of nominating
Capt. Francis L. Smith. Oar intelligence frori
the other two c1up,i.s il tie dist!ic:, Fsiftax
and Prince William, is to the eF. c: that Capt
Smith will also receive TIE surpoii CT amaioIl'
ty OF the delegates from those counties. Should
the Captau receive hc nomination thcTc will be
no doubt concerning either lis el1c.icn or his
efficiency as q representative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

Nov that Rev. General Conway, having
been detected 10 lis schene to acquire pef for
himself b. means tf contributions for the aid
OF reiugeeipg freedmen, has CEASED soliciting
subscriptions for that purpose, the republican
Governor Of ka1sas has taken up the c:y. and
appeals TO the North, especially to New York,
for monty With which to supply the wants Ct
the negroes who have been icGu,ed, by radical
emlSsasIes, to leave their homes on The lower
Mississippi aDd c)nc 10 bis State. Many Of
these negroes have been enabled, by money sent
to them directly by thc planters whom they 50
recently deserted, 10 return to their old homes,
apd those WHO have so returocd declare their
losention Ct rtnsioiuZ there permanently.
They are perhaps the otig ones wbo bsve been
btut6Icd Is pecuriary contributions. But
little ct the moGey given 10 Rev Mr. Con.
way. s!ss G$ueGsI Co1Uig, Tor theft assistance
ever reactei theU, asG suIh will be the clse
With ms! ot that which may beretf.er be col
ltc;ed for than through ageocles nouiuay
established 10 their Interest, bu: really 10 profit
BY their spffeliocs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
SARATOGA RaceS.

SARATOGA, Aug. ~ Tho races tc DIV Ber,
won by Grenada. Falss.to aud Check
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKI-WEEELY BIT
ED4AE 5NO CIV DlGN.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST II, 1872.

Rv. NcEusn Hall, tho ootcd English Con
lrcgaliopal preacher, who las just obtained o
divorce !rcm bis H:t: upon The ground Of her
adultery Eith : livery stable keeper, vas forced
t. admit dGr0e ;ag ;riGi -: &C I'd abandoned
8 PREVIOUS a,,i'Q OF sinil3r nstulc because
lie feared il would be 81 obs.sc'e to his Efforts
10 raise turds to1 The "I.icc2ln memorial tow
'r." The reverend gentleman vas firm ad-
v0catc CT the \ orth duriog the civil war in
Ebis couD;ry, and g.cs. admirer Of MIR. Lin
Goin, bat N 1st people vii be ia&uced to thiuk
that he has allowed lis desire 70 rase mo1u.
meet to his departed friend to lun away, not
only with It's ho1or IS man, but his duly as
Christian. If he considered it o duty to rut
away El' vile, the SUCCESS or fEi'uro Of any
other pE,l :ct should not have iuterforcd with
tho instantaneous Performance: of it. A true
Christina, cDco convinced Of his duty, allows
nettc. hiDdtra5ce cor season to obstruct him
IL the xcc1ton OF it. A man who makes bis
owo pelsJual hcncr wait upon The SUCCESS Of
any other scheme, especially one havicg auy
reatioo TO money, is unworthy, DO. only of the
assoc aioD, but CT the recognition of gentlemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

hG Nc@ trH news OF yesterday evening
Gays:
'Seratcr Roscoe C,rkii1g arrived 10 this city
yestcrisy 90 The Provdetc, boat, and was
takea 10 carriage to the Fifth Avenue Hotel
where he sas assigned suit of rcons on tn,
third hlcr. liz did not register. and few of his
lslerds knew Of lis arrival here until this morn.
Ing. The Senator went to chnrsh al II q. NJ,
reurnirg 10 the hotel afterward, and went out
Vislilng Ia the evening". He was up bright aud
early this mornlrg. Among several of the ear.
hest callers at the hotel who desired to see the
SeGatof VEL several newspaper representatives.
10 one asa al wac seat up their cards his re-
ply Wss: :" cannnt see anyone.
Hon. AIo-zo 3. Cornell, accompanied by q
fried, called at the hotel ab5us $50 a, ID.
MIR. Cornell had jlst arrived 10 the city from a
summer resort snd locked tired. he went d.
rsc'Iy to Senator Corkli0g's room uuaonounoed
remalued short lime, and alter the Senator
mad hnlincd bis breakt!ss the two politicians
went cut together. Senator Cooking wore Il @
same s:ero, stocal expression that he usuall7
wears.
"a News reporter Incidentally alluded to the
trouble b:ween Dir. Cork isg aud ex Governor
opEsgue, While 10 conversation With Mr.. Cor
nell, bl. the latter was silent. Another rcnre,
sentative CT leading New York daily asked
Mr.. Cornell what he thought about the story
bu: Mr. Cook'ios's friend did not reply. he
was serious, and was evidently called to New
York By tic Ssaator on particular BUSINESS,
The irnciDal 'opc cf clnyersation st the ho
tells and social circles Is tho Sp.sgus .Conklipg
im5r9go. Republicans, who are friends Of
Mr. Conkl!ug, discuss tho matter seriously, aud
It Is evident that they thiok the trouols NAV
nave Its lnFoenco on tho political situation 10
this State, and seriously damage he political
prospects, if it does not disturb tho dome,tio
happiness of the New York Senator. Sipcs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-22
RATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Books of Registration for the Municipal Election to
be held on MONDAY MAY 5, 1879, for the election of
Three Trustees OF Carson City, will be open Saturday
April 5th at 10 o'clock A. M and remain open until Ayri
25th, at O'Clock NJ, 1879.
Naturazed citizens required by law TO present then
papeIs at the time of registration
w. NJ. CARY,
Ex otfcio Registry Agent. Carson Township.
Carson City New, April 5, 1879. I'd ...1-A.-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.
,YytRruE OF DECREE AND ORDER

DYvIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER
of Sale issued Of and under the seal Of the Hon.
Second Judicial District Court in aud for Ornsby County
and of Nevada the 4th day OF January d. 1879
judgment in favor of Robert Livingston and against
J. c. Dorsey and NJ tge P Dorsey, DEFENDANTS for the
sum 1850 principal Of debt and the OF SIS 30 in
teres thereon date of Judgment at rate of p cent
per month until paid, and the Of $50 81 counsel fee
and suit taxed $40 So and accruing costs i'll
the sum OF s. CO. and all which may by
of sale, etc. all in United states gold eon and to me
directed commanding sell certain real property set
described in said order of sale and i'll pursuance
thereto have levied upon and will expose az public sale
between the hours OF and to w.t. at P NJ,
ou TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1879,
ordered the following described property: All that
piece parcel OF land lying and being situated
Carson City Ornsby County. Nevada, bounded and de
scribed follows: commencing at point on the north
line OF Washington where said street nterSece
by the section line btween Sections seventeen and eight
az and 1S) in Township Is north Range % east, and
running thence along the north line OF said WCshng
street point hundred and seventy feet west
intersection Of Washington and Minnesota streets
the north side OF said Washington street. thence north
hundred and seventy feet thence said section
hne thence south along said section line hundred
and seventy feet the place OF beginning, together with
all and singular the tenemants heredtamento and appur
thereto belonging in anywise appertaning
5. T. SWIFT,
Carson Cit" January 4, 1870. Sheriff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02
STATE TIMER LAMPS.

STATE l. ND DgFARTnSST,
Carson i'Irr. Nevada sept. -. 1879
En- .'EESbES &HE TERERS NSsTE-
y Fitr that tie cltng Of timber VOID for any pur
Dos. any timber lsplsinclu LING he 18th md s3th
scool land sections oS ongDg Ihe tate o. Nevada
" contrary 10 and that lie al .roceaGns Il be insti-
tuted nganst FL argons who have committed who may
aftor umi sny such espass damage upon such
auoa
Pef-ons knowing By deJTedaIo.s being committed
upon te 'wiEy t'er a sny 4 the public shool Iaiss
OF the State tfuy requested to forward ssch
infoT cation 10 this once
A.. =. HATCH,
Surveyor GsnsrEl and o. onao stats Ar, Req istsr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02
NOTICE ~ II.
or "v GONG R 8Ss Approved JUNE
IA s, 1873.
U1rTID %rATps LAND OrrTCs.
.CkaSoE CRY, Nevada OcEOber IS, 1919.

UprID %rATss LAND Orrcs
CkasoE CRY. Nevada OcEober IS 1919.
Notice s hereby given TO all whom il may cancern
That John Hanson, OF the coun Of Washoc State OF
Nevada. has this day filed in III Office has application No
H. to purchase from the United st ltes Government the
following described Of land chiefly valuable
Der and unfit fr crltvaton viz: %utleLs quarter OF
section 90 IN township No II north Of range 10 east
d. NJ. cont aiming 100 acres. and situate within
Carson City, Nevada u s. Land district.
AMI all having any interns, in claim
said land adversely to said aDscan hereby required
TO fe oh adverse claim with Tho rs'er Of SAID Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period publ ca ion
this notice, ailirg to do So they viii he barred
such adverse III mt or claim
octl6-eod c. n u.2plR Pa-Ist,r
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-12

sHOEapHAL AND. AACE- FEELlMG
In Z. sermon delivered Ut Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, recently, Henry
Ward Beechsr delivered the following
-" Mr.. Beecher deprecated sectional
dislikes and those due to differences
Of race. This great Nation was di-
vided by an invisable line, morally
visible enough, on both sides of which
the North and South had stood in
bloody antagonism for five terrible
years. In my own Judgment, when
consider human nature, when / con-
slider that . proud people have seen
selvesempb pbed out Of power. their
political existence almost annihilated,
their prosperity swept out Of the hands
% by . consuming hame, the ascend
ency Of. the dispised slave established
over them by what was to him . for-
ei9n arm, j. should not have wondered
II there had been ten times the resis-
lance that there has been to recon-
structive measures. Never In history
has people borne so much with SO
much patience, gallantry and patriot
fsm-a spectacle OF moral grandeur
and Of substsntiai good intent and
honor in those who have been 20 ter
rifcally scourged which is without
parallel. The spirit which would set
the North against the South. the East
against the West, the Germans against
tie old Pruitans or the old
EResitAps againSt the ] Germans
mans. the whites against the blacks,
or the blacks against Tho whites. is mot
only. politically criminal. bnt Il il: Ab.
solutely sa6versive of the sfundaneu-
tai instincts of humanity. There is
yet tho power and the honor in this
country to hold men together In chair
ity and unity. When It was the need
Of the untempered North to be nerved
to resist the arrogance of plantation
domination, l was not wanting. What
we need now 10 love, charity, union.
1 speak again. Though I hated slaY-
cry, j did not hate the slaveholder.
I leyed him, and 1 still love him. I
love all mankind, not only for what
they are, but for what they are going
to be-"