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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12

Whom tho manner in which tho expressed
wish ottho people was dsrceai did and SIT aside
by thu republicans il 1876 il Icmnmhcrcl. hi,
following from tho Philadelphia North hmcti
can, stalWart republican paper. seems s,mayk.
ablo, II say tho !r ,st:
IF it be possible Tor CONGRESS to riaa ah,Vn
party squahhug. and give tn, country assuI-
Of c. that tho will Of tha ptcp'c will l.: ShrnI.u
clu lI.l a A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12

COURT or ArpsALs YEsrEnpsr.-Grcsi
Falls Manufacturing Company vi. Ilcnry's adj.
nins;ra'or. From The Circuit Court eff Fair
INK ojunIy. Affirmed, judge Moucu:c lcliv
crlng the opinion.
James VS.. Stokes. Writ Of CIV aad al,gr.
sedeas awarded To iniatatul nf tan {,,iI
Cont OF Gnothlnn'! rendered SaptrWb~' iii
1870. G:h
Iamca ". Harris e.. Wfs
snne ideas to judgment al y OF error and
OF Goochanl cagnly Eao.ip> ', :" t!rtn,t Court
1879. Ell Hhntcmber e h.
crsnit Caur: c '9' c; e., e eGI!eeoc. Fon the
'"i m Tuas| 'lerson delivering the oroihn
~! I' Nd W.. Commonwealth, VIZ, " ~ ..o-
aau s:'ols ideas awarded to INDIGNANT :; '' ,h
G'Ien't Court Of Louisa COUNTY rc",,. ". 'i 10
oeta9cr' 1879, but il got to Isshsrpc I ba r
ohcr from cua!ody. '" '''' p''''
r ucl.s ". Jones Il Go. From tbs Circo;,
S y. OF Pitts, lvanin county. Affirmed .JnJse
osSplcs delivering the opin,oo. '''
haGk Of Old Dominion va. McVsieb E,o,,
W" corporation Court OF Alexandra. Affirm
ca, Judge turks delivering The opincD. jndyc
Moncu!e dissenting. '"' '"'k'
MarSell w. Markell. From the Gle lit Gon,t
ol frederick county. Affirmed, Judge MIN.
euro delivering tho opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12

TIE CONGRESSIONAL DELGATIoN.-The
li!chm2nl correspondent Of tho PeteIsNua L.
1ex-A Appeal says:
The result Of The lmluic.l r.volu.ion that
has taken place in the Sat, size, the III Of
November, w!tl Likely be to defeat saversl, if
not the majority oitEc p;r,cn! delegation from
this State 10 Congress next f.il.
Tho s!SEs a:o that Judge Il. w. Licy, of
New Kent, The new SPEAKER Of the House Of
Delegates. will oppose Dir. GooGc in his district,
that is If General Groncr, of Norfolk, who has
also c!siDs on tho pats, does not get the inside
tfa"k in that contest.
"Mr. Paul will 20 doubt be an crro;ent OF
''rcedjuStcr 10 The cecil John T. Harris; Col.
Cameron will from pcts,nt iGdicatons Oppose
the jnlls Dr. Jo.gonscn il the black bel; dis
dric.. :"
All lie bonds and notcs takan from tho La.
c ma Nation al Bank, 10 New Hampshire, when
1t was robbed last spring, have been found by
man who wts cutting timber near Saubortop.
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PffsEE1T ,EEEt-5.

There have b;cn s.y:ra! lives los! BY the
floods 10 Hungary.
Tie franci. Clamb2rs have voted +. COG. Q1(
lraacs Tor the relief CT tho poor.
The Pope lus SAINT fresh dispatches 10 the
Bishops ct Peru aui CHI il favor o! peace.
"a cZ chief CT department ia France ba:
been scDt2uCed 10 prison FIR eight years Ter for
gerry.
The German government refuses 10 asss! Ink
proposed schCmI Fl wards fir ct B,r.iG
and The !r, &c: must fail.
CanEojcrt declares that be was ignorant Of
an in;cnded coup d'elat ia 1851, and simply
cb3Sc6 orders as slider.
The st. Gotha1d tunnel il within less than
500 metres Of completion. a Junction OF the
Two galleries will bu ell Cd within one month
I!cre was much excitement 10 tic Spanish
Catcs yesterday upon Tho acco. sion OF The new
ministry. tn finally c vote OF conf ltncc vas
obtained. MatllfZ NampJa rctlrea to private
lie.
Great a!Xciy prevails 10 81. Petersburg in
tX?cctallrn 0i NV rcp!i s,ivo measures. fore
sksdoNca in that part OF tho Cans speech ut
Moscow, i'll which hH spoke c! the nccossiiy u
cradicatiig The spirit Of aediiion
The Berlin N3ilIi German Gszi;io makes
mary oyer American irttl rcnco ia behalf OF
tho lisnfEaoied IssIr. ard ass ) What has h,oome
q tbs MoLr}c d0erinr, iin sIpgrrlion OF inter.
trenc' bsiog All idvcisi Of thnt doctrine.
II we.! !itr continues vera lhr0ulhGut Euo
rope. The GalGc las un been u1mplnlciy irlZcn
over al nov since l2Il. In Austria 20 hard
aed conllnGous ir1ss 81 carly in The s,asoa have
not been .InrriaEGch sine, 1928. Much i jew
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Three Persons Killed.

foTTsvILLE Pa, Dec l2-By a fall OF Ton
s'hto IN Faust Cnlliery, near fremont this morn
ing, frederick Ja7, John kickler. and hoy
named Js:nes. woru instantly k,lltd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12

Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been boloro the
puDIIu TOR years, aud il pronounced by thous-
ants Superior To all o'rcr articles for Tho cure
o. Ct ushs, Colds, IttlusrA, and all Pulmonary
Com plants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12

+ o X c :" X I NJ A )
l havo rft tirni largo supply OF
Fruits, N uTY RalSiNS.
FRENt'H CANDY snd FIRE WORKS.
Also GaNbY Of onr own manufacture al low
prices. NJ. BOS5akT,
Il rnuth Fairfax street
Gas- RAFFE.E FOR CAkks, commencing
december lS 7 on per cont of tho receipts civ.
On to the poor doc l2-a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12
HOTEL ARltJV

Ch.s Sh;Dno rio mI. w. LA jo.c, NoH York
W.. Gcorno G;a1,n, v nn'; Smith. FauGuler,
bnrp W. D wy" NJ, ", " Ii Edwards, R"x.
IoN1INE. Jo1athsn W. W. NM ML NJ !.
j W Taylor Lcdd,ur M N owe MewS'k Mo ~
Jas San d zen : as e Fields. Richmond;
S5p.' .ser, f.If's x. Va Norman L Nloo,c.
, III Orange, n j.; Il Taylor, Va; q "
Zones. Washington l., d G; A Crowo. dc; p
l. Smith. Gooraetf wo, ID Z; G NJ Thomas, Me-
II II llughts. Csi ; L Thornson. Va; Thomr-
| SOD, Va; Il Wiz .lams. Washington, ID e.; q I
Davis, Charles ounty, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12

CHURCU MusIC.-Tho 0nost n,usic provided
by any chu Ich in the country is to be hoard ON
SUI +ys an, I holidays At st. Francis NsvIero',
in New Yor &. Its or gan and its choir are a!iku
famous, and its servlc es ara crowded by both tho
religious and tho CT iiical. The credit Of this
superb pro.sr 1ineIca bslongs TO tpe orgsnsl.
Professor VIM Bergo, music doctor who bu!"
lit 10 while ago, rnpturod m ri tory in his arm
and had to abb ,ndon his: protest. IN until cured
Pills euro Dysp spais, Sold nv Al, druggists.
sond Tor namphl 81 to ,Jr Giles. 10 w, 'st Broad
way, N. Y. TriPl 81 70 IS conts.
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*, STkA w in Store and for sslo bv
noVz' CHAS. E TAYLOR. .Jr,
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Personal.

desire my position respecting the M ana
unpleasant litigation with the Bank of the GA
D1nlnion ssould not no misunderstood Nor
misreprescntad. NJ desire end cff,rt was from
the hfst to avoid litigation. and tho last etfrrt
that was ever made that end. is the followip
letter addressed by mo to tho Board OF
Directors:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-12

FOR R&NT--HOUSE No. IS Cameron 81
II between Fairfax and Loe. Apply to
ap 8-tf j. Il. u. SMOOf.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
is serious.

SAN FRAHcIsco-Steamship sail from Port
land August II, H. %, ~, and September 2nd
Fare: Cabin $40; Storage, $40.
PoRTLAND-Steamer Vancouver leaves this
city daily, Except Sunday at s A. NJ, return
ing leaves Portland at 3P. NJ.
LEWIS RIVER PoINTs-Steamer "Latona"
leaves Portland every Saturday, returning on
Monday.
PARKER's LANDING-Steamcr Traveller goes
up the river on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, touching at Vancouver at 10 o'clock A. NJ
returning alternate days, stopping ut all
points desired
For GoLDENDALE AND YAKIMA-Stages
leave the Dalles on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday for Goldendale. Leave Goldendale
for Yakima City on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Leave Goldendale for the Dalles,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
For LEWISTON, IDAHo-O. S. y. Co.'S boats
connect through on Wednesday and Friday
FoR WALLA WALLA-O. S. n. Co.'s boats
connect on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
o. 5. y. Co.'S BOATS LEAVE PORTLAND
For Kalama, Tacoma and Seattle-Daily
Except sunday at q AN.
For Victoria, via Kalama and Tacoma
Wednesday and Saturday at 6 A. NJ.
For Astoria-Daily Except Sunday at A. NJ.
For Cathlamet, Bay View, Skomockawa
and Brookfeld--M Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, al b A. VI.
For Westport. Clifton and Knappa-Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 A. NJ.
For Salem, Albany, Corvallis and interme.
diate points Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday, at 6 A. NJ.
For Extraordinarily, Thursday and Sat
urday at Z A. NJ.
PACIFIC CouNTY-Steamer Candy leaves
Astoria on Monday Tuesday, Friday and Sat
urday connecting with Oysterville stage on
Tuesday and Saturday.
PUGET SouNp-Steamer Dispatch leaves
Seattle every Wednesday evening for Port
Townsend, the Islands, Bellingham Bay and
Semiahmoo.
Steamer Libby leaves Seattle on Mondays
for Sehome, Whatcom and Snohomish.
Steamers leave New Tacoma every day Tex
cept Sunday for Seattle.
Steamer Messenger leaves Olympia every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Seattle
and way ports.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

The thermometer marked l06 : in the shade
at Walla Walla one day last week.
A Puyallnp farmer has recently sold half of
his coming hop crop for 10 cents per pound.
There is growing desire among the peo-
pie of Washington Territory that rigid tramp
law be enacted at the next session of the
Legislature.
A hunting party has discovered gold on
Whatcom Lake, but like many other discov-
cries of the kind it does not pan out TO any
considerable extent.
The Puget Mill Company are now putting
Al saw gang into their mill at Utsalady, the
largest gang on the coast. The mill will start
up as soon as repairs are completed.
Mr.. s. r. White, while out hunting birds
this week, in the edge of town, near Olympia
came across two black bear, and wisely re-
treated to town for salt to catch them with.
Information has been received at Neah bay
that smallpox has appeared among the In
dams on Vancouver Island. Agent Willoughby
issued orders prohibiting Neah bay Indians
from visiting the Island.
1t is not generally known that there is a
plenty of cells in Snake river. An Indian
lately caught about thirty just above Daugh.
erty ferry with dip-net. He was asked If
they were good to eat; to which he replied,
"Skookum-all same as hog. Hiyu gleese."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07
NEWS ITEMS.

The run Of salmon in British Columbia is a
comparative failure this year.
The State of California. on the down trip
made the run from bar to bar in 80 hours and
A. minutes.
No more vessels will leave San Francisco
| for the Seattle coal mines until the strike
there is over.
II is stated that Erinagura, the capital Of
Cashmere, ordinarily containing 100000 in
habtants, has only 10000 since the famine.
Some American corsets shipped to Mexico
were supposed to be saddles OF "a new kind,
add were returned as not giving satisfaction.
Doc Middleton, a Nebraska outlaw. has
been captured on the Niobrara river with his
wife and eigh; of his gang, by detectives and
soldiers.
The British ship Hndostan, Capt. Peters,
made the run to Astoria from Yokohama, in
30 days. She is a large iron vessel of 1886
tons register.
A telegram states that the cholera is raging
among troops returning to India from AZ
ghanstan. The 10th hussars lost forty men
in one day, and the 18th foot 1875 men.
Captain Korts, of the United States steamer
Shubrick will 20 East to bring out the new
revenue steam cutter Manzanita, which YES
sci has beer built for the service on this coast.
Official returns show that 20 officers and
400 men died of cholera and other diseases on
the return march from the Afghan campaign,
while only about 100 men were killed in ac-
ton.
In consequence OF the threatening move
rnents Of the Turks. large numbers of new
rifles have been distributed among Greek
troops, and six new batteries Of artillery COM
pletely equipped
tits estimated that during the next twelve
months Europe will have TO pay not less than
six hundred million dollars for food, and it is
believed that fully half these purchases will
be made in the United States.
Dphtheria Is the most destructive cpl
demic in some parts Of Russia at the present
time. In Bessarabia the disease has ravaged
for seven years, and one generation has been
nearly exterinnated. VIII science ever con
quer this destroyers
The New York Sun says that Vim. II. Van
derbilt bought the other day 100000 worth
OF four per cent bonds, the biggest invest
ment in bonds on record. Each bond is of
the value OF $4,000. and the purchase was
made as an Investment for his family.
confidential friend Of Gen. Grant has re-
eeived recently a most positive declaration
/ from the general that he will not permit his
name 10 be used for the presidency. II is be-
lieyed that he would accept the English mis-
| sion. as In doing so he need not give up GER
tain plans o! his own which lie has been ma,
| turing
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07
OREGON.

Elk are plentiful this year in parts of Doug
las county.
The people of the Dales are annoyed by
drunken Indians.
The new steam fire engine for the Dalles
arrived on the Oregon.
On the 9th July the thermometer marked
1OOo in the shade in Jacksonville.
Frank Martin, of Lafayette, has raised some
timothy grass feet inches in height.
A great many homesteads are being taken
up in Washington county. More good land
remains.
Luellng, Handley & Crandall, of Hillsboro,
caught 400 trout in three days fishing in the
Coast range recently.
By order of the postmaster general, the free
delivery service will be established at Port
land, Oregon, on October LIST.
Last Thursday young woman named Rosa
Manchester, while bathing in the Columbia
river near Rainier, was drowned.
Jack Edwards, Kanaka, who is said to be
half brother of the King of the Sandwich
Islands, is in jail at The Dalles on a charge OF
horse stealing.
A lake of wonderful beauty, which remains
full at all seasons, although it has no visible
source of supply, exists on the hill two miles
and half from Empire City.
The Dig boat NJ Astoria, lnab Is, tne one
which caught the most Salmon, was run by a
man named Barney. His catch for the season
was $500, which ut so cents apiece put LOO
into his pocket
Meanwhile Reporter: The hay crop ofths
section is unusually large, and many farmers
are in want of room for their supplies. A
better season for the production OF hay could
scarcely have been gotten up-not by the best
farmer in the country. The growth was i'm
mensely heavy, and the cutting and curing an
admirable success.
salt bed of great extent was recently dis
covered at the upper end of Warner Lake,
from which is taken salt of the finest quality
for table and dairy use. Mr.. DeGarmo, who
has taken off about two hundred tons, has
had a chemical analysis of it made, and it
proves to be considerably purer than the best
salt of commerce.
A young man named Emerson was drowned
near Bachelors Island in the Columbia river
on Sunday. Emerson was in swimming with
a number of companions, but getting beyond
his depth, and his knowledge of the natatory
art being very limited, he struggled little,
and then seeing no hope OF escape ceased all
further efforts and sank without a word. His
friends were unable to render him any assist
ance. The body had not been recovered at
last accounts.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07
Severe Storm in England.

The severest storm for many years
ragged Saturday night. The storm
was attended by fall Of hailstones
some four inches in circumference.
Damage to glass around London
amounts to thousands of pounds ster-
ling. In a great part Of Bedfordshire
the hay crop is completely swept
away and many cattle drowned. New
market and neighborhood are flooded.
The rainfall in Buckinghamshire is
estimated at 70 tons per acre. Dam
ages by floods and lightning are also
reported from Cambridge, Norfolk,
Guilford, Lester and Bath. The
storm was terribly severe in the val
ley of the Thames. Immense injury
is done growing crops. Damage by
rain, hail and foundations is irrepar-
able this season. Theloss Olive stock
is serious.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07
syrup OF HypOphOsphites.

Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophos-
phites is used with good results in Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervousness, Gen
etc, and gives satisfaction in all cases. Its
power Of arresting diseases is honorably ac-
knowledged by physicians wherever it has
been introduced. j. c. Harmon, NJ d., county
physician. Los Angeles, says: Il think
highly of 1t, and use it largely in consump-
ton. lung complaints and nervousness" III
s. Orme. NJ. d., eX-President Of the Board OF
Medical Examiners, California, says: 81 use
it in nv practice with good results" L. +.
Cross, NJ d.. says, ut gives much relief In
cases of debility and severe coughs" o.
Walther druggist, Sacramento, says, "Dr.
Snider prcscribcs it for phthisis and general
debility" r. Z. Collins, druggist San Jose,
says: at cured my wife Of debility and
have much confidence in 1t, having seen it
used with marked benefit in several other
cases" Sold by ID. Wall, Vancouver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07

The yellow fever continues to pre-
vail in Memphis, which is nearly de-
populated by the removal of all per-
sons who could command means to
leave the pestilence stricken city.
There are several deaths daily, but
the fever is not so fatal as last year.
The pestilence is very bad in Cuba,
and has appeared to limited extent
in many of the Southern States.
Quarantine is rigidly inforced every
where against infected districts, and
trade is very much broken up all
over the South.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07

Wonders will never cease. When
Moses was put on the new reserva-
ton it was supposed the Indians
would be put out of everybody's way,
but now comes one H. +. Smith to
Olympia, asking for their removal,
because he has quartz mine up near
the British line within the limits OF
the reservation. If all the Indians
on the coast were removed to the
north pole some enterprising Yankee
would protest that they were tres
passing upon his ice-house.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07

If eastern advces can be relied
upon, Washington Territory is at
tracing more attention among cap
italists and business men, than any
other portion of the Pacific slope.
The late railroad doings are causing
people to look towards this North
western coast as the promised land.
The register and receiver of the
Olympia land office have recently
given notice that on the LIST of Sep
TENDER, all of the odd numbered Sec
tons within the Olympia land dis
trict, withdrawn August Is, 1878, for
the branch line of the Northern Pa
ciic Railroad, not included in an
amended withdrawal of July 10, 1879,
will be restored to settlement and en-
try under the land laws Of the United
States applicable thereto. These
lands consist of the odd numbered
sections in the counties Of Snohomish,
Whatcom, Island, Jefferson, Kitsap,
and portions Of King county. The
even numbered sections will be re-
duced in price, and all lands in the
restored limits held at the rate of one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre,
except where such lands are fixed at
higher rates by law, as timber, coal
or mining rates.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07

Judge J. r. Lewis has recently
been on visit to Eastern Washing
ton. In regard to railroad matters
the Judge states that in his opinion,
the Northern Pacific Company will
form a connection with the east from
the mouth of Snake river, before
building in any other direction.
With this proposed connection formed,
they will strike out for the tide water
somewhere, in his opinion at Tacoma,
but whether they will go down the
north side of the Columbia or across
the mountains direct, is question,
he states to be settled hereafter. The
rapidity with which the eastern con-
nection will be formed, he considers.
depends very much on who gets con-
troll of the road. Should Vanderbilt
get the control the road will be
pushed forward with all possible haste
to get through connection. Should
the present management retain con-
troll it will be put through not quite
SO fast. There is at present one sur
veying party out on the Nachees
river, and two others locating the
line between the mouth of Snake river
and Spokan Falls on the n. p. road,
and fourth party are making sur
vey through to the Blue mountains
from Walla Walla on the Utah Nor
thern road. A fifth party are survey
ing from Walla Walla toward Colfax,
while Eastwick's party have just re-
turned to Walla Walla alter making
= survey from the mouth of Snake
river to Wallula.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07

The two Cinnamon who murdered
a Christian Chinaman in Portland
last September, were sentenced on
Monday, one to be hung on the 23d
of September, and the other to the
penitentiary for life. The pagan
Cinnamon of Portland spent much
money to clear them, but the law has
proved superior to heather cash.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-07

A Washington dispatch says infor-
nation has been received by the Sc
cret service division of the treasury
department that Photographic coun-
terfeit FIVE dollar notes on the Globe
Continental, Boston, Mass, letter G,
and the Dedham National Bank, Ded-
ham, Mass, letter ID, made their APP
pearance on Saturday at San Fran
cisco.