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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-16
A Partial Blockade

OF the main avenue for escape of refuse from
the human system is utterly subversive of reg
ularity among the other organs Let consti-
patton become chronic, and, leaving out the
imminent danger of inflammation Of the bow
els and their total obstruction occurring, ]aun-
dice is almost certain to ensue, the liver is liza
BILE to become engorged, the blood and urine
are poisoned by the bile, which also yitiates
the juices of the stomach, and other unhappy
consequences follow. Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters, prime tonic Alternative, prevents or rem
edies these results and their cause, as the case
may require, and is also signally efficacious in
overcoming tlatulence, heartburn, and varia-
BILE as well as constipated action Of the bow
els. It renews nerve power, improves the an
petite, stays the progress Of early decay, re.
lieves the intirmities Of age, and is a pleasant
appetizer
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3sINEEsL WATERS.
BEDFORD (vIIG1sgaJ
and Iron Springs Water,
MASS AND PILLS.

MASS AND PILLS.
For certain forms of dyspepsia, Diseases Pecu-
liar 70 Fomsle., Chronic Disrrhoea, Bronchisl,
Scrofu'ou5 and Cut.neous Affections, Disorders
of the Liver. Kidneys ard Bladder, debility,
Malaria and Hesdsclr,
"Eousl to any Water OF its class known 10
me-" HUsTEB Nee UIRE. N. D., Va.
Satisfactory in UtariIe Diseases ard in HGo
lsrious conditions" g. W. VAIL n. D. Ohio.
Efficient is Dyspepsia and Nervous Dl:easos
arising from impure oI 70 L u,n,so. w
Used With success in certain diseases peculiar
to females B. RoEMEE NJ. D., Mo.
"BeneGcsl in Malsrisl Fever aud Diph'
liberia" ;. +. DuPoN, ga.
Invaluable in scrofua
w. j. GILBERT, N. D., y, 9.
Recommended ss prophylsctic in Yellow
Fever Diitficts" ID. + FAIREx, NJ. D., La.
Tho Summer Season Of these Springs Begin
Juno lst. Terms $50 q month. Carriages mec!
visito.s at Forest or Lawyers, each mios from
the Syringe, upon advice Of arrival. Accom-,
modstiong unequalled All the comforts and
attractions. Sklllful resident Physician.
PRICES Water 80 els, per ga!Ion. - csso
of doz half gal. bottles - Is for s gal, cssk;;
cars st Lynchburg. We.
MASS so els, and 81 o bottle, 81 81 anl SIS for
dcz-sent post paid This Mass is the Water
soidiaed and contains all the curative proper
ties of the water in reduced space.
PILLs.-25 cts. 10 cts aud 81 package, OF
Sl25, 81 60 and S. post paid (theaa pills consist
of the Mass in sugar cpsted pill form to suit del
icate conditions) Sample supply Ken: free to
any physician desiring TO use it in practice.
Pamphlet free upon application. This reTnedy
of Nature is endorsed by the Medical profession
and attested by results in thousands Of ca5es
during the last q years. Address A. Nj. DAVlE
Pres't of the Co.. 7e Main st., Lynchburg VA.
Round trip tickets from points North and
South at reduced rates.
dris, Va apis 3m
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II sil. Express.
South Bound.

Mail South ward, connects at Gordonsville.
with Ches. 81 Ohio 4. f., Ksst and West. At
Lynchb burg, connects with Atlantic, Mlss. q
Ohio T. 4, through South~e Virginia, 10
Nashville. Now Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock
and Texss-Gnd at Dsnville with Richmond q
Danville Il. K, to South and Southwest
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsville
to all points East and West on Ches. & Ohio K.
Il and ut Danvile with Richmond q Danvle
4. 4 for the Csrolinas, Georgia. Florida and
7is Atlanta to New Orleans
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
% 3. III. and Alexandria Is a. ~. daily,
except Gundsy, arrive at St-asburg at y Is p. NJ,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strasburg 10 p. m, arriving ut
Alexandria at So p. m.
For Middleburg, daily connection 8! Plains
station.
For Uppcrvile, regular connection ct De,a-
pisne
For WARRENTON, loave Washington at
W g. n. daily.
All trains make good connections, at Wssh.
ington, TO and from North and West.
Nov Orleans sleeper leaves Washington st
! 10 a. IN, running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets TO jacksonville Florida,
good TO May 10th, 1879. at very low rate.
Through tickets cold at the lowest rates
NH II j. Ii. BkOADUS, &. L. A.
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RGE SO3POLk.

The elegant swift ard commoi0u: s!o,ntr.
LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE Mos.
LEY will leave the Company 5 whsrf Alexau.
dris, IS follows:
The Lady of tho LsSe every MONDAY AID
u: 6 o'clock p. IN, 50! on
SATURDAY. a. {. so O'clock u -:
The J.no Moseley every I'll ESDAY aUi
FRIDAY, At 6 o clock p III: returning, leave
Norfolk on slterns!o days 81 i clock p n.
South, and with the Merchants and Mariner.
line Of stesmers for Boston, Providence sHd AL
points North and East.
Through rates given ard bills o!!s1ilg si!uoi
for Boston AMI Providence
Fare at greatly reduced ra!o:--Singla ,ri,. -
Round trip good for 20 days. Sl.t0
Table unsurpassed.
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N y T | q 4 :
CHANGE OF TIN +.

On hid alter THURSDAY, MgtcA 21.h Ito
beats If tho POTOMAC FERRY Co. VII rus
IS follows
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
co. : 80. 8 20 9 30 10 81 and III 20 la, An.
II 90 80, 70. 3 81, ! 20, 5 30 and e u =. III.
LEAVE WHSElNGTUN:
$50, T so. 60 0 80. 10 80 and II 20 IL 1t. nf'1
II 80 20, = 20. 3 20. i 20. 3 - aud ~ = NJ
NH IS GEO. Il. PHlLHlP3. Manage.
- SO. CLYnG'S STEAM LINES W C. =.
SnnRaas uY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. PROV
DENCE AMI BOSTON.
Steamers lesye Alexandra EEEKY TUE,
DAY and leave rhila!clpl:a EV ERi SAT
URDAY.
This line ccnEecis -. AoxaH;ria with t:.o g.,
4. & NJ. and " 4 q. L. Rs. snG 1T thilhdui-
paa with ClSdo's regular Steamships loo i'G.l
Kiva.. Providence AID Bosom.
freight forwarded gith proDp.:ios: .nG cArt.
freq u commissions.
No charge for trGnsie. il Philadelphia. snI
o wharfage in Boston. Qu!ci tmo. FIclGan!
departures. Through rates snd through 1i!la
Of ladiDg gwen. Insurance 81 tho l5@'"st Iat':.
Agents
r. a. REED, AiaxHaGria
Wm. 7 CLYDE 6 CO., rhiiaGelp.1s
GEO. +. HIDE, Goorget08n. j. 4.
JJHEaON 8i!JS., Washington.
Isn SIT
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ssTakIEEB E:EEDGTA,
ORKNEY SPRlN G S ,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

" u Ii II IL / ~ IL IL ~ ~
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va.
rHEFiNEsT COLLECTION oFMINERAL
WATERS IN THE WORLD FOR VAIL
UEAED VARIETY OF MEDICl.
ALPROPERIIES
Tho Chalyhca:e. Alnn, Sulphur, Iron-Sul'
phu:, Healing, and The renoWned bear TaHoT
Spring, ell having distinctly different medicinal
proSer,;ts, are found in tho Orkney collection.
FIESy-CLASS HOTEL ACCDMMODA-
TIONS
For seven hundred and fifty people. Col: j..
r. CAKE, late Of Congress Hall, Cape May,
now Of Metropolitan Hotel, Washington Cl:y,
Manager,
hHPLE STABLE ROOM
Fer private teams. srd well snpplied livery
for tbs rso Of tha guests.
MINERAL BATHS.
Trb, Shower and Plunge. Every facility anoId'
Cd those seeking Health, G9mior. aId 1IesSpSe
sre situated within few hours drive Of Orkney.
t. which ,no OF Park Wsgonettes will run
daily.
Board per Gay ..""Sz 00.
- week. """.".l4 w.
monlh"..""....::. 10 w:
Social contracts made with families and pafileF.
FIVE HOURS Ely RAIL
From WASHINGTON via the Baltimore and Ohio
or Virginia Midland Railroads.
THROUGH[E ROUND TRIP TiCkETS
Issued from sil points North West and South.
Good from June Is! to November LIST.
HOUND TRIP TlCKET
From Washington IS; do. Baltimore $40; DO.
Ale1sndlis 81 80 -
PARE WAGONETTES.
Tor private carriages TO order) wi be in waiting
on arrival Of trains 1t Noun: Jackson. to convey
passengers over sbsdy and easy grade Turn
pike load 60 Orkney.
viii opcr Juno 18TH Address for descriptive
pi,nnhitts and ether inform st;on the P.opIe.
tors Il U-Nney springs or the Manager ct Metro.
pol.tan !!,..l. Ws:hnSton City.
JONES Il PARKER,
ape ,i5; fropritto's.
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FOX IRE poToN HGYHH l.aNuiNt:.

The new End commnIioaa ifal sE~- :,
steamer JOHN W. TtIuHrSuA sIyiSs: s55ssss,g.1
built especially for tai, roa.s. leaves he co",
pany's wharf. Washington, EVERY Mo.
DAY, THURSDAY and STU EBAY, a:
O'Clock g. H., and Alexandria 2! T.&h .. ~,
returning, arrives EVSEY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. 4! 4 O'Clock 80.
This company makea close connections =: a
e1andris with the w. G.. V. II. s; Il. =. J.. 1:
Co. snd with the W. Is .. y. Z. c.. frog:
received for all points, North aad S1u!u.
handled with csre aDi tocmar..uL 's;:n ,:o'a,,,
ness and dispetch.
For iar:hor Information .p2.y
+. =. ::::!&il :sa":.
i: .r2Y'4 wharf.
o: e. the Office q Ia: company. E..:: IT, "s-
t.or2i METROPOLITAN Enm& la street. 80. .'~..'
.le Treasury Dep...;aca:, washington.
nh III SAMUEL HAtOH - r,,'s..,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

KY g., VIRG. MIDLAND q q. y. X. x.
w JOHN =. BARBOUR, Kocove:.
On and sitter SUNDAY, 10 % y. nl., March
10Th, 1879, Passenger trains will run IS follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

NTIRGINIA: In tho Clerks Office Of tho Cir.
v cult Court OF the city of Alexandria, on Tat
Ia: day Of May. 1879
Tho President, directors and Company of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia (suing for the use
of VIM. B. Isaacs, VIM g. Taylor and John
@. Williams, late partners under the firm and
style of 1saacs, Taylor & Wiilisms) complain
ants, againat The Aexandris Canal Company,
Philip Quigley, h. II. Wells and VIM. W.
DUNCAN, Inc Bank of the Old Dominion, at
Alexandria, II. M. Il. Hunter, tho Treasurer
of the State of Virginia, and Reuben Johnston,
trustee, defendants. In chancery-on bill and
amended bill.
NJ emo. Tho object of the amended bill is to
have the lien Of a certain judgment obtained by
The Farmers Bank of Virginia against the Al
cxsn2ris Canal Go. and The executions issued
thereon aojudicstedi that tho property of tho
said Alexandria Canal Company may be cub
jected 20 the payment of said judgments; that
the status Of certain bond Of the Alexandra
Canal Company for Sl5, 600 for the benefit o. the
Bank Of the Old Dominion and guaranteed by
the State of Virginia, and the rights of all par
ties in relation thereto may DO asce,tsined and
sdiudicatGd.
Tho defendants, Philip Quigley Il. Il.
Wells and William w. DUNCAN, not hsv.
ing entered their appearance and given ee.
curity according to the act of Assembly, and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents OF this
State, 1t Is ordered that said defendants appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in tho Alexandria Ga.
zette, newspaper published in the city of AL
exandris, once week for four successive weoks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
MORTON MAEYE, Clerk.
W. w. Gordon,
+. L. Smith. P.Q
r. W. Christlan.J my 2-w4W
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FOR nEW yOH!.

Ihe Al Htaamsbgs l.. e. KNIGHT z.e.:ss
and JOHN GIBSON luGyo the conf - GE'ss;
pany's wharf Ale. sadria, ltNE.i AUN-
DAY MORNING.. s'i New York. from pc,
Al East River, hVkGf SAFE EDAy III irar
O'CLOCK p. n.
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EErAsHiNGTON z OHIO RAlLKOAI

W A"hlNaToH = OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPr SIN.
naYJ BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND BILL.
Beginning Msy j., 1879.
Loaya Wrsh!nGto; st 10 IA. u. BLd ~ y. IA.
and Alexandria s. O5 d. III. aud 4 . p. nj.
pass Lcosbu7e, going westward, 81 | 10 3. "a.
and E 50 p. IN. snd arrive at Round Hill At II
n. and 20 p. m. Leave Round Hill st 5 20 O.
m. and l2:3np. H.; pass Loosburg, going sast.
ward, Of 6 co 8 IN and 10 Pm. and arrive at
Alexandria st Is =. IN. and S:lb D. H.. srd
at Washington a. S % 4. m. end S2j =. Il
- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washin gton and Ohio cars st toe Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station at9 o. a. nj. and 4. ~
PIX, sDd so through 10 Round Hill without
change of Gaze.
The 8. 05 q. nj. train from Alexandria and II 50
H. III. train from Ro"nd ltlil connect st Round
Hal with Harris Daily Line Ct Coaches
for Snickersville: Borryvillo and Winchester;
also with Resmer' 3 Limo of Coaches which leave
Lsesburs daily for Aldie end Mildleburs.
Both trains, westward make close connections,
Ut Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
fsr Court House.
Communication tickets, s cts. per IuiIe
ADnuai lick els, $50.
K Il. HAMMER,
NV S-,i General Tickle. Agent.
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DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA
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This company "Eafs UH.iyallad facilities f..
The transportation cf fright and passorgerz.
and will run their steamers regularly SIS follows:
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I $40 rhasr sAaE. STH

FOR NORFOLK, pONT+MOUTlI, FOE-
TRSS MONROE AND ylE SOHTu.
STOPPING AT Phi NClPA!! LAHDlHHs
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
U.4SZyT.TG TG.N' IND -S'DE.FOLh
STE.7.TEU.4T C3.nF.9.TI.
New, elegsn! and sWiI! side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
Capt. JOE WmITE) lcaTns rs follows
FROM WASHING'N' FROM NORFOLK.
AND ALMA.
Every Monday, Wed Every Tuesday, Thur.
ncsday and Saturday Gay hid si"n!.y. ~ .
ut 3 y. Ii. p. II.
lnfUrm.iCn rs 10 tcset=. stattrooGna, Ta.'' e.
freight. connections &C., will DO chccIiHHy "a
nished Gu application al the company -! -.
foot Of Sc7c1ih street wharf Washington
b r. DODu. Agt. Wuehlaxtna.
Z. Is. HQOE, ~. hIe1s1G;i.
g. u. PLANT. Presldent sDj -.t
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RAILROADS.
1870 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

1870 GREAT 1879
PE ENs5Y AsI ! s9HTA " vsr
STEEL RAILS, sPLENDfD SCENERY,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
May II. 1S79-ll p. m.
Train: lesve Washington from depot of BAL
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, COZ.
nsr Of Sixth and B st1 sets, ss followa:
Sor PLils New York and the East, l.90 snd
lc.l5 Q. N. daily, with PALACE Cars. Lin
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars 90
N; daily. except Sunday. Fer Philsdslphia
Fer Pi.!sburg and the West TO- 80 a. N daily, With
Psrlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; 40 p. m. dsiiv
sith I'elace Car to Chicago
For CeIsndaigua and tho North, 7.43
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Car t.
Wstkins. Fer Eiaira. 1879 a. NJ. daily
For Baltimore, G.4o, SIS, $50 and 10 81 a. H.;
day, 10 50 3. m; l.$0. 81, 7.4G and 1o.l5 p. H.
LOCAL Trains.
For Alexandria 6, 7.l5, 8, 8, ~ and II Oh, sld
liz, 3, 80, 3, 600. I, and ll.30p ~ On
Sunday q. . 8. ILL.,, snd l.lj and p. m.
Trains loaVe hloxardria for Washington, 600,
40 8GN, $40, 10 and II ALL ,4.M. S, 600
sid 0. ii. aad II night.
Or Suniay .! 500 and - a. H., and % pu.
TIL 4OU,SH TRAIN FOX TIE SOUTH, Wis
dria ct 10 8. IN. ds!ly and ~ y. II. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and Information cen bo procured
principal railroad stAtiols and ticket Office
Southeast. j. Z. FARMER,
tien'l. Passenger Akel.
FRANZ rhOMSON
Oaaorsl Manegsr mYl4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

n9-WIDE AWAKE! New SPRING STYLES
Doors AND SHOES. Tho largest. beat se'ected'
and cheapest stock Of boots and shoes ever ctior-
ed in this market.
Every man ought TO consider whe:e hs can
got IL mos! value for his money. A penny
saved, is a penny earned. All We ask our friends
and patrons is 10 favor Us with call, and con.
vince themselves Of The fact that we csn meet
the demands Of ell.
We are resolved 20 sell our goods a. 50 small
profit that tho people must buy.
Thereby snsb,iag US 10 Keep oar ftoca s!Tays
reasonable.
A failure to examine our stock is an oppoI;u-
nifty lost
We can male it 10 your inte cs. 10 trade with
US.
Our goods are bought from frs! thanksgiving
dou bio p.oE: aid giving cur customer; the
benefit
Country merchants vii! find to their sdvsn-
tseo TO examine cur seek nom which equally
good selections Can be made 1t prices that will
compare f.yorably with those of the northern
cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots. 5 rs to 5 W
" French Kid g 70 TO ~
Lasting Fozod " l25 TO 3 10 10
- " Polish = CO TO w
I" Slippers in grea! variety % to w
Mems Calf Boots Gu TO W
- Coarse Shoes (So!id) " u "
M;ss,s Boats ''' loot 80
C!hiII1cG's Bncl, ~ to 81
w. g. WApDEY,
NO. I'D King Street,
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My custom mado CLOTHING is warranted
of the hes. in potted material, we'll made, thcs
roughly shrurk, and will DO sold at prices 10
suit the times. Call ard oonrlnce yourself, at
S, DEALuAM's. G. King st., ocrner OF Fairlsz.
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STEA

TNLAND g. SEAEOAED CDASTlNG 60
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Alexandria Gazette
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10.

TnE School Boy ON TYLER.-A COFFEE
ponasot Ct tie louisville Courio:-Journai
relates that whee John Tyler was President
the Whie pati; vas displea:ei with him. and
sand many grievocs thioss to his disadvantage
The President io1k trip end made short
stay 10 a small ceuntry village. The school
teacher of the district school invited his ES-
csllency to witucss tho culture which sho lul'
parted to her pupils. She drew them up IN
lipe erl propoaaGcd the following questions
"Who vas the first Presideut?"
"Georee Washington the bays sarg oat 10
chorus.
"Wss he good mat
"Hc wal" the boys eppbalcal:y replied.
who vas the second Ptesiden'?
John Adams.
WAS hea good maj?
"He was."
So she kept "a 'hr,u,h the let until she got
to Tyler. Then ste asked.
"Who is tho present President?
John u Ter.
'ls he good mai
"We ara commanded hv the Scriptures Dot
to speak evil Of our rulers. rolled cut the little
band Of politicians.
A TEMPERANCE SEEMoN.--MaLy 5eara Ego.
Colonel l4ehmancusky. who had been twenty
three years in the army of Napoleon Bonspsrte'
arose in temperance meeting, tail, Vigorou',
and with the glow Of health on his facs AID
made the following speech
"You sec btf;ro you 8 man sevoaly years Oh.
have fouQh! two hundred battles; have four.
teen wounds on my body; have lived thirty
days on horse ilseh, with tho bark Ct trees for
bresd, snow and ice for my drink, the canopy
of heaven for my covering. without Stockings
or shoes on my feet! and only few rags on fer
clothing.
I'm the desert Of Egypt, have marched for
days, with the burning sun upen my naked head !;
feet blstertd in tho scorching sand, ard with
eyes, nostril5 and mouth filled with dust, and
with thirst 50 tormenting that l have opened
the veins on my srms, and sucked my own
blood. DO you ask how ! survived all these
horrors? answer thst, under the providence
of God, owe NY preservation, my health and
vigor. to this fact. that never drank drop tl
sniriluous liquor in my life; and" continued he
Baron Isrrey. chief surgeon OF the French
army, has sisted ss q fact thst the SIX thousand
Survivors who ssfely teturned from EgypI
were all Of them men who abstalned from b!
dent drink
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

1ANNEY'S BRANCH STORE. N. W. corr
u ner of King and Royal sireets. The follow
ing Mineral Wu.er Oh draft. 8. five cent? per
glass. all ice cold:
Vichy,
Seltzer,
Consress.
Bedford IVA Alum and Iron,
Bedford Springs (Pe.)
Buffalo Lithia and
Deep Rock (Oswego.)
And in bottles, Saratoga A, Congress- Exce!sior,
Geyser and Hsthorn Springs Waters VII from
Saratoga Springs, New York. and the genuine
imported Hunyadi James and FriedrichEha!l
Bitter Water. JANNEY q co,
N.Y. Druggists, Ros 70 srd IDS King Sts.
DECEIVED TO DAY another supply of
IL l. aHGK LIMA BE ANS. superior gu atty.
Also PEkkLES5 and WHITE PEACH
BLOW ROTATIONS. For GALE.
HRRBERT BRYANT,
mY6 No. 25 King street
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-18
A
News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.

News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.
Labor Of all kinds in Boise City is said
20 be in demand.
They have received their first locomotive
for the transportation of ore in the Black
Hills.
Fifty or sixty miners are at work on
Briggs and Silver creeks, Oregon, and a
few are said to be doing well.
More bullion is being produced in the
mines about Silver City, Idaho, than at
any time for many months.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express took away
from Silver City, Idaho. at one time lately
bullion valued at 500. 513.s8.
Out Of the Al 900 and odd votes polled
in San Francisco, a little over 200 were
cast in favor of Chinese immigration.
In Mammoth City elevation 10, 300 feet
it takes ten n III to boil an egg. Water
boils at a temperature Of 100 degrees.
Professor Newberry says the mines of
Utah will support a population ten times
larger than the present. That would be
l, 300, 900.
The Legislature elected in California last
week will choose a United States Senator
to succeed Newton Booth, whose term will
expire On March 4th, 1881.
The California Annual Conference Of the
NJ. E. Church will hold its Twenty-seventh
session at San Jose, commencing on We'd
nesday, the 18th inst. Bishop Gilbert Ha-
ven presiding.
The first couple married in California
after it became a State we're c. II. Schno-
bell and loretta Barkhans, in October,
IEE1 H., D4r NJ, NiI;a,,a - O.. Euo-
cisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Schnobell now live in
New Castle. Placer county. and have raised
a large family, our Of whom are still liv-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-18
rHE CHrsoLM HORROR.

The Republican press is striving visor-
ously to make political capital out Of the
Chisolm lynching and other matters con
nected herewith. The whole truth is that
politics had nothing whatever to do with
the unfortunate affair. The Pittsburg
Chronicle. . Republican paper, recites the
facts - follows:
On Tuesday evening, April Is. 1877, John
W. Gully. . prominent citizen OF Kemper
county, Mississippi. was assassinated by an
unknown hand. Two colored men made
an affidavit that Benjamin Rashe, q white
man, was the guilty person. and that Judge
Chisolm, who ran for Congress On the Re-
publican ticket IN the Third (Mississippi)
District, at the previous election, his son.
and three men, named Gilmer, Rosenbaum
and Hoffer. all white Republicans, knew Of
and instigated the crime. Judge Chisolm
and his son were arrested and imprisoned
at De Kalb, and Mrs. Chisolm and her
daughter insisted on sharing their confine-
ment- On the following Sunday Judge
Chisolm sent to Scooba for Gilmer, for whom
. warrant had BEEN issued. On his arrival
Gilmer was arrested, and as he reached the
jail he was set upon by q mob and killed.
The jailer was then attacked by the same
mob and o~verpowered. The mob immedi-
ately fell upon Judge Chisolm, mortally
wounding him and killing his son. Miss
Chisolm, in defending her father, shot and
killed DR.. KAISER, and Mrs. Chisolm Sc
verely wounded young Gully, a son of Mr..
Gully. who was assassinated. Miss CHS
ohm was also wounded, and subsequently
died from her injuries. Several years pre-
vious to this terrible occurrence in DeKalb,
Benjamin Rashe, a native white Republi-
can, fired at John W. Gully, who was a
Democrat. missing him. but killing his
brother. Samuel Gully. John thereupon
fred. desperately woundiny Rashe. who
finally recovered. This was the beginning
Of the feud which led to such dreadful
consequences, and which has since caused
80 much excitement betwesn Democratic
and Republican politicians in the South
A trial Of some OF those alleged to hav,
been engaged in the murders took place in
this Federal Court at Jackson, Miss, in
February. 1878. 1t resulted in their re
lease.
Commenting On the foregoing recital o
the facts In the case. the Virginia Chronicl,
forcibly says: We put it to the intelli
gence Of any man who Is willing to be fair
II 1t Il not an outrage. and an insult t.
common sense, to say that Democrats al
Democrats. killed Chisolm because he wal
. Republican"