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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

The bark Nimrod cleared yesterday for
p,,an WITH 3D. Gs5 bushels Of bulk corn, and
~ srsamship Eurnburg, for Bremen, with
-aIna hszshels 81 corn IN bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
CONN 4 REIAl.

OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. j
Fri-aE Evening February II LsTs. 1
C0TToy-Teegrauht adviers report Al IN
,svn-sble condition Ct The market &c Liverpool
a7s NaE York. consequently small demand
prevailed here. Holders were NOT tree sellers
and prices ruEed 7rm. with sales Of soeo bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

o. .sa reduction, oy congressional enact
>, "A eenss II the tax On manufactured
a - Il " estimated that Ehe revenue viii
Z. -.dr1ced sI5 8G8, 600
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

ru .bin Western Empire arrived yester-
n n TjvarDo.,L With Ii $50 sacks of salt,
--rsiored t5 Jackson y Manson
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

The steamboat Future City, with baryes,
hrnrn 1t. Louis, arrived here this morning
vIth ia. s35 bushels Of bulk corn, 40,064
bushets Of bulk wheat, 15,099 sacks of corn
ass hsrrels Of -four. 1874 bales Of cotton and
a. barrels Of pork. The cotton is AL COM
nress4d ID vessels and firms mere Tor ship
nnerr 70 EnrOpe-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

rhs Nav York Tribune ID recent article
,,aeoa ne population Of the United States
= ~ IA INV. and of the Territories at $4,000
toraI II A, 035. 600. The population OF the
Eastern and Middle States Is act down at a,
No o0a. IL the Western and Pacific States At
HsTd,10a, and Of the former slave states AZ
"a saG 60G
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

with an estimated revenue FOR the next
fiscal year Of s264, go, 0OS me secretary q zoe
Traasnrv figures az actual deficit 81 about
sg- an I'D. Isn't asthe best government the
uor,d ever saw costing 600 much money IN
these piping times of peace me ha1onai
srnerses Id the days Of the elder Adams we're
lsaa than ~ now costs to rlln the nlHnicipa..
onvaruneut Of New York under the most
frugal administration.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
NOTICE 70 VOTERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office Registrar Of Voters Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans. February 2, 1873.
The office for the registration Of vetars fog
the parish 81 Orleans viii be opened On SAT-
TRDAY the fifteenth day Of February 1873, at
No. ~ CARoNoELET STREET. corner Of
Union. aud will De Kept open until WRDAES-
DAY. the twelfth day OF March, 1879. from b N.
70 u n. and from $50 .. n. 70 D. N. daily.
sundays and legal holidays excepted IN order
70 enable those who have NOT registered IN 1878,
and who have removed. 20 secure their regular
papers and 7 have appointed the following
named persons AZ clerks Of registration for the
parish Of Orleans.
JOHN 6. MERCER,
WI J. ARMSTRONG,
G. W. FLYNN
THOMAS BIRMINGHAM.
p Z. BARBOT,
T. 9. HOLT.
JOS. DEM0REELLE
Ed EEENA
". ]. BGSWORTH
THos REYNOLDS
Z 4. DJPRE
g. r. BARTLET
T. C. BOWER,
Ed CURLEY
IL JEWELL.
TH0S. J. BURKE.
( FRANK KAUFMAN.
EDGAR PILE
( z. D. TERBEBoNNE.
/ w. DOTET.
/ JOHN FITZPATRICK,
Z r. Z FISHER.
4 Z A. BCZONTER,
JAS. 8. ZACEARTE.
Ed. DURRTvR, II.
J. T. AUBURTTN.
CEAs. CAVAEAC
| tafs Registrar Of Votars. Parish of Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NOV ETART.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening February i. 1873,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific telegraph Company

Domestic
CHICAGO, Feb IL $50 l. n -0Dening-W Treat
7zens az 9S + aGK6d April L9rl-BF=a AZ s11 NAY.
Perks 95<p > y a March sales AZ SO L0d
10 ~ April SO 30 May. Dry salt neats-1SS@e
Union Stock Yards, n H. n.-Esfinared -s-
.afnrs 81 hogs today % 10. Official yesterday
d TO official shipments ssI+, light zTaies s. 3
"a IS common 20 choIee heavy mixed - l99
4 * Quality medium Cattle eeeiors 800
market iru- There viii not oe an7 eall ooard
C iI1si waear-sss4 February nominal 8sas
ag2a March. g344 @ss& 49rtl Cer1-Sa'S oil
Mareh. $50 a. ked Aorfla GaSg5F Mag, "a
asked July 0a[s-2sA4 Feoraary a quo hs ar ..
Aorf 80 81 a-sed NAV Lard-5.sS Old March.
d91latgs % april. Did Mag.
sr. LOUIS. Fec. I.-opeuiug--W aear-sI ol&
March 81 1901 49, April s. "a May. Corl-jss
Narch % a asked ADrtl, so asked May 3+7s
IsIso us-Whsaf-s1 IA Did March, 81 ssss
b Anril, 81 1sss asked May. corn-529s Mare1,
"a April. s4ss asked MAY 34's asked sine.
NEW YoRK Feb y, 3;35 . n--s6Hee dun !:
no sales reported Refined sugar drm and n
good demand
LIVERPOOL, Feb H. 80 D. ns-Brsadsrnfs
i'm WheaG-Westarl spring Is t[d9gss ID, 10
winter IS 9a9as ID Lart-Prime Western 3ss
ID.
Dress snats AZ Wheeler { Persons, IS and Is
Camp street for s15 20 $40.
Academy nee ro-.fsr. Damon aud PY-hias
N.EullouRh and Barron. Over N time 90 see
ne xrsar military parade from TIE Academy
balcony,
For Carolina Clay Peas call On George Heck Z
ca. corner P0ydras aud TehOuptroulas streets
They make elegant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic viii cure the WORST
cases IT fever and ague-
-
EASILY Send for a snUv OF 5Garts 1873 City IL
racr1ry No, s Com merotal Place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

Northern correspondent Of New YORK
ssuer. travelling IL che South, thinks very "a
yorahly OF the cottan-spillIng Industries OF
South Carolina and Georgia, and l. 0f tie
outntor that -hey may, at 40 remote date,
sr1nrtant In a large measure those Of New
England He says that many economies IN
kunvn fu Tankee-land ar daily praetieed Il
~ saurh- Cotton. being brought 5dIT 4 few
miles. does not iced to y pressed as II the
North nor 90 water-vheels require pr0tec-
ton and barricadIng from the cold IL nan-
aprs - 4 noticeable satt- g. chang
wrnuaht in the once =E4--Less,
al-fsd men and women Il the
@Craekar'r region by the Introduction Il MAI
ufaat1rers. They have nov become SAiEhtl-
and Industrious operatives Persons living
IN degradation so deep a. 70 be unconscious
Of Il nave. by habits Of industry and regular
earning. 54en turned into thrifty anc. 7a-tlaote
members " society. The correspondent !
persuaded hat manufactures will L l.'-e Time
revoluttont-a the poor whites Of the SOUTH
and +har thar section viii eventually oecoclH
IT, manufacturing district VI CO. couA4EE
The cotton nils at Granltevtle- &c. u---5'-7
Augusta. and other places, are reported q
Hcurisailg.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

NEW 0RLEANs AND MOBILE RALLRQA0.
y MOBILE FAST Line
TEE sE6RTEsT AND QUICK EST RCT-E
re ALL EAST ERN CITIES
On and altar Wednesday,, November 70. 1878
rains viii arrive and cave tepGr loot OF CANA
street. is follows.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
No. PASSENGER Nc. , Express.
daily except Ialiy-----=.-- ,3-35 In.
sunday --==s.-T 80 L n No. Passenger
No. Express daily except
daily 90 .. n. sunday $50 I'm.
No. Passenger Nos Passenger
sunday 5uIv -.S5 an sunday only. $50 9. n.
Tickets mar De obtained and -1eSptn& Gar
Earns sesTTrasi In advance On application aE me
afziea corner Camp and Common sEsdES- opeo-
site City EoeaI
/ Il q ROBINSON Superintendent.
I dry w COLEMAN. Ticket AGENT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

Don't waste time when It can De saved 20
easily send for a snuy OF Soards 1873 CtrF il
reesary No. Commercial Place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
RAILROADS
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CHICAGO. ST LOUIS AVID NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.
TIE BEST R0CTE EAST.

va BEST R0CTE EAST
Trains will leave and arrive II The CaIIope
Street Depot On and after November 10, Ls'8, as
follows
Leave. Arrive
Exu. No / 800 !. n Exp No. :. 1913 l. n.
Mfzeti No. B. 100 4. n. Mixed No. =. 500 D n.
Nos I and run tally Nos. 3 and daily. AZ
cent sunday.
bTLLM4y PALACE SLEEPING CABS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINLINAAIL
ND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and for
ST LOUIS L Sleeper Is attached AZ Milan. 71-
aching passengtrs 70 70 -lrgua1 without LeaE-
ing ne rain Only GSE CHANGE TO AAN
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
I'm proved sieaUinz and reclining chair sars
% FICESBI &c daily Y C1CuE snaGgs-
TickaEs Tor sale. oer-ls secured ADD I11Or-a-
AD SHELDON. Ticker AGENT.
CHANDLER. General PASSENGER Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

The insurance III vessels which ar overdue
Is eylsraua whieh Is praetieed naen more II
England than Z ! in this country, and on az
count OF IT, FrtIa use il Is apt. with a., 20 LeAd
10 considerable difficulty. There J. story
well known Ia maritime circles. OF ! Quaker
merchant VINO Insured TO a large amount q
vessel Of vhosa safety Ne enleEtSAlL.s0 -
doubts. The next lay. before he nsa6 Esa;eas ~
bis policy. Ne had intelligence tha6 NJ 7l1p
Wa Lnst and harinz rnf-gfyIngS Is 20 Tie
certainty Of MS insurance, ne hasreneo 70 lne
Office OF the company and said % - pre-
dent. II thou hast not bound that insurance
thou neeist not do il. Is have heard rom ny
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

For Carolina Clay Peas ,aII on George Heck &
ca. corner Poydras aad Tehouuttoulas streets
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

The Connecticut Legislature nas under-
taken Il deal with the somewhat Important
aussttou OF the taxation OF the real estate OF
educational religious and charitable instietl-
tions. which ID not actually occupied ~ these
institutions. The exemption 0f property
owned hut not occupied Tor benevolent or
other purposes have become 90 numerous AZ
seriously co interfere with the income rom
both C unicipaI and State taEation- and . oiAi
which Il likely to become law has been framed
In correct some Of the abuses Of the present
sYstel-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

There was very palpa5le drop 10 the mar
KIT yesterday for State securities State
consols closed weak at 81 asa, ex the jan
aar7 coupon, against So G57 On Thursday.
Premium Bonds were easy &C 25G251ss, against
a5sa0255s % the previous day The sales
at the stock Exchange footed up $4,000 Of
Cansols, and s133. 900 Of Premiums, On the
streer. the sales, as reported, amounted TO
$500 III Consols at 52l+G5sA, and $4,000
az Premiums at 25 -.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

Reeds Git Edge Tonic will eurs The worsE
.ases 0f fever and ague-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
MIddIiuz. Latest to-day.

TIE position u the market az New forx ma
IA sseu from Ihe following;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

Academy matinee to-day. Damon and P7rn1aa
Y.EuiIough and Barron. Over n Tine 20 sea
,he xraar military parade from the Academy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

The Montreal board Of trade has Just issued
IL annual address, in the course Of which It
attributes the unsatisfactory condition Or
Canadian business affairs during the year
mast chiefly 20 the undue facilities for con-
traeting debts Afforded 60 traders Of no capt
al ~ banks, wholesale merchants and manu-
sacturers. Even II the very best OF times, We
are t.,la. many Of these traders are simply
living an their credit tors, and have neither
The capital nor the training necessary 70
carry on their business with success Mon
traaPs sxusrience q not peculiar 70 the Do
uiniou.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

II The outside sales aggregated shares Par-
# EIai- Insurance Company u Do 4 s15 zoe Pr4ui-
/ -n1s az a57a and sd5.aoo >5a5as AZ 81 ass -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATE

One for he parish Of Ascension.
Two FOR ehe parish II Assum Dr1oa.
Two for the parish Of Avoyelies.
Two for the parish If East Baton Rouge.
One for he parish Of Vest Baton Rouge
0ne for the parish Of Bienvfae.
One for the parish 5f Bosster.
Two for the parish of Caddd.
One for The parish Of CaIcastau.
Que for the parish Of Caldwell
One for The parish ii Cameron
One FOR he parish Of East Carroll
One for the parish IF Vest Carroll.
One Tor The parish 81 CatahouLa.
Two for he parish u Claiborne
One for che parish Of C0ucord1a-
Two for the parish Of Desoto,
Two sar The parish Of East FsIietana.
One for the parish 81 Vest FaIietana-
One for the parish Of franklin
Cue for the parish Of Grant.
One Tor he parish Of Iberia
Two for The parish af Inerville.
One for The parish ct Jackson
One fer the parish Of Jefferson
One Ter the parish 5f Lafayette.
Two for the parish Of Lafourehe.
One for the parish 1t Lincoln
One for the parish If Livingston.
Two For he parish Of Madison
One FOR the parish df Morehousa.
Two for the parish be Narch1toehas.
One tt,r ne FIRST Representative District
parish u Orleans.
Two for the Second Representative District
parish 1f Orleans.
Three for the Third Representative District
parish II Orleans.
One t0r ne Fourth Representative District
parish II Orleans
Two FOR the Firth Representative District
parish II Orleans.
one Tor the sixth Representative District
parish Of Orleans
Two for he Seventh Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
One for The Eighth Representative District
parish 81 Orleans.
Two Tor me Ninth Representative District
parish u Orleans
Two sur me Tenth Representative District
parish 1f Orleans
Two for the Eleventh Representative District
parish II Orleans
One sar =he Twelfth Representative District
-arlsn II Orleans.
one for the Thirteenth Representative Lis
GricE. 9ar.sh u Orleans.
Cue far The fourteenth Representative LIS
zrtar. parish OF Orleans. -.
OnAfor ne Fiftaeurd Rep rasenEaE1Ve -sssa-ae-
parish Il Orleans.
One for the parish u OuaeRifA
One far tie parish 5f P1aauHmines'
On. s,,.r7.. 7ar+s1 5r Painra Gau1es.
Two sur ne parish Of daeleie7.
One TOR the parish Or Led EA-s.A-
o.. g.. ~. nar.=n Of Riehiand.
One for the 2arfs1 aI sdnL-1e.
One Eor the PARISH OF 81 eT41a-1
One Tor the parish aI 81 eA-a1477'
One for the parish Or 81 5ei8aa-
One Sor the parish u 81 James.
-. ~. ,arssE1 " St. Jgna me Baptist.
/ -. sG,,- ma uarTsn oil ST. Landry.
-. M. usrfsn Of Sc. Mar-Ia-
f One for the parish Of St. Tanmany.
/ C1ne TOR tha parish Of Tangtpan0a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

Dress soats ar Wheeler { Persons, IS and .
razr1n =rraer for sI5 20 $40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22

II our r'!icGnbiarc0 10 ClEtct, aud hardly
any body Will doubt that 1t H. one Of Tho ohial
causes o! c)nrlaia! the ralic.1 havo against
the South is ihn failure 81 Tho people of that
sec;ion TO hy'd sCci,I rc!ni,as with tho clrrct-
baggcrs via rlh!,nh add ;,ii.Scd them and who
~ legendary .GaohinGa 81 tho freedmen
against them. This i.i'ur3 wa twisted cut Of
i:s legitimate meaning ~ The falaali and maGo
to appear 10 Northern pcop!c in the iish. of
political Cssraci. III and !an0unici a. such
Throughout The entire Moth. 81 cial cstrac;sm
tor political oiiri,n,' -akn was o trimc in tho
eyes OF u radical sa hl"nn4 10 mien aud 40 dis
astrous in eli G; az to wa:ra3t CELEBRATION OF
State / lc5 ala tha IS a';ishmCnt Of rrotcc,
iOrato over he whri; Sou;h With suoh facts
fresh 10 The memory OF unbiased people, what
must they thihk Of Mr.. Hannibal IIamlln. ono
Of the high priests OF ra,iic .liSm, who ia n
speech las Siturihy night. On iln rcc,nt &C
ton Of tho Nl.iac r9uirnirg board, advised lis
hearers 10 's':,i1 every man who SUPPORTED
tina! scion ~ they would r. p2lut;on and 10
make evcrY one c: them al cutcast and wand
erlng jo%. 20 pJlut The fi1gCr Of ss,ra nj lhem.
to shum thoU, as m)'el lcpers who arc covered
With sores from head to fool nj d 10 make them
feel that ih@y ar, * CT Vt q by an Outraged md
isdRn,rt people," llos's that for high 10
'ha game Of Csiracism fox political opinion?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22
EOTEi, ARRIVALS

-, MANSION lIoUsE-Harlis Freeman, w.
Ihco L Myers. Chester Go. Pc; Col M NJ Mo
Donald, Va: Mi w s Parsons, Charlotte, N
=; II A Buttou, Lyrchburg; Richard l. Maury
Richmond; Jas r Rye, Vs.; L Reed, N Y;
Dew, dc; A B Cooke, Va; Chas Saunderson
ard lady, Baltic; Starlsy Woodward. Wilkes.
barre barre Pc; Thos 7 Wallace, Va; l. V Caldwell,
w Walr9niou, W; IL ihli!u:s, jr. Page 20. Va;
and family, Frisco. Utah Territory.
ToNTINE-Jno Il Lu,kott. W.; WBHale.
do; w s Ioasop. do; John Randolph, FauouieI:
Thcs Hitler, Fairfax; Il w Wakefield. dr.:
jas NJ love. do: Geo q Hand, Baltic; Tbos,
hlng' n 7; j Il Yeats. Va; II q Maddux,
BALTIC; e N Stolestreet, Nd; j p Norris, Mir.
nes3ts; Z Douglass, Washington; G B Cooke,
j., Va; Paul A COOLEY. city; Robt Carrinpton'
Malne; w wheeler, N Y; p Willy Carter.
EEo .; M W Lambert. Va; Jas Townsend,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22

Tho holidays hssc comc agao, and to these
who hs9o Constant ard regular work, either Of
head CT haGd, they have come seemingly almost
before tho LAST were well gone. The experience
OF thl' agc, like that of oil! prccocdirg ones. is
thu. tine flies more rapidly 90 men advance in
years. and that to those even whose hair has
hardly begun to tur1 gray the urc !rtainties of
tie coming year and the ccItaiaies of that
which has passed a!e Amos. synonymous. 1t il
tho tato Of li;c that manhood has b,sun ere the
l3ys youth have been exhausted AID TINT old
ago hiss Us 10 its rslent!oss grasp before tytbe
OF the delights tha. manhood bad planned have
been enjoyed. The nci'clts of The lsst Christ.
mas holidays, o rcally all who have PISSED the
bloom of youth, src Tut these Of Yesterday.
While the events OF tho next will b. those o. to.
morrow. The course of tho wise therefore is
to accept the inevitable, atd whi!o shooting
fully ns It tllis. to extract from tho passing
moments ali the erjoymeBt they are capable of
aftrll'g. But few rts;s grow in the pathway
OF mos! NEE, ard only the lily will fell to pluck
them. The Christmas holidays arc one of lhess
r1se:. al! their sweets should therefore be ex.
trace3, and as charity is like e,aoc, blessing
those who give as we'll Us those who receive, tho
poor. whom We always have with us, should be
mado pnrt!c pants in tho ioys If the festive
season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Jonn a. Hambleton i Cos. Baltimore G,o
cisl circular of Saturday last says: EARL :,
Inc week Virginia bonds showed disnos;,o.
10 rally from their dep,e ssed condition, bps Io,er
The Improvement was lost. Corsols told f,on,
55 up to 64!, and back TO 52i. Ten-fo,tjps al.
Vanced to a. but as they were freely offered thew
again declined to the loves: figures vet reached
1t is generally conceded that the coupon fs)linr
due January 1st will not BIS paid. Ten.tor,;ts
are weak, and look as if they would sell sill,
lower. hcssrs. 1hos Branch & Co, Of Rich.
mond, ina circular recently issued, speak mos.
dolefnlly of the future Of Virginia bonds, Tbar
Say, 1t is generally understood that General Ma.
homes plan is to reduce the consols and tho
l0-iO'! to tho same position of peele.s, rcoyiring
all to be funded in now three per cent. tsysbIs
bond, coupons not receivable for taxes W,
think our friends at Richmond tsko rather sn
unnecessarily hopeless view of the question. II
Is bid enough. but wo think they arc up to tbis
limo moro frightened than hurt General Ms
homo must catch his rabbit before g can COOK il
We all recolect what strenuous endosyors war
made IN the past to got rid Of receiving the lay
receivable coupons for all debts duo The Sts,s
and how signslly tho disgraceful effort failed,
10 can see no srgumontthst has been adysncei
by Tho resd listers TO convince US that thew will
| meet with any bettor success now. Tho STAT,
| must collect taxes, licenses, SC, and so long ~
| they do, Just 50 long will these tsx.r,ceiyahlo
| couTon chickens come homo TO roest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22
IIKGEEIs1 E-EII-S.

MIR. 5. karncr, grazod on his farm near Gun,
Spling, in lI1udoun county, tao st:crs, HAT
weighed ! Ono rGuada. asd were sold far G nor
pound. '0
jag. X. Madiuy, OF tho Warren Green
Hotel, IN Wnrren:or, 10 s,ytcan DAYS thi, Seq
son bagecd 3iS p,rlridgss. 81 RABBITS and .
phcssants.
VIM. Hall, an employee of tho Virginia
Midland Railroad. while coupling cars at Char.
lot,tesVilIc. on Saturday, had his leg broken aud
vii! probably die, as amputaion is NECESSARY.
Mr. Armistoad Maraha. highly respected
citizen of l!oudoun county, died near Ta5lor-
toWo, on Monday the Sh, from tho effcot of q
severe blow % tho head from pair of hsy lad !,
dcrl no was lifting on his wagon.
Fleming Carver, farmer, living near Bristol.
vas found dead 10 the road near that town, on
SATURDAY. Ills skull was crushed and his pock
OTIS rla2d: lie had sold load Of tobacco and
had Considerable no1cY. Corver left town in
the evening accompanied by several ueiehbors.
ell 10 an Intoxicated condition.
=. Mrs Pa5 ne, wife OF Captaio ]. Scott Psype.
Eiith Cava'ry. cuo cf tho heroes of tho Milk
River fight. il tho guest of her brother in law.
Gen. w. II. Payne, at Warrentou, where she
Will remain for the winter Capt. Payne has
rallt qnshed the leave Of absence granted him
on account Of wounds received and Joined his
c)mpsny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22

The Republicans Of Tcnnjs;co have n differ
cnt and, We mus. say, better !5ra Of what will
rebound e. the true i3tcrrst q their state than
tho representatives Of their raity in Virginia
hav Tor while tho latter lave uultcd wl.h the
rca6jistcrs to break co1:gac' for tho settle
II IN; of the state debt, tho ioImer, last Sltur-
day, in caucus assembled. adopted 4 rcGolu-
ton recognizing The SLATE Iyht IA ptrlmOuGt
issue, asserting thCy would supp0r: no PROPOSE
ton icokicg to rcpuGaion. AID canac,rnlog
tia Spirit OF reputation OF home or abroad.
Had tho republicans in The Virginia Legislature
been as wise tho damsgc tits STATE has recently
sustaiard and The immiacnt Danger that HOW
threatens her would hlyo been avoided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22

We arc gla! . Sc TIA, ;5s: tho Richmond
State and Dispatch agrcc with Us about tic
negro exodus AID that Senator Hill also adopts
the Same views. Tic ncsrG Is !. citizen, eId
should have n uodispu:od right 10 70 to lie.
diana or to a colder or warmer place, II It
pleases hin to mskc tho TIP. leaving c)m'
Portable homes am3pc friends iG a genial eli.
mate for the uncertainties Of, St best, pEecarI'
Gus cx:s:crc, among unsyniDa :h'zas Strangers
in the colder North, will be rather rough on
the emigr2ht3 tn; if hoy chcoso 10 mako the
CHANCE il il their 0wn tcsiacsa, aud they
should b. a3Wtd to do 81 without let or hin
drancc. Thc day TIC last one cI them leave:
tho South will be tic bappiest that section be!
experienced. Tor then white Immigrants vii
not. as they do now. giV1 the South wide
berth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-22

A NEW PARTY IN TEyNESsEE.-A Nashville
dispatch says tho "lo1-tsZ democrats" of tho
Tennessee Legislature lave hold Two caucuses
and determined that they would bolt from tho
democratic party, snd TO that end will meet
again in caucus next Monday night to perfect
ing Stste executive committees snd arranging
for appointment of committees in tho different
counties They user. that the entire presp.
with two exceptions. merchants and bankers
the railroads and noneyed men generally, are
opposed to them, ard that they have G tough
battle before them, and that they would be
forced TO establish q ''iow tax" daily Paper in
Nashville. The "low tax" democrats favor the
payment Of nileago, capital and agricultural
bends, amounting to over So. 900 COO, and the re-
pudislion Of the remainder OF the Stslo debt.