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, 1879-01-06

U0WN OH 1ENUU3II RnH WN0u.
Si. k"a,s F3ss amt AsspatcA tDxm.).
The sooner cur Democratic friends shall cut
loose from, the leadership of men like Randall
and Wood, tho better. Sam Randall and
Fernando Wood are trlrpn,ers, and tr,ckstcrs,
and tralllckers, trlts Democrats. A Bouth-
ett tnan should b9 Speaker, md Western lnan
should be Chairman Ut the Committee on Ways
arl Mcana --
, 1879-01-06

IT. 3HAs 57dH94F' I7FW IRsD.It
An Ogden tutahl paoes says that about =
dozen lDutaus, WHO had been accustomed to
loter 10 \ baltstaFyed condition around the
stations Of the Utah & Northern Ra.!soal. wess
lpducsd 70 lay aslds their BLANKETS, nut Oh ths
ttess VI clylllxattun, Rnd 10 to work with ahoyes
Oh the Fallroal ctnbankiuent. Tbs experiment
Il ons OF considerable interest, and sho,lll be
carefully hurseu; II at1ufda SONS confirmation
tor Mss. Awiashe3ua's theory that hunger and
cold Are thu great ciYllizers, and that tho In.
dian can wQ!k =. we'll ~ anybody. paias arc
taken 10 stoY him lpW,
, 1879-01-06

We would respectfully suggest to tho Democ-
rary tllo incorporation Of tho following scDti-
ment in their political p1atforms this year:
=" JiesoFpeti, That fke resumption oE specie nay
mouts OH tic 1st Of january, 187D, Is impractl.
cable and jlnpossiblc.I
, 1879-01-06
Put Himself Out OF tho 1saco,

Fatlaas'nhta 71n,es tInd. D1n.}.
Senator Bayar1l has about put Aisnsolf ont Of
tho Presidential race by saying that ito would
not lit Ills finger to secure tho Democratic no1l-
aailou. Titna was when 4 man might ret a
nomination under such CIrcllmstnnces, but
not uow; there are too many fpgcra In Tho
pic.
, 1879-01-06

Ftan tAs iHfst'- Dcf1H.
4 prominent manufacturer who injured biz 1fs
tor SO, Up0 ten YaaF1ln the Mutual Life fnAunnee
Campsay Of Mar YORK. bad all {1ls prcnsuut re.
turned* and neasiy ~ per cent compound interest
bcat1c,,
, 1879-01-06

& nrtnaast tsnan.err1uf lind Rep.,.
Tho lscnubiienn party havc but ono chance 10
throw away tho next Presidential election, md
that i, tho nomination Of Gen. Grant. They
will not do IL.
, 1879-01-06

H.'aA"afon IN. ~ Republican tRep.>.
A "vcrY Influential Democrat" interviewed
by Tribune correspondent, says Afr. Ttldcn
would suseIy como out Of an insestigation Of
tho cipher tceQrams "vludtcateu Ia measure"
We do not doubt 1t, but tho measure wouldn't
hold over four quarts.
, 1879-01-06
TturtnNn's Dilemma

I'EtH0HH EFHuZF IhkU.J.
The political dilemma Of Senator Thurman
makes him the spectacular persohago Of tho
Congressional fcccss. We fall to recall any-
wtcra IN party history case OF such conspicu-
ous and tnultiform embarrassment.
, 1879-01-06
CURRENT OPINION.

ETfrefuHd Leader.
The Philadelphia 7imes says that Ell Perkins
Is 4 liar TO greater extent than nny othrr
living Amcrican.' This Is SAYING .reat deai,
but Nj. Porkfns ts d very deserving 1aa0 III SOME
fesp1et4. ..
, 1879-01-06
Now, tTl1Ftat for IsuaIness,

1FWt8sVN4FNVE
The country demands pears and bNssneAs.
Lawlcssncss destroys business, and whatever
bus that effect will meet With 4 stosn lsat>-
pfoyal At tie ball0t-box ln 1850. THIS 4ues.ioa
1T Individual realstance TO tbs execution Of tho
lawA Ut tho United Htatrs '.ulist bu settled. 1t
will BE- settled by tho I,eopLu at tho polls IL the
Democratic party Ia thu South i,ns not the s!s-
tue aud mauhoou 10 sottle It In tho courts.
, 1879-01-06
1nQttlAlttvrs

HtM lark Matt tRep.l.
In viow OF tho general good feeling that pre-
wallis. It may be unk.nd to ask wl,as part the
Democratic purity has had III bringing the co,ln-
try to It's present proud and prosperous k!tua-
tiVn; but NC emit hctp asking, nevertheless.
, 1879-01-06
Tho JmpesnInK CEfsje,

Nasarfnt tTtnn.j Amtrtcan tDem.}.
Ths Government has scarcely got through
with tho whisky rings before tho sugar rings
aru tackled. There arc two of tho ingredients
of a ilrst-c1ass toddy In jeopardy; aud, when-
cyor thcy lay hands on tho third fn1retlient,-.
whenever they tourti gold water, which Ia an
article Of primo necessity tn composing toddy,
--''zcn you hear &c rcyolu."
, 1879-01-06

THE NOON fRATEn. .MEETlN0s WILL TINS
weak bc held ID Earws!' itet and ~ ttts The Wolfs
tsst.tas; FL ioy: t.. It, il:,ssld. ~ u % 'kvsn:.ss y
vi! iesA the n,sestog to-day. lIts aobjcct Will b.
"ThInkaglytng."
THE class F0y nR0iNNEits IN VOCAL. Wiisic
~ sSmsnss 1a: Sn: =, sarss5 s. " at
81 tut thsea n1nths Apply 70 truf T. L. ittjIIEH!.
ktitW. ntEecto1s or ". W. Watson. Aecrt&sfy. 10
WAshtuNt0l.st.
, 1879-01-06
TILE RAILROADS..

A MONSTER LOCOMOTIVE.
The largest locomotive ever constructed in
this country was brought hero last friday by
the rittsburg, Fort Wayne 4: Chicago Railroad
Thls monster Is on rs way to The West, ami Will
bo usett or the New Mexico Il Southern Pacific
Branch of tho AtchIson, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad, nnA Is especially intended 10 work OH
n long hcayy Hratie at a point On the Rocky
Mountains. 1t Is . tcn-whcct tank engine OF
consolidated pattern, having eirht driving
wheels, aud pony {two.whccl) truck. The ryt~
lntIers measure 70 BIZ 70 inches, and tile dstvHg-
wheels ure but - Inches diameter. The boiler
Is cnortnoust being straight, 81 nehcs diameter.
ter tank. almost thu entire lunxth Of tho
% @oa Wien ' f,lea '0p with raeer s"s e'ksdiii vii
add considerably to rho weight. The frc-tox
is ten feet long The truck-whecis are thirty
Inches in diameter, and arc Of paper. With steel
tires, similar to those now being used 50 cxtcn-
atyely updcr, tho l'u1fmat, stcspfnc-cars md on
tho Metropolitan Elevated Railroad, New Yurk.
r1e engine. when in working ctacr, viii weigh
1lB.u0o pounds. The great weight and size OF
the boiler and tho small tlryngvflcels cuRibi1,-
cd form tremendous power, well suited to tho
york tho c1g1no Inns 70 perform: Tho eight
weight. for u 1t rested OH but four no track ever
laid could ptautf tho pressure. Tho weight Is 80
rrcat that tto Western railroads oFcr y hfch 1t
must pass NIL aot permit Ill 70 over bridges, 10
tt Will hare to tc taken to pieces and carried
over In sections. II passcd nyrr all tic bridges
Ut tle PENNSYLVANIA ita!lroal without Icing dis
nahtIel.
CoN1PLAININQ pAssENaERs.
Many compiaints have lately been made by
no..rn0urs nh, rpmo vc.t Nv IN, Hcv yort
Central OF tue shabby trea ttnont they received
lsoa Tue olnc'al6 OF that foaa "aIc pelnR ae-
taincd ou account OF the snow. blockade. such
eompiaints are only made by passengers who
caEnG by fandCtDtlt'6 road. IH0SQ coming bY
, 1879-01-06


1HttudftuAfa 1IhasA tjad. Eea.).
Tho Evening Chroatc q. the Democratic or9an
Of Philadelphia, presents echedule OF what
Democracy needs. 1t ueeds moro locomotion,
more backbone, more fron-ciad roal to move
on, more mouey. more head. more cyc, Gnure
muscle. and ,Horo sensitfya ston,nclI, SAYS the
faithful! orgaM; hut the oracle aeesas to save
oMtttcd to assd that, uccoftlEng to scccat clrc-
ttou.Eeturna, 1t necds most ut all htoru--yotesl
, 1879-01-06

ptPs0MhNih OR DRUNKENNESS.
Dr.. p'Uu9ef tdi.eovcrer Of the cinchsna Cnra for
drunkennessl, at tho Palmer House, cnrcs ul cases
OF alcoholism, Tho effort now making to break
down that great truth will fall.
, 1879-01-06

Democratic 8oroncss n to the "Holid
kaatt,."
I3ossna 1hH (3sns.}a
"blstsop uayeN," saYs the Now York Sur.
"advocascs uaIon Ut all North America under
one Government" Yes. ind II the Esauln,aux
sl,ould Wink up 10 the scsatch and vote tic
Democratic ticket, Nsnop Hnven would be
howllng about "thp Solid Nortl,r mud aaying
tic Esqutnaux were bu!ldozc4. Tho ptupl1
ara satisfied With tho 4tze Of tts country now.
, 1879-01-06
OEAT'HlAs

DEATHS.
1itEFARD-t>n ntta,sss. IAN. 4, Fsancia We!st
= yeBra and 4 nloutE8.
fuaofal on TUESDAY. Jan. =. se 10 o'clock, from
fc1fltHca 14D rxIuMot.AF.
, 1879-01-06

Ohio BlAntanreh.
CYees sHd Ntru1d ii2tp.}.
II ID plain that Ohio has been s1andcred. The
not single Ohio man l,as applied for tho place.
Mcanwhlc, ha'f-a-dozen peunsylYanians have
already been :" mentioned."
Thurtnnn's Dilemma
C7eretdhd Ltaatr tReo.l.
Tho political dilemma Of Senator Thurman
makes him tho spectacular parsonage of tho
Congressional recess. We fall to recall any.
whcre IN party history caso OF such conspicu-
ous and tnulttform embarrassment.
1nqnIAlttvrs
Nta lnfk Mut fRtp.l,
In view OF tho general good feeling that pre-
wallis. itmay be unktnd to ask wlias part the
Democratic purity has had III bringing tho conn-
try to It's present proud and prosperous kltua-
tim: but VIC can'k hcfp asking, nevertheless.
4 SnRKnatlou.
GHrdtHt fEtp.1.
We would respectfully suggest to tho Democ-
racy tllr Incorporation Of tho following acnti-
=" deso'poi, That the resumption u specie nay
monts Oh tho lst Of January, 197D, Is 1mpractl-
cable md Impossible"
In Mensnre.
Ni11Aarnfon IN. ~ kkpgoitndn {Rep.),
A "vcrY Influential Democrat" interviewed
by Tribune correspondent, says Afr. Ttldcn
would suse!y como out Of an inSestigation Of
tho cipher tce1rams "Yludtcatea In a measure"
We do not doubt 1t, but tho measure wouldn't
hold oyer four quarts.
Put Himself Out OF tho Itaco.
Patlaaslphta T1n,es ffnd. D1a.}+
Senator Barar1l bQs about nut tifHsalf opt of
, 1879-01-06

an a. ~. 1n5 aas q ao1 ts s,ads gsn.,aY
""a wy aie " tn's Ashpcfat'on especially.
~ aouotiak 'he ptca9o AZ attenpt ~ah matte
.s,I n1ie ~. ). lotao aha pathoouna, hnt teey
Mouiu uoi nave y. QUO oi ts.a man! tbJecta of
the Association br1ng u compel ull prIulcrs tn
either Join It or thu existing uninp, which they
kuew lua.,y would not do with tile uatl, ktaT,us
elected: Prrsfdcut. X & Sflens,no. Vin. i~..t.
deut, A, l. Farn,.tn. Hcsnrlr~ a.cr..,n.u
A. Wogd"sEi; curssspoudiug secresury, AIl*s
natt~ stlt!a H. "'rox; lFcasurer' Julian car4as-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
M-ATH USHEK'S
New Patent nupleY Oyerstruuy Scale

which lie acknowledged by the highest musical lu-
taorly TO be the ever put into
Square Piano producing the most ss8onishing
power, richness and depth Of tone, and sustsili.
iIpg quality never before attained, being a "Grand
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
IMPERIAL GRANrM.
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
The Great Medicinal Food

he O. ysior For Inyalds and the Aged An IN
comparable Al!ment for the Growth and protec-
ton OF Infants and Children. A Superior
Nutritive In Continued Feyere and
Reliable Remedial Agent in all Diseases of the
stomach and 1ntestines.
THIS justly celebrated DIgTETIC PREPARATION IL,
4 in composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the WHITE WINTER FLINT WHEAT CEREAL a
solid extract, the invention of an eminent Chemist
II has no, only been highly recommended, but Ger.
titled 10 by large number of Chemists and Phys-
cians-representing very high degree of medical
science-as the Safest, Most Acceptable and Relief
bic Food for the Growth and Protection of Infants
and Children, and for Mothers lacking Sut,cien
Nourishment for their Inspiring.
Unlike those preparations made from amin al or
vinous matter, which are liable TO stimulate the
brain and irrse the digestive organs, II embraces
in It's elementary composition
That which makes strong Bone and Muscle That
which makes good Flesh and Blood. That which Is
easy ofDigestion- constipating That which is
kind and friendly TO the Brain, and that which acsas
apreyentye OF those Intestinal Disorders inciden.
tai TO Childhood
And, while II woud be difficult 10 conceive of any,
thing in Food or Desert more creamy and delicious
OF more nourshing and strengthening as an ali.
ment in Feyera, Pulmonary Complaints. Dyspepsia
and General Debility, its RARE MEDICINAL EXCEL.
IENcR in al INTESTINAL DISEASES, especiallyin
Dysenterv, Chronic Diarrhna and Cholera Infan.
tum.
Has been lncontestably Proven.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15

AGENTS.: i: 81 Il 4; !:
~ ~ lily SCALE. J.
n endorsed by ;he
press and pub!ic. lis accuracy, convenience and
che8ppess sells II az sight ~ every housekeeper By
securing territory. which viii be gwen free you be
come your OWE proprietor az Pleasant and profit
able business. Write for terms and territory,
OHIO SCALE WORKS, Us Cent Ave, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.
GENERAL ITEMS.

Business on the levee was good yester-
day
For fear that, should we attempt 10 be
witty about yesterdays weather our wit
would not be appreciated, we will only
say in plain and simple language that
yesterday was warm
The river IS still falling at this point.
The Dora Cober should be here from
Evansville to-day.
-Four feet three inches Of water is now
reported between here and ST. Louis.
The John r Shroads, from ST. Louis for
Vicksburg was at our wharf for while
yesterday. .t
The Paris c. Brown was still at our
wharf late last night, She turns back
10 New Orleans from here.
The Fannie Ta,um was at our wharf
for while yesterday and, when she got
ready, she left for Vicksburg.
We feel like asking the pardon of the
readers Of this column tor commencing all
our items with "the"-but won't.
The DeSmet arrived from Paducah yes
terday and got AWAY for ST. LOUIS. She
has good tnp Of cotton for the latter city
The Belle St. Louis, with a large load
Of cotton, arrived from Vicksburg yester-
day and took herself away for St. Louis on
the same day.
The Joe Kinney will be at our wharf to-
day. She has in tow for this city barge
Missouri No, 4, as lighter. Her destina-
ton is Vicksburg
The Ste Genevieve left St. Louis for this
city ut p. m, yesterday, with goodly
amount of freight and large passenger
ist, and Will arrive here to-day.
The OHIO is said to be lower above
Evansville than It has been Tor 20 years,
The help from the Cumberland and
Tennessee has kept it above low water
mark below that point.
The E. NJ. Norton ought to be at our
wharf to-day, from st. Louis, bound for
New Orleans. She has the barges Salle
Pearce and s. A. NJ. Moore, laden to the
lowest mark tor navigation, IN tow.
To-day is the day fixed for the meeting
of the river convention at Quincy. Of
course, it will be well attended-by men
who don't know and don't care anything
about river affairs. Lawyers and politicians
will be there in great Numbers; speeches
will be made by said politicians in great
number and of great length; whisky will be
drank and cigars will be smoked-also in
great numbers; and, finally, an adjournment
will be had and everybody will return
home fully satisfied that he was the leading
spirit of the convention that accomplished
nothing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15

NDNn Active parties 10 act as Gen.
WANTED eral Agents for the sale OF
our spcciaties. Business re.
spectacle. Goods cell rapidly. We pay a salary
or liberal commissions on ssles. From 800 10 $50
a Month can be made by live men. Rare chance
for making money. Address j. 5. MCDONALD
Il CO, l5e Clark Street, Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
A RopE-wALKER DROPS A BOY.

A few days ago the Herald casually men
toned that an Ogden hght-rope walker
would undertake the feat of breaking his
neck If sufficient collection could be
raised to pay his funeral expenses. Though
the intimation did not prove true, it's
rather matter Of regret, as one younger
and proportionately more innocent suffers
rom the foolhardy exhibition. Last night
- time set FOR the feat, and in add
ug the rope at great height,
EDE,lyope professor, promised
Il hEE old boy on bis back
I'D on his head upon
&c, balancing the
GILES EMINENT lscsrry two pals
7other. The
--T-- -eet. He
CPAVIES, Splints and Rlnpbones curee en-
Cbemish. Send for pamphlet containing lost
formation to DR.. VIM, Giles, 100 Broadway, N
Use only for horses the Lip!ment in yellow WI
pers. Sold by all druggists. in quarts, at 81 6.
In which there Is great saving. Trial bottles
cents. Sold wholesale and retail by BARCLA
BROlvaERs, Cairo, Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
The MendelssOhn Uprights
ARE THE FaNEsTIF AMERICA

AI1E TIE FINES IF AMETICA.
They are pronounced the pianos 1.-THE Future"
The Upright has more powerful tone tn ouch-
quality, siighter ard more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability FOR standiug In time
Its grest superiority dos,ns 1t to entirely super
has already done in England. -
Eveay Mendelss4hu Upright Piaro has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTlEN, made expressly for us IL Paris, France.
our
MA UF'ACTORY,
Nos. 40. 1872. 594, 1876. & 498 w. 57th
st.. 1858, $40. 1852, 864 865 868 & $40
10th Avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
AGENTS WANTED.
READ SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN
NEW YORK"
BY MATHEW HALE SMITH ~Blnlcga "

ny Nm IAIh lALE HMI u 'blflcGh
I'm YOU WISH TO KNoW-How fortunes are
II made and .o.i IN q day how shrsSd ineu aie
ruined n Wal S';ee' A1S "couu,rymsn
are swinclca by shGrpers how ministers ARD mer
chants aye nlacknal!ea; row Vanderbilt; made
eighty millions OF dollars how gAmh ing houses and
loitetle. are conducted; how TO make and spgu.
money IN New YORK; how millions aye led daily:
how he rich snd poor I've
Read and Learn sbng, New York bankers. mer
chants, brokers, Gii sw.LGieFs, gamblers, 3oWpry,
Toubs, elevated railroads. Brooklyn bridge Cen
trail PARK Win hiograph "a! sketches Of A 2.
stewart. JGHts Gordon Bennett Robert Bonner
the Asiors, Vanderbilt. Drew, Greeley, Beechei
Tarnkge and biz Tabernacle, .rk, Gould GuU
many Others Ia short al about The wealth ana
poverty. the myse.iss ard mise!ics OF New York
Complete mirror Of tie Metropolis e. II il to-day.
Over so0 octave pages, with fnlpaee epgrayiugs
Now Is the time for energetic men and women 30
make money Agents are averaging iiCm 20 10 ~
orders per week FoTteTms address
The J b. BURR PUBLISHING CO,
HARTFORD, COSS., O! CHICAGO, III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
FOR THE M
Before our AdvaN News
PIANOS $40 -
'APH

All new and strictly irst-clsss, and sold
lowest net cash Wholesale factory prices, d.
the purchaser These pianos made one Of the L..
displays NJ the Cincinnati Exhibition, and ",
universally recommended for the Highest Homo
The Square Grauds contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15

WEEKLY.
eirst Insertion, per square ................sl 90
subsequent insertions. 50
Eight lines OF solid nonparel constitute square
Fp!syeu advertisement; Will be charged accord.
ing y" the space occupied Ataboye rates-there be.
.hgiw,,ve liner Of solid type 70 the inch.
TO regular advertisers we offer superior induce.
ments' both ~ 70 rates Of charges and manner OF
displaying their iavOrs.
Local notices twenty cents per line for arst inser
non.
This paper may be found or Gle at Geo P. Rowell
z Co.'S NeTspape. Advertising Bsreau, 40 Spruce
for il in New York.
CommrnicatioIs upon subjects OF general interest
% the public are a. all times acceptable Rejected
manuscripts viii not be returned.
Letter. and Communications should be addressed
E. A. Burnett. Cairo. Illinois "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
OVER $4,000 IN USE
Best and Finest in the World.

In the grand result of strength. durability, rcli
power, resonance. brilliancs, sweetness, sympha.
theuc and singing quality of tone, eyenness
throughout the entire scale delicaey and elasticity
Of toach and beauty of finish, the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
E3REETsS JTEi.-S.

Mir!ky, the Russian ASSASSIN, !ss been son
toenCsd 10 dea.h
Right Hon. ,;ohn Arthur Roebuch, a well
known English i.borsl, il dead.
Mr. Charlie S. Parncll is expected to SSH ia.
Amerlcs within tho next fortnight
Eight hundred and thirty French political
and criminal offenders Sre still in exile
Prince Gor'schskon' had an interview with
the Emperor William yesterday and will pro.
coed to Russia today.
South Austrsis has Il Surplus produc. Of
twelve million bushels Of wheat for export L.
Europe, to compete with the American whoxt
An immauso Home Ru'e demonstration took
place ct HYDE Park. London, yesterday, and
large meetings were also held in vali Jus parts
Of IrolSnd. Fifty Thousand persons are esti-
mstro to hav5 been present ST. hyde Park, The
speskars hero wUro surrounded by a dcnss
throng, which cheered SO enthusiastically IS to
render the speeches utterly naudiable except,
perhaps, to these on the stand The resolutions
protesting against tho recent arrest: Of Irish ag.
tstors, AID lavOring peasant proprietary in
ireland. woro doubtless carried by acclana!io!i.
fight, or tho seizure Of Il tall hst from re-
specially dressed person, end its convention into
foo. ball by the crowd, never failcd 70 draw
the attention OF their auditors from tho speakers.
iho less noted speakers, particularly those 81 tho
side meetings. used tho most sCdti0us Language,
and Their uLlarAIcos seemed TO create mucl.
amusemept The authorities nGd apparently
taken no precautions whatever fer trio rrsinto.
nance OF order. Qniy about three policemen
were in ths vicinity Of tho I!cu,!ng. Whnn dsrs;-
nGsa CAME on iJa thfCnn djspcr;Gd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
Death Of Gen. JcG'. e.. Esay;s.

New YORK, Dec. IA Chicago special 81.
uouaccs tic death ct Ger. jeff g. Davis at
tho Palmer House 10 that Gig yesterday Alter
nooa. lie aticadtd the REUNION OF The Army
OF TIE Cumberland at Washington wtci. before
lest and too;. 8 severe cold at the ceremonies at
tho uu7cll5g Of tho Thou2s monum2nt. Lsst
Monday be lett for Chicago, arIiyiog lhcrc on
Tuesday. He had b:en 10 peer health fer some
years suffering itom iauudicc. On Wednesday
lie vas compelled to keep bis bsd. A physician
who Was summoned rrJDou.cud bis aliracat
pncumoaia. He grew rapidly woIso urii!
Thursday, Whcn several physicians, among
them tho snrEtoa ca Gca. Sheridan staff, aaG
DR.. :locsei., we're called, but Il wss tic opinion
Of oil ct them that no would moi survive tho
nisht lie liogorcd, how,vcr. showing sisrs OF
improvement at times uDtil to-day. H9 was
IS years Of eye. His command is now in the
locl'n territory, Eu! i. was his intention to 70.
main in Chicago through tho winter. the re-
maios viii be s2at to Indianapolis undar M cs
c0rt detailed By Gen Sheridan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
EDC.EE HssEs-STsES.

Trio mulic q. Grsce Church yesterday YVES
particularly fine. i. being the last cccssion on
which the present oIgsnis. and choir will per-
form the CHORAL par! Of the service there
a concert for The benefit OF st John Cpsn"l,
81 Wost End. will be gi"en at the chapel on
Wednesday night next. The concert viii &c q
very lno oro, and tho object is mos. commend
able.
This romans Of sn olG and VOL known colored
woman Of tbis city, Nancy Loudoun, who died
in Washington Saturday, were brought here fer
inteIment to day.
A special grsnd jury hes been ordered for the
next term OF the County Court for tho purpose
OF considering en- indictment against VIM.
Waller. charged with felonious fsssn:t. with
intent to kill. upon Willsm GO.um.
During tho month Of No7oGl5er thera were
nineteen deeds recorded and twelve marriage
licenses issued in the Clerks cilice of tho Corpo.
ration Court. Thore wore ak deeds recorded
anG one marriage license issued in tho C!ct, S
cities OF tbs County Court.
The CID pup on tho northwest corner OF
PriL CO and fsivfaz stTse.; Is being reno rod and
2 ne o2e vii! b ~. 10.
Taa Mid'ard RAILROAD tss contract TO ship
$500 car:tats ofiron orc 81 Pittsburgh, Pc Tho
ore is to b. furnished from EivarvlIla, on tho
csnal. below Ly2:h burg.