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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

IN FULL BLooH.-Wo can now state With full
commence that our stock Of Fall and Winter
GGods is complete from 10 Z.
:, In dress Goods We have an elegant line from
lhe Cheapest quslity to the fines. goods in The
market, and ell tho latest styles Of TRAININGS
Buttons and Fringes.
IN lotions, although goods have taken an
DINER Jump we ere supplied with Il stock large
ohoueh 10 furnish our trade at old prices.
flanne's-- VIZ have large line in domestic,
pIain all wool Tiiled and Shaker Flannss, from
Inc chaspest 10 tho re77 hest in this country
IN Cio!ts. Beavers, Cassinercs, kerseys, Full
C!"ths AID GiGskinga, VIC hsve Il wel selected
stock, both in Chsr!o,tcspiIia WOODEN mills aud
foreign productions.
In C!oaks we hs7e styles from tho iosdinp
nanuiscturers, "t the hast make and lit, from
s. gu to so in ;"ques, Costs and inImnns, for
l&tl 90, mi3sca 80 y:Iiidron.
In Blankets wO can safely sgF wa sra hesj-
quarters, having bought them early in tho aas.
son; PRICES from ?0s up TO $50 psir
HoTsa Robes-Wo hsve lsrg. variety, ,e,
lGcloo from several coed manufacturers: alsn
6orso Baskets in all styles ard prices
!Sklrts,, IN BalmoTsl Cloth. Elgnnels &c, for
misses ladies and chiidrep, very chsar.
HtoVfs and Hose-No have this season nado
IT'S specially to place bofore our Customers oac
OF tue lar2es! and best assorted lines in the mar.
k@t, IN Cloth, Berlin. Silk, Buck kid. hislesad
wooden, Tor misses, ladies, children and gents,
IN s!'S -Hcapest up W Lnt very uECSL.
Carpets and Oil Cloths--This department ia in
iu l bloom with H., large stock of Ksg, Hemp,
Brussels, Ter hsli', stairs and n5ors, With or
without borders. Oil Cloths in sll qualities, from
yard VIDE to four yards wide, ell marked low.
ienoiium-A splendid assortment Of Crurb
Cloths, Euga, Mats and Foot Stools, Hsssocks,
&c, IN largo variety and very cheap.
ShaE:s in every stylo inasiasblo ard Of All
the different grades.
we do not sdvcrtiso often. as it costs too much
money, Gnd Wo prefer 10 give tho difference to
our customers; but one thing we will ssv IVA
lsYe soI tho goods and our prices defy any com
y" Oh, GlVe us cal! and oxsmro cur good.
positively selling goods al as close Drices as our
nre nc boring Cities and intend to keep up our
la'l s!ock' We are prepared to sell whoiossle
or retail to the closest buyers.
kesd this carefully; we moan business, and
intend TO como up to every word we say, Come
ara see us. and We will appreciate your cali bV
selling you good goods at low figures, and guar.
antee every srticlcas represented Resp'y. Yours,
ISAAC E1cuDERG, Succ'r. to Slaymsker Co.
- ECH"AhH, manager. oct 3l-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
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NEW YORK Nov Tho particulars os The
rnutiny on hosTd the British brig, Gee. D. Berry,
related in p special from Key West. Two ses.
nea, with knives. attacked the captain, who WIS
unarmed, throwing hila upo1 tho deck end in.
ticsng fourteen cuts in his body. His laca is also
cut badly his 1850 being cut in Lwo. The mu
tiny lasted j. minutes. Capt MowAsd fell OK
hsustod at his daughters window. and called 70
her for pistol. The daughter Ids, Is years Of
ago; and good looking, wha asleep. She rushed
or deck when u seaman, Grapplnd htr by tia
h!cGat, She presented T. pistol, whom lt0 rau.
taeorS ran forward. Tho .:,a.a ran The vessel
into Ior!ugss, when tbs IautiEo9rs were dashed
TO tho rail by two light keeprIs sLd Tho vessel
WAS brought t. this port, wEofn tho mun sre
lodged in jail Capt. toward i dong well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
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Reg. James Winchester Of tio Episcopal
Church has been caIl>,! 10 Ghc pai:s. ia fsl-
qucr.
Rev. II. ~. jackson, 81 Rcmcc:'. l.as "a.
cer1d \ call to s.. Ncors"'s church i S.
Louis.
% Subdsy ui3h, Cua.cs Goidsnitb, {:
young man e',rkpg Tor Il. Go!dst,il cr Orange
Cour House .l@it under suspicion: circumstances
for psIs u1kocwu
Tic Shenandoah Herald says Charles Spi-
kcr. jouvg iaaa nearly % years Of age. living
Gear NJ. Ol:9c iG this lcudty, committed SUI!
eide on Tuesday evening" Oct 18th, by shooting
h!ms eli with pistol. lilo had Just returned
heme from ncar ilarinSburg AID had gone to
hls room, Wbco the family were startled by tho
report cf q pistol. Oa going 10 his room they
found him lying Oh the floor, dead, tho piatoI
lying by his hand. Cause is uuknoHu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

EXHIBITION CT THE HnONOGGAriI An OK.
!lbWon q Edison sphonosraph will bs given al
'hc Episcopal High School to morrow (Frlday)
aitCrnO0n at SIS. TO which the public general
!? are Invited. Tho entertainment is under the
auspices Of tic Boys Missionary Society, and
tiH rr&5ic l. aI 90 into iis treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

INVITATION kCCEpTED.-Tho Ai;z ,r::rln
light lutaptry Ell TnccScr, hu!i .st nigh,
received ~ Invitation 10 be E:rc-Cnt at tho II
Tci!'ng u: III" statue 81 Ger. Thomas ~ fake
.laco % TIC @0ah inst il Washington, under
.rc Giicctlon Of the Soci.ty .; the Array & !ha
tumbrsnd Thn invitation was sc,cptad std
IJr :hc cecasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

HE CAEAI.AND Coal TRAnE---W 10
the c'na! at CuGb6rland is nearly up t, the
neerh"o depth and boats ar, now allowed to
!cad T.! feet, which cupbI,a them to ciry 10
toos OF coal The Alexandria Canal is full and
n good c)ndition for The passage CT deeply
l9adcd baat9. Arrivals arc regular and the
stock OF coal is Beginning 70 increase. A lev
vessels have arrived nad are readily obsiling
loads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

IHE " EATnER.-Therc was quite i,l OF
snow ana s!ecf, shortly alter ten o Ct eek last
nIght, iclioHcd, about four o'clock, tbs mora
Iag by ltilo hail. 10 day it has been cloudy
ard raiLy, The temperature rcnsiuiDg coil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

Liquor CAsEs.-The eases OF the liquor
dealers. ruled to answer Whq their licenses
should 70: DO revoked, w;r, not taken ur, 10
he Cooperation Court to dsg tu: wcro laid
O7cS uni to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

luz WASHGNG7ON FAIR Tie r,l:owlug
,alsons no hrs cry anl s.c.ion have r,c?ivea
,:cHiGmS st tag Wa.hinst"a N,ic: Ger. g..
:. Macy, St>usuGoan c.. Uucngm :; raomas
I-rfOii, Alex ldria. 1r.t A!!crocSs; Judge ",
l'u'!troo. Far!aX, 'Iol,eas; Joshua Fletcher,
L}Cdoua Co., bcst ut steer; Gcr. 8. S. Mem,
;;hcnandcaA Co., s2cop; 4. NJ. Iutord, Fair
* O., COO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

The CITY BONDS. The City Treasurer has
had tie new city bonds com pctcd. and 10 con-
JUNCTION. the Mayor ard others, required BY law,
commenced their issuance to day. Tho bonds
are quite handsome and bear Us piguctto the
picture 81 Mayor Saath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

POLICE lTEMS.--Thc following cases lave
h2ea tried siacc yesterday. Sg the Mayor.
hobcTt Siyith and j acE aissteIs, fer disorder
5 conduct, were iincd and held for payment.
David hlaoley, Tor & ielonioCs assault ca his
S'!e, wss held for iuther examination.
number Of dog owncrs we're W for rot
n"ving The IToI or license ard were fined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

L. Will be remembered that the last three Of
these years we're characterised by much trouble
W tho coG trade. in The way Of Strikes breaks
10 the canal, &C., which very MATERIALLY de
creased TIC amount Of coal bandled, and copse-
qpcat!y tho amount OF money disbursed 80 that
tic two first years would be fsircr examples of
the emcapis expended iG 2o;d busiocss time.
1t will thus he seca the: tho business of the
company here Is no incoDsidcrabIe one, AID
would be :! very considerable losa to the city, if
removed.
It's understood that e removal to Georgetown
was contemplated at the expiration Of the late
lease aud that it was only prevented by the
lrcmp: and friendly action ct Capt. W. J.
Boothc, the eiEccot GcocrAl Superintendent of
tho cohlrauy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, NoremJer c, 1879.
10: the Middle States threatening weather and
iga! ..n or snow, southeast TO southwas.winGs
7.s.2S temperature and falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Wc have this day re.
e'IVed co appreciation io- ten days 10 pieces Of
'Sc hnest selected Body Brussels; 10 pieces OF
'Ee h1est selected Tapestry; 5 pieces extra
super carpets; 5 pieces three ply; % different
'aitcros Of Oh Goth Rugs. These goods We
su1c cdcd in getting 10 take orders Oh. They
sIe q the bes: make and pret:iest styes and
''stds and customers would do we'll to give US
look. I. EICHBERG,
&C: . lW Successor to Slaymaker & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

CARRIER PIGEONS. Six carrier pigeons be
hcgina 10 Mr. j. II. d. Smoot OF this city EeIo
Iced at The " Washington Fair Ground yesterday
ev.nlrg, together with three belonging 10 Il
gcn'icman in Baltimore. The time vas not
taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

HORSE OVERBoARD.-A horse Belonging 10
Mr.. Michael FsnDou fell into ono OF tho levels
Of the capa', near the basin, yesterday, ard
came very near dr5wning, bu: was finally res.
cuai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

ASHORE Pilots wins arrived from the loTer
ri,9;tomac, last night, report that the schooner
Wake, loaded with cosl. from Philsdelpbla fer
this port, was ashore on Lever Cedar Poic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

HEATERS Put IN.-It has been detcrr.n d
to kcop the wafer warm III the boilers o! ih;;
$50 steam fire cpgines OF this city from Novcm.
6cr lst to April let, and tho heaters have been
M q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

i!op.-Tbe hop OF he Y. p. l.. y. las. light,
vas 4 7cly pleasant sifair. Several young
'adifs irtm Washington ard Baltincre we're
n;tsnnk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

ARRESTED. Officer James Smith, this mcrn
ina arrested drummer nancd Groves, from
Baltimore, 70. s4lIiug goods without license.
lie YES carrie before Mayor Smith AID gave
security fer his sppearsrc! at tho January
ttrm of the CORPORATION Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

A Novel RUNAWAY Ruaaways Of various
~)itl have o"cn ch,oGic ii ~ iH, naHers. but
"oc occurred on Alfred street, this mo1n!ug, Of
..;har novel chGrCctoi. Il was nc loss thsr
ih2 runaway Ga eOat tc:ml. His goa snip 1s 3
'utc.cl 20 su1a "cgon ~ wti:h sat a sma!
by, ~hoo The aairn, b.cr'nlGg fight.ncd,
ranaWay, upset TIC ws20r, dumped GU: ,bo
pJy and t,TtcI Tor atm'. Considerable IN
iyfc5: was excited ~ DO runaway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

STATE TAX BlLLs-Attoulion is called to
the Dclicc Of tho City Treasurer, elsewhere, in
regard to The State tax bills Tax payers will
SEQ that they Gao avoid popaty Of Eve per
cart By paving their bills before Dacembcr lst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

lie FUNERAL OF tho lgtc James Fossctt
'3,k Place this cvcuins. and was attended by
.A!rX.ndlla Washington Lodge OF MsaoEs, Of
which be Was 90 long prominent member.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

For TIE PoOR-Tnc Ulnta.a Of Nsg
Iesr's Ev., IL Sarrpla Hall, to-oisht, makes.
70 most attractive Term, an appaa! foc tho poor
ii the cuy. whose p,iVailous ard discom!orts
wio'cr - coming to Increase. Its receipts vii!
b. ludlclOusly CXDcndcd for by tho methods Il
Iobci adopted by the Society under whoso a;5'
ilcc5 the Cauteta Is giveu every care il f4kep
10 render imposition impossible, aod st tic
s1mc tlmc help every deserving case as isr n
rho iunGS adm'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
yORT or ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER G

pORT Of ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER G.
Sun rissa ............ Il 81 IAN .ets....... i 81
ai,ELEHD.
Sch- Charm. Jiav-c De Grace. IL T j Metaf-
fey * Co
Schr L L Caha'!s, Washington, 10 American
Goal Go.
CLEARED
StrJ W Thompson, lower potc, b7 a Reed
Str Ma!trno, lower Pc, by j BroGers & Go.
Schr Boz SIC ely, Washington, by master.
Schr J. L C"bsLa New Eayen by American
Coal &C..
rhS@ED DOWN.
s:c:T : i i:irw"H. Wash'n, for HavfcdeGrscc.
GgAoHAEDh
Sc!r florence hoi kwcCd cleared from Bos-
ton Tor Gn1r2ciown 18th.
sch! !r;ssia Wright i:,nrYct, W., =. rrovi-
to"n i!h.
o1hr WIN Layton cleared from ficamond FOR
Ec"rgetown 5:t,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

TIE AMERICAN Coal WHARF.-At the time
OF the Releasing Of the coal wharf property, at
the loot OF Oronoko street. to tho American
Goal company, lest week, mention was made 10
Council OF the amount of money dsbursed in
this city By the company, and the same s1bjtct
was afterwards alluded to 10 the Gazette.
Since that time reporter Of this paper has
obtained from the authorizes of the company,
here, statement ct tie amcuots disbursed 10
this city FL Grn anars nast Il Ia a. tnllnUs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
LEGAL NOTACEs.

| N[LKG1N1A: at Rules held in the Clerks
y clnce OF Inc Corporation Court of the ctv
OF AAIlexs1dria, on The Sd dsy Of November, 1s75,
T.. ". Ghoen, plaintiff,
against SDehL.
Thomas Smith, defendant
Memo. The object Of this suit is TO attach Tho
| interest ct tho defendant in two brick wsre.
houses 81 tho southeast intersection of King and
Lee slreo!s, ard slso in tho dwelling house on
Inc cast SIDE OF Lee street, adjoining the same,
IN SL.eXysnurla Vrglnis to pay the claim of the
pisintln to wit: the sum of ono hundred and
Two dollars and niIoty CENTS, with interest from
DeconbaT IS 1885, till paid and the costs of this
suit - WIG
The defendant not having entered his sp-
peerance and given security according 10
inc act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing oy affidavit that
he is not q resident of this State il is or.
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after duo publication of this
order, and do what is necessary 20 protect his
interest IN this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
Zctto, newspaper published in the CITY of Aley
dTla, once week for four successive wecks, snd
posted at the front door of the Court House Of
this city. A copy, test;
John II. johnson, q. nov S-w4w
VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the Cor.
porat!on Court of the city OF Alexandra.
on the 18th day Of October, 1879.
Tho First National Bank of Alexandria, Vir.
GINA, plaintiff, against Thomas smith de-
tondant. In ehsncery.
Memo. The object of this euis is to attach tbe
interest OF the defendant in Two brick ware.
houses ct the southeast intersection of King and
Lee streets in Alexandria. Va, to pay tho Claim
or the painful TO tbs sum oc one hundred sud
iorly dolsrS add ifty cents, with interest there
on ircm July II. 1870, till paid, and the costs Of
this suit. o'o "a
The defendant, Thomas Smith, not
having conferred his appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and It Nd.
Fearing by affidavit that no is not resident of
This State, it is ordered that the said defendant
appesr hero within ono month after duo publica-
ton OF this order, and do what is necessary to
project his interest in this suit; and that copy
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in tho AlnY-
nnoTlH u@zetto, q newspaper published in tho
Guy OF AIexandrla, once week for four sue
csssiyH weeks and posted ut the front door of
the Coart House of this city. A copy, test:
MOTION MAKYE. Clork.
- = hoacn, p. q. oct 2S-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
TONTISE

= 4 C&,!an. HsvHNnah NNrIlng Muffay,
LouioHn; q Il Lee, do; + NJ Lsk,, Fauquier
;, & Garao.t, Madison; ~ A Brent, balto
Judge Jss S.rgstor, Fairfax VIM Houeh, Lou
doua; X } Birch. Va; A !: Eodine, Va; VIM
N.rshsLl, Fsuquie7; l. Nj Carr Leesburg; j 6
Mecu, jr, shenandoah; j IL Mhollan, Va; 4
McCoy, RiyeCLpr; w n U,tefbstk Salem /;
Knbt j. Lynn. Prince William; b + Trimmer,
:,ha; Il Shepperj, Warreuton X w Sanders,
Fauquier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION HOUSE,

Mrs s Al Hoga. Dayton. Ohio; Mrs EJ Hy-
land. Prince aeorgos county, Lid; bliss Smith
PsIkersbufg. " VI; Il Taylor and wife, Va;
Geo Weary, Va; j r New bold, jr, BALTIC G Ii
TTurlbo, Linden; j " inlddle.on. Va; George
f"dt, West W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES, N0remJer {. 1879.
60: the Middle States threatening weather and
i,sa! 7.in or snow, southeast to southwes. winds,
7.s.2S temperature and falling barometer.
CIRCUIT Court FOR ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
H3e. James Keith, Judge, presiding. Foot
heirs VS.. Foot's executors; report Of &, F. L?c,
t., trustee, fled and decree entered.
Waller surviving, &c, rs Kelly aud a:hcf.:
r2p,T: Ct Commissioner G, sale filed anl de-
cree entered.
J. L. Birch vs. J. w. Tucker; referred to
special commissioner.
Gr0ckGr guardian, vs.. CrCckers executors:
v:jor Of asle conGrmcd.
Dixon 4 BIOS, W. hobart Bal; 1cyo:t Of
Special Commissioner kcnp:r filed and decree
entered
'uasf"n End othc:a. vs.. McDana5; rcncrs
0comm'r. filed and decree entered.
CORPORATION CoURT-.Jmlgc g. T. ISiuun
pres1}iag-7o day--Tho will OF Charles hlan,
hjn was admitted 10 probate.
Administration On the estate oi Dcnnia
O'lIcary was granted TO MS widow
Chatham W. HARRISON ct al; in chenccfy
:rpgrt OF Com RS OF lie filled; nccrco c>nti7ul
agasmc and cnu7n rcterr,d 10 Comm'r Chiffon
,2aScertGin cn-.
Rogers W. Cook Ct a:; in chanc2Ty; Conf.
,Iyc'cd to !ag cast. and c!u'n p'a'ct % atct
docket.
ivy .'t''' ,,,.SE I - . , ;
ri ''' - ~ ~
Eorri acJourhtu u%tu'o MORO" moTni:$ VI
~ 0 cock
Tup Errrrroy ~ FRINGE GrouGr's -Thn
'' ,.,,'' ;.;,,,;, p.;nn G,,au,
~ 80 ,'i, ot .ha
-" .,'' ~ r,n
-, .n1nyI ';iS,r'c,. ,yarn -. .oNi1m. 49,
cratic m,ioTi,ir,-Vau,viiITs Isl. SnaiS;ns's
!rn Smear D; Hvan II;u ~ I,anrI "a
blalensOu;S !l?' l''c; NJ o. BOWIE ~ rs
t'Duo VI tN1snuui "o' Upper
i ~, ~ Htecu A""" f'' AluaSco oV'
"'""uy"'"o ID NeDt ~
For TIE Poor -Vho r,ry,i. oc N.s
Wars Ev .I Sar,p,, 81 ~ t>-,;L ,roLa',
a,,s. t,,, !, a'.' Az, naN.a.
= 49, o ." "Ppr%n ~. ''o i''o
80, - "o'n'"E ~ 'ucicu7'. lis 'cselDtS VII!
W. 'ut'I'Ousy tA9en'to' ioF ny mo meth0o' q
'c"I' - ''f,'" W ."c 'o''c'y "hueF "'i"S' AS
,''.s 10 C""'s.: - E'v'u every car" - faEeh
- '.ai In'i"s'.iou llip'S'i"!t' anu ~ 'ne
,f G .'I'' ''''S u's"'''ps Case aS iaF -
''''''" o'''' --------.----
-o;t4 have Dccn ch,1rir -; to, n,o,rs br,
u0c occurred on Alfred s.r,r, this mn,o,ro ~
.:;b.r novel chercr;., l. v.as nc in1s 49,,
the runaway frn rn.I ,.:,, Ills rna.S5ir 49,
.,lcicltos l1,,Di a,r11 n wti.l 80, a sm,T
Inv whan ,hc .,.:n,t h.c,,n;c,, f,;,tt,naa
''""'y' up7'' '"' "hE'r' ulihpeu GU: mo
~, "'u ''''Ht ,o' 30 III Nols'-'T'''e IN
''''3' ""' 'AC'''u ~ '"' iu"AT'y'
Tur W,curxc-nu IT, III, r,,...,..
...,s,,. H'.'
'''n:iuihS st lH9 " aHAins,%a fa'! Ter. y.
H1Go' o'@nGIc''N &c. uufhsM :; i"oMaS
-Fto'' SHtioiia, 1'af y! !troe}s; JndSo ",
T"'y''oo' rariaH' ij0'ie!1s, = 23"ns Hatcher,
i'Guoua a., t'S ut steer; Hcr. v. ,. Meen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

DLACK SILK aid APEFR1NGES at ex.
-Ao ,remely low prices at
octI6 FERGUSON s. BRO, 96 King st.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
.rt. Wisdom 20 Reflect.

The protective system of duties IN
this country may well be matter oil
interesting consideration at present.
and ere we depart from 1T to adopt
the policy of England. Switzerland or
that of Germanic partial free trade
we had better give the present a
thought and investigate the operation
ofthis system in the old world and
compare their condition with our own
and the condition ofprotective France
our competitive condition in manufac'
turies Except for the blighting effects
of the civil war and the ruinous policy
of the Republican partly would have
been most cheering now and challenged
,he whole world with our rivalry.
France, although of Europe, under
this protective policy is strikingly pros
rerous. Germany is now questioning
her future policy, and Russia is iol
protective duties; her great iron and
steel interest are in depressed state
one of her iron works which employs
l.5GO workmen is now languishng
and the attention of the empire Is
turned TO this subject. England has
already begun to question her policy
and will ultimately follow the policy
Of protective duties. We are not ar
guing the question of free trade anF
protective tariff, but only in view o
these facts, suggest that mature del'o
Grafton upon so great a subject had bet
ter be adopted than TO press inio
false condition from political partisan
interest.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

This distinguished Democratic can
didate for Governor of Kentucky ad-
dressed the people at this place on las
Friday night. But for the unfavor-
able weather and condition OF the
roads. the Court House would have
been filled TO hear one of the old-fash'
ioned. true-blue Democracy. We were
not disappointed in the ability OF Col
Jones, whose statesman-like record is
part of mis- country's. He examined
in a clear and searching exhibit the
anteceden,s of the Republican party,
and came TO the only conclusion that
truth dictaled-that the policy of that
party had afflicted us with the present
depression. paid some attention TO the
great fraud, and informed us he was
opposed in Congress to the Commission
thai perpetraied the damnable deed.
He argued the fact that all the relief
and advantages we are having have
resulted from the Democracy in Con
gress, and felt hopeful of the success
fuI triumph of the party in the future
He paid his respects TO his opponents
in courteous terms.to which no excep
tion could be taken. Col. Jones is :
calm. deliberate speaker, with a cleal
aad pleasant voice, well posted in pol
ilics, and would make. an excellen
Governor of Kentucky.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
state Canvass.

Webster county. instructed for I'm
derwood for Governor, Hughes for
Lieu. Governor, Hardin for Attorney
General, Hewitt for Auditor, Tate for
Treasurer, Kerby for Superintendent
Public Instruction. and l.. Wilson for
Register.
Caldwell county instructed for Un-
derwood for Governor, Can,rell for
Lieu. Governor, ID. III. Smith for Aud
itor, Edgar for Superintendent Public
Instruction, Moss for Attorney Gener-
al and BOYD for Register.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
RepreseutInstThrec states fn the U. n.
Senate.

Gen. James, Shields will, probably,
do what no other man ever has done,
represent three different States in the
United States Senate. He has hereto
fore represented Illinois and Minneso-
IA, and on the 18th inst. was nominal
ed by the Democratic caucus of the
Missouri Legislature for the short
term in the Senate over ID. III. Arm
strong. by the decided vote of SS to
81, and the nomination has been con-
firmed by an election.