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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Horai, aa.oiina stato Eeebt.

IL lis message 70 the North Carolina Lesis'
htuga, sca3 in cn THURSDAY. Governor Vance
states Shat What S k1orn us the 'racogaiz,d
d !: Ct !a2; Slate, IS coasradistinRuishe from
Tho special tx bond, am0uot5 to SIG: 900, Q45
rai.cgaI sai $40 leo, lS2 interest,". 10 regard
II his ia3: CIV. Vgu.3 ss?s
II Is out Of The question FIR Us 10 attempt
10 pl5 il st it; i.co value. lndeed L do not
Conceive that ih:ro is any moral o5isaloo
upoa ~ to do 50, nor 60 GU. creditors
exp, Ct il oi u. Quite oDa-hatfo OF our property
ugoa witch our bonds Wcro based was wautou.
Il Destroyed ty cjrsCnt Of large ms.i 1rlty ci
;hose wha hlllt !hcr, aud % oour; OF c5Dsc!eroe
upon TIC earth would permit creditor to de5
,Toy;a oae-liai: CT bis security aGd claim full
psrmo1t Gu, Of lie !ansio9er. Bat w can
ald :honld pag s9:l2tlng."
IL: G6Tc:aor says he bas ground ir bci!eT'
;cs t&a: c7c:y reasonable tcrms ona be oh!alo
Cd with INC creditors i! the people Ct North
Carolina viii cTi0c2 uC:CrmiDai)G to settle
tie lection SID bc &oUc with i. In regard
10 tMa s9ec.a! tsx h?lda GoEcracr Ea1ce +,
i.cr1;eg ,hr opinion ;bat they ara rot bindng,
,i.aqr 10 ;.H cg en1d morals, uDieas il may be
as 10 very sr.a!! fraction honestly appropriated
70 tie State use ana accepted by her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Ice Gorge at REehnlon:G.

RIcuuMoND, Va, Jan. ia heavy ra;u
oomnerced falling Saturday aish: at eigh;
O'Clock, which cooinusi oc:ss27tly uatiI The
same hour las: night. Ia addition 10 this tha river
is gorged with ice fra disauc, CT eight or Eiao
miles, beginning ct poirt three miles heloi7
the city aud extending nearly TO Dutch Gap,
which has stopped tho current and raised the
water some ten feet above tie ordinary l:ral.
II consequence Of these two conditions goods
chattels and merchandise were moved tronl the
places subject to foundation TO Others CT greater
s.fe,y. Parties who visited the gorge report the
ice two or thraa feet above the water
News from Lguchburg and other fia:s OF
the Upper James and from Charlottesville ard
other points OF tributaries Ct the Jsncs has
been received, The iizels ere reported slowly
rising ct all points, bt. the volume is 40; great
enough TO ihcrSase the water materially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

The first number OF Andrews American
Queen. pew illustrated publication devoted
to Art, Music, Literature and Society, has
beeo received. Its departments are full aud
complete, covering the freshest society aews
and gossip from ali parts of the Ucited States
and Europe. The proprietor pledges himself
Of ts Glass; v aud TO- spare no trouble OF expense
to make it fayorite 10 all family CIRCLES of
culture aud refinement. A sample copy can
be- obtained by enclosing IS cents to W. r.
Andrews, Tribune building, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

Judge Mcdonnell, OF the State Court, having
persisted in trying tho caaea ngairst re.enue
officers iu Macon cauoiy Tennessee, for alleged
illegal arrests, Judge Bsxtcr las ordered him
to appear before the United States Circuit
Court at Nashville, On February s, and show
cause Why he Should irceeed !O Try these cases
when they have been transferred to the United
States Circuit Court. Tits brings to crisis
The co, hiet Of Jurisdiction between The State
sod Federal courts IL regard 10 the revenue
cases. and the result is awaited with great in
terest in Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
EEREsGE .H.E!!7S.
pr.gu'I, It's HrcGch sculptor, is dc3G.

pr.su'j, IT,; i'rccch sculptor, is desj.
! rlia!5ier. crisis las occurred 10 Brazil.
Fa'rro is rapar!cd as rIso:ed President Of
Nea,uIa.
Cu;i!cre:o hes b:Ya c!e:;ei President o! San
DoDjGga.
IL q gao Oh tn, Spaui:h and P1I;u.cso
coasts s.ytrIy fisherman anl others we've
Crowned
!ha library ot The B.rniosham AID Midland
irsi,ue. at Bi7u.ioei,sn. Eoslaod, couLa;n
;aE $4,000 v9?uncs, has been buried.
Germany bas formally conpiaiocd ct Venas
ID regard to the tore OF the commcr!s in the
Aus,rsg rte:son the Rcichatase Giscip!ine bill.
Advises from Yeddo STATES that The JapnDc
:: are appgakcnsiye that tho Ru:siaas interd
TO a7Rex Ic;eo, ore Ct the largest islands OF the
cmpigr.
Genci.l S;cGarts lr5gp3 matched tbroush
Car3shar On Saturday. TIE Afghan Officials
iIaC f d towards Icrat and The garrison els
handed. III. Amer is in Russian territory
kTg Russian tnsdlatioa. lie is expected at
8, Petersburg Elk: nG1th.
!. telegram from Balm says it il stated
;Ac.: that tie question relative to Tie rtc:p'
ii n II TIC m2rfi;2e Of the Duke CT Cunbsr
.and Gss beyn settled by tho Danish minister
c;vpg nog; tmphatio assurance Ct the !!lerdy
s2n,imenta aua pacific polly Q! hi4 government.
LATER.
i.cHpoE, Jau'y. Is "A strike OF cotton opcr'
2i.:.s a; Preston is f.ar2'i 60 the %! Instant.
ebca IN 9or asa' reduction OF wages nil! be
er!,r!.d.
L. ccnstql.pco Of lie RESUMPTION OF work
b. the hallway c0ntuctoTs at Leeds all the
s:rikirg railway cnrloy ecs Z: Bradford have
6: KID and bcc1 granted reinstatement cn the
icrms oif.rcd by tic railway directors.
D.n. Isaoi', the prime minister Of Iuais.
ranli5ci on Friday il tu!i Uniform aud accom-.
paid win i Numerous suit, TO the Frccch
c3asuatc ari Oh behalf Of iac Bsy, teucerad @
iu:! ap9iosc. Tie Cousul Of Eiarcs received
Bra. lsn.il surrounded by oil his staff, and the
afi,cr7 81! ,hc Efcrch feet s!aiyncd ots Tunls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Thomas Lord, the mlllionsire who created

Thomas Lord, the milIionsire who created
such SODA! sensation year a23 by marrying
Mrs. Aoaat:; ". y. !!;c>a i: t.5Eervu,!y
i'll al It's y..!a..c IA Nv Iolk, and there axe
very s|ighs hopes Of his recovery. lie is CSer
cigh;-ligo gears Of aga. For Two weeks past
Mr. Lord has e4kan % s,!id f,od, and be has
been KEEP, U? s2l&ly ty ,ha a:d OF stimu!aals.
His wife is constantly iu attendance at lis red
side, and 10 ore. hut her au1 the physicians.
are admitted 10 the sici room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

MIR. Couger. Of McaigaO. in bis rtc,lt
speech against reil5uE:icg Villa, acd Mary
College, attempted to throw rllclc "a THE
moss covered institutions Of learning" AID !;ic
abode Of 'sho tuaclul Di5c, and seemed 10 be
as much opposed to "th:m literary teller"
as The great M:ch;garder," Mr. Zach Cha4d-
Ter. So called "selF naaa" usn d2sa77J great
credit, for much Of the prosperity OF tlc c]ua'
tries to which they belong is justly attributed
to their efforts bat one has o9ly 10 loak ut the
records Of tie American Congress aiao' Inc
Var, Or rather since ia.ellect cultivated 10 its
highest point has been excluded, OF possibly
has excluded i:s.It, from the halls ci national
legislation By reason Ct tie questionable nl2ars
that the times SD las manners have made il
almost necessary to employ 10 gGia ad!nitaHcc
thereto, ia order to become c3uvitcad that the
Interests OF he ccuHtTF wou1 not hs9c suffered
if greater number Of lis Legislators had bacn
men With roia35 trained, improved aml c3i!i-
waited by collegiate education.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Mate asGbC.

RICHMOND. jap. l5.-The b s. opoi5a here
seems to be that settlonea. Of the State d.
will DO reached someRha. upoa the basis Of
that proposed BY Mr.. McCulIooh and biz asso.
ciates, with some notifications thereof. The
most extreme debt payers nov Only hoDe to
obtain = settlement upon the basis OF new
bonds. beariog i per cent. interest, AID tho
classification Of members RUGS dogn from this
class to those il fav,r of per can't, aoG DC
scands tothose rot DESTROYS CT any aTrangemiat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

Co, i;e:.5s. /. c. & &. c. Ware, HezsIs. de
Ec.aschiit 81. august Belmont, Messrs
Brown. bJsnefs & &C.. Mo:sFs. Richard Irwin &
Go, liz. Charles u. Fry, sad Ar. Eugh Nc
Cniloth. CT tho authorized representatives Of
sid rc-so1s snt such othcr creditors Of the
CoElnoawe,! tt or their representatives. as may
desira - b. present. 70 meet this General As
solnb!y in .Ao ci.y o. Richmond Oh The ~ dsy
Of January, 1919 for The rurao o OF corGerricg
uro9 the sgtjec5 q! g. adjustment OF the public
=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

A resolution has been introduced 10 the West
Virginia House Of Delegates iustlu,liog the
Committee ca the Judiciary to Inquire what
legislation, if any. is necessary to enforce
the liability of the Chesapeake ard Ohio Rail.
way Company to taxation the same as other
property is taxed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

WuIskEY SOLD BY THE Pound. The Pied
mont Vireinisn says "A countrgmaa cane
into our village one day last week and reported
that at c certain store iu cue of the rural dis.
tricts merchant was selling that morning his
whiskey by the pou5d, giving The old wcnan's
weight aud measure, pound for piut. This
will give some idea Of toe intense coId weather
we have experiarced ia the last two weeks s.
or to what extent the Vhiskey was wa!ered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Communicated.

CLEAN THE SIDE WALKs.-NoW the snow is
melting nicely and tina sun is toierably warm,
if the ci:izans would tsko tho trouble to hsVe
their paTements swept OF, it would DO great
comfort to the pedestrians. and, psrhaps. some
body's limbs might be eayed. We ough. to live
in this world little as II re care for somebody
but self. A. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

Representative Tbornburs,o OF Tenn, w':o vent
home toKroxvl!o sick is very 10" With pnauDo
pia, and Mr.. Fiaey, of Ohio, who is also detained
at home by Sickness, has been tskeu Witha a
dangerous homosrhsgo. Mr. Riddle. Of Tee
Dessee, who went homc sick early 10 he session
has not been able TO return. and bis lrie6ds arc
apprehensve hat h, will never come back to
WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

II General Sheridan, "the best Indian fighter
The country has produced" would devote
more OF his immediate and personal attention
to Indian affairs, and les, to puerile and silly
attacks on tho Secretary Of the Icterior, there
would b, fewer accounts Of such nassacres as
hive last dispraced Camp Robinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
BE NEIGuEoRLY.-No as ne ar. crlcrlHa

BE NEIGuEoELY.-Noa as nc az. eYterlur
10 the NV Yer sc should yc12sy,r T. ~.
peiehborly With esch o.icr, a"G lbarebg pgr-
mote GU: Happiness. l. is well $50 ~ ~
exchange. 10 be riea5cs1, acishootIy, good
nasurcd, 'lot ue3,ss,rlY c;gaagtoH win 81
outlay CT mancy; sympathetic LOOK, "u -"
couragIog word, viii 0tea ac!owpl'.h " IL.
higher inisalon than 2 dollar bill c:u'a ,cp3 70
reach. A hearty shaking Of the had soa
frank good u:o.nio., sir, csasca kloc!!g
feeling that tho cGt: Of silver dollars would
a:ickl7 6issipste.' Oac who i: sut<ll2C p'ia,
or s,,ihiog urdtr misfortune. receives Go!:
comfort from pcighbor's kipdly otJc.s "od
generous sympathies. thar nr9 peculiarly %'iF
could bcs.,,w. Society is held toge'hcc ny ne
mutual tors eara1cc Of it's membcr'. Did eac'
one ss;crt lis supposed righ.s By physical
force, iost.ad G mutual forbcaranco and c2Gsit
GRAFTON for the I'ehts Others, cl'l.s, to~hs ana
neiyhborhoods W. u!d be irncssbl!i:ies. STAGE
peace could be only procured ~ EiieI9sepAra''"s
tho coutendiug fsci0as.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

The President has psrdoaed Hayward. the
publisher Of ob:ceae literature, because the
convic.'s physician said his patient WAS threat.
ened with insanity. 1t lha. rule is to be estab.
shed all the convcts COW 10 PRISM will soon be
out. But even such rule was not required TO
lberate the crooked whisky coovic!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

Another call for tco millions Ct the six per
cent government bonds IVES issued Last Satur.
DAY. Fly millions Size, the Jew year com
nerced, ard one million 10 Interest saved there
by, as the money to redeem them were obtained
by the sac Of four per cents. Bus the salo #
so macy low interest tcariug bonds is not iud.
catiye of speedy revival If business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDaAR SNOwDEN.
moNnAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1879.
The refuge Indians from Camp Robinson

The refuge Indians from Camp Robinson
were ovcrtaken BY the troops % Saturday a1d
Surrounded, They slubboEuly refused to sur
rcoder, aud twenty FOUNDER was sert TO the
acsue. Between forty aad fifty have been recap
turea. THEE soldiers were killed and two wound
I'd. TIE prisoners were to be taken to Kansas
10 order that those CT their rumber guilty Of
murder during the raid ioto that Safe might
be ideasiGea ty the legal authorities and put
on tfiil The shooting down CT these csltl7sa
wbils attempting to escape was an unTarranted
and iDhuna1 &C. and bodies 10 good. The 10
dia1s were nearly aaked ard were suffering Sc
vere!y I:om the c,ld and Insufficient food, aad
their attempted escape YVES rather en- effort OF
self preseryltioa than anything else. The SOL
disrs pursued the fleeing Red MeD. shooting
then down IS they got within range Of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Brewery RErGpk,

NEWARK, N. J. Jan. 13-Peser Hauck's
extensive Brewery 81 East Newark was barned
early this morning with the mslt house, ice nouaes
and ether buildings. The loss is estimated at
Sl00,C0l, S5cC0) in machinery, $50 coo in build
ires and SIS 900 in matt. Partially insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
TER ERo.T REGE.uO.TH.

RIcnMoyD, jan. i2.-The House, 10 d.
utter auah debate. adopted the .ou,ioa f.
a co1feEoac, villa Tho creditors IF the State, /.
bs held January 22l, tu: they aiso ad59.l
tie preamble letting lie c.aditcrs uadors.aal
tia: they wtro to cZpcc! nothing beyond rh..
Was held Gu! to them in the Barbour BILL
Tie Gleanirg Of the further amendments i.
The bill VS. simply inst Rc 'rcu'1 Ike 70 d
moro # sc could &c. There is muah ii?isi9a
Of sentiment loW IS 10 whether the c!cuitC's
will be willing 10 70 iuto tic conference e;tsc
the action Of tho House. IuaGy CT the men.
| bers contend that % the Barbour bill G2S CO.
satisfactory 10 The ccic!,oiS, snd tacJ ccu.d Nc,
accept the terms 10 that BIZ, tEa! thcg vii
scarcely Gaze 10 c2mo and cJri,r iJg;h"r when
they arc cmpAaiicsi!y ;rilrmca TIA; comnr7
Gii.c c3n oE!g DC expected a99 il tha teTns %
! that bill. Tie yGio ~ vixen this fream, y
| vas adopted was :. close one, and naa me oet-
| paying SIDE been rrlniorced oy ftT3fal ueU-
! bcrs Hho we're assent from thelr seats tic rf.
| amble would have been les: ~ ta7cc CT '3G:
votes.
erous readustcr. ar! = very abe ncmhsr It
the House endorsed the pr:amb!r because IL
| thought it vas simply justice 10 tee creditor 20
let them EDO" that Wita ,l1 irssea: II 'Rls.'-
| ture we can ros premise ;G.ta soy L;I m-t'
tnen Is hei4 ou- ~ ''y t; ~. ~, 80.
went on E!f'hHE l! -! 80 u ~ "'s :,.',' S'
thorough eH4hiHa'''a '"a' 'Ea ".a:g rsai
pay mere thHn / p"l vsni.' 30 ":. "'1'2r u"
pay ~ lay !,'"'e' IL 80 70. "ii $500.
coy ptope:t:oa .'i1' 1--WE - -. ta,t 49,
cent ,nss - uI2 c,a.I -
ss!'4t'S. 49,, - 80 -, 49,.
WIZ ~ 49, =. ;Nn,aaS, So.
ha,c.s can; so!1.'' ~, - ,tI,,c
49, !, y, ~ ~" $1,000. c"nI r. -.
a a. ,mI - u.s. ;or >r,;cr -n,n ryrrv GEN.
T1-lac ,hr o,mr:ttr, % alio,r3 AM: ,;.,.
~ rho c,nfaI c,rr:4 vi n, lIrus, rr.n,n..,r
C,- no ,Sr,i.lTr.r ~ thu of}irp, n H9:.rrrr
G,.,,';sa;nrrr sr., .i,n,r;s.;ora- r.. 80. go.
49, VIII, ,hsv law, nm ,..,i:. .,,s-- ....-..
; t;s,utsr.tc,i -. ,ac iii h,:.,r !,
ren,r,s,hc M ,ri,v rcro.t. si,gci: ~ ,;y,a..i
his f,v1rinr s;,c a33j,,hfoc OF the c,r.,., aqi
,he ,,;poriIv ,eperf. s;sigc< by four rls,n ,-t-.
aeaicst i. Tho ,vlit,ee vii rap-r. t.io.ts,.
The mater will elicit muql liscus,ea, c-gc:;a'
IL in the House. The Commissioned - ) =.
culture las more o.D9si:iaa ,raa re H,iho..
(jo;nu:ssioDor, from the Sc! t:a: TIC salary Q.
the later Is no. naii by tie S...i al all. 10.
hv Tho ..iIroed, az the nJgoiupg.ve,i,n. s..
| "ut~iS H"f may " .''-- - vac 49, -"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
.DEEt).


At Rapid Ann. Culpeper county, Va, on
sunday, Jan. II. 1879, JOHN LEE GRI rs,
in the 39th yes,r Ct his sge. RI Funeral 10 take
place from the residence OF VIM. s. Peyton,
esq, Rapid Ann.
On the ll.h December, 1873, at the -eaiGence
Of her son in lsw, Robert Humc esq Mr..
SUSAN STEWART, in tho 10Th year Of her
age. The deceased was the widow Of Joseph
Stewart OF Culpepar county, and a:tec Of Capt.
James Payne, OF Eauquier county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

By the death Of MIR. Scbleehcr. CT Texas,
Mr.. Cabell, of Virpiaia, becomes chairman Of
the Committee on Railroads aud Canals of the
House of Representatives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

The defeat Of the bill 10 pay William aad
Mary College rcE the destruction Gifts property
By federal troops, during the var, plalo'7 lad.
oates, uDpalstaba' ss It may be to those inter
ested that DO claims FOR losse5 or dam ages
sustained in tee South ny reason CT the war
will b. paid BIZ this Congress. 4 republican
House. in the forty second Congress, passed
the William aud Mary College bill, bat So
called democratic House, in the forty fifth Con.
sress, defeated it. Times charge and men
charge With then.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

ALBANY, n. =, Jan. 1S-This ia tho coolest
morning of the season thus far, the thermometer
being G degrees below zero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

SUPREME C0URT OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
Samp2r'a administrator W.. Garrett ct alJ.
Argued By Jaagc j. A.. Meredith fer appellant
aud submitted,
Nuek0li W. Commouwcaith. Writ oil cr:or
awarded 10 judgment Of the Hastings Court Of
the city of Richmond, rendered l7:h December,
1878.
HaRkin: vs.. G.r!ard'5 administrator. Ap
peal allowed AID euper5edeas awarded to a
decree of tho Cireui; Court OF The city of Lynch.
hurg, p7o51Rccod Oh OF August, 1878.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
EIstjIEery BHrneI.
WuIskEY SOLD BY THE Pound. Tie

DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 13-Schwilps di.tiilely
Was burned last night. Loss S.. 600; insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Breaking of an Zee Gorge.

C1scISNATI, Jan. 13 The ice gorge below
Msysvi!o broke early this morning, and the ice
is running st the rate of five miles an hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
Since the conmsucem:n. 6: tbs rr.saH!

Since the conmtIcemtI. 6; ;"2 iT~Sct:
session of Congress the Ways aE3 MIaos Con
mittee Of the House has devoted aEacst IL
entire time AMI attention to no conSi-crai'oH
of proposal to modify lie AK CO Lusst' iiS
The civil Wsr decided that thus cca6iTy Is ID
tiooal, and not mere c2mEecj ct may H'ztcs'
each With interests diiferco: rem, 81 cTeh
adverse to these OF the o;hels, legislation 5h2l.d
bn made to couitru 70 that iaaa, aud o5nso
auen,ly sugar, though chief product ct Lou
isiana and CD iup1vtaUt o0c Of SON" OF III:
other Gulf States, should Dc pu: &C The free
list. There is neither right nor justice IL tag
ing the sugar that sWacteIs the peer waa 5
cofec end examp!ips from taxa!lcu TIE EcA
mans bonds. The same rsasons. however,
that should induce the c1mml!tcc 10 TeGoec
the tariff fiom sugar, ana thus reduce inc Price
Of southero Product should coDpol i: 10 re-
move tie prohioitory tariff CO ion. that |as
imposed and is coatiru4d f.: the sole bench! Of
PENNSYLVANIA. 1c3eod The sa!ao reasons ought
t, b, sufficient to iHduoe any conn!:ico 'Tho
have she Interests OF the whole oou1tty It
heart, but especially oae, tho msi9Ilty Of when
call themselves democrats, to report bill
abclishiog the whole tariff system, establishing
free trade, and providing for the COLLECTION Of
the revenue By direct appo7tiorment among the
several States. IL o1c Daticoaiity there should
be 20 special Legislation. The Legislators should
have the welfare Of the whole poople :: heart,
and SHOULD rot p.of! these Of osrtaio s.c.i'as
Of The expense of those Of others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

Col. G. c, Cady, fer years a isrge conlTacto.
On the Chcsa, ,apeakn and Ohio Railroad, c'od
10 Hcnricl cn1 mtg Friday pieht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

Il will b. seen BY the proceedings Of the leg
islature that the HOUSE Of Delegates has adopt
cd by vote Of 70 to 50 tho Senate resolution
providi7y fer conference With the creditors Of
the State, having, however, amended the pre-
subie 50 es 10 set forth tho iuprac:icab!!itY OF
Increasing the present rate Of taxation in iur.
lhergncc Of apY plan Of aettlsneu! decided upon
by tho conferences, but expressing anxiety to
10 oil cocsisscat with wha. is believed to be The
in!eEes: Of The Stale aud her creditors to adjust
the diff.rtuc:s existing between the PROPOSE
lion made by the GeGcral Assembly 1T the last
session aui the several propositions COW bcforo
the b7dy ?sla.ing to the settlement 81 tho debt.
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Never "bu!iooae" MAD. bu! il y0u meet 8
human being suf!riCs with bad n5ugh yen
may "buIldosc" him TO advantage ~,'sb d..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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The amendment w.s asrae! t9-ayas. II:
noes, 81.
Tie bill as amended vas ordered 20 be en-
crossed az folows the vote on the cogrossncnt
teiue-ayes 79, noes 32-Mr. Hunter voting il
the affirmative a1d Mr.. hnsh5ach in tho ncRe-
tive:
"Yheress ia the e:t;n a!ion OF the General
Assembly it is desirable thst such speedy, just,
and Gnsl settlement OF tho public Gebt should
be contaminated IS will bring the payment Of
The interest assumed thereon within the ab!l-
ity Of the Commonwealth; and whereas this
General Assembly st its last session, in IAN act
20 provide for the consolidation of the public
debt and the payment of an Uniform rate OF in
terest thereupop," approved March 4, 1873. aid
submit to the creditors oftho Comm nweaith g
proportion, which parties, claiming 10 represent
q largo number ofssid creditors, have indicsted
their uIwilingness to accept; and whareas GER
tain parties representing the holders Of g large
portion Of the bonds ofths Com nonweslth, haTo
through the Governor, suggested terms OF set.
tlencnt which, in their opinion. would % &C.
ceptsble TO very large m'joIity,, II not
securities, which terms will not, in the
Judgment Of the General Assembly, be
acceptable to the people OF The Commonwealth,
because Of the impractiesbility OF increasing the
present rate Of taxation, find IN view Of tho
grestly reduced resources Of the State, hu. Gre
anxious TO do al consistent with wha. is bosiav-
ed to be tho interest of the Sts.e and he- credit
ors 10 sdjnst, if possible, the differences existing
between the proposition made by tho General
Assembly at its las. session sad The several pro-
positions now before uG relating to settlement
OF the public debt; end whereas tho prospect
of such settlemen ss will be acceptable 10 both
the people of the Commonwealth AID tho hold
ers of the bonds of the State may pa promoted
by direct interview between tier respective
representatives therefore
''Resolved By the General Assenbiy, Thst the
Governor be authorized to Request The presiding
officer Of the Council OF Foreign Bondto!ders OF
London, England MesErs. Barring Brothers e