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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

GENERAL WILLIAM MALONE arrived 10
Hsr:isoDbu'g on Tuesday evening last from
Luray. Page county, 10 company with Hon.
John Paul, where they bad been discussing the
Slate debt question. He looks as if he bad
started out upon full cam Daigu. lie remained
10 town until Doon Wednesday, when ho took
the northern train for Orkney Springs. His
osto1 sibe business ia the Valley is recreation
and rest. bus We ttiok from The manner 10
which be administers Lis left handed hand
shakes be remembers that, as Capt Paul said
10 bis speech here on court day, the present
incumbent will not always occupy tbo pubnrna-
torial chair of this Commonwealth. Rocking.
ham RcQisfcre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

RICHMOND MARKET. July 3l.-The market
i teir active only. For Flour thore is but a
family brands. Receipts of Wheat continue
good, the offerings to. day reaching about l3 COO
bushels, with sales at l05s112 for white, and l06
ala for fair to choice Lancaster red Offerings
OF Com light, with small sales st IS for white.
SO for spring. Nothing doing in Bye
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

4 STANCE MANIFESTO. Tho Ccmte Do
Chambord has written to the Marquis d. For.
esta at MaIs:iiles. txIrissing ihauks for the
manifestations 10 bis favor on tho occasion CT
the feast Ct S.. Henry. In the letter, which is
kird Of manifesto, Comic de Chsmbcri 70.
flutes he charge Of voluntarily declining to avail
himself Of former remarkable opportunity of
ascending the throne. lie reserves for tbs fu-
ture The task OF castirg full light upon tho
events of 1873. and adds that return TO the
traditional monarchy harmonzed with The as'
pratiDDs Ct The mi )li,y. TIE workman, the
artisan and the labcrer looked forward to the
poacesble enjoyment Of lite and Industry under
The patcrDal authority Of tho head of the family
whose gentle sway had been known to SO many
generations. The country expected king, but
political intrigltrS bad determined that tho
couolry should have mayor OF the palaeo.-
"lt flo tho presence Of atteotVo Europe. and on
the morrow Ct itdGscrlbsble disasters, showed
o greater care FIR my royal dignity aud the
grandeur OF my mission, it was 10 order that |
might remain faithful! to my cath never 20 be-
como kirg ct faction or party. | will not
submit to tho guardianship of men Ct factions.
but shall not cease to appeal TO all honest men
for support. Armsd with ills forca. and. with
the grace Of God. | can save EraGce. |: is my
duty tn | my desire to do SO"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01
CANAL COM MERGE.
CANAL COMMERCE
Oeparted-Boas w II Lowe and ID LTavlor
Bargains! Bargains!

Before going North, I will sell from t..isy
until the last Of the month (for cash only) ALL
GOODS IN STOCK AT COST to make room
f'r the fail goods, of which will haYo large
stock. Gall early.
aug! A. DIEDEL, 166 Kinpn
w IN Els a N d UORS.
We invite the attention OF families and r,s.
5aurants to the following brands OF imported
Alquors received this day:
Fipf.r Heldseick Cham p.ss-S quarts aad pihrs.
As'Inessey Cognsc Brandy.
-, duff GoIdon's and Adolfo Capdepon's fine Old
Sh',rriss.
j. Noets Schiedam Gin, and
Richard Pere u Fills st. Julien CIsret
We aso keep in stock sll of Gibson's Son Il
Cos. Rye Whistles, and Hofheimer Bros.
Fairfax Old Bourbon, for which latter brand VIZ
are agents. w. A. JOHNSON 81 CO.,
jy28 N. 4. cor Cameron and ROYAL sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

TIE NEW RAILaoAD.-John S. Barbour,
esq, rtc,ver of the W. c., V. NJ. & G. s. r.
r., ard Nj. PIker, wealthy capitalist Of
PhiIadepbis, wira 10 tcwa last Friday, looking
after the interest OF the Charlottesville and Rapi.
dan Railroad. The prospects of 40 carly con-
structiou ofthc road seem TO be Frightening.
The mortoge deeds have been admitted to re.
core; and the arrangements for the lease of the
new road TO the Midland Company have been
completed. The only obstruction new 10 the
way Of building the road is The q 1es;oD. IS to
how the land damages shall BE- paid. Mr. Parker
is ready TO undertake the contract of construct
lion as soon as this obstacle is removed. An
effort is being made to settle this question as
soon as practicable, and W. may expect 10 see
the work begin very soon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

LYNCHBURa MARKET July 25.-Flour is in.
active n al 4as1 for fine to fancy family brands.
which is in fair demand at lOOsli2 for fair ~
choice. There is q good demand for Corn. but
the supply is limited, and the quotations ara
from 6oa60 for white, and 55s57 for mixed. New
Cats are coming in freely and prices are weak
is nominaly 63aG5 ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. July Sl.-The
market is generally quiet. Flour is dull, end
the demand confined 10 the home CONSUMPTION,
quotstions bong from 81 for supers to 81 "a,
cnoice family trAnds. The receipts of WI. ea
are ialr ard prices range from lC0all3 for air r.
choice. Corn in very limited supply, and !,
quoted at 6Sa64. Rye nominally 60.E2 and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-01

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND C3pPEE Mapxrr-
Sugars.-The market continues e. m hut nn;ot
We quote as follows: Now Orlesns eJ
6Ssi3c; do, open kettle 6.a64 fair ~ GOOD 20.
1ning Cuba and Porto Rico Gl ,65. r,hs go,
>u2sl IsaIs do. boxes, Nos 10 and % fs 81
eonee'1Ihe market is dull anI, rather heavy
IN tone Buyers continue to hid off and We
nave no transactions to repf ,rt today Int W =
quote nominslly ss follows CJrdinsrv II. IiI" :.
per ID. pf'lne 1ias14f''
rC naILIiAoHE .JATTLE NJ ARKEr, July 81. ls7q
IIattle arc sold at these. figures live weioht
dogs are sold at net weiy ht That ia On ner eani
s !SSeHesally) of from the hive weight Sheep are
soi9 gross, that is live weight, or nothing Of
ID. neG5 Catte-Pricea to-day ranged IS follows:
GENERALLY rated first quality .........4 81 + o0
Hmealum or good fair quality ........3 on 4 on
GErolnary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 90 a 2 rs
Extreme range of prices ..............2 20 as i2
N nlost OF the sales were from ,......3 q "a 81
i0Isl receipts for the week 2J98 cad: Gales 1851
Inc market to day was in the bt ,einnine acme.
waat moro active than it was /, st week, and
prices at the opening were in some, cases !, high
tb,a e e me Improvement wss gene ally lost by
nne silne the END was reached The QUALITY was
aSs Is gooo as last week, the tops being fewsr
nnu not up 10 last weeks offerings. willis medi.
um were not al plentiful, and com, NON TatiIo
100 lbs. sN''e at Soa 20 III per
, 1879-08-11

lacatcs. Middleton onco urotc that lc had
$oD0, ,uCO In Congress, and would "A hOoii "A lIo
rot Il, nut It into The ilome H DOVER Associn-
lion. Colby wrote TINT ali important negotfa-
ton WIS on foot in New York, which, when
cunpletcd, would put tho Association In better
shape.'
ibid you aver hear from Washsnrton about
the article In 11fA TNtBUNE Of dune III
"Ych, tcIcgraphed the TACT OF Its publication
TO Colby, a1ul ho wrote to mo not to do 6usgAtn,
as Tho consequences would ba ulnsc DISASTROUS
In Wasblneton than in Chicago. ~ Il would hurt
US In quarter Nc arc trying to build up leru.'
Hc advised mo II there were any ,noTc rnblica-
ttona 10 aiyisa him by letter, and not by tele-
"iiow many certificates ase therenow in force
"Twu hundred and ntnetr-two, Of SIS eacll."
ri How tnnny have you redeemed
tone hundred und nine hare been aettled
"wnAr DO 1ou pnorosE 10 pol"
III proposo 10 sec hat tlc t1cpositors 'rct
every cent OF tinir money. tannot Afford tu
stand BY md SEQ theee people dcfraudcd by anY.
body"
"Hns the Association anr cash on handi''
"1I It had IL would doubtless have pa!d tnv
drafts, md not allowed them TO go 10 protest."
"ffaa 1t ever been iard-upW
" 1'Vc learned that Inst spring II did not have
hayn paid them had not seiit The money on
about tic time | went to Washington. As Il
wn., succeeded IN getting tho taxes REDUCED
about $1,000.
"D1 sou know anything ahout the stock
holders or organization Of tho CoH'pany'''
No"
Thls ended The Interview.
, 1879-08-11

91a10haf, yMpa 3, Lotrssto..d4nre Losdsn Jimts.
Gen. 0Tans relieved legc uloAt enthusiastic
Welcome; Ao blluself sAys b. los Mat vita
nothing like It sinca ils departure from Phila-
lelphia two yaars before biz arrival In Shanghsi.
w EnElsllncu we're aware, Of cou,Bc, that We
were were enteFtuininE tbo lioat famous at"l tha
most prominent citizen Of the Circuit Republic,
mud QUO who whcn In powDr gaye unmlstakahts
proofs thai tAu koyst0no of his foreign policy
Mas peaee With tilr Old Country, but ne had
also debt OF houor TO our Auletcan fellow
Residents which &c were Elnd OF an opportunity
to paY OF. Gu occasions when our owu or tllu
fnntts ol any other lcsdIux Power aaYs visited
Us, tha American cttIzens hers, our rlyals In
peaceful eoEplnsree, hayu Yicd With us III doug
lonor whelo We EnEi,sh folk 0telaed LIQUOR
te b. dye; II was July duo TO them that NO
should join hands !u giving hearty welcome to
Ten. Graut, aud With such spirit did the whole
community enter In the ra1oiclnes that our lii
tls world, mercantile, l4yal, aid official, was
Gu fetc tor nearly q wetk. VI Ais reception BY
Tho Chinese Goyornmeut all, not yet III q t,<,sl-
lion To speak. Such welcome ras ha received
from the ViccroY Of Canson was oply obtslned
after considerable diplomatic activity On thu
part Of the American Charge d'A1alres. helped
BY tie foreign head OF the CuatoIn-H House. Or
th4t which the ueneEal received 1t Shanghai,
tho lesA sn!1 tho tettrr; but nato Tea.ou 70
hslle7s that butter spirit animatcs the Central
IoGarpment and Tho OoYesnos-leneEal Of tie
Metropolitan PEorlucs, und thAt ho Will he ro-
cslsedt tn the north With hoRozs md atssRuou4
almost N0yal.
, 1879-08-11

pensions as thdy hecoms duc. anartefl1' to 'ns
Whsn ano time arrived tot tho payment q she
Arrears. Instructed Jou "A Abovo ststea. a.-ps!evs
inn That auch payment, ou1y. VIA! h~!M H.
i.cnt which would relieve Joa anu your an'e''e'
"sE sInec that t!uo, however, Is sm fhfofnod ane
Hnnrd us MAnngora has again consldofEa tn9 sMo.
AZ: and tic ciain, Is presented hJ Gen: hhtler
with troat force, that tho payment ht tAe tat4a
sun,a Of money which arc une - rrs enr..rteisd N
it, use will Inevitably rrshlt ln posittYe ,uJnry.
hn,h to tho pensioners Themselves. nud 20 lhg
iinn,e, which was !IBtlined atit! 70 atfntnsto1e9
for the,r welfare, In common With othff d'eao'ea
''iI ilis E,celiency Tho rrentdent ot The United
s,a;es, tic Secretary Of War. and tho Chief Jnstco
OF tbc Supreme Court aru members 81 Tho boafot
md must 10 presumed 70 concur in ia views.
IT Ii incumbent npou Inferior officers moi tn rut
thon.elyca into nntaFons*!u WILD ~ afes!asn.;
difference 10 him and 10 the wishes Of tho Hoard nf
Managers Of tho name, 10 direct Jou 70 withhold
tbo naJncnt OF MI penstona 10 tho inmAtce except
tho rc9uiar quarterly payments accrnfnE whtle they
sro such inmates. until the who!e subject can DO
ney .GonesnI. With view 10 an early and deanitc
accfalon fson, that olces covering the whole qcs-
zion, You arc Enrttncttd to Withhold tho pay.
neni Of oil Arrears and Of all inst
payments upon original pensions aao
tbe igmats. Of the ame, nnt'i Inc 9nes!''hs ~
him, and natll Jou arc further Instructed tn Inc
Tbs pensioners, meanwhile, being provided for
as usual In the Home, will suer no hatdshln from
Che delay iupnaed upon them By this lnstfaet!on'
very l''pes''A''}} A. B1sr.r.. cennt,.!oneti; t.,
Agent Washington, D. G.
, 1879-08-11

NAAEfA thHHtF, AHp. W
Castur the first, Afayor d Chicago, would not
tnlosse tAs Clan Na-Uucl Guards aud l1bcrn!au
Rifles. Us mrn worthy OF iecnso to casry arms,
and placed thtnl on d level with the Commune,
the successors Of the men who murdered
Archbishop DArboy IN Francr, ulld who sucked and
burned Catholic eathcdrala an,t couycnts; but his
superior, Gov, Cui1oln, who Eas' nlways been
fdeudlY 10 tho lrisl people. on Incstay last
cent 10 thu Hon. Ju,no6 L. Murray n permanent
hrrnsc for tie Clan Ea-tiacl uuarsls mud III
under the new Miitia law. TheBe sre the only
indeneudcnt organizations i this State that will
be accorded this privilege. rhcso companies arc
composed OF peucctul, !aw-abtdtslE citizens, anl
tlolI, from tho laborer 10 thr merchant. 0uY.
Cul0.n respected ani hurorc1 them. Thu
Commune nrv cotnpoacd Vt thu rtH.raH OF 80.
riety, thu men who undermined tl,e honcst
workInsmen Of ths CITY ut Chicago, and Who
81 per day down to Il cents aus! 81, aud, after
10 doing, turned around to raise tho cry Of
I.abur-lscforul. Carter Harrison haa maao
tia ,ltuders 0f tAu COMMUNE his boon Sou-
paptons, advisers, md appoi,!tecs+ uoy. Calloun
Wal placed ii. power ny tic Republican voters Of
Illinois, antl rGcutyed comparatively little sup
post irsm ths Irish people. Carter Harrison ,14
was elected Mayor Of Chlcago and owes Its
present poslllon, as well ah hts two terms - 10
Congress, 10 tbs Irish yoto III tlit clty OF Chi
cago. Gov. Cullou Ind IN opportunity 70 be-
trislltl twu humble 1Fislu,tn, peaceful residents
OF thu City OF Springfield, alu! 1,e lid 81. Mlchael
tialli.au and Michael sicFrlck, who rrsidel In
Springfield since lNl7, wrre demanded On d
rcqusit!0n by the isoYeruor Of FcnnsylYnuia,
Tor alleged completely III tho Alnlly-slnguirc
troubles OF 16W, il Carter llaEfaor wcra Toy.
aruor, ha would, No doubt, haYe surrendered
them; but Gov, Cullun., ou 1e1n-. appealed TO
By tlleba men, aud shown tu his satisfaction uat
lnsy wera innuccni, refused 10 deliver Turn uo.
and, upon seco'a demand bel,!E madr' he stil!
1eGused aud, Ii, conversation With Erirrsenta ,:
tive ut the li4seTn tHhutit stated that ne wouilt
never giye thtnl up while hr was Governor.
These nlen would have btcn sacsidcel on tEe
kcarula, without lair tralt hal ~tlicy tcen DC.
livescsl up ia t4s Governor of pcInsylFapla, u
yct!mS unjastay accused. -.
Congressman Asrrsou hld m opportunity ol
bs(fcudns une Of uie nobicst Irish, a Anxrlcan
soldiers thnt eYer l!gcd. but au did hot do ~.
Ills record III the nIattcr Of lta vote III ttt
Shields caS1 j. too fresh III our rcaltra tn!tid 10
reproduce. lh.s krnturky Wing could not sas
r.tica his Confederate relative, Ftqlds, for TIL
cailEut Gen. shlcld., vhose 1usuory vii bt
fresh tn every Irish t'cart when ilaETiaons nsn.
will bu fostering 6teDc!. In their n0strils. Car
ter would like tiie Drtnueratir nomination fu1
GuveEnor We, Us Democrats, earpestly hop,
to scs Democratic Administration IN Thy
blate ue1t election; but. X tue ucmoctntt
| nomtpee should bo such Wan 81 PUtitoll liar
1tsuu, nIne-tenths OF thu Irish vote Of TIT
Stats would be cast sgalnst hlul.
, 1879-08-11
THE TRIGGER,


CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-N c. HInsta't, Etq.: IN
response TO Your challenge IN Sunday TntnusE
to shoot mntch OF fifty birds, for which tho
loser is to nay, hereby accept tho same, tho
distance to remain optional With yourself. !
would suggest, to make It moro interesting, that
We also shoot for d small consideration, the
winner to donate tho same TO tho Homo Of tho
Ftendlcss, or my other charitable institution
which you may select.
, 1879-08-11

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Aug. 1o.-The Amal9a-
mated Iron, steel, and Thu Workers c'oaed their
6fth annual sess[on here last night. Joseph
Bshop was reelected President, William Mar
tin Secretary, and Edward MeGinuls Treasurer.
Adjourned 10 meet At Pittsburg the first Tues
dsT In August, 1850.
, 1879-08-11
SPORTING NEWS.
BASE-BAIL.
SATURDAYS LEAGUE a4AH3
"a fo%lbwa:

IEnQllp4 no lollb~ks
CHICAGO W. CINCINNATI.
ss;;;::; sts:;::::;::::$ ::;::;I $s;:$}$sS$;ss S;s
Nuns easued-Cne!nnal1. Q; Chicago.
FiF.t bass on netrors--ciaesnnat, 9; Chicago. L
Left on bases-cincinnAtt, q; ChlcaEn.:a F..
Struck out-Bataes. l; Wil!tAmson, 2; Flint, Il;
Two.bs.e hls.-Ke'ty, pa'tympe, shattsr, ssa
FIRE Three. .bpso blts-Mcyey, ptskesson, and Cora.
Wild pltches-T. White, !. : a..
Double plays--Poters, Guest and ncnaen. u j..
Ke!ly. 0et9aIdt, and Meyey. !. i
umpl:r-liontz, OF Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND Vs. puYrA1o. -
s!$:': s';;:':s; ;;:E::i=
Earned run. .-.cle.eland. g; Buffalo. .. /;
Tnasf;DasS T~o.Ssss st'.-c.sey Rr-Sas and Kennedy
na.s l!ts-cls,slsnd. =; 9ot3a!et y: I
.s !sssshss sa'e; s..sNe!ess|ssd i; Isas!o, IL
E;.t Si;nse e., sq'1e.ess'sns; bsMnsssio Buffalo,
Fist On srrors-CIeveland, 3; Buffalo, 6.
Psrscd d ssouadcrs- e. -oia,scock. Warner, and rua.
Famhied Truundess--c casey and Richardson.
Passed balls-Kenncdy, !; Clapps /.
III: sf:: a?s qs,fG sst Il
@Ertosh77CfcTnelsnd, @ 7 q ); 5!s Raisalo. g., .:
PROVIDENCE rs. BrnAcusE. u,
g!sssss:s. !?s'ess ss$$$sss$$$ss$$'$
e-hite-Providcnee. IL; Stars, 8,
Errors-Proyidence, II; sta1a, H..
Strnck out-ptoridence, I; Stars. II.
Cmptse-brad'eT,
, 1879-08-11

NOTES AND NEWS.
uAnK-NoTn KN1RAvENos
6pte!dl Nspztcn to 1As Tts.xs.
WAsu,NoroN, D. c., Aug. 1o-ln support Of
!hc charge made BY htr. MCPHERSON, that Inc
attack of the Glover Committee on the bureau
u Engraving and Printing Waa In the Interest," OF
tho New York bant-note companies, IL cno %
stated, on authority Of one having mucn 10
do with the work Of that Committee, lAa u
was we'll understood that ono ot d'oYers
principal assistants, and ouo specially aes'Fe III
the attack on tho Printing Bureau, "at unocr
pay from private bsuk-note companies
Sptetal ptsp1tea to ms 1Sfhuna-
WAsu1Na1or, D. G., Aug. 9-Thc Demo-
cratic po1,ers hcreabouts havo at once recognized
tho yaiuo as q cam paRn document Of Commits
sfoucr Rautn'e brief letter to Secretary shorman
bcttlug forth thu fact that every dollar co!lestcd
for iuiornal revenue taxes for tho last fiscal
purpose Of breaking tho effect OF this
most commcndnble showing, tho Democrats aso
Internal rovcnilc taxes duo tho Government
have been collected md turned Into tho Treas
ury. This statement thoy nro cnntrast!ne with
s report to the Secretary las1 winter teri IN re- r.
revenue by the illicit distii1crs Of the South
By thus 1nfsstatlnE the case. In comparing two
letters on totally different branches OF tha L.
tcfnai-fteTenne hcrVlcei tney aee claILlu6 ~
have fixed tho Charge OF Fross mtereprcsenta"
tion for political purposas upon the Comuls-
sioner Of Internal Revenue.
COL nARNhTrs
Tie State Dopartmeut has received from Con-
rui.l3encraI ua{i at Ha1pua full report OF tho
cfrcnmstances attendlnc thc. arrest aud cruel
treatment of t,oi. Darnett while o,, visit to
that fsjanti. Tim rcnort substnptIally corrot-
nrnles Tho Abatement a1rcndy madc public
through Col. I3urnctt, Tie CIban NIL hor[tics
hare mada m official statcmcnt Of tho,
caso. a cooy Of which was iueloscd by Consul
sinn. Thcse tljscrcnnncfcs. rhero they arc ua-
fcriH,. are In to fnvestratec bcIore our Govor1,-
mani fnrn,niiv nrrse1,ts tin case to tho
Hnnntsl authorities at Madrid, 1t appear
that Col. Harnatt was actually engaged
in Tho Instrumentation arninst tic jnwful uuthorl-
tics sor,e ynars s,co. which mntlc hiu sus.
ncctcd person, and led 10 his arrest during his
rccent visit to tho island. Whether the arrest
wng ca1acd py nuy act committed by Barnett
durluc this last visit. or whether It was
prou1rrp nv u.y,cr
f"'ai ~ ~ -. .~
Is tno calel po,ns tne ~, utTa
nsen ule accisioh o. w sasa WI. aLiitatS.y as
tufn' ~ my event. tns uotgsataGut viii n9'u
t!It, whch M Amoflean clt1zon afEestea ln
Euea prior 70 anY 1ornal 'h7estt9at'on o.
thc ctarGcs against nlm' nc 10 en
,tiiled 10, at'a must ,,. ee sSeorasu, ;'a,
nutnsuo 'seMtu'eu1 tukasaeeo ~ " lily, ann
.,Ssa anntnst IN Acsaor11"r ~ IL. ~ aGatnr,nnf
~ Tnrswt u Iii thn f'an,nns 4! Arnroi ~ f.nhn
Gi.,i"i,na ..,,owfo1~s - n rnrt,s. srrssr ~
rasunrsib,1ity Iy Sor Ss " a,,i,seo,,,nt rant
, 1879-08-11

Give attention II once to anything symptouatlo
Of cholera -uaofhux, dlarrhca, pt any boMe- com.
plaut. by us|ug pronpl1y nr. 11ynoe Carmtnatira
Usl4anl, and yun Will xyold mHsh suffering snd no
ltttle dan9es The reputation o{ This uediclue has
bsen ESTABLISHED BY ts tneEit, ard It u now every.
VGfle fseRR2lke4 N \ RtAa1aEl gYntiIs,
, 1879-08-11

dptnal Ditoatch to Tbs 1Ssbaxs.
EAs7 SAGINAW, Mich. Aug, 10.-D1phtheE!k
has been very prevalent this season IN this city,
ono To four deaths per week on an average.
In tho First Wnrd forty eases xeso reported
yc6terday,-Gve desperate cases IN one family.
, 1879-08-11

The returns lsum Monlay's election in Ken
lucky arc finally In, aud thow that Dr. Luke p.
Blackburn, who served the Confedcsacy during
thu War by distributing clothing Infected With
yol1ow- fever anl amall-pox through the North, Ia
elected Governor BY about tho usual maturity.
Thu Grecnback vote Is small, probably because
blackburn ami tho Democratic marty indorsed
may be TINT tho Republicans will carry Kentucky
, 1879-08-11

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Chow Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobssco.
, 1879-08-11

Governor Of Kentucky, and Kentucky Contcd-
crates are happy. In proof Of this thorough
ncsa with Which they have been "conclltated"
toward the North. they have rewarded With
thrir highest office the Canadian refugcc ubo
measures fur spreading, by infected cloth!ug,
smal.-pox aud yclluw-feyer through Lincoln's
armies. Only highly conciltated community
cou!d hare been guilty OF 10 rcancd and admir-
abic an act. Yet this degraded State uas ouco
tft. home Of Henry Clay. His bones should bo
removed from It's pollutlng soil. THIS genera
tion Of kcutuckians are unworthy to hold
them.
, 1879-08-11
WIZ WAS lie NoAlNATEDl

Dnr<np"rt tls.> GHaste. .
II being ccrlRin alid tuts!sput41le, nnu equally
80 SIX mouths before The election 81 on that day
or after, tiAt In Kentucky = Democratic State
nomination uni clcct!un would ba aynony NOUS,
why was ur. Luke L, BLACKBURN malo tie cat,tlt-
lHts! Could It have lNra possible that IN that
person wert embodied certain eletuents OF popu-
lartly, or Ut ppllt!csl inesse Or piner likely to
be xnntipk tu any other c1uditlate, uild without
possession vi which hts huccess. a,ll therefore
tlAt ot Ills patty, could nut hayuttetr Aopc1 for,
then had tlc question wa prot'oupa Men need
less ur easily disposed us. But It bttnE con-
fused tllal ti.e Democratic no1ntncu'NRs IL sure
Ut election ~ thu dxY Ut oaltussng waA tQ.tPpcar
on the calendar, thrn We aguln ask, Why hhs Dr.
Luka I. Blackburn made tic candtdatcr
Whueycr attempts III ll0nest ansxer to that
must meet these laets:. l. Dr.. Luke z. black
buru Was Rebel and was consortug In eYosy
possible Mnuucr With those. engaged In tht Re-
'btllion, when hin own StRto had roiusel to jp.A
uIu so-ealiel Con!cduracY, Or to giro tlttfeta
any sort ot coInttnauce. T. Hts acts or hodt!l'
lty toWards lls United States Guverumcnt werc
such l}at no 1e4 beyond the liues Alul tnto
tbs Confcderacy ftsclf, u That Wills Ia lhe
Confe4eracy he MANNED for aud ysslte.l Canada
10 secure n!d 10 tbu Rebellion fro,n foreign
sources. II That, In bis JEALOUS desire ~ SQUIRE
lhe eueyesa Of Rebel armt, he deliberately pro-
posed q scheme for tile auuthllation OF tho
Union ermy by etfvctIng the introduction oI
yclov-teYcr arnouG tsat army and throughout
ths North.
Thu allegations Ut this last charge ogaiaat
DR., Luke P. Blackburn sTe iact4 Of rscosd.
They hays been again and 1gain publicly cited
IN ksatQekI slacV Tho nolnlnsuoa Of DlEkpuEo'
, 1879-08-11

To show what the Democratic party Is made
Of, single fact oply need bo cited. THEY have
chosen rs their candidate tor Governor, In Ken
lucky, Dr.. Luke T. Blackburn, who Is the noto-
rtuus!y Infamous wretch who attempted to de-
stroy the Northern people during tho War by
anu uggllng luto the Northern cities !ust Qnan-
tlty of rags anu clothing tufcctud wlth yellow-
fever aud smallpox. This fact 10 attested IN
qualification ho Is chosen to lead tlB Democracy
Of Kentucky, nld every Democratic paper III
OhI, IL urging the Democracy to stand by MIN.
Could Republican who was guilty OF this In
human act be thus rewarded? by no ucxns.
That tells thu whole atory.
4 DEGRADED STATE.