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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

Tho Steamers Of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Bostor and all points East;
ut New York with all points West and North.
Wosl, and At Alsrsndr;a with Virginia Midland
Railroad aud Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through r2tca given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For furthor information
apply to F.A. REED, Agent.
J.nney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, Prcgit mt.
OfIico under Natl. Motrop. Bank,
sep 27-tf NVsshinutnn ID g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
HAD TERkIBLE NIGHT SWEaTs.
Memphis February II. leI

Mcmpbls Fe0TCAry IT. 1911.
Or. Tut: Sit--I havo been suffering Tor near
~ two years with u severe cough. Whom l
commenced taking yoUr Expoctorant WAS rn.
ducei to orc hundred aud sixteen pounds i'll
weight. had tr."d almo5t everything; hld
terrible night swosts. have taken half dosm
bottles. Tho eight swonls have left ma the
cough hss iisappnarad. aud have Iainod h::cen
pounds in flesh. recom,oond Il - nj r.y
friends. With 1raA. rcspc:',
.)I,:VRk ETC:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
BTEAMEKa.
1885, srHrs0 r0TeNAU y ON ~ $50
Steamer
GEORGE LEAF
BTEAM EKs.
RESUM PTJON bE poITTu

NEoU MfllON OF ROUTE.
VA. CALLING At PINEY POiNT and
rOlNT LOOKOUT goir and returning.
on and si!oI Monday. March 10th, 1886 the
steamer G GEORGE LEhRY, Joseph WhiIc
hb2ve ports. 0'1 '''
From A ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wba,f e,,r,
hoNDAY and WEDNESDAY, At 6 y. IN
ana every SATURDAY At G4 p m.
m, From n NORFOLk. Campbeps whsrt, eyery
~ ESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, At
D. m. ~
HHrriVlng at either port carly next morning.
During tho past winter tho Ls.ry has Lson
tIofoughl over hauled, newly painted, carpet
90, upholstered and put in nice order Her
owhofs pledge the public cleanliness, Rrst class
table and courtesy and ATTENTION from The officers
aha servants OF the boat Tickets. rates. inior.
th"'i"n' state rooms, SC, furnished by
T. B. HOOE. Agt., Ale1s, Va.
Is r. DODD, Agt., Wash, u. c. NH 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
.E!.X.P:.ECT0RANT.
IN 25 CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES,

Its properties ara Oanulcant, Nutritlva, Bal
samic. Soothing End Healing. Combining all
these qualities, il is the mos: elective LUNG
BAL> = n ever cloctd TO sunsrers from pulmo.
nsEy tisca:es.
pr j. +. HAYWOOD, OF New York, volun
tarily indorsts it. No,l what he says:
NcY York, Sept. 49, 1877.
Er. Tut: D1ar Sir-lluring this yesr trest-
ed nine hundred cases Of lung diseases. In tho
lower wardi OF tho city thu csses ware of very
sovorc tyOe. 1t Was thoro my attention was
cslled to TUFTS EZrnctorsnt, ard confess my
surprise at its wonderful power During n prsc-
lice OF twenty years have never known med
icina - set AS promptly and with such happy
clfccts. IL instantly suoduad tho moe! violan
G.s OF coughing. and nvarisbly cured the d.
sesso in = few days. l choerfully endorse it "a
the best lung medicine [ ever ussi.
}. FRANCIS HAY WOOD, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
LADY OF TIE E9EE

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p m.
This stauach iron steamer has inst ham mint
ed throughout, staLsrooms newly furnished and
cSrpeted and is tha hsndsomest ss we'll ss thp
shiest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay. and is the only steamer making close con-
neclou with the New York and Boston steam
ers Also connects with Richmond steamers and
-sllrosd lines souLh. Stops At PINHY POINT
snn POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning,
Fare. hrst class, s round trip 81 80.
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EfSE1 IbEAEIs:sSs
EISItl
FISH !

Fl'"' FISH, FISH,
Having ctmalntol Gu arsAngcul ,nts for tho
sossOn ui 1881 We %ra now prepared TO I'LL all
ordnra ut tho shortest notica for FRESH and
SaLTED POTOMAC FISH
To dnslir' wo wnuii gay thst our brand has
aiWsys stood No n nu7 marke: and VIZ in =
tend TO maintain our former reputation Wo
ship fish packed in Ice. 8, ths. pnreuns ordering
can depnnd on <et.inG ihnn fresh. Al; orders
entrusted ID us will rscAYa prornpt attention
Our fish house ia No. l GDrpprs,ion Esh wharf
and st4lls Nos 2. . arh City Market.
Er. w. Il. SMlTa is now nngIzsL with us,
snd wilt &!t3Ii t. si orders on|7u.t.i to him.
anT-1.l EiE1 =. '':!C| g (D
oTICE.
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;EiH BBa3 EiVERTON LIME.

f., ,'a nsVa jus. racsigsd A flesh supply of this
.' .''' 80 csn with confidence recommend 1t
F"ff superior article IN sll particulars, and
2'sFHn:r" ss'i-f&ctinn IN sll cases. Try 1t,
,.. ,.'1 "" Will lever use any other hind. Fer
"E GEO. WASHINGTON,
Hi' &" Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

E-HANkSE'o i&CKSE erd CATTLE Pew
- HEk-Ih;s powder i, invaluab;e for the
cure oi Disiempcr, Gl2aders, &C., tho u:n or
whlch Will SECURE 10 tue animal a HEALTHY cen {.
dition Of tho blood, will improve tno appetite
aid t!grst;o1; aGd render the system pel.cct;
hcaithy AID thI!Ay. Yer sAio By
WAkFIELE & HkG.r
mhE2 Corner Pri9ce a7i T.irf.y fts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
RhAcK CAoHMEKEs and BUNTlNGS,

Tuesdsy, hpril .0.h. 1889
We Lave just received another invoice OF these
.1tta cheap Black Cashneres. all wool. s, SOC ::
Koll BuL,ing, extra quality 25c; double width
Bunting. extra heavy, Zoe; Blsck French Hunt.
iirgs. very chear, Guc; also beautiful Tics for
ladies; Hamburg EdgIngs and lnsertings; ruIl
assortment Of Kid Gloves, spring shades; LsdlIs'
CoilsIs ana guns; Black Cashmere Shaw!s; full
line White Goods; Ladies' GauZa Vests: Table
Oil Cloths; Stair Oil Cloths, Linen Lap ROBE s,
&c. SC.
d. r. BRASHRAR,
d. b hoomes. No, lGJ King street.
ap@u Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

;HE RUSSIAN factory woIkmans i E!;l aud
hoai.l sre sacrificed 10 rapid p:cfts, end he is
lar nero 10 The power Of !Ea ersspiGg, ua,e:-
icrod iaatiry aSacT tAan thY aasf Of twenty
years ago wes il tia: Ct the ncDi1msn isn6.
oHneT. Tho Raasso no;tmao. ,s a iu:e, is
Ievar paid his wages 10 money, bat 10 ercc,ries,
c'olhi0E and GFaRoaa, sill CT bad quality, and
furnished 10 shorte1ed quacitg--thanks 70 :
widely spread system of ia!s, weights, They
aye trc2caar1 usE etclu'ssrd to "a. iato their
employers daht % c;ttain amoaot, aud thus
their future services ale mada sure of. The
hours Ct work are ong-in somc factories ff-
teen hours a dGy-sDd the children work s5
long as their parents. The mil bands sleep in
underground collsrs or 10 colo wooden sheds
mcp, ~onen AID childreo al hudaicd together.
Their habits AID traditions ale still thos. of tie
self peasant. They tremble beio:e their EN-.
plOYer, for to them he is the lnpersonation OF
the old historical and still terrible authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
FANCY GOODS.
FERGUSON & Bro,
Manufacturers Of
HUMAN HAIRGOODS

3u PENNA. AVE-. S. f.,
WashinR Rton, u. q.
And dnaots in HOSIERY, NOTIONS. HOOP
SKIRTS, PICTURE FRAMES. &c. Take
Navy Yard cars. Orders by msil promptly tY
ecutt d.
aplD 81 penns svanuc
HOS1ERY-Over leo now psttorns, showing
40 tho largest and bost selected stock in the
city.
DRESS SSHIRTS-A full ssso, tment; also tho
new patterns Of Collars and Cuff.
or. MD 4 GLOVES. LACES. RIBBONS and
=, SPECIAL attention paid TO GENTLRMEN'S
NhCh w EAR. Constantly receiving al tho
newest designs offered to 6tst class city trade
GEhM ANTOWN and SANONI WOOL
and ZEPHYR WORSTED.
SU II NJ ER UNDEK W EAR for ladies. gents
prices 20c 10 IS
CoRSETS can be seen st soc, 75c, ST., Slc5
p ~ sLd s. per pair; several naw makes m
Norsels added to stock; ladies are invited t., c1-
anime same.
~ bUTTOHS Braida, Parssals, Spool Silks,
ino~els, Napkins, reIter X nt,ing Cotton. Pins.
Needles, Combs Belts, Suspenders, Thread
gloves. Soap, Pcrfumcry sni q new sccc. or OF
Jewelry. - ~
api' c. NJ. ADAMS, % King Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

llIS WILL 10 FOR MllTON. "A San
Frarclsc) publisher seot s2ick span new c,:y
oi AlItCn 10 B,jio editor the othur d.y. Tho
eraa; man. whose labor plior to ttkiug charge
oil au ieilueDts mountain ,uTnal had been
principally cOOiioed to writing roc, ii, ms for
tho metropolitan psp:rs dutiug tho W,n.cr and
taking exercise 10 The harvest lielCS 10 summer
heaved weary sigh as the cficc 10y handed
blu tic volume, aud remarked bitterly. "Mo!e
uow books TO review, | suppose took cut his
tobscco k0lfe and proceeded losurely to cut the
sifslu pages. "Ml;oE-Slitou," ne said,
Uus!DRly; ''Scma Nov Yorker, suppcs well,
h'ra gqus for To- ARROWS edition, aug hGw :"
we received yesterday L crpy of Join Mil
ton i poen from the ertcrprislng publ s .ios
hcusc ot Y. X, SAP Ffsuci.co. ThA bmk
olcrs With ,ng yarn. PARADISE L9st' ns
re:y irlpr p rIy c:u 1:atc's with &c, o.i ptln
OF htll. Il tVric that il nCver neht:0rcd 10 he
polite crc!iS OF this csWp, aGd grvos a most
thoroughly ab urd pen p2rtre5 OF tn, devil.
TITS person he Dciuccs IS Ulaoy SIS "a length.
whl1 The its. authorities Oh the sut iCct hsye
l,Scnad hln1 10 goat lie goes Oh :hen to tell
u fight with batch ot aDges. wherein The
devil. Is 4 uastor Of course, kets tho worst Of
u, being t1om the very start the under deg ia
the hight. This IS q1lte enough Tor Ill. John
1ilI;Qa you'd DO b6;te: TO return to bis !esiti-
neto newspaper sphere. He uisY be atlo TO
describe q masl1slada bail or street ron,
Tut 10 Ca5 opinion ho !s vtrg poor poct." :"
ibis will do for Milton, said tho editor as fo
lass!d the chpy in to the foreman aud turned
ni:h reiint to the pcrussl Of reported strike n
Scuih kriHcr dD1re1rs' dulr,jcru Dico,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
DRY Gsbasss@,
M EMS AND BOYS GOODS.

NJ
Monday. May 81, 1880
Just received full lines of Cloths, G.eaimeros
and Tweeds. Gauzs Shirts and euspenders,
CuDs and Collars, Gloves aud Hslr Hose, Crs.
Vats IN great variety, Wsmsutta Shifts; also 50
dozen mora of those Devoashire Towels al S3
per dcz1r together With a full stock of Table
Vit Cloths, Wine Cloth, Napkins, Crssh, Quilts,
Lap Robes, &c, &c
y. F. BRASHEAR,
H. b. do"hies. no. l09 King street
ms3 ale1sndria W.
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Nv (iropn ~ Wisa

heSl Esl@te Agents and Actlonecrs
pI WIKI UR or a UEED or TRUST
- from VIM. Wolf, dated on tho 19.h Lsv Of
January, lSG6. AID duly recorded in libef Y,
No. 3: folio l03 Ai,xaudris cCuaty Va lend
records, the subscriber, as trustee will oir.r for
sale by public auction, to tho highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, the l3th of May, 1880 1t II
O'Clock M. in front Of the 81 trance TO The Cour.
room, on Fairfax street. in the city Of Aiexan-
dris. Virgins, the TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND. with the IMPROVEMENT Is thereon,
known IS "kED HILL" in said county Of Al.
e1andlis, ard sbcuL one mile from the city linn
its, beautifully situated, and described in said
deed as follows: Beginning III the intersection Of
the northeast side of the Leesturg turnpike with
the south side Of tho Poor's House lano. running
thence on said line OF said lane N. So, K 4i
poles; thence S. l2o, w. 81 poles links 20 the
N. e. side Ct tho Leesburg iu npk4; thence n.
6tS0, w. with the N. K side of said turnpike II
poles; thence with said turnpike n. $40 rs poles
!" links; thence with said turn iks n. 80, w,
poles l3 links; thence still with asid turnpike
n 3G0, w; epolcs 10 the beginning, coD,sinir g
FlVEACRHS =
Terms of Ssie Cash 10 pay costs Of executing
this trust, and TO discharge three notes of $500
each, with interest from date. dated ,lanua,y It,
s6d, Subject to n crsdiL Of S..US %, rs OF Do.
cemb"r 10th, 1880
apl7-euts j. o. CLAUGi;TrE. ?fu.ira
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FtsRs NEW FORK

FbH NEW YORK.
sTE.f.rEES +. e. E.vIGHTAJyD JU.r.
GERSG.y
EVERY MONDAY, st IL M; and returning,
leave Now York, from por 41, East river. EV.
ERi SATURDAY, at 4 O. clock D. m.
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CH A NGE OF TIN K.

.,ss4ss. CLf DES STEAM LIN Ms WKEK
SAs;2 LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pkDvJ-
DENCH AND BOSTON.
Stenmers losve alexandria EVEHY TUES.
Dh end lhsvo Philadalphis EVERY SAT-.
l!RDhE.
This lina cdnnocta Il! hlelhndr;a with tic O.,
a. 6 II. and w 6 o. k. KS, and At PhiIsdoi,
phia with Clydes regular S.esmships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston
Freight Forwarded with pron!ptneas and caro-.
FREQ Of commissions
No charge for ;rsnafer in rLilaiephia, and
o wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bills
ot lsding given. Insurance a. the lowoat rates.
Agents:
r.. a. EEED, Aio1andria.
VIM. T CLYDE & CO., PHILADELPHIA.
JOHNSON q CO. Wash. Il Georgr n.
ian 6-Lt
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BY Green It Wise. Auclionoors.

by GICon u Slsc, AuCtloEOors.
NOMMISSlONEkS SALE OF ykLUh.
~ BLK REAL PEOrEkTY-Ry virtue of
decree oi the C"rpCrstun &, mt for li,c city OF
AlnSsndfiH Va, rchdrrcu aL lis Juno term,
1915, in tee suit of Alien Hrd others vs. Nc
Weigh, tho undersigned, commissioners therein
nsmed, will sell hv public auction un s:ATUE
Day, Juuc 5lh, 1850. b. u o'clo,k Il, in from.
Of Ito entrance IL The Court room, ,n Fairfax
street. IN tho city Ut AhxAnd,ia, Va, tho fol.
lowing property, to vii:
No. J. 1ha largo and valuAhin BRICK
DIV hLlIiNG and LO1' OF GROUND. situ.-
tod on the 4. T.. curnoc or 81 Asnlh snd Cam
erOn strools.
No > no valuable Two STORY BRICK
DW kLLlNG al dining 70. On The cast
These lots above described pre pnrLcutarly we'll
located for re riencn. bdiIg in the cril!o of tic
city and convenient to railroads, hosts, ms:ket
SC &c.
Terms 0lSs!e: As much cash ss will rsy Tho
costs Of sui: snd sale, end tho residue in three
equal instslments in !. Ard 3 yesrs; the repo.
t'"be notes of The purchasers, with intetcs; rr m
day o sale to be taken for the deferred pay
mehis, ard the title to be retained un: the
whole ct ihs pnrchssc Money is paid.
4. w. WATTIES 't'On1'is
=. .. GLaUGHTNN ! ct r}s;-.
lc, tCts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

FOE POTOMAC RIVER.
sTE.4-TER JOR.r ". TNO.nPSO-y
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
UhDAf At 7."O q. m; returning on alternate
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

m u T Z j !: = l. ID 7 Il.
GRAY HAIR or NuIsKEls changed 10
Glossy BLACK by = single application Of this
DYE, 1t impsrts Natural Color. acts Instsrs
taLeously, snd is rs Harmless as spring wstsr.
Sold by Druggists; or son! by c1pross on rece,,,
OF Sl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

w + WILL CIR for ssle at tho ssna ,imn
W and place, + TRACT OF Land, in A.
oxandria county, VA. containing 10 ACRES
and porch, lying on the south s!ds Of Tho w.
i .. X L., snd adjoining on tho north tho rs
tsto called "Waverlcy." recently purchased bv
Mr. Frank Hume ol Washington, &c. Very
convenient 10 the cities of Alexandria and
WASHINGTON. GREEN & W)SE
my1,4 4G.ll151S for Tho owners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

1 ESDINA LINES, o! Cotton. Sisal, Manila
A. and Jnte Rope at low prces a: IS King
street.
my4 j. 7. CRE15HTON & son.
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Special contracts vii! be made with yearly al
YerLiscrs
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DAT TKAPcI RAT TKaPal We have
II just received lct Of Wlbide's Noiss:ess
Sef-SettiDg hat and MCuss Traps Gall snd
examine. MCLEAN i UELEH,
ms3 10 King street.
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] have just reau;aad my

~ g TIC =.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

The Democratic party never dies.
The principles Of the Democratic
party must survive If the Repablic
survives. Repablicanis0 is hostile
to the Repablic. Repsbic.nisn
means death 10 civil libeYty-death
to the rights Of States and Tie rights
Of man. RepubiscaBisD is q coffin.
It means funeral. Repsblicsssism
kills. 1t means Capitalization. It
presupposes an Empire. II Is in op-
position to the traditions Of the Re-
public. The people, when the sober
second thought is enthroned, will
sec it and reverse their decision.-
The Ds0ocratic party makes no
compromises with fanaticism. Its
principles are eternal. Crushed to
the earth they rise again. Democrats
hide their time. The country can
suffer no greater calamity than the
exile Of the Democratic party from
power. Republicanisu is built upon
foundations Of fraud. Its rule
means ruin. The people in due time
will see it in all of its hideOusness,
and then will como the reaction
Today the nation seems to have sue.
cumbed to tidal wave of fanaticism.
bat in fow years We hope for q re.
vefsal of the verdict.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

A TEXTBOOKS ON RHETORIC, sup-
pasmsnting the development Of
the science with exhaustive rfac-
tiee in competition. By Brainesd
Kellogg, A. NJ. New York: C)ask
& Maynard.
Every teacher of rhetoric, and
every student az well, knows the
WEAKNESS and disappointment that,
under old methods and systems,
were common to the class room. The
dreary memo1ising Of . multitude
of rules, and the exceptions to the
rules, and the vain effort to success.
fully apply them IN practice, has
been the bitter experience Of a mul.
titude. Professor Kellogg has
brought to bear . wise Judgment,
ripe scholarly requirements, and,
what is more, experience in the class.
room, to the production Of his text.
book on rhetoric. Without excep.
ton, it is the best book for practical
use in high schools aud academies
ever published. 1t il not a large
work, but it 10 at once beth complete
and systematic. It divides IT'D sub.
ject under three general heads ain.
vention, Qualities Of Style, and Pro
auctions" Itlays great stress upon
the first, to which it deyotes sixty.
eight pages. The author defines
this, ''teaching the pupil TO think,"
and secondly, explaining what think
ing is, and arranging the framework
for thought. "Quaiities Of Style"
occupies 100 pages-under various
heads, such - psrspicnity, Imagery,
Wit, energy, pathoa, and elegance
!" Prodactieasr occupies the closing
chapters. In addition TO the admir-.
able qualities Of tho book, the choice
selections for exercise deserve more
than . passing compliment. The
man who writes . coed book, one
hat viii enlarge tho mind, while it
instructs e. amases deserves wen
Of his fellows, md espsciaily % can
this b mid Il tAe aan who writes
= good school hook. Such . voaume
asthis q Prof. Kellogg, in the hands
ef . teacher with broad visws, and
apt in illustration, win make the
study Of rhetoric charming instead
Of dull and unattractive, a too many
have lo0ad It.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

Last year the South raised $685.
Geo pounds 81 tobscoo, which ex-
oeeded any previous year l, 400, 900
pounds, and this years crop win ex.
esed last ysaRk
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Nov. Ellis and
Gibson are elected. The Republicans
claim Ellis district, but we think
there is no doubt Of his election.-
King and Robertson al right, but
Billiu's election is doubtful. The
Democratic majority in this city il
10,ooo.-l Special to the shreveport
Standard.
ALABAMA.
The election was quiet. Mobile
gives . majority Of 500. The indi.
catious are that Herndon, Demo.
csaA in the llrst district, Herbert in
she second and Shelly in tho third
are elected.
The indications arc that all four
D0@ocsatic Congfessmen arc elect.
ed. Hancock win carry the State BY
over 30ye00
FLORIDA.
Indications favor election Of Blox.
ham, Democrat, for Governor and
Davidson for Congress in the frs,
district. The second district il
close.
GEORGIA.
Hammond, Democrat, il elected
in the 9th Congressional District
and Clements, Democrat, defeats
FELTON, in the 7th. Good.
RHODE ISLAND.
The total vote in Rhode Island !,
1878. Hancock 1854. Garaeldt
majority 1858.
| MASSACHUSETTS.
152 towns and wards give Gar
field 81, 664; Hancock 58,S56 The
same towns in 1876 gave Hayes Is,
1l6 and Tilden e2,26e.
Boston complete gives Garfield,
25,5 2A; Haacocock, 1859.
CONNECTICUT.
50 towns give Give Garfield 81.
ass Hancock, S,39i.
There is no doabt that Connect,
cut has gone for Garfield by from
900 to 5000 majority. The Demo
Gratis give it up at this time 9:15.
MAINE.
Portland, Nov. 200 towns in
Maine give Garfield 1891; Han.
cock 42,726. This is . Republican
net gain over September Of 1872,
indicating . Republican majority Of
from 500 to 1000.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2.-Election day
ID beautifully clear and bright and
the election is progressing very
quietly. From indications q noon
Il appeass the vote win Be . little
tighter than in October.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

The annual potss0 crop Of the
United States II estimated at almost
zoo, Oo0, 900 Bushels, Of which New
York State furnishes %, OO0, 900.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

In agriculture there are any
amount Of theories, but there sre q
great maay ness hcts them have
10 b dug sat Il Tie soil, but theo
ziss On b spaa il . armchair o,
ony tina
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

Two Georgia farmers grew 500
bushels Of Irish potatoes on one
acre Of land, and sold them for $500.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04
Quite q large ssmber Of full blood
merinOs have been introduced into
the Southern States this year.

The latest returns give the State
Of Iowa 100000 dogs, and j. took
28,974 sheep 70 feed them last year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

The province Of Bueuos Ayres has
As, O00, 00sheep, Is O00, 600 Of which
belong to Irish settlers within q
days ride Of tho city.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

One Of the curiOsities Of the cleo.
ton 10 that Repablicans made large
gains in Philatlelphia. Where was
John Forney, and where was Gettys-
bargf-lSArsueport 7smes.
Gone to meet John Kelly's Gin.
cinnati gush.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

With characteristic energy Messrs
Hamilton & Co. viii q ooce 70 10
work 10 replace the burned oill min
with . Substantial brick building
and new machinery. So we win soon
zee it rising ike . "PhUnix" from
its ashea They have the sympathy
and best wishes Of The entire con.
manity.-CS &vevsport 1snes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

And % No ase % have o blooay
shirt and Gold . Union. The Rcd.
icals don't want . Union a hearta
and hands. They prefer 10 plaadef,
while they wave the bloody shirt.-
There's millions in it, to the loyal
% thieves.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

II. n. Ssej1ef,
A ttoraey at Law. Bellevue, Dsssisr Ia.isA,
a -. viSss0
GA.w LOwsx. WI w.vANcE.
L0sCS1 y V1ssecs,
A ttorneys ct Law. Bellevue, La. Win prac-
a tice In the Courts Of Bossisr, niss.ille
aRa Webster parishes. vi6-n12
y. -. ~ &. W1WkleisDs,
A ttorneys at Law, Minden LA. Will peae-
"A tice in ell the Courts in B0ssier and
Webster parishes. vl9-nl
~. G. J46seye1,
A ttorney and Counselor at Law, Minden,
a La win practicei in the Conrts Of Bos-
sier, Webster, Claiborne, Bienville en& Bed
River parishes. vl9 M
JOHN AcENRRY. MARTIN VOORHEES,.
Refinery n WDosASes,
A ttorneys at Law, Is Commercial Alley,
"A New Orleans, La. mss
y. Aesssy Shepherd,
A ttorney At Law. Shreveport, La WIN
Joining parishes, also in the Supreme and Fed
eral Court of the State. yl8n5l
VIII. WISE. E.B HERxDox.
wise y He1.selose,
A ttosneys end Csnnselors Ut Law, Shreve-
IA mart La VIII r,pacfira in Tho l.nnpta ~