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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
WASHINGTON CITY.

wa.hIngtop, y b u,t) R-Next Menday
OF Tu.saAy Rtptes@ns,'y, F,asS. OF ohlo
has been prum sed ,hrn or 10 present a bill
undor The u pensiu d lbs rules 10 rqual'E'
ts,r D ,auties at ,hs 7 der | soldiers VII
served IN the CIV VIZ. Toe bill Prov 'ss
lnnt ey. ~ ssldrvr whOeplstsd 10 tie atm
alter Ar, II o. 1851 nd before ins l6th Of
Jul 1855, aud Nnv wAAhon"rso'y uiScNar1.
I'd Il. Il nave y baiua ysI the Fate oi - SSi
.T msnth, lrotn ~niEbs ~ os drduetrd a
bOunIies Lsid under pss Gus &c o. Con
sre.a. The nil iuoInsr ros'd+~ that no sol
Scr wha received any s,sa Goa ~ of i"ea
ntunty, or VIII reustvj pSy i0r srti'R =
substIcule TOT smother. shsi reeeive D unlJ
a der ihs Contemplate ae, unl"st lh'
D unity To which &c S0uidh- e .ntie'i pntl
40 prnp, sal at ANAL eHca'd tue .nodht OF
,uch lceA b0u y " such az. A'd 10 enc
Gaze hs email recs.vs uuiy acu 81 e,e' W %
, vipN 10 10 urbg 'he ep-prretiou o. Seer
tary Sherman, NJ + llsy Sddr - 4 'eitef
~ thai fBerr TO gr, be views IS 10 the
am uni which w,u a arse under ihe acc
~,-rm-n s.p'Ied BY s6Fng that q v 'n'i '.k
3IO0 000 000 o piV thDe bnduItAs, w'en we
tact 10 Ih.t u W uii on Isk 5000 Vp'
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
FUND

Miller COUNTY @ The use Of School Town
ship a range Is. Older 81 ale 10 Nv school
iusd bed, agsipst VIM. 4. Jshries and Ellen
X. JsGrsae.
10 ,bs COasiy Court Of KILLER county, MIR
soutl.
BY virtus snd authority or DECREE snsf
order OF sale nsda hy the said oouFt. ii she
above es,iued cause on the tn dsy Of Nov6m.
her 1879 and Of = eer,ieet thereof, dated the
Oh ral of Decemheg 1879. I will on
sndsS, lbs ltt d., Of March, 1850.
between the hours Of nins o'clock IN tbe lore
noon and ave o'clock 10 the afternoon Of that
day, AZ the ironI door Of the fs.ust House IN
be town OF Tecnmbia. 10 Miller eCnLlr,
Aissnuh sell. - pubic vendue, ~ tho high
ct biddsE, inc following described real estate,
vE
West half northsass qu4.tsr and southeast
q1arter uctt qukrttr section l5. town
snip 50, range is, eoutaining 40 acres tor
cash 10 hand 20 pay aud sasissy thc debs sod
interest and co,i due he oounty ol Miller
I'D fnl'y described 10 said ari.F 81 sale.
p 8. MILLER.
sheriff q Miller couaty, M.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds.
srRA BERKIEs, PEACHES &c.
New SORTS, NJ MAIL

Plants OF the newest sod d est improved
nqyts. carefully pAeksd and pFrtttd BY mall.
NJ cnllecl0n o Biras bsFries talk lhe hrst
Or mium tot iha best Collection, y the gtaae
Raston. I gov over 100 varieties. tie most
o,mp.efa O lierti0n In The country, including
aI.. the NV. large Amercan End impoitsd
tiads. Pfsos1 dtaeflpnsa Catalel US, ErAeist
hy mslt. Also, B h., Fsul, Tsee', \ issa,
EseFefern Choice Flower, U .sdens Tree,
EyefRresn, Hsrb, or nut seodas ~ psekets
OF either sol $40, ~ mail.
Tns Tr1s Osps God Cranberry, best soFt for
Uplnpd, Lpwland. nv Garden, by nnil. prs
paid. sl.0D per 100. IS 90 per 900 Whole
ssla g4ininsua 10 tue Trade. AgentA wanted.
%. p. WAreoN, Old C0looy Nurseries and
Seed war-hoase Plymouth. MAss, Estse'
llsbed 1912.
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IRFPERs0K tifY.
I.n. ci,r. q. ID. lsso

Jsd. CITY. Feb. II, 1850
The County Court Of tnis c.stiy, ~ lts
present . . ,op. made ssveral allowances 70
4 I'd OSrrs,srs. Bat where the reads are,
In tba county, no oDs can tell Although
me counts 10 out Of debt the ccusty Roads
have been meet shAmefplly neglected. IN isc'
no attention ,s paid TO sbe improvement or
z pal, OF roads IN tha countyy-cor. SsdAli.
D-rn ,eral.
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Rocky Kunt. no.

r onlsry 10 go.
For the BANNER; Among the marrlsg ; o.
lbs last winJer va lsve one 70 r. to sddt
pur let; About ioo'c!ocE yesterday morn
.ng the 20. ple II Esrns ten miles distant De
gan 10 gather at Lbber = church 10 witness
tho m,rriage cer~eooy oetwe"n Mr. ohr'
fnrglstn aud Miss Josephine D1nst=n' All
was nill as death sSIing Tor the couple 10
>ppssr. wbeu n,s minutes IN II O'Clock The
door wac suddenly thrown open Snd the
walters appeared Of whom was Mr. Albert
Book aud MI Lon Cotton, followed BY th''
b,ds and groom, they sdyaucsa 70 tho alter;
received The bands Of pasrImony and reerro
10 the front Of tha church to reseiys The ron
srA,ulationa Of their mAnV friends; after Nh
congratulations va. over ihsy we're driven
"a 10 the brides residence 10 pAr'ake Of lhF
bvuutf | mesl which awaited them, OF which
ail dous true justice | assure you.
Nav pNAs hGppinsss and prosperity al
way, b. uith them.
Aitr, NJ ChsAs RuSrsll had lbs misfortune
o lose one Of his ebliirsn last nlgh, IN thil
place With ii. croupe.
r cky Mount tull holds her hsad up Az
"a 10 full blas,, two stores And soon ~ill u
.nltbes.
A WFII wisuER.
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OFFICIAL DIRE u0KY.
TERMS or y

CIRCUIT COURT; Nets S-eind Monday ir
\ bru,r. .hd S.-cood Monday u Ssptomb Der:
X. l.. hpwhRps. Judge.
COUNTY COURT: Meets Fret Monday 81
FrbruHr,. nv, Au9u-t Hnd h.vrnh q
Nh WkIoET. prrsidi. . -'tr'; IOEs
S. JoHE, 1t di.lric', HIEAH REkD 10
d,rtuc,, - nr-St- ~jtIst.ers.
PROBATE COURT; N cts Second NJ g..
day IN r bru =, NJ '. August and Nov
smhar. ia. II. T DID J DIX
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IA b ID a,


Tuseumd r. A.. Chapter No. 81
A, r i A. NJ mest " tnuir nall the Syc0nc
4 Iurday afL.I fuil moon zach m nth.
II. ~BRApLYPoRp, n. p.
p BEERET. See'y.
TuscumSiA L dgs NJ. 4s7, 4, v. d A. n.
noet saturday on or before Il ! moou "a
zach month.
D NApHALL, w. ".
d. RKGSFT. Ses'y.
AN,rY CBAPrxR. No lS2 o. lbs. meets ir
regular communication ths q ) vutdsy Arrl
e.cu iul moan, NJ . p.m., ~ Aasonic hall
r~useumbtA. No. Visitiug ~ trFs and bfeth-
zen will be f%rufsrnzils and oTtiAlIy Wrl
coined. Mrs. SARAH Z HAUKNsrEN, N.M
Mr. Ii EiE JOHNSON. A a..
MI.s MATHS Z. CUh IHo., See'S.
Pleasant Nj. Lotg Ard An. No lSi
insst at their hail on Saturday, eYepibs on VI
after each tu'l mt'Op.
JANIS JosssroN. w. n.
JANIS ETTER. Se.'y.
BrumIsy, u. d.. A. y. a A. NJ bold r.
eulAr communications Saturday, bsght on o
.Iler tull moon In each month.
J. II. hAsKIHs, w. n,
GKo. w. RBEp See',.
Iner,a lodge A. r. 4 A. n. No 4lo mae
saturday un OF boioFs he 'uii nlii..n eAcl
mnaib. To-. MARcKAET, w. n.
JoHx FsRous ~. hcy
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
Penn Raeaar 60.

PINK BonF,Na a.. III ! nth 2,a s.reai,
Pa,lAdsirhlt Pa. n 'u'ue'u, Q Rtidar
M-irrials; 2 snd 8 Py Fcn', rs snd 81 met
4hsath'ngs. Ltoing Tor unasr t.Arpsfs,
ShasthiRE tor Iep Heusas, Tin R0 .ang Pant,
Rt.,n SlB-d and Lsstnel Sbeafhiny, a., &c
Send lOs \ mplra " d O rcniarA.
PESN Ro DFING 90,
lM Srut 2 Srsei. Pr isdelpbie.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
DANIEL CUMMINGS.
Notary Public &C Land Agent,
Tusrumbi4, Mo.
ADMINIsIkATUR5 MOTIVE.

Not CO Is hereby given that letters Of Ad
m'nlsLrstion % the estate Cf b. W. Burfi-
enior Decd, hu-a been gFsBtsr 10 the "
ters'gusd BY lhv Judge nj The Probate CsuT
nI NJ Ter county, Masonri, dated JsnuAr,
10, $50.
All persons having claims sgAinSt said
estate ara rcquiied 80 exaibiI them TO me Tor
llowanes ~itbI" ons year from the date o
said ~l-,tprs at they NAV be- precluisd IRON
ny bepeht OF ssid eslat ; aud II such aim,
ara not ezaibiisd within Two care from Ia.
iA's OF lAid letters they Will De f'r-V-I bar
cd. B. w bUHAIt.
Adnibi.u atof.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
IOtiss.
Fgby, "a, 1850

Ttksn up nv tina suhseribsf, one red and
~hite spoiisf sts T with Shlts face, b IN esr,
cropped, has the Appe Fsncs 81 baing I" { ~
OF and supposed " bq o Q yesr IN p4s
saA aisrF isk-n IN IN or Abiut The rs b daS
Of J 1nusry a. u 1880
THOMAS Stalks,
Os'g' t~nship.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
HAIR DYE.

BkTcHrLoR,s cELEBRATFD HAIR DTa
bsst in me world. ma iavensof hes ussd thh
SnlesdidI5agD 3 for n yeare ufik hsnent "a
tie half ard nd iniarg " Eta heaiths proof that
hlsthe oniy true And periept pye, HARMLESS
rsllahlo. lnstantaneouA No Disappointment
mad dyer leaves no hair so1 and heautlf1
nlack cr brown. sold a nATcUEtOhrt VIZ
Fsetory. No. ~ bona rteat. y. \ enl w ~
&rsgNise
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
HOuss

Is her-bv given that l ~ill mt he RESPONSIBLE
'or any debts or con,taota mads BY nv wifi,
N.ncv y Curry, a. she hss LEFT my house
without cause.
M @. CuH,r
Fsby. IL, 1850. Ia.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
Hanroa Heuse.

WV Wagner k'.ps ono Of the beet II ,tais
In the We m roua'ry any ons pol-g TO JET
ivisOh call on Va. at cor high 4 Monroe
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19

NOTICE OF FINAL . TiLENENT.
Az The Feb. tsrnn. 1881, OF Prob-is 9 urt
~ Miller county. NO., Z ~ held the tsc0n
Monday 10 Fsbfaar,, 1881, ] viii mAse =
n III settlement OF the tstAts u GrorR- q ..
vsnor, dsr'd; ali cFSditnFe Snd others interest
I'd 10 said estats taks notice.
N. Q. THOMPSON. samr.
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wM. $. HELMS, NJ D.
Physician and Surgeon.

Four miles West Of Mount Pleasant,
Respectfully tenders biz professional ser
vices ~ the people vi Miller county. VII
give especial sttentioh "a Obstetrics hnd
diseases ~ wom N ami ohilteVn.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19

Aeg ga 80 your y : 20. Trrm- sid
Wv IS sulhl hss. Address E~EIsTT . Co.
Pariiai d aAire.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19

AwsEE. tl7 = d.y ~ b sms sssii, N ,de.
Costly oulAg tree. Address TRug a Co,
Augusta, Name.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19

romeo II pvefent 10 the cour, n nee
Probate hn-ipsss, Collections, Panitioning
Lands snd Qnioling T,Ues . Speciality.
Rave been Cislk ~ the County ana CIrcnit
Courts Tor ~ ysart. am iAmli-r With ths
TITLES In sss cnunty. Oharxes reasonable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
iNEIFS or TIE DAI.

The venerable Bishop Atkinson, OF North
CarorG, vie he's been seriously i'll is improving
in health.
A fro last night 10 tho Sherman House.
Boston, damaged the building to tho extent oil
5000.
It's noR conceded Tia! DR.. Tantc, will DOM
ploto his task lie was very uncomfortable
yesterday, but lis condition continues normal.
Senator Garland, CT Arkansas. says the pee
plo CT thst State aTo having 81 much trouble
With the debt question as has Virginia.
Tho report of Comptroller Kelly shows tho
debt of the city of New York to DO $'l02, $50, :
900. having been reduced sirco December Both
last $TS9,4+7
Jamcs Prescott. blacksmith. living at Oak.
villo. Ont, while shoeipc a horse yesterday, vas
struck by lightning and Instantly killed. Tho
| horse WAS also killed.
All steamers lately arriving at mortrcnl met
with vc;y foo weather I0!i! Gear tho Banks Of
Newfoundland. wien icebcrgs were met. with
and lowered the tcnipersufo to 40 uGoomiora-
bic degree
AT tho hearing Of the Baltimore check f,rgcrs
in New \ elk yesterday, C,earg was turned over
to tic Albany authorities nnd Ball remandcd
to I'll tC await tho action OF he Supreme Court
| on tho wit Ct haboas corpus which his counsel
had procured.
The case Of ID. CharLs II. kohnrcth, Of
Buchsnau's Medical College, Philadelphia.
chaIgod with kuowiog iy signing diplomas. pur-
porting 10 convey academic degrees, Tor money
| consideration. was hoard on habcas corpus 10
Philadelphia yesterday and tho rCnator vas re-
handed fer trial.
DR.. Tanners theory was practically dcmol-
ishcd at Detroit MoGdfy. A man who went TO
sleep 10 q freight Car ut llorncllsyie, n. T.,
was accid an.l2 locked 10 sud sont West Whom
the dooc was opened louc days later ct tho City
of tho Straits the fellow was ituad 10 iamishah
condition. lie was removed TO tho hospital,
where he w S given proper treatment, but he
died 10 less than tScnty four hours.
Conrad West. Of Ritcheow1, w. Va, a coal
digger ond his SOC went into tic B,rwood bHtk
about 5 o'clock Monday morniog, the SOC
slightly in advarc, of tho father. Suddc1lg
the child heard y smo,hctcd cry. and turned to
sec his father b3irg crushed to atona beneath
sn immense fsl cl sGaastouc. lie gave the
aIaru, ala alter stul.ii:lO TITO man vas u1.
cartGcd Gpj brought TO iho sIrfEge, tut 90
crushed and Gisieurcd as to DO utterly beyond
rlCOgGitlon.
Christian Stoufl,r. = iayncr near Chamb:ls'
burg Pa, Saturday eight discovered s2mo per
sots 10 his corn field sut. thinking that they
we're thitviug, he shot L! them. NoibinG WIS
! said ia reference 10 tho atfoir until Monday
morning. when ia c!npaoy with soue children,
he wen: 10 the same field to get some roasting
cars 10 passing through the field he camo
across the dead body Of Robert Allison, a
nsiehbor, when he wen! to town and surrender
cd himself to tho authorl:is. A jury was
summoned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

Tho New York Herald says: III there was
not 10 the mind Of every former owner Of slaves
some lingering hope ofthe possibility Of getting
around the clause 10 the fourteenth Amendment
against rebel debts. obligations and claims.
there would BIO less ground for hostile criticism
Of tho demo cats on the weak POINT 10 their
platform rlspesiiog the war amendments to the
constitution; )" and thus shows that with all lis
entergris, and untqualed facilities for obaG-
ing correct information upon all subjects, it
knows no moro about the real feeling of the
OK slave holders than il it woro printed ut the
North Poe, which it's steamer. the .IcaGncttc,
is now irjing to reach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

Mr.. Jewell says there is republican dom
South who is going to ruu for Congress aud
that no has informed him that il he has the
courage 10 mako 90 active canvass no will sup
ply him with tho requisite cash. Now wc ARC
not 10 the colfideLco Of Southern republicans,
but wo k1ow enough of them to warrant tho
assertion that not one, but hundreds Of rcpubI-
cans will have the courage to run fer Congress
in every district in tho South provided Mr.
Jewell will supply them with Prerequisite cash.
Send down the money, Mr.. lowell, and the rec
publicans will havo as active canvass in tho
South as you can possibly desire They wont
bo apy moro successful with than without On
active canvass, bu! all that is wanted for that
sort Of o canvass is Mr.. JEWELS cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

Aoothet partially organized effort is being
made to ditl,c. portion OF tho European i'm
migration from the North and West to this see.
ton Of the Union, and particularly to Virginia
The sky is blue here and the land is fair and
cheap, and labor will recsivc It's full reward. but
people are not disposed to buy farms in State
that is charged with an attempt to- .deiraud its
creditors, nor 10 onc the Legislature of which
will not slow its people to settle their State
debt houorably, though the vast majority Of tho
tx payers want to do so. AID which tics to
abolish tho capitaton tax in order that the
uoerocs may have the control of affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

There was not !oag s:ucc q r1aumoUS GecisA
ration by Inc republican rsI:y press that 70
Catholic would vote fer Hancock because he
had to osrry cot an order 10 tho case OF Mrs.
Surratl's execution ,ov thcac organs change
their iuoc, a1l the Washington National Re-
publican throws dir upon tho Catholics IN
the following style:
"a CORRESPONDENT hGs fourd democratic
paradise 10 iodisas. L. is o town called Old
cnburg,' aud its population is entirely low
Dutch, Catholic and democratic AS is ralu'al,
they deciioc association with the outside world,
want no pfotls:ants or Republicans to come
among them, and would ride clnpaigo speak
or for Garfield Go q rail if he should come
among than. The priest takes clrc OF their
con c!cnces ard their politics"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

When SO stauoch, radical and irrtc oncilabIc,
and wihai 80 il ti1cntial republican Journal as
tho Philadelphia North American, speaks as
follows Of tho democratic candidate for the
presidency, i! is about time for tho small fry to
"let up in their attacks upon bis character:
"RepublicaDs arc very foolish who try TO
make capital fer their patty by assaGg The
character Of General Hancock They co more
harm than good al tho time. They sro friends
OF tho bird from whom intelligent republicans
will play to be saved. a good macy foolish
things have been said about General Han
ccck's letter to Gen. Sherman in the winter of
1876. Now that the full text OF that letter has
been published exactly how foolish those things
were is made apparent. Jealous but in6iscrect
adhercuts of Garfield and Arthur cannot be in
pressed too strongly with the fac that General
iiarctck's record is simply unassasbe. They
waste powder and shot when they train their
batteries against it,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
MOthers!! Nf0thers!!!
Mothers q!

Are you disturbed st night and broken of your
rost by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciatirg pain Of cutting teeth If so. 60 at
once and get bottle OF INKS WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmediately-depend upon it;
there is no mistake about it. There is not
neither on earth who has ever used it who will
rot tell you at onca that it will regulate tho
bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health 10 the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly sse TO use in all cases. and pleas
ant to The taste and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses
will accompany each bottle None genuine IN.
less the facsimile of CURTIS & PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by al Medicine
Dealers TWonty lave csnts bottle. Beware OF
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
For TIE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE

MErEoHoLodtcAL FOR july, lSSO.-Tho
hottest day was the 18th, 9G0. The coolest
morclng was Ga tho 23l. 640. Mean temper
aturo for the month, 7S0 Gu. Mean Of blromo
ter :9.G9 inches. Amount of rain fall t IS in.
HreVslog wind divided between southeast
Is. northwest II. south II. southwest 10.
Ihunder storms on tho l2;h. l4h, 18Th, 10th,
2O:h and 2Q5t. Rain fell on 10 days, and G
totally cloudy days. The average temperature
Of tho month was just ono degree below that
Tor tho last ten years. G. GuGLNGlIAM. "a
Acootink, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
COLONEL JonN w, FAIRFAy,-Thji rsnlle

COLONEL. JonN w. FAIRFAX.-Thij gonlle.
man spoke at SpottsylVania Monday. lie read
q number Of cxttae 8 from newspapers, and
then rescrled to his manuscript. We learn that
no is Candidate for Congress 10 this district,
and claims 10 be an Independent national rcpub
l'csn: w N. Haisip. staurch old democrat,
intc'jected uumoer OF spicy sentences. which
created great laughter. 10 feet, had it not
been for Mr.. Haslip We believe Col. Il. would
have socn had 20 audience to speak TO- His
candidacy was generally regarded by all parties,
as for as NC c,uld learn. as huge Jake. = Fred.
Mnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

The poor clerks in tho government depart
ments OF Washington arc being sui jet to
another trying test. Without Exception, these
WHO entertain demo ctstc ideas. as we'll as those
who are republicans, they oil, like wise mon,
have paid the two pr cant. of their sllarieJ de-
manded of them by the republican managers
for election purposes But that is not enough.
10 obadie5co to the orders CT General Grant.
the nscripting officers Of tho Boys 10 Blue are
making their rounds 10 tho departments, and
the poor clerk who refuses to sign his rsmc to
the roll is marked for subsequent attention. As
such attention is BY 90 means agreeable. and as
most Of the clerks have Others dependent upon
Thorn for support. only q few fail to subscribe
their nnmts to the list of General Grants new
Command But though horse can be lead to
water no canoot DO forced to drink. aud though
the clerks may b. plun9tred and forced to join
tho Boys 10 B!ua. they can't b, nado to vote
Garfield Instead of q Haccjck ballot, when both
arc white on the outside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
U3LISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR WIDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST d.

a negro democrats speaker from Virginia
WAS mobbed by other negroes in New Castle,
Del, last Saturday night, aud prevented from
addressing on audience. Now, hcra il O
Southern outrage" and good one, but the
radicals have been struck blind and can't see it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
ICCMMUNICkTHD
Cannot Endorse :COrrcct View" so.
Called.

tCcMMUNICLTXD
Cannot Endorse .:COrrcct View" so.
Called.
The undersigned begs leave to cay that there
is. in his humble Judgment, as wide dilerer CO
between Tho nero reading Of Shakespeare in phi
vs!e or in public. even by ian artist" and the
drGmatic representation Of the same by "ragu.
lsrly ordained minister CT the Gospel" SIS there
is between the man who merely roads the pro-
ductions Of Darwin, huxley or Bob IngeTHol,
and the man who adopts and practices their
abomlnable and bIasphemous teachings.
If there has not been rec ,nty in this city
something of dramatic display By 3 vouchel
tJr minister OF tho Gospel, then he has been
much abused and misrepresentation ~ me,
but by those who witnessed and reported The
same.
In one instance 10 lays aside the Gospel min =.
lster and puts on the garD Cf the ''gsgabond,"
and in another he personates tho movements and
gestures Of q terribly frightened old negro who
Tails on his knees in prayer"
Is this what is eslled tho mere reading Of
Shakespeare and Others? leave it to those whc
witnessed tho performance TO dCc.do each for
himself or herself.
upon the pulpi! minstrstiors Of some Of tho
ab!est man Of the Baptist. NJ ethodist. Episcopal
and Presby terrain Churches, men whose praise
was in all the churches" and is TO this day al
though more than fifty years have passed swsy
rs TO some Of them. and yet have no recollec-
ton OF ever hearing q quotation fiom Shsk-
spesre, or any other dramstist The Bible was
their text book. As to dramatic exhibitions in
church OF hall, they would have secuted the
very idea Of such thing and not until q very
recent dsto do VIC fad men calling themselves
ministers of the Gospel net only doing such
things, but encouraging others who do them,
while at the same time they rail on those who
dare 10 raise their voices against such pslpsbe
departures from Christian propriety. TO say the
least. "ROSEWATER PERFUMED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

The L3nchburg Vlrgioisn, which first eave
editorial rciere1c, to common public runner to
the effect that the Malone electoral ticket was
put in the field after Conference with tho re.
publican managers. said that when General
Mshono denied the correctness of its statement
it would give the authority upon which that
statement was made, and which it believed was
substantially true. General Mshoue having
made denial over his own signature, tho Elr
giDian, as it promised, gives its authority. " hch
is the Washington correspondent of the Mem
phi5 Appeal. Now there is no doubt that
several of the leading readiustcrs wera 10 Wash
iogton during the Ia.ter part Of tho last s:s,!oa
ofUoDgrsss, and that tte7 did cell upon Senator
DonCameron and other republic 10 manages. but
as General Malone tmphaticay denies that be
ever had an interview with these managers 10
Washington or elsewhere for any suoh purpose,
he is entirely relieved Of any Of tic opprobrium
that is Justly attached to such transaction Is
the one referred to.