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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

The telegraph may suppress important
news relative to the Democratic situation
in the East, but after awhile the mail
gets along and places IL in possession oi
the facts The following significant doa-
ble-leaded leader appeared in the Wash
ing Post Of February 18th:
At . meeting Of the prominent friends ol
Mr.. Tilden, which was hsid in New York
last Saturday, the declaration Was made by
that gentleman that be would. uishous .
doubt. be . candidate for the Democratic
nomination. During the last SIX months
reports have reached us. from time to time,
and o most authentic sources. that Mr..
Tilden contemplated . voluntary but DE-
cided remuneration Il s1ch honor, bat We
have no reason to doubt that. whatever
may have been his intentions or purposes.
he y nov firmly resolved to ask for q re-
domination. II Vas due his friends who
might desire to attach themselves 10 other
candidates. in tbs event Of his withdrawal
from The race. that he should come 70 N
immediate and positive decisiOn. and this,
we are informed on u~nquestioaxble xathor-
ity, he has done Mr. Tilden Is credited
with the possession Of great political s4gse-
ity and Almost unbounded influence IN his
party. but Ne have no reason to doubt, md
on the contrary every reason TO believe.
that unless he can convince he Cincinnati
Convention that he can carry the Sssts Of
Nsw York be can never Obtain the ncnina-
tion. he may be able. - the New York
Sun. which appears to be his serzcso1s
m~outhpiece1 ASSERTS. to defeat any Demo
crat nominated over him or against his
wishes but even in the jaws Of such . con-
hngsncy e . mo possible thai . e~onveHtion
Of sensible men VIII meet and nominate .
mag confessedly foredo0med TO defeat II
VII b q he highest importance. there
fore, for him 70 immedizsely put At work
the agencies which viii bring about . COO
solidated Democracy IN the city Ind State
Of New York
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
rrmE ron

The worst feature Of the present poit-
zeal situation u the belief which has been
fostered that the Republican party is the
only one that can govern this country,
and that it should retain power by any
means and in violation Of every constitu-
tional provision The doctrine that the
end iustifes the means. is being preached
very forcibly in many ways. and many
otherwise conservative and vell-meznirig
Repubhczns are ready to go to any length
rather than se their party disposessed
It wa this sentiment that made the
great fraud Of 1875 possible: i. vas this
sensimeu. thax robbed Mr.. TIlden Of the
Presidency. and installed In his stead
that political n~ondesorips. Rutherford B
Hayes The Louisville CounerJozrnAl
offers . sensible word On this point:
OccasiosL changes Of party in the gov
eminent are indispensable 20 car peculiar
system No party should be ksPs IN Pcrsr
long enoueh 10 begin 70 TANK us tsnure .
right of possession IN Zee simple The
Democratic party grew strong enozgA 10
make its Outgoing the signal for . sectional
war The Republican party = grown or
growing strong enough 10 menace TIE
eoanuyvishA civil ~sr. unless ii BE co..
finred IN porer- The time has come for .
change ; xhsrsas The editor q The Coezn-
nan Commercial. And men Ake hlZ. ss-s
back vita h9rror- Va Ezss 1o1s s3y
they. s. deliver TIE country oys< 10 the Co.'S
feisrzse ~trissiiers-"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
TILDEN AND fANNANY.
THE SAGE ESTIMATES tELlYlT Es True
VALUE.

Grant On His Travels-Anesher DTS
senffnx OPinssa BY Judge FIela
Hayes and TIE Msarse noe~
srine-The Tfnes IN kear-
neyfND-Gogernor Car
eelen Called by the
Bribery Cs0nis-
tee-K1e, Ete.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Thstyos. Il the GOLDEN RULE STORE. viii
eont1nne 70 seil his stock Of boots nd sAoss ct
cost zErl al are sold.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

The Democrats az San Frzaesco are
recognizing and zaakag ready for the
great battle Of lisa The party N Cali
fornia was badly dena-AL1sd lzs ysarby
Keaney and the Haao-zhs BIks, bos
tsrs are now being ovEhazlei and PIT N
good shape Ts names a j. G. FoE1
and Louis MrLAze appear IN the hzs Of
Central Coznmaeem<a receztiy zp-
uointesiL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

That yes. Of the holden RULE STORE. has
. suiendsd assortment Of all wool cardigan
1asksts. cheaper than anyone else viii think Of
selling them
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

szh hsndksrch;sfs and nseh-searfs. Il u.
GOLDEN Rule sroRE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

That Joe. Of the GOLDEN RULE sroRE. has
mot sald out yos. hut he 10 ceiling s0ods cheap
q oan any othsr hp1gs in knruxa-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

Ex-SEAr0E CHAFTR. ok ColHz3n las
lately been l~atsrra~ed by a New York
paper. On mining. politics.. etc, Il tie
West Allndinz. .zso0g other tAlnz 70
the silver quszs;sa n Congress. he said
the coarse Of the Repzbszapa-sv oa that
ewxs -cowarilyan MeSl here
can be no doabs aboaf that bas wait III
al the campaign geza hss@ further AAag
and ne shall hsN the s-alx2rt organs at
Nevada howfing abczs the great TREAD
ship Of the Regah6can party for S.Esr.
not sithstandinz the record ~hseh zhows
that even the partial re1oaiszzn1a oi
silver was almost sbOLly dze 70 Dezo
cratic voteA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

THE Virginia LegislaturS has repealed
the bell punch liquorlA w and fallen back
on the licsnss system The bell punch
w.s unpopalaz. but it Is likely the license
p,aa VIII - rsaliss ~ much to the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

VIZ learn from an Eastern exchange
that Mr. Tilden's fnends have formally
announced him ~ : candidate for the
Democratic nomination for President
This i business There i no beating
about the bash. a. in the case Of General
Grant Bat IS It not strange that the
Telegraph fais to bring NJ important items
Of nevs Ike this: II Is . part of the pro-
sramme d the monopOlists. however. to
cloud he Democratic canvass wish -
much ~coafn6on = possible Il - the
rarest thing IN the world that anything
favorable 70 The Democrats finds its way
to this Coazt Through the medium Of the
pres dispstehes Anything against them.
however. nsEer fails TO appear. with >
grand aoariah Of trumpets and startling
head-hneA Nay b there Is . God In
Israeli
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
TIE PACIFIC COAST.
: xEaRxfnM MsT So"

OrxaaAzattoa - . Cfsas<asf Prssee-
live Tnf~a-The Bulfesan ea she
BfsaAssea-HsU ~ 0aklanA
Fire Os1xlsaaed-A Des-
sxueflse HyPhssa-The
Walking MaseA-
UoDo AaBena-
Beng-Eae.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

TN aRes Of the prominent candidates
for President are - follows: Grant N~s
81 ysars Of aes last April; Blaine was so
last January; Sherman was IS last May;
washbuzns was g last September;
Conklinx NJ 50 last October Garfield
i in his lsth year; Thurman reached his
9Th ysarl in October; Hendricks vas so
IN ssptenhsrs Tilden will Be s. the latter
pat Of this month; General Hancock il
IS; Seymour viii b 10 next May. In
Europe IL principal ruien. statesmen
and military Gsnerah have passed their
10Th rear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

THE chieap Tnbone pubtshes an anti
third term address. which has been circu-
lated for ~sisnatarss among Republicans in
that city hdeclAres that the signers,
s~sbslieving thai the success Of the Rspub-
Ecan party Il the Presidential election in
November nszt % Be for the highest and
best interests Of the country. and intend
ing to note for the ezndidate presented by
The Chicago Convention. hereby declare
thak. IN cur opinion. the nomination Of
Gen Grant By that Convention, would
not of5sr 70 the party the strongest or
nost acceptable candidate" The address
- received about 1900 signatures.
anoag whom are MANY representative
eftizenA-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Watches. yeweaFy and CISeks Re-
paaFea.
Hycz want . have yuux watches md jev-
slry rspsirsd In . voxkmAalife manner, 20 70
z s<.srs sewely store. to d<o<s Shove the
snfs fne Coznty BsHk. Aain street. All
work yAxrAnted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10
GRAND CLEARANCE
s A L FL
MYERS & FRiNkLlN'S,
--FoR-
TEN DAYS ONLY

AS TIE END OF THE SEASON AP.
rrOscAs& we ezd ourselves with an immense
stack @ hszi. vrirh ne Rzss either force %
u ss<-1zes, OF carry ever Entl next Fall
--of Evils. Chssse the Least.-
Acting - the wisdom q this old maxim, We
A.vs 6ese-wsned 10 sniosd cur stock Of goods,
All fsx sAe nsxs TEN DAYS shall ocsz such
Bargains "a saau convine the noss siepssesl,
tAss th.siss
Genuine Clearance Sale.
BeGo- We snumerais . Partial List Of Tie
R<dzetaa1s made
4e-ls<h Black &shners ~ IS eents per yUd.
rsese sas1s y. have always sold fsz 81 i. and
axe eertktn,y he hess valas in Black Goods in
tkts ssase-
BSa.<s Black Gros-grxsn srIk. ss 81 Is per
yE-d Yorner price. u Co.
A <szrfzi line Of AL wool Empress and
raz1ss c5ssAs. in all Shades. At 80 cents per
gard
s4-iz<h Esysliazss 81 IS e<nss- Good valas
fsr 81 Is
A ha< Of woe, Req d - cents R<daced
from 50 eern.
Genuine Psm Brothsrs' Irish Poplin 1t 81 90
pa ysrt- These sss1s ne soid In San Fran
ssseo ~ a % Per ysra-
IS chr0shss oasits. redresd from q 50
to 81 90
- DOzsn Nsr1no vesss st rs esnts each.
Thsse are . job is froas Aseaan. and are really
werth 81 90
-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-10

fined principally 10 the Ohio cass. this one
being confessedly . stronger one 70 tne
prosecution than either Of b Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
Alexandria Gazette
From the Leesburg Weshiny,oniap.

From the Leesburg Weshinstoniap.
The Alexandria Ghz,t!e entered upon the
Sit year Of its publication, the lst of January.
This excellent paper has long been guide to
many readers 10 this aud adj ioing States. |,
is we'll conducted, and edited with ability ard
independence in the discussion o. all rublic
questions. IL presents tho latest news, and
keeps ibe public we'll posted with the Affairs Of
she surrounding world. 1t is az admirable
family newspaper, and We should be pleased 10
see lis circulation sill more widely ,x.eBdcd ip
this add adi]ipiog States May il ooDiioue
many years prosperous AID ii fucnial paper.
From the Baltimoreao.
With the fret Of the present year ,hc Alex,
andria (Fa.) Gazette entered upjn i,e eighty
first volume. We koow OF bat lev papers that
tGrpa:s it 10 general 10 crest.
From the War'co:oD lid
The Alexardris Gazette hes entered u;ior its
Slst yeSr; ard yet at this ripe old ssc it is erect
and without writ kIe in its fsce or grey hair
on Its head Ii is read ny largo Gas! OF our
readers, aud il you'd be az act Of eupcreroya
ton n US to speak one word 10 its behalf.
From the New Orleans City I!cn.
Tho Alexandria Gazettc, tho oldest papcr in
Virginia. celebrated It's eigh;s-f5ss birth dss on
the brst day Of tho year. and still looks ~ young
as ever. Moreover, the THRICE venerable Eaysr
ohoWiea still holds tho helm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
PHEESG% VEsE-S.

Pacum Ma prevails I'm ong the British troops
ip AighsuaG4n.
Herr Nerhovay, s Hurg .ria1 journalist, has
been MORALLY wounded in duel.
Fighting ba!wean Albsnian5 and Monteno,
gtius ha- been lnoassant since the Sth Instant.
|, is jcriod that the Mcacow police have dis.
covered Nhi.isG depository ior revolutionary
pr1caDainns.
Gambetta'5 organ, ihc z ;publ;qao Franchise,
calls tct IN iccraaso Of Ftcnch co0sulship1 ia
the UGitod States.
Gen. Martin. Camps il said to BE- aboat
quitting Spa!n, On act oousru+d ss sn expecte
too of political troubles.
The Spanish Ccrtcs rcassemhlad Snurd sy
a1d appeiat.d delegates to corrrarulate kiag
Alfonso 90 his escape from assassination
4 oow Spanish loan is proposed. to repay
tie advances Of the 2rauish end Colonial bank
lis GdsaGocS Oh account OF the var 10 Cuba.
Austria and Germany ask Russia to explain
;;.e r,assIre OF trooHs 90 her western frontier
The Paris Rcplbi que f.ancaiae says Russia
hes casi hcs"it upau q path Of Cot quest and
chissi"tas Eauiwhct a i organ adys 5 Flu sis
70 TAX" q .3epd 10 necessary rrfocus al hcue H.
stead 81 scck'cg spJs abroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
E.& Js'S pS TEsE i5.S g..

IL tho port Of NV Orleans, last Thursday
there wcTg 2l steamships, 81 ships, 50 banks
10 btics az. Is Sc5oonars.
I, rlan0ra dama.diu3 Delegate Cannon!
expulsion irArn ;hc House Of Representatives is
circulating *mcng Cougrcs>nsr.
Mra. George Csdwaladcr, rolict Of Genera
Gcoiee Cadsaiadir. di:d II pniiaaclphis or
Friday. Sno EGs daughter OF Dr. Janc:
NcaSo and greGd daughter Of Mejcc Pe:gcc
Bl'icr, OF Gncr:is,
L. New Haven, Conp., yesterday, Robert
JcroiIisn. a ucchaaic Ecrt ipto the house Of
Melvin d. Cur il, grocer. while the latter
tsIciiy vas q. church, aud tho; Curtis, the bal
peatt!a'l0g he stomach. IL is said hat Curtis
hsd w2a sway ft0Dl Jiroinan the Affections Of
bis wi,.
To 70 KS oaacl5 Of :ic d ,motra.io mcmo
bHts 0! the is.is.ppi Jcg!aEuro st jackson,
Saturday evening 70 oo;ainAto SUCCESSOR to
Is rcc, whose term 10 the U. 8. Senate cxpIrcS
Msrcn 3. 1881. Six ballots were taken, result.
Ing in Do CHOICE snd she caucus saiourned till
70 night The SIKH ballot resulted: BaIksdalo
-. Wal'hal! SO, Singleton &c. scaitefiog 5.
4 snow storm ragged 10 the Sierra Nevada
nountalus. aiprg the Inc Of tho Central Pa
cifo railroad, Thursday soi Friday last. The
snow f0l! eight 10 ten feet dUUp, and the wind
driited Inc cuts tuil. TIE snow sheds in many
pIacts were crushed by drifts 25 feet deep
SnDc 500 feet o. snow shedding, west Of lama
rock stailoo, has been destroyed.
The Fusionis:s 10 the Maine l.: eislaturo were
without a quorum Saturday. Tho treasurer
los refused 70 pay orders Oh the treasury passed
by tbs senate By order o: Governor Cham
b"riain. Governor pro teu., the arms takeo
f;om Bangor TO AuSUs.a were removed back TO
B:Gg1f Saturday, where much enthusiasm vas
mec!;hstet 90 the occasion. Wallace White,
The alleged bri5e-pivcr. denies The charges
agaiast Em. President Lamso6, of the Senate,
has assumed the duties OF Governor agsip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
VIRGINIA. NE US.

A c:rner's itq1est las cid, d that tic old
man M;chs l., Hho was icuuc desd last week
10 public read 10 kvcklDeh m un!, wes
aot mprd r.d, but came to his declb irvm nal
ural causes.
Al meeting cf The city urcii Of n rtv k
90 Friday Iast Gen. v D g.. me-, president
Of that body, and leed,r OF The restiu5,crs,
eff red series OF r. solutions as to Mort, ks
Geo,, end thc determination OF h,r people 70
uphold the public credit. The Resolutions Dc.
clare that 10 division of parties aft cts she
city debt. acd thst all the people sa9d urited
III uptol6iag the City credit. The resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
There Hefe covcd at be Warrenton depot
of ,he Virginia MidIsuG r r. from J4u 10,
10 January /, 1880 6I2 car loads OF St OK. The
freight % these ard mercl aGdiso amount TO
$50 555.37. The fare coll CO from passeuscrS
@s$ UP 80 Tho aggregate r, ce,pls turned
OVER 70 toe cAupSns, sos 566 sc. The re
cs;.;s cf the Acar;s Express, iot the year, 70
So 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
Tiie WASHINGTON Murder.

The uurderers OF young Hifth, io Washing
too, four negroes. Babe Bcdfrrd, Edward
| QuecEan, Benjamin Johnson and Alexander
! P!Go, have hcen arrested, and Johusoo has
uaGc a confession. He says that on tn, nis bt
of tho murder no was It'd to moct Bedford,
| QueeDan md Pipn, as they were going ont
] serenad,ns. lie mot them sUd shortly before
s clock theg started TO 90 scrUss The lot at
Seventeenth and y streets to church on
| Nlpceenth street, AZ they walked along Bed
| lord picked up = stone ard pui l. 10 sock
whoa he took nur Of his p ck4t, saying tha. he
would have use tor il. ihc1 the robbery cf
H!th Vas suggested. Johasou knew nothiay
| OF plan TO murder him. At the Sidewalk OF
5tledt Mr. birth Game slong aud Bedford
spIeag toward and struck Lin with the paving
| stone lie turned and said, Babe, doo't xiii
mc-!ou CSC have wha: money | have"
Bedford replied: You white s. of a b.. |
| have got you DOW where | want you" and
| struck him again. Qlocneu and Ppn ais, at
| tackci hin at this t,.ue, and 10 foW minutes
he vas inseuslble. Tne crowd then 1umaped
his pockets eud took out his watch and money
| and stripped the ring off his fpger He
| (Jchnsoul did not d. anything to MIR. Hirth,
but simply locked or. When the spoi!s
we're oiVldea ne was given tho ring aud the
! ether three kept the money and watch. In
medlately otter the murder they separated
| aud he went to his bono AID wen, to bed
The three men implicated by johnson with
! himself were locked up ct Police heaGquar.ers
tlan,,s zeal Ia trying to prove an abb or Bed
| ford By sitting that ne Vas with MIN on Wed.
| neadsy n gh. and knew that Bedford had othine
TO do with the murder led to his arrest
Saturday morning it YVES decided to release
some of the prisoners arrested tor tho murder,
against whom no eVidance had been found
Qusonsa snd Pinn were among the number.
QueenaE WIS hold. however, on charge Of petit
| larceny preferred against him. Pinn, whon
oroush. cut showed visible signs uf agitation
some spots OF blood were found upon his shirt
sleeves snd upon this it YVES determined to hold
hiI. When the Geciaicn was announced Pinn
| Shook as Though he hal chill, snd appeared to
DO much lriR ntoned. Yesterday the clethlug of
the three prisoners at Police headquarters was
examined. aud blood spots were found upon all
OF them The three men ware Kept in ignorane
Of Jonnson's srro:t and The knowledgs which
bad come into tho possession Of the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

VIRGINIA EoNDs.-J. a. Ham bleton i Co.'S.
BALTIMORE financial circular of Saturday last
says: "As wo predicted in our last circular,
sEarp rally has taken place in Virsinis consols.
Unfortunately il was TO. due to any improve
meet IN the insnccs of the State, bu: rather 10
ta9 condition Of the market Spectators who
held corsnis sold them out, end in some cases
9ont short At low figures. expecting to bay them
back still lowSr, but when they attempted 10
buy they found very f.w bonds ;or ssi,. Under
those c;:ot nlstrnces an advance in prices WAS
inevitable, aed consols sold up from 40 to 81
much TO the iiss.tist actiou of the 'orossd .pec
ustnrs. i doefuI wall still comes up from
Richmond, sLd if one were to have any faith in
tbs !hrea!s OF Inc r.udj listers, ths future of Vir.
glliA Snd ner b ,uds would be dsrk indeed We
ere not SO d.. popdeu!, tut thiAk thar bark will
prove worse snaI ther bite Virginia III 4Os
nave been dui! around 81. Paelers are strong,
We kn( " OF 81 inslsrcs during The past week
where party sold &cGsols ard Invested the pro.
goods in peeers This transaction sh, W. the
deyno-al Za.iJr o. somo OF The holders of rginia
b 'nda. ,ionsol coupons are strong st about II,
and IL ~ coupons at about CO. teeler COUPONS
Sold 1t =, and black SCRIPT 1t g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HOUSE e G L L zynsky, New
York city; Binno X naicois, agent Nine
Rertz' Miss:reIs; J Whitfield Sykes Thee
ioeic-l Semltar7, Va; a.rr5 A L:nnou, NJ
York; j II Lyman, Norfolk, Va; James II
Peters aud Ia y, New York; Hhautiog NJ Boz
ton, Richmond, Va Edward h Shire, Philsr
delDhia, p; FraLk EctdForL, Wash iagtoa.
9; George L Muoiotd general meneser o.
LYDchburg Iron Work.
loNTINE &c R Walker, Lou3auo O.. W.:
J M Sc tt, UppervitIe. "; + Z Morcdith
Ben sylIlc, "; 3 N II x-c;, Richmond, W:
Alexander Haisht, Falrtax co. W; Jss n .sL
and y q Nicol, Prince William CO, w: i r
Lloyd, PeDos'lv.uia; j + Lloyd, kichlauu, Va:
l. b BuStr d NV York; Capt Rcber, Carer
and Roocrt Z f!n:cnce, tauquer co, w.; j A
LIE nmou, CAM Ii CO, Va; Z s Shosf, II ck
i,e,n,6urs; Patrick Mallory, ashinptoo D i; 4
+ Webster and G R hlsddux, Baltimore. Md:
gorge Douglas. Washington, d G; CHARLES :
X ss, Warren!oa, vs.; j III Mount, Baltimore.
Mo; L 5 Gar ictte, King &c rye co, W; john
Shaek Greea and LADY, vs.; Waite, Va; Geo
y Henderson. Richmond, Va; Dr Barbour Va.
E + Broune, Washington, D 9,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
FROM tsScsltfI aEyss.

Special Dispatch 10 tbs Alexsndris Gazetto !
RICHMOND, Virginia, Jaousry ~. 1850
There vas no scs ion Of the Legislature Gu Sat
u!day, . recess having been tskan ou T. iaag
:;!l 10 a:9 ID permit tho desks Il The mcmbcis
OF the House 10 b ra-arrenced
A rcadi !stcr, caucrs 90 Saturday nominated
the toloalDe county judges:
Hrnry--icury Ford.
lale OF Wisht-Ch8s. 3 CrImpIAr.
jones Ni'y, York. apd City IF Williamsburg
IL l.. HcniHy, present incum bent.
kirs George SID stf rd-F. &. S. Hun!er,
vicc JudGc Suite.
Lae-CaTy Bailey,
MGntg0D0ry-Cnaiies Miller.
NausHmood-Thomas j. klhy
L:u!0uH was passed By ill 10 night e1G
LOU ill Wednesday aiehs.
Judge GaiaaS, If Fauqnor, wGs uoi placed
u IN uc!lon Il. re c!ecuuD, b,esrss his Con-
saTSatlga irleods we're ooiif d Of bis desire J.,
te.!ro from tho beech.
A petition was presented to the Governor on
Saturday sispcd OF twenty-niDc members OF the
senate prsg:pg the Governor to p:ldon J jbn
q. PclDtexter, or commu.e bis sentence to
imprisonment to jail.
. l0ncl Byockcrb5rourh has entered upon
the discharge OF his duti as Register OF the
Land Office and * officiu Superintendent of
Public Bulldogs. Ic ;he latter capacity he
ac:s under The direction and control of the
Governor"
The receipts Of Z iitrd States Internal
revenue tor tue week uullg Saturday amounted
&c S25 2S IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12

MG J, Il Ticker. 10 Ca &c Inade IL
the Jol,td States House Ct Representatives, &
day CT ivo age, referring 10 Mr.. Ga!EeId's r.
ceut eI> IN 10 the Uoi,ed States Ser ar, spike
OF he, gaftIcmaa 90 bis Distinguished friend,
ai,c i.sG &c ivcd cot &c much what he wished
a, wha, &c r.:r.itd." We ,uLot believe that
Fir. Tucker oCns!l uenis will end,rse his thus
express q ny,iDion Of a man whose completely
in i'auiu.cDt ceiu Is notorious, aDd who
EIsGe The b!0cdy sniff tic baGDcr updcr Whic?
he tonight during the late campaign in Ohio, IL
litter disregard Of the assertion he had made in
tho las; Ggb. rcss tnat the mao whc atter pied
ID sc&icVc poliucsI prc!erm9ut upon sccllo1a
sroUrGz Observed siguai dci,at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12


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