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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-16
TO-DAYS TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Philip Forgery Case.

New York, Nov. l6-Judge Davis at a
Iats tGur Lass uish, sent oOnnunic ,ton 10 The
newspaper ofioes 10 in which be says that be is
satisfied tha: in giving summary Ct Joseph
Hart testimony 10 the Philip oase, from memo
rsrda sud IT collection. be fell toto SD error relat
ing TO the time whom Mr.. Hart took The Mercy
letter TO the Nstiousl Committee room for eX-
animation, ct which lime Mr.. Hewitt frat e1-
rmined it. Tue text Of the letter bnd been
published and tha fac sinile had not bseo. and
il YES to determine whether toe letter should
be autographed aud published 10 fac siml'e
that DR. HsIts ugdt the opinoo Of Mr. Hewitt
md Others as to lis gf nuiueness, 10 every
other particular Judge Davis says he believes
BIO eglieuc, and oil the iufereto:s made by
him from it are fully justified by the facts, and
nobody. the Judge ssys, charged or suspected
Dir. Hewitt Of b ing the guilty forger, bat my
belief was and still is thst but 70: bin and his
cru'ss the forgery would Deyer have teso
picked oct of the gutter 10 which it WAS born
cod hurled i.to the oapva.s With The deadly
poR,r of his endorsement snd that OF the Ma
tiopal Committee
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Alexan draC Gazette Virginia Advertiser

the other-unite with the Eo!Ihero radicals or
democrats. Must sEe2 Will SIZE? There was
an African nini.er Of the Gospel once, who was
holding forth to the brethren and sisters Of camp
meeting.
ri y listeners, likewise ny bes-ers," he SAD,
"dsr sr two roads you CT trab being; ons of den
rosds leads to place whar DIR are weeping, an
.wailing an knsshipg Oh teeth. De uoder leads
TO dc plsce Of eternal destruction" An OLD
darcy who sat on stump listening 10 tho dis.
course, with opeu mouth pIotruding eyes ano
horror stricken face. got up shook bis be PES tol
emily and said: Den, by go!ly, tdis old mig
ser is sgon 10 strike COR de woods u
CHAssEUR.
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secularizntton of the state.

CHICAGO Nov. l6.-A national address set
ing forth the ueaDs TO be taken o secure the
secu!grz.ton of the States has been issued by o
ucetlue held 10 this city last pight. These were
defined 10 tae report 20 b.; that ac's If raligl'
Gus worship enftrcsd es acts Of worship. inulud'
ipg Bioio readings. shall CEASE in legislatures.
prs}as. pubic schools snd institutions sus-
'sued by taxation; that 30 property shall be
exempt from taxation and 10 persons from cou
tIibut!nS their just shares to tho burdens OF the
State 90 nco,unt Of their being used or engaged
in religions efforts; tina: oil Laws enforcing the
observance Of one day above another upon re-
li2icu, ernunts sh,l bs repealed; that sll laws
rfqujriog jujicisl oatho to be ia nry religious
to,n CT limiting The sdmisaibility Of percoo9 to
testify. hold Office, set 90 Q jury, or perform any
other civil fuooiien bicaEss Of any lack of 70
lgcns bel # be repssled. R. G. lugersoll was
appointed member Of he fnarc, committee.
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CcUcus-"Bro4on', Bronchial IToches'' arc
used witn aGvantaga to slloylure toUGHs, SORE
THROAT, EoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFEC'
TONS For talrtY years these rrOches have
been in use, with annually Increasing favor
They are not new and untrled, but, having been
tested by wide snd contain! use for nearly an en-.
tire generation, they have attained we'll merlted
rank among the few staple remedies of the aga.
1uE Broa0n's Bronchial Troches
set directly on the organs OF The voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in sill disorders OF the
Throat and LaryHx, restoring healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over exertion
of the voice, end produce clesr and distinc
enunclslinn, Speakers and singers find tn
Troches useful.
a CoUaH. COLD. OATAHBH Oh SORE THROAT
requires immediate attention, as neglec: Of
tcntimes results in some incursble Lung Dis.
esse. "Bro,on's Bronchial IToches' will sl.
most invsriaoiy give relief limitations are OF.
fsrod for sale, many of which are I'M urious. The
genuine "Bropns Bronchial Iro:hes" are sold
0uLyi in bores
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NJ AE2iSIED.

In Fredericksburg, on T1urs3sy, hnytmfc;
H. 1850 by Aey. L runaway, Mr. ST ~
TON q. JkTr and Niles LOUISA w. DEfTlS,
beth of Stafford county, Va.
On The OH of November, 1870, By Rev j.
q Kirk Mr. A. j. GHAVAf II, of Caroline
county, to Miss BRITTLE r. JETEH. OF Kiag
George county, Va.
On the 10Th inst, q. Ttia:y church, Bloomfield
Parish, Va, By the Kew James lsrm:chsel -.
D., assisted By the Rev. Joha Mc;iiil. DANG
RRFIKLU LEWIS. esq, Of Ceyc Ki!ag
George county to Miss BELLE FAUNFLE-
Roy BROWNING, of Greenfield, KsppassE
mock county, Va, great:1grsGddausn!e' TIE
late Col. I3yrd &. Willis fredericksburg.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING. MOVIE. 16. 1880.
Political parties 10 Virginia now are 10 rather

Political parties in Virginia now are 10 rather
remarkable condition. 10 the first place there
are three Of them, which is By no means accord
iug to custom 10 the State. 10 the next, the
weaker of the three is united. but the stronger
is divided, while of the remaibing one the repu-
table leaders 90 one way asd the rank and hle
70 another. The Mahonites are moved as
unit By the vii! of one man, whose commands
they obey without questioning aud with I'M
pcit obedience. Fortunately for the State they
are not numerous. The democrats Oh the con-
trsry. while constituting large majority of the
voters, are divided, a large number OF them
favoripg the settlement of the State debt ques-
ton 10 so,ordarc, with the provisions OF the
McCulloch bill, while possibly SIS many arc ut.
terly opposed to that measure. OF the repuo-
licans, who ere numerically much stronger than
the Maborites, but much weaker than the
democrats, the reputable leaders, such men for
instance 90 General Wiekham and MIR. Yost
are in favor of Just and equitable settlement
of the debt, whilo the real aud only strength OF
the party. the negroes. would 60 bow-shot
beyond the Mshonites so far as foroible read
iustmept is coucerned-nsy, would vote to re-.
pudate the entire debtss unhesitaliugly as they
would "go fishing on a pleasant day. As
the settlement of the debt question is the ooe
grsat'oti:c: that sill true Virginians have now
at heart and SIS all three of the parties referred
to are naturally ar xious to acquire the pres Ige
that would result from that settlement. and ere
casting about for the meats Of accomplishing
it, the idea of convention of delegates. elected
By the democrats. to formulate plan of settler
meat is probably the bes. that has been sug
ses!ed, not only f;r the democratic party. but
for the interests Of thu whole State. 10 tho
election Of these delegates every white man
who, previous to tho late election. voted the
democratic ticket and who pledges himself to
support the measure to be adopted By the con.
veution should take part. By this means the
true expression of the prevailing democratic
opinion upon the question oouli be obtained.
and every reasonable democrat 10 the State
wonld be assured that if the pan adopted By
such convention were cot entirely satisfactory
to him it would ct least be the best that could
be devised under the circumstances, end woul
therefore deserve bis support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-16

A BIRDS FEAR CT THE DEAD.-It is not
mere sent;mentalism that pleads in favor Of the
most mercifnl form ofdeath being adopted 10
the case OF the slaughter of animals inten led
for human consumption. There is no question
that much suffering would DO spared cattle If
they wsre not allowed 10 see each other slaught
cred. Not easy is it to conceive the kind OF
torture they feel and cannot express. How OBJ
servant are animals is proved by casa which
came under my own observation. Among the
inmates Of my house is q juckdaw, an i'll grained
and vituperstive bird as ever excepted, under
protest, human oompaniopship and human OF
tention. He prefers 50 distinctly sleeping 10
cage where no enemy can ASSIST him while he
is OF his guard that be ia allowed to have his
oWn way 10 the matter. One day while be vas
10 bis cage some doad pheasants which had lost
arrived 10 hamper were placed beside him.
His dread Of these were remarkable to witness.
A bird whose whole time was passed in ds6suce
of things stronger than himself, 10 asgravating
. mastif that would not make Two bites of him.
or in pioobiog surreptitiously the fsmboyant
tail OF bis aroh enomy, the cat, when it came
within reach of his cage, went at this sight into
an tcstscy of terror which could not be appeased
until the uncanpy objects were removed. What
strange instincts caused this demonstration 10
the presence of death shown in one Of its race.
albeit 30 deterrent species, is not to be guessed
Much food for ref; cloo and speculation, bow
ever, is afforded Gent!emen's Magazine.
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B. 0. Il. R.-The ffty.f0urth annual re-
port of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
papy shows that i;s gross rt7enuss fox the fiscal
year were $lS,3l7. 740 10. 90 Increase Of S4.-
l23,759 Ct. The net earnings over working
expenses amounted to SIS IT., 9s0.76. The io-
debtedness of the company was reduced 81
83Osl5.9S. The profit and less account slows
40 lcctease of So, 1856 9S443 Tho tonnage OF
through merchsodiz east and west, reached
the aggregate of !, 9s0,397 tons, more than
half million tons more than 10 the fiscal year
ending Saoiel Der 80. 1879. President Gar
ets HaInlg advocates end urges The coDsiruo'
Ion Ct tie Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
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Burning of an Insane Asylum.

CHICAGO. Nov 16.--The burning Of the
State Asylum at s.. Peter, Miuu. proves to
have been a terrible disaster attended By loss Of
lite, tho particulars as to which have not yet
reached here. Only enc wing of the bulldog
wss burned. The structure cccuoisd 10 years
in builliug. and was mploted 3 years ego at
ccst of $500 coo. The loss by the fire
will be from 100000 to Sl50,00O. Cd which
there ia 10 Insurance. The osuse OF the Ere ia
uuknown. Different reports state the loss OF
life from 3 to SO. hut 10 bodies hsVe been found
and no ous is surely known to be missing,
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Train wrecked,

PlTTSToN Pa, Nv. 16.-rrsin No. 81 on
the Lsuigh Valley Railroad, due here st 10 g..
D., Wss wrecked near Mill Greek by broker
rail. Fireman Sweeney Was Instantly killed and
engineer Murphy b,dl9 burned. The lccomo
i've ADD two PASSENGER oars we're destroyed by
fire. None CT tho passengers wero burt.
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e'antain Eads-stabbing ARRAY,

GALVESTON, TEXAS. Nov l6-Csptsin J.
B. Eds. tho eminent engineer. aud bis staff,
were mat here By delegation of citizanH,
beaded by Mayor LEONARD, and oouduo'ed to
the Cotton Ex,hsnge. Tney afterHsrds re.
turned to The s.eemer WhitDcy and resumed
The voyegs to Vera Cruz. :, ,
Ell Godfrey. oolcret. yesterday .sebbed
Reuben CcdHell, colored, fifteen Iimes, fatally
Ycucdipg bin.
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Shocks Of EARTHQUAKE.

AGRAM NDv'r. l6-1wo violent shocks o.
earthquake occurred hers at midnight, csuaire
panic ard the flight CT the inhabitants 10 thu:
renewed
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORTOF ALEXANDRIA, NOVELS
S,ln rises & A Sun Sets.... ..

@EaIvEI:
Str Msttsno. lower polc, TO j Broinrs s o..
StrJ w Thompson, lower Potc, TO + 4 iSe"I
ST. Mystic, lower Pot'c. 10 Po"c Fer-g Co
8 chr henry Dasy, Providence. to Am.i;',
Coal 20
Scbr + L Allen. Washington, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Il c milford. Washington, 10 HamT-
shire and Baltimore Coal %
Schr Bee, H=v.o &C Grace, 70 2 j Aeb'1's
& 90.
schr joseph T Baker. Boston. 70 ahipyard.
Schr Maggie. Washington, 10 W Noofe.
StrT Y Arrowsmlb. lower Potomac. ~ -C-
tcmac Ferry Company.
schrs Saiie B .ud q Eoum Ill, george
town, by VIM Smoot.
Schr Murray Vandi7er, Baltimore, By j
Mehoff;y u Co.
MEMORANDA
Schr Einnis j Carlton, from Georgetown, q
Bos.oa 10Th.
Schr Spartan hence 1T Proyi3encs 18th.
Schr O p S,icbnsY, hence .! stoni1gion 1870.
1chr Kets M Ai!son, from GeorgctJ"a, +!
Viners-d Haven l3 b.,
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-uosts . Z EooG and l. LoFg 70
American Coal Co; Z Fannon 10 j 7 A2ne"
& Go; Geo s French, to Wan a Smoot.
Depsrted-Bosis Z 4 Hoct, l. 4 Long "fi
Ida ! Field
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SNOW.

Boston, November l6.-Three inches OF snoW
fell in tho northern parts of Vermont, New
Hampshire snd Maine yesterday, The first sno y
CT the seesua in that Terion.
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By lis ionrnsrable cures, m,do uadcr al
possible conditous. Df. Bulls Coug b Syrup
bas 8. cured for i's-lf noss cnvabe reputa-
ton for crest IS .foIuess Pfc, 25,.
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III ND

On the 14.h list, HORTEN5IA L. CO0a,
rclict of the late Henry Cook. sas- Her triaIas
and those of tee family arc respectfully mn:
to attend her funeral. from the RESIDENCE O bef
brother in law, Samuel Il. JaDney.. Oh CtmofGA
street. Tomorrow (Wadne5iaY) II II 6'cl"cT.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Hush q. Fuz has bsen appointed internal
revenue storekeepsF md gsugcr Of tie sixth
VrgiLis distrlc:.
The poo5l, CT L7echbury have baen greatly
stirred by the visit OF tie Pennsylvania iron
men to that city aod regioo, sod ere quite e'ated
over the encouraging reports OF tb:se genlie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.

10 ten States the newly elected Legislatures
are to choose United States Senator's
Hsulau who dsfeated Trickett Oh the Thames
yesterday, Won the tide of champion OF the
world.
Tburlow Weed. uss entertained last hight by
the Press Club OF New York. 90 the occasion Of
the S3i Anniversary OF his birth.
The receipts from the six Beruhardt per!rru:
ancss ct Booths Theatre last week aggregated
twenty seven thousand dollars.
General Spiaola Yesterday justified ia $40,
900 as bondsmaa for KenSard Philip. who Is
charged With liGel against Gen. GsltisId.
A general convection of the boot and shoe
manufacturers Of the Uo,ed States assembled
10 Philadelphia to day for the purpose of form
ing national association.
Three children did at Wilmington. Del, last
week from eating uuoooked sweet potatoes, on
the vines Of which Paris green had been
sprinkled to drive away the potato beetle.
The passenger depot of the New Orleans, St.
Louis and Chicago railroad at New Orleans wss
burned yesterday, With two coaches. The less
was $50 900
Senator Bayard's friends feel certain tina. he
will be rs. elected from Dslawsrt; but. Hoo.
Willard Salisbury may put forth bis claims, 10
which event the result would be doubtful,
A private 10 the Sscond Artillery Committed
suinids yesterday. while under arrest at Fort
McAenry for sleeping at his post. prefsHiug
. death to the dishonor Of CONVICTION.
Sat Booths Theatre, New York. l:s! evsLiDg,
Sarah Bernhardt appeared for the first sine 10
this country as algueIito Gauisr in Camille,
to crowded and enthusiastic audience. The
performances was rot concluded until midnight.
The argument for the appointment of re-
csiver for the Chesapeake sud Ohio Canal was
continued in tho United States Court. in BAlti.
more. yesterday, attracting large nunbsr Of
auditors, and exciting sill greater gene-sl
interest.
The pewly-elected city officials of Nav Or
leans called at the City Hall yesterday and made
formal demand for its possession. Mayor
Patton and the administration refused to sar
render it.ssyDg they considered the late election
illegal,
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Abandoned nj, Spa

LONDON, Novr 16 The bark Edgar Cecil
rom Cnerioou, Java for Montreal. nas beeo
ao,bdoned 81 sea Tna crsW WAS landed q
Queenstown.
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Banging of H;hiIists.

Sc lETEBsBUEG Nov. l6.-Iwo lesding
n hist orsatz 10 wer= hanged ct The Fortress
at o'o'cck tits morolag.
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TalkFAX COUNTY CIRCUIT nVtl hI
Il November turn. 1857.

u November trim. 1857.
On motion the following preamble and rsso'C,
ton. adopted at q meeting OF the EOut. h!,'
mem beTs of the bar and officers Of tho Ccu'''
ware ordered by tho Court 20 b. zp.2ad o. 80
miIutes: ;i.,
Whereas death has removal :Iom cur Eli.
f. d Richardson, for loGg tins t5o GEEK q.
thi. Court and respected cIiz'n o. me countJ
and our dssire being 10 express our esteem .! III
efficiency az q pubic officer and hls ~oriA rs
man, therefore We. TIE Coat. acu OAK " : ''' 49,
County Circuit Court,
Rssoye TThst in the desth CT Z. D. I::;casr--
son the Court has lost t.Ith'u snd co+Sc.9"
tiou, officer whose lorg life WAS fu!! 81 'H:H%'
and usefulness.
That to bis family, bsrosToi o. husband a.
father, we ofsr our hear:f:: 81 nl pz!Iy aGI Co
dolence.
IhIt COPY Of !hess raao. u.ions be COMMIT
Gated 10 the family Of tho deceased AID 49, =
COPY spread upon lhe minute b1oS o! 'h,S
Court, and published in the AltI4od!!. h."-'''
and FsirfsI MESSENGER. A copy-.e:ts:
It G. II. BLINCOE, Deuu!y L-et-.
ARGE INVOICE OF CLOhES AND
a. DULnANs. .--o
Ttur:dsy, lov. Al. l'IP.
We have just resolved t'on The man :! .G'-''ii
the largest and cheapest a.a1rLmel! oi 'iI'n'
and Dclrlans va hsve ever brought 10 LIE |..
ket also another tail supply OF tho:e t~' .,-
three button KID GLOVES. EVcrJ p''f W.
t"N''1' D. F. RHASaEAh!
no14 no. i05 King It AIeI.hc-&:-
DOAT FOUND-Diif.ed OF my sASt': =;
ID Abingdon fam, On the fc O., ia,HSTTTOugp
Alexsndfis county, FLAi-oJ -. ,-nrIrg
BOAT, which The owner cs: A:'' y
properly a 1nd paying flsisIi:; pEvGGELL:
rOUEI-Tskep ~ 8. Fox. "hipp!r Vs. Va.
same 'S by DroSns prOpey BAD paying 20 sI sev
II not clain ned b-fore DECEMBER ia1,j 49,:
will be- sold 10 psy erpe So. 1oH --S.c2
N6KN's IMPERIAL USD6h. n1HA' "''
AAA 81 a. o. a. p 1 a. n. ADAMS, o. Kings''
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ARLIN GToN as A NATIONAL BURYING
Observation-Disclosures General Mei4s, 10
meot of the road from Georgetown to Arlington
and The turning Of that cemetery iLtaa national
public bafying ground for solders, sailors.
members of Cousess ard government oficer9
The present Congressional csmetry will have 10
give way to the sdvauce of the city,
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says:
"As vet there is no general movement among
the coal companies to suspend shipments by
canal. The Borden con- pany will csase shipping
next Monday or Tuesday, and their boatmen
will then tie up for the winter. The New Cen.
trail, Consolidation, American and Maryland
agents have as yet rect iVed no instructions IS to
stopping shipments The Hampshire and Balti
more compsny have just begue shipping by cs.
nal. The cansl WAS not closed last year until
abe Ut January -,
1t is understood. however that the canal will
prob,b!y be closed this year by December lOsn,
in order to slow time for the proposed length
ening Of some of the locks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-16

New YORK. Eov. u Stocks weak Ao:eY
S.4 Flour steady. Vines: Ii shade !oHeC. S''"
hrme!.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-10-08
CITY DIRECTORY.
Pre- l,yteriaM Church.

Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. Y. Allison, Pastor. Services at
the Church, Grammont and Catalpa sis,
Protestant Episcopal.
Rev. James rhils"n. Rector. Services at
Grace Church every Sunday morning ut ii
O'Clock evening at p. IN.
Roman Catholic Church.
Rov. Father l.. Enaut, Pastor. Services
at st. Matthew's Church every Sunday.
First Mass at : o'clock; n; M; High Mass Mass, at
10 o'clock, \. ~; Hcneuiction OF the Blessed
Sacrament ut O'Clock, y. IN.
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. G.. w. Carter, ID. d., Pastor. Services
at the Court House; first Sunday of encl,
month mt night; fourth Sunday, morning
and night.
Baptist Church.
Rev. W. A. Mason, Pastor. Services at
the Church, Grannlont amt st. John sts.,
every sunday.
Congregation B'mni Israel.
Rev. A. Levy, Pastor. Services every
Friday, $50 2. m, at Temple Sinai:
Officers: s. Marx. President: r. Bloch,
Jonas Meyer, Treasurer.
Monroe Chapter, No. Is. Meets in sam
ders's Hall, second and fourth saturdays in
each month.
Richardson, T.. X; l.. l.. Mccormick, Els;
l.. w. Surghnor. c. H.; w. p. Renwirk,
T. s.; $. Marx. K. \. c.; Jas. NicNecly. G..
NJ. 3rd "; J. r. McGuirc, g. NJ. End VI;
w. G. Kcnncty, q. NJ. Isl v; =. Meyer,
Treasurer; J. ii. Milling, Secretary; J. G.
Sanders, Guard.
Western star Lodge. No. n. Meets in
Sanders Hall, first and third Saturdays in
each month.
cNssls, 5. W. H. Moso, 3 W. = ~" Meyer ;r
Treasurer; J. II. Milling, Secretary: W. z.
Renwick, $. D.; J. Il. lllngsw"rth, j. D.;
j. q. Sa' dcrS, Tyler.
Board of Trade.
Regular meetings first Monday each
month at Santiers's Hall.
Officers: JOS. Hoffman, President; j. G.
Sanders, Vice President; j. l.. Kaliski, Sec
rotary; Lewis D. Allen, Jr., Treasurer.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-10-08

Eight years ago a horse distcmpcr,
commonly known, as the epizootic
fever, spread all over the country. Now
Boston is ravaged by the same or a
similar malady, which has already
cuased sundry deaths, and cripples pri-
waite stables, livery tables, livery sta
bles, and the stables of the stage com
panies, horse railroad companies, ex-
press companies, and the Fire Depart
ment. The distemper seems to have
developed rapidly, for it was hardly
spoken of until after last weeks cefe-
bration-perhaps, however, because the
people were too much occupied with
that affair to notice II before.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-10-08

This widely circulated and sp1endidIy
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Every number contains sixteen pages of
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Novelties in Mechanics, Manufactures,
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All classes Of readers find in TIE SCIEN-
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it is the aim of the publishers to present it
in attractive form, avoiding as much as
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