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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-17

tlRcyT CoUnr TOR TIE CoUSrY.-Hoa
games hn:h, JHdge prcst,}ug.-Lu2lia +.
omith, GuaFCtac, y. Carrie 4. Smith 50; cia!
ooi2tniss!Or;sr aIp2:@;cd - sell real estate.
Ftsthorjtensugh ". Feathers eniu,h; re-
tort Of commissioner OF ast, Grd fcaI decree
entered.
CHARLES Y. Gordon 81. Van Riss ok L Mye,s;
tccvee restraining the defendants from tski1g
any procCc i!ugE to a1lotce d.,d 0! trust.
Authooy Il. Fnz,e vs. Marcus Peal ct al !;
rtpart oil commissioner Of sale and foal decree.
Al:zandria and Washnoion Rsiroad Com
paby VS. Fosle, Sooxdeu T. Go. It ais; petition
OF the Dis'rct ci Co'uWti. for the appointment
OF receiver lil. d.
Adamt ntiDc BricH Go. u. ]. &. Woodruff Ct
al; pc ions Of N;XIu Brewer aDj others fled,
RlutCrI Chen!cal Weeks ". W, Tucker:
Continued.
Dreamer & Wright IS, Tsc.y; cy0.ioael scu,
orally.
A. Herbert vs. Clcamtr & Whit; removed
trcm C0uoty C3urt; c)usiaud
Com. vs. The Arlington Turnniko Co; rule
to show cause. &C.
u. ". &. Lie IS. L. Kaufman ct al.; Il c..
mcot. Same rs. A. Branham ct al j ,ctncut.
fslaht vs. C'rbett CT al ; trcspass Davidson
7s. A., W. & q. r. Il. Co.; chOncery; Dain.
ecEiala 4 h;iTs vs.. D:inccrG,lG; clanccry lIoof
vs. Host: charcHy. These C .s2s wcr, coatir-
ucA.
Robert Walton Moore, CD, cf FlirGsy. v,s
upon motion 0? j. II. Johus.n, era admitted
to prdc,ic, in this court
Court aJi0urCcd until II n. m IA mo,r.w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-17

bENoRRHoIns Il suffered t>rgibiy. Had
MADE eEraHecmcuis with a rrGuiacnt surgeon
TO operate. \ friend advia. i ne to try Giles
Anlment and Pills. did 80. ard to nv I'm
sncaEsbc Ioy, got Immediate relief, and am now
olFCu. j. L. kESNIN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-17

NeIfon0Ilta1 Il1t.I, n. 7.
,GlIfS PILLS euro Rheumatism. Sold b.
OIL druggists. SEND for pnmphlet to Dr.. Gicf.
l20 West Brcadway, n. Y. T:isl size njc,n.s
, 1880-11-10

Bptetai DHpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Noy. 0.-Sccrctnry
Shcrn,ail's letter to Private Da!zcll, which
was published IN the newspapers this ,n0rl,-
Ing, lsas excited considerable interest I'll
Washington. Must people take 1t rs Ill atl-
nor,ileclslcnt tint tic Secretary desires to bG
considered IL candidate for United States
Senator to fit tls1 Vacancy caused by the elec
ton OF t;o,,. Garfield to the Presidency.
Snme Of Secretary Sl,ermnn's friends, l,nw-
eyer,--alll ntlons these nre nleli whose rein
tinH with iiln nre 1ntIMate,-nre inclined t0
take tho LITTER ns I'LL expression TINT the Sec
res,ry wunld ba Elatl tn retnin his pres
ont otllco IL President Garfield shnullt
st, desire. "Why should Alr. Sherman
have brought Gen. t;arlelll'a name fntn tho
matter Mt all," sud ollg Ut thcsn gentlemen
to-day, "it he ,les1re.l simply To llnye Il I'LL
terstoott that he was ca1ulEdate for ti'e SUI
utp9 think 1t fnir to infer froln tie letter
that Mr.. Sherman woul.l rather re.lnln in
tho Catintt unter President t;ar!lrli's Id
nItnistsutiun tl,an to go !,ack To tlIn Senate."
SECRETARY SHERMAN aA1n
this evening that lis letter 10 Mr.. Dn'zell
WIS not intended for publication, mud liz lc-
cltncl to speak further OIL tho subject.
, 1880-11-10

SCRANTON, Nov. o.-l>. ". Connolly, tic
defeated Democratic candidate fur Congress
III thu rwnlftl Pennsylvania District, nab-
Ilslea il letter charging llenIrlels u. Wright,
thu independent ralnil'lnte, who was a!so de-
fentrtl. with having hffcrml him S1,0o0 IN
cnslt a,,.! l,ru,nise of thu District-Attorncy.
sl,(p Ut tllo United States Court al pittsburE
to wftla,lrnw frOM. tho Contest 1T his fAy0r.
FAtlIng tu tl0 To t.!!s, Connolly statcs tlat
Wright. III Ills desperation, perfected ar-
range,nenla to buy up the Congressional
Committee, ausl hayo tholn destroy nll OF
cOnnnlly's Tickets sIie night bo(oro election
;lint s,lbslEtuto Wri9It's iekuts In their ste.tl
NJ tho Iall. Connolly, who Is n yullng law-
yer nf fair standing III tic community, lIns
caused quite sensation hy tho publteatioll
ot thrsa startling f4ets, especially ns they
nIacu tlle se!l.app!ltcd champion Vt tls,
w"rklngmcll ,a,nl tlle p;!rMy9n rs po'}tlcnl
saii lint II coat Wright, who 6 wealthy. so.
Oh, IL buy tho Committee, knt tl,v plot MIS-
frustrated ut thy last u'l'.,lt BY ila Discovery.
Eol. Wright ~ ttM present ltleulbur ~ Cut
grpss frnnl this uLatret, tlpsih.4 heng Cl!air.
li!al Ut tho llnr4 Times Committee.
, 1880-11-10

Spttldl ntfpatth @ The Ehttaqo Tribune,
ST, l.ur1a. Nuy.iO.-A statement mute by
E. l., NtcCorty, Il llnncock Etectur from Nils
spuri. md s,tpportett fy other Dc,uocrntit.
ml!tirtnus. that tho Democrats might try !,
co1ubjnntinn will tl,o sta]wnrts In I'm Elrrt-
orul Cnl|rrc III fayor or {;rn. t;ru,,t wns
nuhlishr,l tt-,1ny tn fbo Ertui,,, f,drou,cIc.
nn,t bns nttrnctrd sn,nn uttrntlnn. Tiu, nr,I,
c]r Ia ne rnlfows.
Tic rutnor was oulct,y circulated Inst night
thut tl'erp wns \ movement on toot u M,Nke
me Srnt ss,. la! III nafEet: Ino
xostion ul.,!o tiiat Ge,t. Gortut and uti."r s"ft
Khei Southern Ue.nOcr,ltA wptli uEc their iu-
, 1880-11-10

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nny. bit IL believed
tl1at tic yote rs certified frnn tho several
couniles If tho NtEti, District to tho Sccre-
tary Of State will rlaku IL tp between Ford,
Republicans -Grcenbacker, aud Ten. CraIg,
Democrat. Tho vote Ut Craig wns
Increased In Ilny County a,ltl Tint
Of Ford decreased, Thu I}oarl Of Cs11-
yassers ignored tho Inv In going
behind tho retl,rIls III precincts III tic Fourth
Warll Iii this city, Such bang tho casc, Ford
will contest, AID show thHt several hundred
fraudulent votes llnye brought about t's1s
result.
You'll. FlSn No cItaSuE,
S'r. Louis, Mo-. NOV. 0.-IE Republican
slectal from Jefferson City says: 'rIle ntli-
rial returns fram slxty-seyen counties Hlyu
llAncnc!s 1li,5al, Garfield 7IS:a:, a,,tl Weaver
:.N,:E!l. The sa,ne cou,ittrs III 18Th. gayo I'LL
s!cm Il,2Is. Hayes 4, ,'i:D, and Cooper 2.7ll.
81. iuu1s.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, Nov. D.-Tlle official vols
Of this city gives llailetck Gt9:T; Garfield,
!:.,W;; Weaver, bI1; linncoek's plurality,
ELL. Crlttende,l, Uc,n0crnt, fur GOycrllur,
:3,5lU; Dyer, Republican, as.l50; Brown,
tsrecnbnrkrr, s.A; Cr!tlenden's plurality, 36i.
The plurality OIL tlle remainder Of tho Statu
ticket uAngea FROM 43l 10 l,0ge. On tho city
ticket, w. II. lIorier, DrAaurat, fur Judge
Vt tl.n Circuit Court, received |, ,G5 majority;
Il. y. Na0nam, Delnpcrat, for Assistant Cir
cult Attorney, 1,4H n.njorlty; lsuae u. Mn
*nl,, Republican, for ShsriiF, l,Gu p!uraltty;
Josnp! L. llarris, Republican, for Circuit st.
tot,M'y. lls plurality; ,lol'n N. Frank. H.
PUBLICAN, for Coroner. vi plurality; Jntn
Il. Weenier, uelIterAt, fur Judge Ut rEulnltu
Court, M 0plUsItion;. II, d. LOWS, Dalso-
crat, ior f'ut'iic Administrator. .o 9rposi-
ti0il; Seymour D. THOMPSON. Republican,
majority IN te city aud Ess ,nn]ority In tito
counties outside nj thB city wjitGli constitute
thu judicial district. OF three Stnte Senators
tho lsh1!cans nleet two a%t of tlitee lep-
, 1880-11-10

As 4 CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY.
NEw yni.x, Nov. 1.-.rllc iscv. Dr. Justin
D. Fulton sai.l IN Ills scrn,on today: "Wa
auglit tn answer tho ullrsllons, 'Why Is Tic
cnt,ntry snycl? Why does tho t;overlnrnt
remain lit Ioyni Keeping? At lcnst We ought
to study It. 'rllu mystery Is before ,,s. Who
cAn comprehend 1t? Is It not uxptnfnr.l III
tho wor,ls, ''rhe pour l,lyc Ind tho GnspeI
preached tn tlIc,n.' II Is thu truth tint hns
n,a,lt ,,lcn free. not tllo men WIN prac!aim
It. Tle multitude viii bo tninsservl unto
by some. Tic batl or good shall lead II. lii
tho Revolutionary Wur tho man whose
rolcg was tho most IWtent WIS not
Washington or Lafayette, but Thnmsss I'alnc.
Ills book aiMl his fnipltce cteertl t!lo lrnrt
Of every soldler. lloburt q. TnRersulI WIS
born IN Dresden, n. y, In lxrl, tho SUI, of
IL. Presbyterian ,aimls.cr., liz l,as l,ad n
s!ngnnr ltistnry, lie hAs t'e cur of tho null
tttlle. Ills plwera nt persuasion uru felt to
lJe 80 great tint Christian ttell sought him
out to Srlrgl fur a,M' capture tliose wlIo wcro
ought to have BEEN .luytd mil cl,ersilct! Mlml
held by thu Christian Church. It wtls Ill
ylncly fitting tint tlat eininGnt preacher In
titfs. city sliond present Col. ItKrrs0ll to i,
tic multitude, arMl IN that respect lie is far
ahead Of 1iaiiy Christian preachers"
Ills EXPLANATION.
,.,,, inrrrIcr.ia, r. , 4, ~, n" LIZ i;'s M M'itra','i
"'l'!lu wlsom, Of tlIe Republicans and tho
mistakes OF thu Democrats. The Democratic
purity. Inns fnr twenty years u1itlerEatet tho
Intelligence, the pasr!'tLssI,: atMl the honesty
Ways laokei upo polItlcs i,s tr;.sfe i a,l.I ss-
cras as tho last net nf II clli,sIlitE trick. It
llus t,ntl tU principles, fixed or otherwise. 1t
!!ns always been willing t9 atrtulon every
, 1880-11-10

the whole case .1o not exist, eaell Of tfinso
being In different nf1lcc, and ufscn IN .iitTcr
cnt Departments. Tho ls'nrlti ealls rartic-
ular attention 10 the records nj the Wnr De-
!artment- Tho records nf 1l,'s department
that l,nyo accumulated under Republican
management could not ho arranged In the
roo,ns occupied by all tho newspapers pub
llsl,etI lii Nuw York City.
TEN BUILDINGS
like tint Of tho trorl.rs would not hold tho
pnpers It speaks of having becM examined in
tho Wnr Department afune. III the SccDnl
Auditors Office, Which passes nnon suverNl
classes of War claims, there nre 40 tons of
records stored III ono single loft, Of Just the
kind which the 1I'Drlu would charge contain
tic fraudulent claims. Tho ignornncu OF thu
writer nf this World sensation Is not cnn-
fined to total want Of knowledge
Of Government archives, but l,o grave!y
states ttnt there Inns l,ccu 10 examination of
these records by otlIer than Republicans
since 1850, when. rs every news1,alnr.rcu,lcr
knows, Senator Davis, of West Virginia, Inns
becn for years ra,lsackiny tho Treasury
boOks niNl papers, with CORPS uf assistants
n.ld all tho l,uwcr OF tho Senate ut Ills back
to command llclp and obtain documents.
Besides tlIlS, III
, 1880-11-10

Republicans. lmliryr, wtll, NJ sn0ii us they
syrt nto !mwrr, piss ttls Funding aet, putting
or 'lclnt'. @'n,lrr the previous uuuStlot Il
ln 10 l,y nr lilo tolnls IN silver, frn,, thu
surplus revenues, thussi.lny the !'oIltlinltlrr
ruin "f tho sin,uiarl III ,,sc III thu Inc tllg
% !N'n'l* w.te ,isinsy,t; Tho iror!s, do net
tetunt of tl,o Republican Iraltrs To pass surll
u inensurn will cn,tse II stan1rrI r tn Nilr
party, sl,Dulll not incrrnse thu circulation
EXCEPT by tIn silver roinct! accur,ltnE to tlIo
n,nnlltt lixrt1 by law"
III conclusion t1en. Wcuyer SAIL: ~ call
tell ya.t une thing. We Arn in nrenr,l with
tho Republican, ilrG. nj tho NntfutMl un,.s-
ti',li.. Every gnn!l Grrpnlnlrker spells tho
word 'Natton' with tho biggest kllltl Ut iii
, 1880-11-10

Harrison. Without doubt Ile ls nlntost uni
yersaliy the choice nf the people nf tllc State
tt,-slay. alnl wnul. recclve n. overwhelming
majority It lift to Il popular ballot ut thu
pulls. AMI his cl,ocn by Tho Legislature
would bp hut carrying out tho desires of
tlircc-f0urtlis of tho Rcn,lhlirans Ut tho
Stntp, while 1t would afford Tic greatest sat~
isfactton MI oyer tt,c country; ten. ffarrIsa!,
Its Integrity a,ll traress l,unesty, auA woul!l
cmtpr tiu Sr,,nte witt, n riuc fn,ltl Ut rxteri..
rncp. n stHtlrss record. ntMl II prestige TINT
wU,tlh rlne.. him Mt once IN tho, foremost
rnuks; willie hts rccoEnlzetl ability atnl
tu lt'st Interests ut tlie country. Tho tnnta
Of llurrfsun fs peculiarly. welcome here
this city being tho hung, Of Ills grandfather,
f"lIowfnE i'; i % lie desti;iics II 1afaina "a troash
Presidency ui ihG t!nitrti Status. The house
he built md lived I'll wlllle toyerlar Of H.
;!ian1-Y!i,c,h was the & !!rst brick build iii
on famous historical ground, mid Is
rendered. sacred b., the grand events that
n'aku II: history: Thus PECULIAR enttl...
fntii,ntsiy related 10 tilo history Of liz State.
This WIS ,natae apparent IN the campaigns Ut
II, aud 70. whct the lnrEest meetings VIC
f r stheF III t. e"p|aen ,|n were held by o'
q. Xnather " r''nt! @ H"iicc,i by your eorrc-
spunlrt,t Is. tho .icsiruI of yo,',R Republicans
tllat he bo clnspn. After conyersing with n
tnrgn number Of MI classes, ! feel convinced
tllat FULLY tllrcefourths urc In favor of ticl,.
llcn Harrison Tor the llfFl. position Of Syn.
COUPLED with tho fact that liz ii
pro!mbly tin abtGst lnan so. fur
i,n,ncd for Tic position. together will, the
grent desire a,noig alf cIasses TINT liz, be
selected. render It mt only dug t,' him. but
also s,se to the Republicans Of The State, lint
he represent the grent State nf Indiana I'll tic
next Senate. With ben Harrison Il, tho
Unitrl Status Senate, null Judge l1rter In
urnn new lnylitirnl rra, llll will nuke s,Icl!
a record ~ will nhiitnrntc the weakness Of
| tho pask years OF Democratic rule.
, 1880-11-10

list Ut tho ,ne,l,brrs-elcct ur tho Stato lsnartl
nf Equalization, with the lmlftlcs Of rncl,:
First ['lstrlct--.atnus +, 1tt~t, Republican.
arrtti 1>1strtct-E. 4. tlln,i3ott. Republican.
rhlr4l i}slrIct-Cllrtattun litfssu. lleputcau.
Fourth 1,lstrict--sn.nuei Alden, Republican,.
Fifth ntstrlct-t:. II. wnrstr, Republican.
Sixth l,istrsut-iE. y. Ainawtrth, Republican.
Hcventh 11!strtct-Anus Savage. Republican.
Eighth District-Orvtlo d. Snokott, ltcrul}-
llcnll.
Ninth Dtstrct-wflltnm stc1tor, Republican.
Tenth 1}!striot-WLllln1n 4. u. Cr1,,lct,, licpub-
linn.
Eleventh tl1strict-E. It. 1lHswn, 1'omncrnt.
Twelfth tllstr!ct-E,twnrt Hct,tt. I'r,tHMrht.
Thirteenth T1lstrict-Iohn Cttscy, fscntihlcan.
Fourteenth I)istrtct-C. F. Enery, Republican.
Fifteenth ulststot-Wtllla,a Gilmore, Dclnu.
crnt.
Sixteenth Dls.r!ct-II. G. Fclsmnn, Democrat.
Seventeenth DlBtrlct-Iohn T.. copp!nBer,
Democrat.
Eighteenth n!stslct-1otln y. Cr1ltn, Democrat.
Nineteenth Dlssrlct-Atlnnl Rlnnr,1, Democrat.
, 1880-11-10
GEN. WEAVER.

~ siii.!. s., Aurt.s' ,,.,..
W. "".a - ~ .'o NV. ,.'.s .',..."'t'.'.
iof fFestuc1lt, arflse4 II, the ellS ses.ert!"s
a'ld Registered ut the i'!!nler ilose: nt'r!nE M
number 1f tho fDenl lights Ut thu alleged
party, anl late in the uycnEng, BY suec!ni III
rftutInn of mi. Weaver. n cpnfcrcuco wus
,ot' I H. ~ ~ ss'',,,. NJ ,,t'1, ,"a,, ,,rasnrt
~" ~ '9 4o'a w Nn!e" wv ruoes r5,u'.
.!anes Springer, 'aalf'naii a ot tne Illinois
committee; e1 l'."ls C''sifan Mn'!a at a1r ,he
nnn If thc unok co,,nty Cl,lnuitten.
.jn,nes @ buchanan, Of Indianapolis; q. j:
Smith Il an.l $. +. Norton, Of tho
,lni] Coil,,ty T.oi I,alvl Plumb. uf Struutor.
13rn,hlcn,, stnto scnntnr.crt. wns trcsc,,t
,url,,r n mrtinu of % tho sessio,. which WIS
necessarily Informal. Those present pre-
srrs se's se ,eol' an "v MpI us si m
coi,ut fur tic falIing.oir IN tho party vote
during the Inst two years. 1t WIS nEreea to
ut ol,ce begin q vigorous cn,npntgtl By tho Or
ranfzuttuh 1T clubs md National lrau.1ps,
N"t,,tn~ ,ros ,cd,tttv ,lnc1iicJ ,,,t,n. n,"I tho
tieotl'lg WIS 's''al!y fesolVoa lhto cohsoh-
tory loyc-ies.st.
lu % an ii,1nsylsw t'v s WITH dem VIEWER Iut and II
spite Ut TIM persistent Interruptions NJ tlo
tnlefatlaablc callers, succeeded 1T extrAct-
ca''dislate If thp latg p'rty. III, reply to II
question Us to Ills fevl!ings n''tt op's1los o11
THE EEsul.T
ot Tim ,yno,r f,nforn. I'm. Wruytr soEd.
!. i'l,r f;rrnmi,aek uarty jus rcnynn tn
feel proud 0f tl,e result 81, fur NJ It Is con-
rernet. W. did nut oxpect to elect u1.r
Presidential candidate, but we expected tn
establish, ourselves as Il purity to bo IT.
s!mcted." . a. -
",llow DO yon account for tho enormous
fallln!:. or u your S9se IN ln'ttana, Illinois,
"Ylleru is l.o special falling oif II yoll look
ut t!!e niutter right: I%ko n!l scetol,s to-
getller u,,tl collWtre Inst Tuesdays yata Will
ilU yoto four yuArs ni,,,, n1nl you viii seu that
sye hasa Increased. Peter ctottr, received
s;10on y"tes: t,4r Sute tl.ts yrar Will tu from!
:s0, ,o09 10 6o0. .0N. W. were I'll tllo Neutral
Ert'uMl wiicl. two, sruat parties wers
lighting tar their, lives, antl TINT fact
,trew ihany votes frM our ,narty. Many
itt'is Waro afraid OF tl'e Sot!'! South, who
otherwise wuuitl llay1 yutetl NIL wnrket! fur
us. Tiny wura afrAtl t0 throw tt.elr votes
, 1880-11-10
IRVING HALL.

1rs CuAR0K THAT TAM,fANy SOLD OUT
HANCOCK 70 SAVE GRACE.
Dt.pnteh 70 Cincinnati Enquirer tf1tm].
NEW YniiK, Nov. 8.-The Chatr,nen OF tho
Irving 1lnl! organization III tho twcnty-fnur
election districts of tho First Ward met this
: evening III tho Washington llotcl, 1}ow'lng
Green, to hear reports ns to tlle alleged l,olEt-
ical tra1ing in tho First Assembly District
Mt tic fa.o election. As these districts
were called, thu representatives ar1se and
stated what they claimed to know about tho
matter Of their own. knowledge. 'Tlsc reprc-
sentat1yes Ut six districts averrett that bags
Coming officially from Tamnany hall con-
tanned batlots for tho Garfield Electors
bunclIed with ballots for Gracc; ind they
charged that Tamnnny Hall had sold out
ilnncock in order to elect Irace.
Ex-Asseml,lyman Fitzgerald snid: "1n
the Twentieth District, Oil etcctlorl-tlay,
handed voter II ticket from Ta!nnnny
bag. llo lnokctl Mt II, and turning to nlo eN-
claimed, Indignantly:
What ! arc sou running ont s'leh tickets
rs tfis?'' IOoAinE Mt It, found to my u.s.
tonstment Tint
THE EEpunIlcAy ErEcTof!s'
names had been substituted for tl,ase OF tho
Democratic Electors, and punched with tile
Gtaco tickets. In five parcels found thu
sanc evidences OF treacllury In tho punching.
Tan,nany ltall was Strengthening lInucock to
save Grnce.n
Nfr. Fitzgerald was supported III Ills asscr-
tto!is by a lnrge number of thu Delegates
present. III ono district thu Representative
said tile treactltry w,ls tttscovc,t carly, hut,
bcforc proper action could be Ind, l50 out Of
so voters hutl votcd.
Resolutions were adopted setting forth thai
NIL charges that Mr.. Muller, who WIS n cali
dklate for Congress In tho Fifth District, ntNl
hr. Fitzgerald, tho cnrl.lEsEate for the Assem-.
bly,, had acted trcachero,tsly. were false: alni
conslo,nnlng Tnm,nany Hail for tra!toronsl,
md trenchoro.lsiy substituting Garfield fol
lInucock tickets.
, 1880-11-10

securo th0 remains fur tlecont titgTineiit. it.,itl
puritan VI tho corlso rculainsa: ~ n:sn'rn. than
ever tllat ltlrtul wlls nlunlcrctl. TN !t".Itpt
IL tho s0lAprl Of Dr. l3luthnr1t ~ sapel'"'s""'
D'l>unnGlI, ,,,L,, uY
T.,lny pr. 4, btnthot AMI l}r. Tucksr nm ana hs
.,irtctl0u, tuu tho unnl cxalnlnast .ap Ms1fu f@uul
lanryfute.l holy ot II. A. ta,a,ts T., W." nsaIrio lNas
this city, s aud ai' W. @ foutI o'' ttsh,s!taei. ths nd
toln q thu nar5el ,,o,, whlcMf !E.es!ibr,s,
Which, II the mil, haI hesn th!; sn,.. j ' shs
hays Sse p .!c Ut otbSsh xb5eh
!"S S e. nss ssS ~! III oxa'ats x % Is ,ss s4 y =
';sart TSt9 tho oy urxa,}s 70 y. ssses IT, @
foa,!l o 6atrel en.si;''nx nx.1IS 'SS .is'. @ tas
usi ayo nS See,, toro tsfoto ~ agd n1i.shei 1ish ..
ktr,y thaso usttalus, either olt " ,he puTpts
hA1se.! t0wnrds tho Murxue. or tue 81 r. ufih thh
Ut destroying the uytdencd sonhce'S'
unfortunate cuIl.
, 1880-11-10


RICHMOND. W., Nov. 0.-Onlciat returns
trnnl tho Fo,,rtl, Congressional District give
Jorgellsoil, itcpnbticatt. over 5000 n,a)orisy.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
pErEl.sNur0, Vn., Nov. V.-The official
vote ot tho Fourth Congressional District of
Virginln, comprising eiuyen counties and the
City OF Petersburg, gives tho Democratic
Electoral tickct 5,l)s; ltca.ijusturH, :5,s14; !;
Republicans, i3,5cs; Coleman, 5,7Gs; Jorgel'-
suil, 15,SSs.!5,
, 1880-11-10
MANUFACTURING At ELGIN.

EIAia, Ill.,, Nuy. u.-The Assiblt Wtolcn Com.
ptly Ut Maynard. Mnsy., this afturnoon bought
ot L. a. Itathcrnol. tho Fox litver Valauy
Wootcn 3i!t!a. pnrtIsy $3,o1o, If which Ht,ouat
tho citixcns of Elgn tluasc! f;No. l. force u
nyer 801 ha,lds will 10 uIpIuyed Whou tho
,nills uEe Kot III go,,a running order.
, 1880-11-10
GOV. WILLIAMS BETTER,


lShEANAPtlT.ta, Ind, kuy. u.-tluS. Williams Is
still eanlitlc,l to lila rt,on,, though considerably
improved lae ID Ab1e to slt up short lntersn'a.
u1,A hnpcs N 10 nut IN u fow tlay4. His chtof
trouble llas bca.. rheumatism. supeefu1uuu1 w
Ma!Atful fGyCF.
, 1880-11-10

MONTGOMERY, AIn., Nov. 0.-lsoturns
from tie Eighth District show that Wheeler,
Democrat, IL olected over 1.0we, lndepeild-
clt aud GreenbncKGr, BY small majority.
, 1880-11-10

TWENTY-FIVE COUNTIES.
VE1lMILIDS, u. r., Nov. n-Twenty-itvc
counties hcarl from and twelve estimated
Ilye IcttIgrGw, Republican,, fur Delegate to
Cu1gress, 900 majority.
, 1880-11-10

W4AslIlNGToS COUNTY.
WHITEHALL, n. T., Nov. D.--fhe official
vote Ut Washington County gives Garfield
3,tsU majority. i.
, 1880-11-10


WATEKrowN, Wis, Nov. 0.--The official
vote OF Jefferson County gives Hancock
3,ng,; Garfield, 1900; Democratic majority,
s.v,, ngatnst EOS III 1s1D,-n Republican gain
Ut IT.. Congressman j. G. Grpgory. Demo
crat, 3,Ts3; Il. Il. Caswctl, Republican, 3,@1>l: !:
Democratic majority. 4Gs. Alr. Caswe!l's 'n,.-
jortty III this (the Sccold) district Is a,Ooo,.-
handsome Republican guiu.
, 1880-11-10

cAsEy YUUSu's DEFEAT.
MEMPHIS, Tcl,n., Nov. NV. H. Moore's
{lsepublcnn) majority 1T this Congress
siollal district over Casey Young {Delnocrnt)
Is 3ii, i
, 1880-11-10

4 One-LesGcd Cour'c. ,,t,ta rs*
The bride aud bridegroom at
dung had euly uue !cx Aplsoss
, 1880-11-10
THE VOTE OF ILLINOIS,

morning 10 q,
President
3 n "@
taacaek anu EaK4H
Total vote . ...... ..,. ~, -
'"u" @ % oV a' ''.'' " n3a
The table Of complete than that
falls rrumbnl nanpr ~
Tc
not mich FROM Tint for President '""
c, T.,
correspondence
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06

THE model farm of Kinds county, belongs
to Mr.. w. r. Sivley, and it is about eight
miles south of Raymond. Mr.. Sivley is
about to erect one or two Clement attach
ments CT his place, as he raises cotton
enough to keep - factory busy the greater
part of the time himself.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06
West Jackson Boarding House,

MRS. MARY E. NELSON desires to notify
M her friends and the public that she win con-
tinne to furnish hrst-elass board and lodging
by the month, week or day, at her residence
very reasonable.
Sept. Is, 's0-3m-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERSI

THERE HAVING BEEN NO DELAY IN
Il Assessment and other preparation for the
Collection of Taxes for the fiscal year $50:
| hereby notify all persons that l will be pre-
pared TO receive the taxes of the current fiscal
year on and after the LIST of October next;
and IN accordance witt Sections II and 43
Revenue Laws, 1880 will. without an excep-
ton, close the books on the 18th day Of De
eember next, after which time, the delinquent
added.
FARRAR MORRISON, Sheriff.
! Sept-20, So-3w. BY L. F. CHILEs, d. c.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE As A FERTILIZER
AND FOOD

By WV L. DUDLEY Prof Analytical Chemistry and
Toxicology, Miami NJ edical College, Cincinnati, o
1t is but few years since cotton seed was,
for the most part wasted. After the farmer
used sufficient for planting, the remainder was
cast off in some obscure spot to decay But
look at the change. See within the last few
years how the seed is sought. The farmers in
the South can sell all the seed they possess
and even then the demand il unsupplied
Some persons unacquainted with the bject
may ask What Is done with this enormous
quantity Of seed that is ginned in the South
every year? Who buys it," 1t is bought by
the oil mills. II is only Of late years that the
commercial value Of cotton seed oil has be
come known; but after the seed has been
lulled ground to meal, and the oil expressed,
there Is still another very important use for
the remains, known a. the " oil cake This
cake is extensively used as a fcatilizer and
food for stock, and it. great value i becoming
appreciated more and more each succeeding
year.
The value OF any manure depends almost
entirely on the nitrogen, phOsphorIc acid, and
potash which il contains 1t is these three
constituents in which the cotton cake Is espec-
iallv rich The following table gives the com
paratiye analysis Of the various vegetable fer
filters
C0siPosITI0s % sEDf,.RKY FEEDfsc srCFFs Is 1000
PARTS.