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THE c SECRET.

The return of Lieutenant Schwatke,s expe-
dition will revive in the minds of those who
have reached middle age the recollection of
what formed the most thrilling romance of
their childhood's years-tlle fate of Sir John
Franklin and his gallant crew. To most of
acter, still many of our readers who yet en-
joy a vigorous prime can remember the tor
turing anxiety with which the civilized world
long waited for tidlngs which never CAME
tidings of the "Erebus' and "Terror," Frank
Inns two ships, which cleared from an English
port in the spring Of 1916, OH a voyage from
which they were fated never to return. That
was Franklin's fourth voyage towards the
North Pole. In early life he had served un-
der Nelson and took part in the battle of Co.
peniagen in 1901. Later he served IN the
British navy in the war Of 1872, and was
wounded at the battle Of New Or
leans. Subsequently he made three voy-
ages of exploration within the Arctic
circle, once as commander of the Trent, in
supporting Capt. Buchar, OF the Dorothea,
WIZ vas SuiC vi III SAIcNiGtuu ScttlllS Otlt
with the Intention of proceeding to Spitzber-
gen and thence penetrating as far as possible
the mysterious region lying to the north.
Afterwards he made two journeys to the
Arctic coast of America, proceeding down
the Mackenzie river to It's mouth and then
surveying the coast line for several degrees of
longitude Oh either side. In his naval career
and in his subsequent voyages in the service
of science, Franklin had shown himself TO be
possessed of GOODNESS, courage, good judg-
ment and a fund of inventiveness in the pres
ence of new and untried situations which
marked him as admirably fitted to take charge
of such an enterprise as an Arctic exploring
expedition. Accordingly when the Erebus
and Terror were fitted out by the British Ad-
miralty he was placed in command of the
1874 officers and men whom his fame as
a bold and successful leader induced
to join his standard. And so they
sailed away on that bright spring
morning-sailed away never to return, but
instead to cause more anxiety throughout the
world, and to be the occasion of more suffer-
ing in the efforts subsequently made for their
relief than ever fell TO the lot of any equal
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number of men to give rise to in any other
instance to be cited in the worlds experience.
As time wore away, and no tidings from the
voyagers were received, anxiety or their &C
count began to be felt until at length a relief
expedition was fitted out and sent to follow
the route which Franklin was believed to
have taken. This expedition was speedily
followed by another, and then another, so
rapidly that between the years 1S4S and 1854
fifteen different expeditions Sin search of Sir
John Franklin were sent out from England
and America. Still no tidings of the missing
vessels or any of their crew, and it was not
until 1856 that DR.. Rae returned bringing
with him unquestionably genuine relics OF
the lost explorers. The story he told was sub
stantially the same as that repeated by Lieut..
Schwatke, the Eskimo having informed him
that the last they saw of the explorers was a
party of famished men dragging a boat over
the ice near the mouth of Great Fish river
the skeletons Of those men being afterwards
found where they had finally succumbed to
the united attacks of frost and starvation.
But at the present day relics of the Frank
lin expedition can excite no such interest as
their discovery would have aroused twenty
five years ago. Then there was a reasonable
hope that the hardy adventures, some of
them at least, might yet be rescued and
brought back to the land of the living to
relate 10 an eagerly listning world the secrets
of the awfully mysterious north. But to-day
no such hope is entertained. The fate of the
Franklin expedition is established as much
as is that of the steamer which clears port for
a transatlantic voyage and is never heard
of again The most that can be
done in that respect is to excite our
sympathies or challenge our admiration by
tales of patient suffering or silent heroism, and
these we find in the story as told in to.day's
dispatches. 1t is principally in the interest
of science that the achievements of Lieut..
Schwatke are valuable. His report teaches us
that a properly selected crew can prosecute
voyages of exploration throughout the Arctic
realm at all seasons of the year, and that it
is not necessary to house up in winter
as has heretofore been the custom. Profitting
by his experience it is likely that some gov
eminent will yet have the intelligence to Sc
lect from the northern ports of Norway the
seamen for its Arctic ship and to place this
ship in command of an officer who Sc training
and experience qualify him for the post.
With a crew composed of men born to the
sea, and almost natives of the Arctic regions,
an officer of the right stamp might hope to
penetrate TO the pole and to unlock those
secrets whose knowledge, as the scientists in
form us, is to be Of such great and enduring
value to the world.
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THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

4 The County Commissioners did not meet
pn the third Monday in September and re-
solve themselves into a Board of Equaliza-
aion as required by law. Only one Commits
fioner, Mr.. 8atterton, was present. OF the
rest, Col. Morse was detained in the neigh
borhood of New Chicano by business engage
anents and Mr.. Zenor was absent on a visit to
4he National Park. Owing to this failure to
meet on the day prescribed by law many are
f~nclined to doubt the legality of any meet
ling which may hereafter be held. But the
Board of Equalization is subject to the rules
governing executive bodies. If so, a quorum
3can legally transact any business coming reg
sularlY before it: and a minority can adjourn
from day to day until the requisite quorum
assemblies. Now the Board of Equalization
bias a membership of only three. Two Of
those members form a quorum for the legal
transaction of business, and hence, strange
though it may sound at first, one member
constitutes the minority by which a regular
meeting Of the board can be declared ad-
jourRed. Mr.. Batterton "met together ON
Monday, the Goth inst, and when he de clared
seshe meeting adjourned We think the action of
amy meeting subsequently held in pursuance
be that adjournment will he held valid in law.
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ne Maine election, followed Inv

The Maine election, followed by the exce,-
lent nominations made by the democrats os
New Hampshire, has had the effect of ADDING
the Old Granite state to the list marked
doubtful " for November. The Hon. Franz
Jones, democratic nominee for governor of
New Hampshire, is a statesman If NOVA,
ao',''S' a business man of sterling integrity
and wlthal one of the most popular men in
the state Ills nomination has inspired the
democrats of New England with a world Of
confidence, and no one need be surprisea r.
on 'ne e.en''ul ID of November, Name, New
Hampshire, Connecticut and Massacbnso,,.
declare by their votes that the political credit
OF The Mooi''er candidate is a long wav be.
low par. Z
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A VOICE FOR HANCOCK

Sounds of JOY and shouts of gladness
Echo through the Western realm,
For the North and South united
Call our Hancock to the helm.
Twenty years of wrong and sorrow
Buried in his rule shall be
Fifty million hearts shall hail him,
From the mountains to the sea
All the States lift up their voices,
South and North and East and Yves
With q cry of e%xultatiOn
For the bravest and the best.
Though q soldier and foeman
In the deadly hour of fight.
We have tried and found this leader
Brayer in the cause of right.
Not as emperor of a nation
Will we crown him, nor as king;
No republic is our country
From whose soil dictators spring.
But a band of sovereign sisters,
Each n equal to the rest,
Do him honor, and united
Spread their banner DER his crest.
Let the links be Joined together
That so long have lain apart,
And let Hancock be the cement
Thai will bind them heart to heart.
Cincinnati Eng,
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REPU BLICAN TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress,
WILBUR F. SANDERS.
For District Attorney,
F T MCBRIDE.
For Joint Councilmen,
CHARLES L MEADER,
HIRAM KNOWLES,
GEORGE NJ BROWN,
FRANK L WoRDEN,
For Representatives.,
CHARLES S WARREN,
JOHN BELL,
GEORGE w IRVINE, II,
GEORGE w MORSE,
JAMES K PARDEE,
DAVID JOINS,
For Sheriff,
DAVID n UPTON.
Fer Clerk and Recorder,
A WITTER,
For Assessor,
GEORGE W JONES,
For Treasurer,
LEW COLEMAN,
For Probate Judge,
ORREN EMErsuN,
For County Commissioner.
WILLIAM NJ JACK.
For County Surveyor,
G KELLOGG,
For Superintendent of Public instruction
l. E HOLMES,
For Coroner,
L NJ HAINEs,
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The Inter Ocean announces that .
Hancock's election August Belmont is 10 ha
Secretary of the Treasury. A statement, -,
the Inter Ocean to this effect amounts 70 w.
assurance that Mr.. Belmont will not be sao
retary from and after the 18th of nav, N.Y.,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28

i For District Attorney, A. E. Mayhem.
! For Councilman. Joseph A. Browne.
4 For Representative. j. +. Rodgers.
! For Joint Representative, VIM. D.. Davis.
For Sheriff and Assessor, Orvillc w. w. Rote.
4 For Clerk. Recorder and Probate Judge, A. L.
Y For County Treasurer and School Superinten-
dent, VIM. Shineberger.
For County Commissioner, Philip Lowell.
For County Coroner, VIM. II. Wright.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28

For the Council, +. c. Ives.
For Representative. Fl. Chambers.
For Joint Representative, VIM. ID. Davis.
Fol Sheriff and Assessor. Joseph Marion.
For Treasurer. Thomas williams.
For Probate Judge and Recorder, W. j. Ste
'phens.
For County Commissioners. Moses
and II. Bell.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET
DEMOCRATIC G CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
For Delegate to Congress,
MARTIN MAGINNIS.
DEER LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DEER LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For the Council,
A Il MITCHELL,
E d AIKEN,
J A BROWNE,
+ G Ives.
Fer District Attorney,
A E MAYHEM.
Fer the House,
STEPHEN DEWoLF,
CHRISTIAN B. HOUsER,
RICHARD S. JONES,
ROBERT G. HUMRER,
STERET HIGGINS,
ISRAEL GLEN.
:. Fer County Commissioner
ROLLA BUTCHER,
For Sheriff,
LOT 2: SMITH.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS II. IRVINE.
For Clerk and Recorder,
JAMES S. MCANDREws,
For Assessor,
JAMES 3. MCMAsTER.
Fol- Probate Judge,
!, CALEB E. IRVINE.
!, For Coroner,
THOMAS STRANG.
For SUPP. of Public instruction,
C.. 4. HARDENBROok
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NiOIhcrs Moflers,. Mnthersll,

Ara you disturbed at nigh! and broken of your
rest by s!ck child suffering snd CRYING with tho
txtrucia;irg pain Of cutting teeih2 Ifso. e, n:
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little sufferer immadi ately--depend upon il;
there Is n" mistake sb ut 1t. Ihc1o is 10.
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eoRes, ard give Ia5. To tho mother, a.d roiier
end Ieslta to the child. opcr.ting like magic.
II 10 perfectly ssfe to in nil cases. and pleas
ant to the taste and is Tic prescription OF ono of
Inc Oldest and best female physicians End nurses
III the United States Full directions for usinr
will accompany csch bottle None genuine un.
iie'ss tho facsimile Of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside ~rscper Sold by all Medicine
renieis. Twenty I've Cents botto Beware of
limitations.
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From South AIncricu.

New York, Juno l4.-Tho following is O
copy Of O telegram just received from The Coz
sui General Of Peru at Panama by The charge
d ufarcs 10 this county:
'Tacaa has Lcen occupied by tic Chliaps
after three days fighting. Coloocl Camacbo,
of Bolivia, was killed, and 5000 men 90 beth
sides were plsc.d hors du combat. Tacna was
bcseged ~ the allie armies, and 600 Gillian
prisoners wtr, taken by Montero The Chiians
are completely surrounded By L,ba and Mon
tcro."
LONDON. Juno II -Iotelligcnco received
from Hi, Janeiro represents that Tho Chiiians
on the 7th last, took the town IF Z rioa, Peru,
by assault and msdo prisoners OF tho garrison.
The Peruvian corvette Nance Capao WIS sunk,
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

J. a. Hambloton s. Cos Baltimore financial
eros AZ OF LAST Saturday says: "Vir9inia con
SIS sni lO.1oi arc steady, with 10 material
Change in prices. ConsoIs sold between 5ts and
IS, and 10 dJ5 between Al and at. Con,ol cou-
raos ,!ua on the first of July nsxs sold q. So
Nd IL 10 col2oI.s Of same data n. %. This i.
he hlghCst price tina! coupons hare ever brou,ht
before they become Que, and is ndisputsble ov-
iiaEce That the bonds arc too low. There is no
fc.son Why coEsols thou,d no. be ceiling 1T 70
arl 10 49, =! ~ or CvoT, and wo oEpect ID soc
them coll st those fgu7os.'
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BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TAG
Of Virginia. '>'S'' Nv
Joo,h 4. Adams ns;ei Bankrupt S1 bankruptcy
At Ale1sucria, on the 18th day of June, A. d.
10 Whom 1t may concern: Please 10 take no
ice hereby, that q Petition has haeu, to wit: On
the ON day OF January, A. u. 1880. filed in said
Distllct Court by Joseph a. Adams, of Lou.
noun county. in esd District, who has been
heretofore duly declared Bankrupt under the
more Uniform System of Bankruptcy through.
out Inc United States" approved March %,
1871, iGr a discharge and Certificate thereof
from oil his debts snd other claims p1ovsb,e un-
der ;eN SAD Act, and that the :6h day of June,
~ U a. z O'Clock p. NJ, before Thos. s. Atkins
one ei Ine haeglsters OF said Court in Bankrupt
cy, 81 his ONCE, IN Alexsnlris, in said District
Is the Time and place assigned for hearing OF
Tue same; when and where you may attend and
show cause, il any you have, why tho PRAYER Of
the Eaid Petitioner should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, thst the second
and tofd meetings Of the Creditors Of said
DshAl"pi Will % Eeld at the same time and
place.. THOS. s. ATKINS,
Eogister in Bsnkru oLcy for
jas WV S:h Cong'l. Dist. Of Va.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for tho Eastern Distri1t
OF Virali4
william I'M e. E c %s:f Ea Si bankruptcy
Il Alexandria, on the 18th day Of Ju5n A. u
1850
10 whom II my concern: Please to fake ,.
lice 'cby, that Petition has hoen, to vii on
The 81 day Of April, A. D. 1850, lied in said
District Court by William Il. Carr, of I.oudou1
county, in Ead District, who has bsen heretofore
duly declared Bankrupt under the Act of Con.
gress. entitled IAN Act to Establish a mere
Uniform System Of Bankruptcy throughout tho
United States approved March "a, 1867, for \
discharge and Certificate thereof, from s;l bis
debts and other clsins provabe under said Ac.
and that the 18th day of June, AID. 1880, At !
O'Clock .. NJ, before Thos. s. Atkins, ore of tbs
Registers of said Court in Barkrup.cz at his
etlice in Alexandria, in said District is the
time and place assigned for the hearing Of The
same: when and where you may attend and
chow cause, if any you hsvo. why the PRAYER of
tho said Petitioner should not DO granted.
Ecu are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings Of the Creditors CT said
Bankrupt will be Eo!d st tho same limo nrd
place. THOS. s. ATKINS
Register in Bankruptcy for
Jel1-T2W Sth Cong'l. Dist. of Va.
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CANAL COM Nj ERCE.

,Atfyed-Boats r II Faile, ID a Myers, DR.
; ID Lewis, j Day ton. w j Boolto. jr, II
Ale, Green hid w Morris. 10 American
) 80 &c, Johnnie Eertens, Little Eddie, NJ
~tGh and } X Coulter, 10 Georges Crack Coal
t"4 Iron Co; FaLncn and Harlow Bros, &c j 7
! gaew & C,
-; :! u IL Wis, Dayton, w Poothe, Jr, j II
! Il ale, Green, j w morris, Johnnie eItena,
u Shaner, 4 cannon and Little Addle
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American Vessel Searched.

Boston. June l4-Tho Amcr,c,u schooner
Euoic, 7. NeWc,mb, Captain Baker, which
arrived hero to day from Part Antonio, reports
that on May 49, II miles IF tho Cuban coast
sho Was fred upon by q Splpish irigato, which
fired two sho's. Tho schooner hosted tho
AncIics N fl * AID hCv, to, when nm cIioer
boarded her and searched for srus.
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Stop it ct orc. II you see your uurso giving
tho baby either L!u1aDum. Parcgorio or any
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orc, lfyou want good madciue fur your
children, get DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, watrauted
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MEDICINAL,

old DR.. DODDS POWDERS Now
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Weaknees and often destroying bo!h body on
mind. and bringing on dmnesi of vision, ..rIr
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cal lncspacity, insanity and consumption. Pric
81 per pscSsge. Or six packages for SIS.
TX. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS will
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and all urinary diseases. ncrvou, debility los. Of
manhood. seminal emissions. impotsncg c,usei
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weakness or whites. scrofuls, syphilis in all Il.
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EXCUKslOss, pICNICs. &c
STHAMEK MYSTIC EXCURSIONS,
- $500

cen m,HC2g
Saturday. Juno -, IsS0,
aud continue during the sca9on. TO O,c:uuan
Falls Mondays Tuesdays and Thnrs5aya :;
Smiths Point Saturdays and Sundays.
Tho steamer will leave tho Potomsc Ferry
wharf At 0 60 n. shsrp; reusns 81 6 o. m. from
Cccoquan, and m. from Smiths Point
Tickets 25c; Sundays So. On Wednesdays to
G!ymont snd Fridays to Marshall Hall leaving
al 80 a. m. and 2%) p. m. sharp returning q,
l p. m, p. NJ. and IL p. m on steamer Civ
of Alexandria. Round trip lIc.
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)E },

~ 30 oc:cck, this mornir Of consumption,
JOHN +: WALKER, sged 81 years and 6
Gags R Funeral IT, morrow evening Iron,
his lsto Eesl6eEce, on Duke street, near Royal.
BAIT. ispf:s plssse copy
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES lime IA 1885,
For the Middle Atlantic States rising barometer,
cooler northsrly winds and partly cloudy
weather.
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FOX SALE Shk RENT

TOR RgNT-The THREE STORY BRICK
- HOUSE, No IS north Fairfax st Has all
Inc modern improvements including ba,hrouui.
gas, cooking range and p.rlor heatef.
lob It'll r. t. CORBEcT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-14

Tie republicans Of the Third w,rl will meet
at the old court house to morrow night for the
purpose CT scIeciiug delegates to county c,u
Vautlon to b. held 10 this city ct an enly day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-14

CONTRACT AwARDED.-MessIs. German Il
Petlitt, boiler makers, on Uuion street, have
been awarded the contract for building q new
boiler for the steamer Enterprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-14

A GARFIELD ARTHUR CLUB -Th,re will he
meeting of the republicans of the CITY ut Il e
c,lored Odd Fellows Hall 10 biRbt for the
purpose of organizing Garfield Arthur cane
paign club. Addresses will be made By Mess.
Louis e. Payne, +. NJ. Hunter and Others.
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Run INTo.-TWo gentlemen Of this CITY.
while returning from Washington Saturday
night, about eight clock, in buggy, were run
iut9o by two horse wagon. Tho occupants
of the buggy we're thrown cut. narrowly escap
ing injury, and The vehicle 10 which they were
seated was cons derably damaged.
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suif red iesTlulIy with sscIicn int; weal
90 c'ntch's. hi d every remedy withou! lcccs, :;
Giles Luln,nt lOdiie Ammonia cured INC.
THOMAS NCpONNELI,
lis William street, Mcut,c,l.
Giles Pals cue LiVrr Ctmrliint. Sell by
all druggists. Sad Tor InIupkirf. Tri,l 81
% ceots Dir GILES,
10 West Broadway, N, \.
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SSfh WANTED.

SSEh WANTED.
E,oOO FOR ONE YEAR by q Depart-
'shs cierk; endorsed by Department Official.
t"e Insurance policy will be placed in the
"a s"i the lender. Address W. A. Nd, GIG
'', W. Washington, D. q. jel4-3L'
VSI-Y Yesterday, Lear, or in tho Gospel
T,HIi tn, Ct the upper end tf Luke street,
=" EHl I UULLA RS-two TN doilnr bills.
I,r Under Will be rewarded by 20 Wig it At this
'."c"' It
AIDES WASHABLE BELTS, 10 ell col.
ofs; Pic, 81 20 each.
-!"iZ-l' g. M. ADAMS, % King 81.
s 'hlCULTURAL PEAS for sale by
"a i"l2 THOS. PERRY, Aet.
IKlME LEMONS for sale at
ELL j. G. MILBURNS.
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a CARD-HaviDg this day received from
"a Messrs s. II. Jsuney s. Son, AGENTS Of The
Virginia State Insurance Company, Of Rich
M md, payment in full for tho loss sustained
by the destruction Of my dwelling by fro on the
2lst Of last month, my thanks are hereby ten.
dered for the prompt settlement of my claim.
jell-St CHARLES HARRISON