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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

REpAlRED.-Tho steamer Jane Mcscey.
which bad her whael aud shafr injured by the
collision with the ssnd barge off Jones Point,
yesterday morning. while on Der trip dowu the
Potomac. aud had to come back to this ct7 for
repairs, an which were completed last pi,ht,
started on her trip ut - O'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

IHE REFORM CLUB The members Of the
Alsxiudt!a Reform Club will meet ct their ball
on FaIrtsx St:cet to night. aud proceed 10 q
body TO the n. h Chuch. where temperluco
address will be dengered b, Mrs. Youmaus, OF
Causda. The ally is said TO be an ex ,ellrnl
lecturer, aod viii, no doubt, have large gu.
dleuce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS Mr.. |
E,chteIs 5 advertisements appear 10 to days
paper. His stock Of goods is large and varied
apd the Pre- q are IS low Is 10 any CITY south oil
New York. He has just received large add
tlops to lis already complete stock of goods, and
is otfcrng great Inducements to purchasers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
FDEEE RFSEy-f TsES-

Rev. Jackson Strange, colored. is erecting o
fine brick residence on Duke street.
The Virginia Midland R,lroad Company is
charging, aot improving the ladies' reception
room ct the depot,
The hop to be given at McBurroy' 8 Holl
to hight, Uy the single gentlemen Of the city,
bids tair 10 be one OF the most successful Affairs
OF the season.
Rev. Dr.. Bullock, of the UoioI P;esby terau
Church, Preached to large congregation, ct
Roberts Chapel, colored, las. plight, sitter which
q missionary collection wss taken up.
There YES g smsll audience prescp, last night
st Sarepta Hail 10 wtpess the Fools Revenge,
but the entertainment is said to have been su
exc ;l!ent enc. The truth is that the people Of
AicysGdri8 have been fooled SO often BY bad
shows that they are afraid 20 attend any.
A member Of the Reform Club, pulled ou.
Two well filed pocket books op King streut this
doing 10 good. Twelve months ego all the
money made wan. to pay off 3 dead horse,
now | have more money than | ever had in NY
life, ard don't owe cent. lie cracked bis
iipge!s aud went on happy.
TAKE WARNING &c oods are positively ad
Vstcng, and advat chg rapidly. and before We
take cur annual Inventory W. will sell all good;
at old price,. We have large stuck OF Dry
Goods Carpets, P.ece Goods, ks. Casbmers
| aud various Other goods. Parties investing
| no1U will save from 20 10 50 per ct. Call snC
see US. Isaac Iceberg
Successor 10 Stay maker 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

PERSONAL Rev. Or. b. +. Sprigg (editor
OF The Southern Churehman, ADD rector of
Meade Charcl, Richmond ADD wlf, are 10 the
city, stopping ct the residence oil Albert Stuart,
csQ
DR.. L. A. Sablcr. Health Officer, who has
been corfned 10 his room for tho past week
with I'D affection Of the throat, was ID Geh bottcc
to Day.
Mr. j. H. McVeigh. who has been indi:posed
for somo time, has, his many friends will be
pleased to learn, entirely recovered and IS out
sgain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

UIT.-Tho Washington Post, says that 8
sui. was entered on Tu Stay last by Leg SCrcigh.
100 agaiOst Garwood l. Williamson, to set aside
a sale Of TWO houses on Eleventh street, mort h
OF Mary lard avenue. The ompIairsn,s set
forth hat they arc the hers Of man named
EuRi-h, wh0 kept restaurant in Al, xardns
and died without will GarHo9d, who is
sheriff OF that county, sold the property and
bought thefo Two houses FIR the complainaDts,
paying the roceeds $1,000 thereon. an TO-
cumbfsnce oil $500 vas supposed by them to be-
al that was on the property, ard uo!hlng YVES
known TO thc contrary until red flag Was put
Up aud the rropert5 500 to Williamson 90 q
trust Tor $500. Ike biil seeks general raici
10 the premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage Licenses
we're ISSUED 10 Washington yesterday to Wu.
Powell, of Montgomery county. Md, and
pauhoe Kaiser, OF Wsshiostob; Wilson Boiden,
OF New York. and Ellen O. Page, of Alexau
ora, Va; James +, Harper, of Richnoud
Va, auo LsveDla NJ. B+Ischlu, Of Washing
Son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Jan. Is, 1880,
For tho Middle States warm, variable and east
crIy wiuds, clear followed by partly cloudy
ather, stationary or falliog barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT A aGnaturc drs-
MAJ C enlcitsInmeD; Was held at the residence
Of Mr.. }. T. Travis, corner of Wolfe and Henry
streets, last night, at which large number
were present. and q pleasant evening spent.
Among tho tab'caux and pieces presented we're
a bnrcsquc nj Auat Poliy's SIogipg School,
Takiog the Vii, Pocahontas javiDg the Life
o. Caplaio John Smith, SIaop!Dg Beauty, A
Fr nch Wcddlcg q Century Ago. Morning
and Night. AmUag those who took part Sc.e
Earnest Mills and Edward Grimes, Of this
city, AID Robert Trebt. Of Lyle burg, aud Miss
Lille BroWD, Of this city, and Miss Lille NJ Ar
rlCcr. OF Raprah ana; ck, the Misses Jones, OF
LytchburR, Miss Emma jones', of DanriII2,
And Miss Laura Bruce, Of Cupeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

BONDS FUNDED Up to rcon t. day the
Auditor had tuuded OF corporation bonds she
sum Of S79T POO nuder the set OF 1879
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

HE Foo fife fog on the river was
again very heavy this norping. 1t lasted all
the morning, and was so thick that nsV1sion
Was almost eD.llcy suspended There was bu,
one boat running or the Washington route and
that one made GOT moro than two trips The
steamer W. w. Corcoran did not leave her
~haif unit! thia afternoon, and the steamer
Virginia got lost on tic hs,s and the bells 90
the wharf had TO tie rpns for her, and after a
good deGl Of pulling aud blowing and whistliag
she finally succeeded 10 getting eff and went on
her way r'i,lciug In the afternoon the tcg
lifted, and some oyster boats and fat dlublu
order, looking like thing Of beauty, set sails
for the lower Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

KEY. y. t. tLlPPo AL VINO kdoG this
9enticuan aud have heard MIN lecture will DC
pIea ed to learn that he will, perhaps, te ip
Alexandria in few weeks to deliver bis new
lecture on 'DithcIliies, which is said 20 De
By tar his b;st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

BLACK CAsHMERss Tsuise and Henrietta
cloth just opened new line at
ISAAC EICEBERG'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

JUST THINK. ref moment, and see what
you Can save BY buying row at
ISAAC EICuBERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

Ro @hiCAa 10 % BATTLE MARKET, Jan. l5.-Hogs-
receipts 42O00 head; shipments iN0. ,bo KS
ket WEAK and badly broken, with dsoI;n aaA -
~ t0 mi!ed packing 40sSi co; light a:a5s
CAMS nv e 6oI so heavy IOsS49O Csttle-ke
choice scarce and firm at 70.s5 50 nTOo 70 70
ne2,um shipping duh, slow snI essler Ct 2 A.
% % butchers IN good demand snd firm o,Hs
5.So tU pulls 81; stockers SLOW and essiar a.
lOas@ ~ Sheep Receipts 200 besd shin.
"enIs oVO market active snd GrH. d. 4.S5 50.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKrr 10, *
OlefinHs OF 22l head OF Cattle, lS5 of which
we're sod st 5s53c fer best on sale: 4ls43 for
tal7 to gooo, aid 3i43?: for ordinsrv IN fsir :.
lows sHd Bulls 24s3c there was . scarcity Of:
10y SaL!ic' which sold we'll. but o.her grsdes
wore SOY sheen market brisk, $50 hosd of
which sold 81 4!,5ic
LINclSfATI EoG MARKET. Jan. 5-Hoys
essy; c"mm0n 3 60sS4 30; light 35ssi ~ .
oack!rg 4 80 sS4 6Ui butchers t0aS4 IS; receints
lo23Ui sAlpments 400
BALTIMORE, Jan. lG -Virsims g. defarr,d : .
&c consolidated 59s do second series 303 psst
nHe coupons T7a; new ten forties 80 asked ::
Fifk'ais p9Gicr counons : bid to- day. Cotton
iai"t; middiins l2s Flour dull and heavy :;
VAT: stfest md Westrn Super IS S. Is; do
sS.;a b 5VaSo 25i do Family G 20 81 rs: Civ
Mis- Super 75aS5 Is; do Extra 50.SG Is do
Family las! SOi do ttio brsnda 50sS7 rs; Pa.
t.pSco Family IS %. Wheu.-Soutbern uomi.
nal ID absence Of receipts Western lower snd
weak but fairly nc.iGe; Southern red 35sl38;
do amber 40 .43i No Western winter I'D
srct and jan 1891; Feb l4l4 .li's: March l459.
ii.s Apfi! l4o.l4s5; May i49,l49i. Corn
;,o9!hetn, ~hi:a easier yellow firm; Western
over Ind du'ii southern white 81; do yellow
%: Western mixed SCOT, Jan. Feb and Maf 5S1 :,
. arA! oG:GG! steamer 80 sc Oats out
nH+ MN Hou:harn 1918; Western white asa
~ do r.iza6 4t:47; fcnna 48=49 Rive dull A.
I1''' dsy Steady primo 10 choice Psnns and
Marftsnd l'aS' S Gci.ee stoa+y; Rio caryoes
~ - Eug.i cfmi soft: 81 Nhi key dull
81 ll5sSl y
HET 1cEK, Jan. l6.--ctocks strong, Money
9.o. Flour dull. Wheat heavy. Corn dull.
PokT OF ALEXANDRIA,, JAEUAHY 16
-un t!s2s. Is sun .et=........ 5 S
AaEIYED.
Ctr Lady OF lha Lake, Norfola to + 4 Reed
CLEARED,
Str Lsdy OF tho Lake Norfolk. by y A Reed.
StElD : Knight, New York. by r A Reed :.
Dir Jane Iicseley, lower Pore. by z = Reed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

Inc market is quiet. Flour Is I'll . cents on
all brands, and W g revise quotations. Whea. is
il light receipt and prices are lower, and we note
sales OF COD bushels at l39, 40 snd al, IS to
quality, the latter prices being for fancy lot Of
Lancaster. Corn is q shade frmsr, with small
sales of white 81 S. No Oats reported, and one
sInsll lot Of Rye brought 80. Bacon is dull, but
prices are unchanged Country produceis quiet.
aud prices are dropping. Salt is shade lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

BEST QUILTS We have lust opened $50 Of
be bes, Quilts, aud We are selling them o,
Sl.5O They sre OF N. | q1sliiy, tuil length,
and worth double. |. EICHBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

BODY sSATCHERs.- Mary Taylor, the colorcd
woman who diet yesterday after short illness,
was buried to day from the lst Baptist Church,
and the fuucral was attended by large crowd
of colored people. II taking with coIorcd
mao this morning named Geo. Straight, it was
learoed that it ie onfdeuly believed By not q
few OF her race that her death was caused from
fright. Straight stated that one night last week,
while the woman was returning from her place
Of service, she was grabbed by something"
which Eau out Of 80 eIley, supposed to be a
kdoappcr, and upon her making an outcrY,
The "nappei" ran of, since which time she has
been sick
We'll, do you think kidnappers are around
now?
Il haVes no doubt Of it. sir; and believes
they waited that woman to cut her up, aud
ahl tol1 that there is law allowing them 10
c)ne out every seven years. and capture who
e7er they pease, but they are cut before their
time DOW"
He also stated that il mao killed one of
these osppers, they could not be handled for it
Ia rather dangerous doctrine) but he never
beard OF ono Ut hem being hurt. According
to bis aocouot, three persons have been mis-, log
-;Wo women and one mBB-Hiihin tho PES
two weeks aDd they are supposed to be DOW iu
the dl,secting room. He was surprised at
doubts being expressed as to the existence OF
kldnappers, snd said he koew pe.sous who had
oc@D carried off by them. The poor old fellow
was full Of Douons, snd believed, from the
bottom OF lis heart, 10 coLiara:ion. powders.
NC This belief about kInappers going abou',
With large lpdia rubber bags, seeking whom
b y may devour. is not alone c0n6ped to him,
t1r he named L whole reghb0rhood that vas
x;ited about it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

RICHMOND MARKET, Jsny. l6.-The market
is generally quiet, with limited Transactions In
Flour there is but little doing. and prices are
ak, and only upheld By light stocks The
quotations arc from / .SS for Ane to choice fsmi
~ brands Receipts Of Whest are light, With
ss!es ct ltO,14Q for Fultz and l45 fer Lancaster,
and l47 for prlm, mixed. Offerings of Corn fsir ;
sales hi 56at0 Tor prime W hite, and 50 70. mixed
A few bushels of Rye brought 75 Nothisg do
ing in Oats o.day, and quotations nominslly
from AZ 445.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

4 MOTHER NOTiCE-Ws must iusist upon
"A our friends paying up their accounts to the
let Ct January, 1880, specially these whose bill,
have been standing sometime.
! Al l6 d. F. BRkSHEAR.
SIMMOE'S LIVER REGULATOR in the
~ ususl size bottles snd packages; also il CSC
packages !; just received by
isnlU H. S. LkADBEATER s. BRO,
CWISS PROCESS, Cameron Mills. Wenger
- and Bridgewster Flour, for sale at
J. G. M1LBURNS,
JAMS 10 N. Royal st.
@Tbe best assorted stock snd the cheapest
Boys sud Youths School Shoes in the city.
sepl9 w. B. WADDEY, ITO King +,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
IN WASHINGTON.

Colored Satins reduced to 75o; very wide and
hosVy Wool shaker Flannel Zoe; Piano Covers.
hsndsomel y embroidered with silk, So IS; beau.
iiiul Wool Dress Goods, all colors, l2ic; Lsdies'
Closks q 80 to $l5; pure Wool Double Twilled
tineham Lace for curtains 124 to ST: lsrye sizs
Double Blankets 81 So special bargains ia Col.
ored aud Black Silks, rs, 81, 81, l IL ! rs up to
81 90; Ladies Heavy Whghl Light Cloakine
G!olh; Coiored aud Black Cashmeres Pure
Wool Extra Wide Double Width. reduced to
mems and boys wasr 25c to ST. SO; gocd DARK
Ca'lc' DC; Heavy C.nton Flannel 61c; Broohe
Shaw 5, Colored and Black Silk Velvets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

WEDDING marriage OF Mr.. John Z.
Stud is to Miss Amanda Warren took place 10
ST. Johns Chapel, West Eod, light night, iu
the presence of large audience. After the
marriage ceremony, the couple returned to their
home where reception Was held and a general
good time bid. Among those present we're j.
II. Watkios and wife. Joseph Chauocay and
wife, }. w. Br1wo and daughter, Leonard
Jennie Studds, Mis- Mary Emma Penn. Miss
Lille Watkins, j. II. aud r W. Ccl.mau,
Albert S.udds, Wm. S'udds Jacob A. Studis,
Julien +. Chau0cey, VIM. f. Peuo, Z W.
Watkins and }. B. Watkins There we're also
present from THIS city Mc:srs. Samuel Henry.
Anthony tI.rper Morris ShuEau, Mrs Rich
ford aDd daughter. Mrs. John Stapdiford aud
daughter, and Mr.. Edgar Campbell ard sister,
aud Miss Belle Coleman Of Washington.
DEAD MEy's SuoEs.-Theso are strange
TINES We have fallen upon. There is nolhiug
sacred old Institutions, the most seIiou.
Thoughts, and even death Itself, are swept away
before tie grand rush for Office Mr.. jefferson
lacey died on Wednesday night, sod this
morDiog, before he had been placed 10 thc
ground, the only thing the people from the
county talked abou. vas the treasurer ship
made V.canf by the ah OF that genteme 90
Already thsr9 are Duurr1us Candidates gCi1y
around With p2tltloDs tG sIgD wherein they are
shj W 70 be the best fellows IL the world. The
desire for cthoe is fast c0mlug a,iona char
tc'eIis &c Of the people, aud baf0re long there
WI! be nothing but ofhcehOlders IN the cauot!y,
aod then will come to pass the saying, MAJ 5
rhIcf ord g n hold OfIna ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

LTNcuBURo MARKET, Jsn'y. Is Tho mar
ket is only fairly active, but prices are fem
Flour quiet but steady st 5 75aS9 90 for fae &c
Y "a family brands. In Wheat there liz To-
much doing, and he receipts sre limited, Tx
quotstIons being from l304l40 Corn firm al 81
MOI for mix ID, and 53A57 for white. Rye nou'i.
nslly IS 50 srd Oats 40aI5 for spring. and IS
90 .or winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

FEEDERIcKsBURa MARKET, Jsn'y. 10 The
market Is quiet. Flour unchanged. being quoted
at 25.SS 81 for super to choice family brands
Receipts of Wheat limited aud sales slow
Futz is quoted at l42al50 and Lancaster at is }
al52 Corn in light receipt, and quoted 81 asa
81 tor white. OsIs 90 49, Rye IS 90 nominally.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Jan 6.--J. Lloyd
Hatch, to whom the Grocers' Bank
attribute the most of their difficul~
ties, has been indicted for forgery.
1t is believed the forgeries will
amount to 100000.
A fire broke out at 6 o'clock this
morning in the Gil works of Lom-
bard & Ayres, on North river, at
the foot of Seth street. The fire
was caused by the bursting of an
oil still, and the flames spread with
great rapidity. Two persons were
seriously burned and one may, it is
thought, die from his injuries.
james Reilly, ,laborer, aged 40 years,
was burned about the hands, face
and body; was taken to Bellevue
Hospital, suffering terrible agony.
James Eagan, workman, was burned
about the body,but less seriously.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07
MINOR DISPATCHES.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. g.
Archbishop Wood has issued an ap-
peal to the faithful to aid, with
their means, the suffering, poverty
stricken poor of Ireland, and sug'
gests that the pastors of Catholic
churches take up collections. He
adds that he will receive contribu-
tions and see that they are placed
where they are most needed.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. GA
Kansas City dispatch reports that
late yesterday afternoon a train
was thrown from the track on the
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf
Railroad at Shawnee, seven cars
leaving the rails just opposite the
depot. The platform was wrecked
and damage done amounting to
$4,000.
SARDIs, MISS, Jan. 6.-Last
Saturday night, John Harris, depu-
ty sheriff of Pamela county, while
seated in his Office, was shot and
mortally wounded by an unknown
party. Scandal is said to be at the
bottom of the affair.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07
MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Jan. Cat a caucus
of the Fusionists, held last night,
speeches were made upon the con-
dition of affairs, proclaiming ad-
herence to the Constitution and
laws, as they understood them.
They held in respect the opinion of
the Court, and should it be found
they were in the majority in the
Legislature, it should not be under
stood they would invade the rights
of the minority. The meeting was
harmonious and determination was
expressed to organize a Legislature
according to the certificates issued.
Gen. Chamberlain was summoned
to consult with Gov. Garcelon, and
it was decided that there was no
necessity in employing military
force on Wednesday; that the
police would be sufficient.
Mr.. Water, of Pennington, count
ed in member, persists in refusing
his certificate and will decline to
participate in the proceedings of the
Legislature.
Mr. Sproul, of Vexie, also still
adheres to his determination to keep
away from the Legislature. Three
other Fusion members are known
positively to refuse their cera
tifcates, and one or two are
detained at home by sickness.
The remainder are here participate
ing in the caucusses, but it is not
known whether all will take part in
the organization.
VIM. Hobsen, who is counted in
as Senator from Lincoln, says he
intends to do what is right and fol-
low the Greenback party; that he
shall take his seat Immediately and
make motion to raise committee
to investigate the election in Lin,
coin county. fr1
J Fifty extra men were placed in
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07
BISHOP sIMPsON.


He breaches Two Power nj Sc mOns.
Bishop Simpson who is perhaps
the strongest man In the Northern
branch of the Methodist Church, has
been spending few days in Atlanta.
On Sunday morning he preached to a
large congregation in the Northern
Meth odist Church, Marietta street,
making such n deer impression that
every seat was takenat the First Meth
odist Church, Peachtree street, In the
evening, to hear theeminent divine.
The Bishop is TALL, silver-haired
man, with slightly STOPPING shoulders.
He is slender, and has thin, Alex.
Stephens.like face, "Gcklied DER with
the pale cast of thought" His de.
livery is peculiar, but very attractive,
his voice being sineularly clear and
we'll modulated, and his gesticulation
easy and very impressive. He spoke
without notes of any aind.
His subject was th, Power of the
Christian Religion" His style Is re-
markable for its conclsen ess, finish and
great fluency. The sermon was
magnificent effort. Y was a sermon,
and vet it had the attractive features
Of the oration. Their were the beau.
tiful narrative to fix the attention, the
keen analysis to catcl the reason, the
flushing rhetoric to delight the fancy
and the earnest eloqttnce to stir the
heart. 1t was a maserly effort, and
for one hour completely enchsined the
vast congregation. bishop Simpson
made splendid imppssion in Allan.
Ia, and we will be gAd to see him
here often. He was ttp guest of Gov
ernor CoIquitt during tis brief stay in
the city. He left at two o'clock yes
terday for Montgomerys-Attanto Con.
stitution.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07

erson, j. r. Shultz, j. Boring and T.
r. Handy. The interest OF the meet
ing is increasing and we hope 10 see a
gracious revival of religion In the
town.
In the meantime, disease and death
have cast gloom over the entire
scene. Mr.. James Barnes and Mrs.
Hattie Sehorn, wife OF DIR. J. w. Sc
horn, are dead. Both Of consumption.
The former died over week since,
the latter on Wednesday night last at
II o'clock. AS the new year dswned,
her immortal spirit fed to Heaven,
for she died triumphant death. The
grief-stricken husband, who is him
self sorely afflicted, the motherless
children, and also the bereaved family
of Mr.. Barnes, have our deepest sym
pathy. ]. M Gentry, Esq and Mr..
Lawson Clifford are both very sick.
j. r. Ii.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07

the State house this morning at
about l o'clock, and it is stated
that two hundred more armed men
will be placed there to,night. A
partial organization of the State
militia is announced by Gen. Cham
berlain.
Petitions to admit the twelve
counted,out members from Rocks
land, Bath, Saco, Portland and
Lewiston, were presented to the
Governor and Council this morning,
and hearing has been appointed
for this afternoon.
BosToN, Jan. Ga special from
Augusta mentions the rumor
that the Republicans intend to cap
ture the State Senate by arresting
five Senators.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07
NEW JERSEY.

WOODBRIDGE, Jan. 6.-The night
freight train, due here at 2 o'clock
this morning, from Long Branch,
broke through the Railway river
draw, precipitating the engine and
six caos into the river. The draw
is a complete wreck and the wires
are down. The railroad people say
all the train hands are saved. All
trains have been abandoned from
New York. If the draw can not be
readjusted, the road will be re.
adjusted via Sandy Hook.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-07
A Good Experience.

Every one knows if they will think a
moment, that handmade harness is far
better than machine'made Miller g. Hol.
is all handmade, and as low
as the others sell machine-made. Go to
them for bargains in Saddles, Brides,
Collars, Saddlery Hardware. and Whips.
Special bargains to merchants. Labrador
Cod, and Straight's Oil to exchange with
tanners for leather
MILLER & HoLLINGswoRTH,
Successor to l. G. Miller,
Market Square.