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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

Mr.. lgnacio Garcia. ehnree d'Anaires o
Peru NJ New.York annoueee that Information
has bean receidad by tho Peruvian leeAti0t
In New.Y York, tina, the Peruvian government
has accepted the mediation Of tho Quilted
Slater, after being notified inst y had been
accented bv Chill. q .tlbsr 23L tho seaport
OF Iarique, Peru, WIS ,lu0st totally burned
up. Ths port Is very uuforiuntte. 10 wss
hadly shskeu by 4 Q iersibie earthquake OF
1865. which landed the United States > Gamer
NAtsree te,rly 4 mile inland, vhers It,
skeletpn sliIl Il nda upright among tina sanus.
Nv that earth uAks some GOO tver wero lost.
On the morning Of DC obrr z, ! 70, three
ionrths ct tho iosn we're destroyed b7 y
corhAFrAtIon. which inv lived = Ices OF sb' M
So, eco 600. Tue tow hsd scarcely heeR
r burt. when, on the o h Of May, 1877, II
was again laid waste bs earthquake and tidal
wave. A general cotlaQratlOp sarte aud
then a great lIaal vsve swept In rom the SEES
and completed the work Of desttuction.
Trere we're severe but not desr'uc',ye
aAd on Jan. ~ last year I'D Sifuo I've
inuRdaiiOna hsve Occurred IN b., 81, Cuus"d
By the Overflow OF the River ] -isby. The
loss OF property Is immsnse. HOUSES, mills
aud bridges wers DESTROYED, and the crops
carried away. Grsst ois'ress ~, walls among
the colonists. A fsw lives " re l0st-HeAvy
gales and storms prevailed la Great Britain,
vet. Gttu ana soANs Nts-eilt9Ntft NiN1htu
along tho coast, and msnP lives were lost.
Floods occurred In various parts OF tue
kingdom The diiotders are increasing Ia
IRELAND. Tie people are determined "a
stand for home tue" and the government
IL arTesting the lead r. Of the "land lesrue'
FOR incting troubi., and altogether there II
danger of riot and bloodshrd.-FluOds are
reported In various parts OF France, an
great damage has bAsn done nezr Cherbourg
There Is great suffering from iamIns among
The BAtaum refugees At lsmidt, some 60
milesI from Coistantinople. Tn Secretary
OF the British Emrassy reports that all tbs
children are dead and the women are nop
dying, ard that the men are certain to &C
cumb.--The Kurds are capturing towns II
Northern Persia, and comm,t Ing grest out
RACES. Tha Turk en- troops la Armenia hav,
been cent 10 the sssistsbce OF The Persianf.-
The trouble with the natives in South Africa
IL spreading, and the Cape Colonist troop
can hardly protect the frontier towns froh
pillage and destruction, AnutzAiion dos'
not seem to prove easy ard safe, even unde
the protection OF 8 large feRul7r torca ct Bril-
ish trt OBS. OF course the result vii b,
the telj elton Of Il e natives, but many Va
liable lives have already bean EAor hood, Ant
settlers sublaoisi ti'u1tisd out rags.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
FOR SALE.

geo scref; 70 Ia cultivation; ~ acres IN
fence Tor stock pastursge, all well catered
with living spttns.; good log buildings,
large barn; n No. | iruit orchard. 400 apple
troes, $50 prGch ur's, plums, 1000 Y npee,
(Couuor }. c%berries, g.. -Four NIT, East al
tuscumblA county Ssst), CHURCH aud .ch oI
10 uue miit-iefms ch-sp. Call III BAsSEH
III %, or W. z BurtoL's.
500 Acfes, 46l urder fence; $50 in %cultivs
tiun; Three lam y residences; living walter
IA all partL ottbe Ism 4, fronts O.Nge river
uss mile. barns and Dut houses-ail IN gncd
-rdsr. Prics reasonable. Call on BANSKR
,fijs or j. g. Lurton.
-FuR SALE: A good farm Tor $3.50 contain
log 10 a5res 40 10 cullivpJion, god orchard
oOus sting o. peaches. appivs, piumbs and
cherries. For particulars address L. N.
Robins, Locust Mound, NJ.
FOR SALE-lZ0 a'res; 70 acres under
trnoe, 80 IA culuYauon, n MICS young apple
orchard oi SKY or seventy bearing trees ol'
The pfesises togetber with cabin, smoke.
houS'. stable, and e we'll OF over lAillng va
'er; plenty Of good timber ou the irac Sii
uNted halt IN 10 northwest OF Mt Pleas.
ant, halt mite from school htust: sChOpi
lEught 10 months la ths yerr; church house
sDOut same di-tAr c. ; 'tts altogether n yeTi
desirable situttlon. For terms apply 20 Bau
ner ota - ~ j z. Sp liit &, Piesssnt Nj.
Miller Co. Nj.
FoR SALE 200 scres. 20 acres meadow, 90
10 cultivstlU ; Oie thUusAnl peach tre's, ous
nundrdsd bearing apple trees. sever ty-fv.
grapes Concord and l-h bei'a. Wolls, ciste rbs
1nd springs on tIS plscr. q nd dwellings,,
Oarts Atd out-bou'es; six m,lea from 1us
cumb,r, on State r,Hd 10 Springfield. Terus
,pppiy At BASNER office or p. NJ, Ulm n.
Ridge, Miller Co, No.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
sixty niles I aInuIs o. 4 lin Pan.
[From LAG PItAhnre T"elsrrAnh.l

lFNvM tho thlopufk AslfkfHHusI
Arthur Fitzpatrick, who returned from
Colorado = short time ago, gives the fellow
ing glowing account Of an occurrence ia the
mlulng districts, Of which he was an eys-wit.
mesa; "a miner and some companions we're
crossing the Continental Divide when It was
covered with snow. Three miles below them
down = decline OF forty FIVE degrees. deeply
covered with snow, lay The spot they deSlred
to reach, while going round by rail was
afteen miles. The miner took q tin pan
used for washing gold, spread his blanket
over II, got in himself In q squattlng position
on hIs launches. tucked the blanket around,
held his rife and other traps over bis head
and got one Of his companions TO give him q
push. He Informed ms he went down at the
speed OF sixty miles . minute, and shot lar
out into the valley a. the foot Of the noun
Aln. Whom he stopped he found the solder.
ng Of the pan melted from friction, his
blanket on DIRE, and II was hls impression that
rad he gone much fusther he would have
lurped up, together With all bis trap"
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Formation Of Ihs omitted staier.

We shsil probably have TO wait a few
weeks for an Cflcisl PRONUNCIATION Of The
ptpulst,on OF the country by the Census Blu.
reau as sscertained by the census Of 1850, We
lnser, a table, partly Official and patty esii
mated, which il lot vary materially from
The official figures. This table includPa all
toe States and all the Territories except
Alasks, New Mexico, Washington. snd Wy.
oming, Tho approximate result is as fol.
lowe;
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
M. Pleasant Hotel

BY Jas. r. s%PAuLoiRa.
Tho best OF fste; and SccOmmUd ttions for
the travelling pubic. Fie sample rooms Tor
drDmmsrs aud salesmsn. Be sure " patron
Is the Nj. p essAut Hotel.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
T0tAls......... ss boz, a29 4e Boz. !.
Totals. 29O.UGs

The aggregate population Of the States aud
Territories Compiled In The foregoing state
ment amounts to A9.s86, l4a. The four Ter,
ritories not Included will bring up the total
To abou, 80, 600 Oco, making an increase Of
II 700. 600, or a tribe more than 80 per cent
since the GENIUS OF 1850. This Ia a aatIs.
factory showing. which the official igures
will moi essentially changa.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

No. 2 rod wheat closed yesterday at
~ Of S-s bid cash, 81 OF Ss December,
81 @ 6s January. Corn closed a. 30 l &c
cash, 80 T-Ss JaauAty. o,ts closed at 20 &c
cash, 90 5 30 December Flour was duh and
cAsler.-St. Louis Times Nov. oh. 80.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Dram shup Licsnso.

In Saline township tho people run q re-
monstrsnce against dram shop license obtain
ing 2el OF the eitiaent. The petition for IL
cense had 233 names. Tho court refused the
license. This winds up the dram shop license
in Miller county for the present.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

We have received g numbsr.. Of HAPPYSoNGs
in 40 page MANILA form, music book for day
schools, which certainly fills q real wsot.
The paper and ''gei up" of the little book is
irst class. The musie-Well, we don't sing,
but IL LOOKS bright and cherry. The words
are fun OF life and are not trashy. We think
all teachers will 1nd this little volume il juIt
what they hAve long wanted. Send 10 eents
for specimen copy TO THOMAS KANE d Co /,
2ls WABASH Ave-, oHIc az, lii.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Rice and Philips AaIarInss.
JrHeFeOn CIV Journal.

JrueFeOn Ulty JpUrnAI.
The doubt that has hung over the election
Of a Representative Ia Congress from this, he
7th DiIttict, iS Al last d~esslpa,ed, and the
election Of Hon. t. a.. Rice, o, Boonyille, IS.
sured
The following are the Oaielsl and estimated
msjoritleE;
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Proclamation by the Governor.
SrArs ov NIss URI,

TxgcuTIyE DEPARTMENT,
The labors OF the busbandman have been
bounteousiy rewarded; tho crops have been
saved and securely garnered; we have been
spared The Affections OF a psstilenes; good
htalin has prevailed; the manufacturers have
Increased their labors, the railroads OF our
slals are burdened 10 transporting our pro.
ducts to market; busInst Of ell kinds h .
revived and 10 prosperous; quiet and good
order have prevailed; the laws hare been
Gaithillly executed and enforced. For all
these blesslng', and macy others We have
epjoyed, Ia, Us give thanks to Almighty
God.
Therefore, l, John 5. Phelps, governor OF
the state OF MISC Ih do hereby appoint and
designate Thurssay, the 25th inst, "a a day
OF Thanksgiving, and do recommend the
people Of the state shall, on that day, assem
bic in their respective places Of public
worship aud give thanks TO the Lord Tor the
many blessings with which we have been
favored, and pray for their continuance.
- Ia testimony whereof l have
s,., herenni0 set my hand and caused
~ In be afl xed the CREST sell OF the
49, state OF Missouri. Done at the city
OF j, fferson this % day OF NoYem
Der, A. D., 1850.
Nv the governor. JOHN $. PHELPS.
Mic NAIL X McGRA1H, Secretary OF STATE.
IL Nl.. A.t4n.. s..aA..xa a. -aau 81
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

Horned frJgI ara reported to have saved
the cotton crop Of Clay county Louisians, by
destroy ing the web worm.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

Somebody cay, "the devil only came into
the world after woman was placed here" To
which susan 3. Anthony replleu iii there
had been only men In the void, the devil
would never haze cpms Into the Gro wd. He
could havn found better company 81 homo :
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
OsCAIS MONNIG,
-DEALER M
BOOKS & STATIONERY
sPEClALrIEs, FIRE ARMS. WALL
PAPER, PICTURES FRANKS,
CHRU Us
PIANOS AND ORG ANS.

PIANOS AID ORG ANS.
Panns $50 u $500
Orgsna irOtO.....a.,.... $40 $40
Write Tor Catalogue and Discounts.
SaEET MUSIC.
Everything mpttiOned ~ my especial Cat'
~slOgus" which will be sent ire on applies
tionJ may bs oOIsibed from me, on the iol-
irwtng terms:
81 90 Cash will buy..-s2.OO worth Of Nuaio.
- 90 Uash will buy."-S5.W worth OF Music,
SIS 90 lash will buy..-Sl5 90 sorth Of Music
New Music of soy publi,ber, i viii fur.
nish vt ~ per cent. of publishers prices,
provided tue order amour Ia 81 90.
Subscribo for "NOSEiG's M icAL jour
X L' the hest and chs spest monthly publish
OSCAR MONNIG,
JeiTrrsvn U,ty, Mo,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

The Missouri state senate will, according
to the figures OF the secretary of state be OF
the following compilations: Democrat; 26;
republican, 6; greenbsck. q. House OF
representatives. dsmocrs, 90. oppoution, 4s.
Hancock's msjority oyer Garfield in the
state, so far as estimated, 10 So, e6s. Weaver
pooled 1886 on The greehbsck ticket against
1918 for Peter Cooper in 1876. Tllden's
majority over Hayes was 1880.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
TERMs OF CoURT;

TERMS OF COURT;
CIRCUIT C0URTs Meets Secund Monday 10
\, brutr, aod 5~cOndMorday ID September;
X. l.. tDwAKps, Judge.
COUNTY COUNT; Meets Fret Monday In
Fsbtuar,, May, August and November;
w, n WRIGHT, presidl Q j~i-tirE; JoHN
S. JopE, 1t district, HIRAM REED, 2nd
d'stnot, a. oc'ate justices.
PROBATE COURT. NJ cts Second Mon
day IN + bru.rv. NJ v. August and Nov
ember, Jas. II. Tom JIdgp.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

It takes considerable produce TO rear ami
mails on a farm; but a mule we have observ.
cd, will rear Itself.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Judge Rice.

From the retutnF. of the ssYerAl countie
in ihis 9Th congressional district, show that
Judge Rice has beaten Col. Philips near 600
votes-JudRe X. Isl good man and had the
combined vote Of the Greenbsck ard
Republican parties. We hays always BEEN
opposed changing congressman every two
years for the reason that Il takes one session
before be learns the outs and inns suflclen tly
TO render valuable service to his consttuency--
Now as Judge Rice ls elected, let US keep
him In the place long enough to acc omplish
some good Tor our 0sage river improvement.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
PIX ItE,>iUNAL = RUS.

I. b. ROBINSON,
Attorney ~ Law,
Tuscumbis, Mi1ouH.
Tonice at pres, n, Va the COur, II, use.
Probate h~u.ipss,, CJliecrion,, P%ariiuobIbg
Lands aud Quisling TItes u Speciality.
Have beer Glslk vi The County and Circuit
Courts tor IL years. am familiar With The
Rac0rds, hrvo The only ABSTRACT or
TITLES IN .he county. Charges t~easOnsbls.
=. Q. SWALGA,
Attorney At Law,
Tu.cumbia, Missouri.
lOfics IN the Court II use
Willsp nciics bis profession IA Miller and
sdj'inieg counties.
BEECH S SILVER,
ATTORNEYS at Law,
Jefferson Cfy, Missouri.
WIN prac lee 10 The sUlrrm' Court. 10 the
United State Circuit ana Dls,Tict Crurig, ard
a the Cole Circuit Court. sud Aitei d regular
" tho Crouit CuufIs % Mil,T. O.sVs, Gar
cnnad~. NJ ,fiss ana u~Allaway G ,unues.
ia MILTON y USHER
Attorneys at Law,
Jefferson q " No.
II. BRADLAYFoRD.
Pnysieian sud surgeon,
Tuscnmbla, Mo.
J. L. CONNER,
Physician and Surgeon,
Brumley, Missouri.
GEO. w. TRRaAiN,
z hysicisn and Surgeon, Oculist and Aurist
o Additts, Tom bin. MitscuiL
j.. b. MoGEE,
Physician, surgeon and Accouehuer,
TuscumbiA, Missouri.
DANIEL UUAMiNGs.
Notary Public q Land Agent,
Tusrumbia, Mo.
A. MOOR e.
Phiscian. Surgeon and Aecouehuer,
-. K Esbclh, No.
q. w. SHELTON.
PhJ siclan, AoeouchuSr and oculisi,
X ckS M .uni, Mssouri.
Special attention given ~ dlseases OF
WOmen a d Chlldtea
@. n. DANDY.
Real Kstste Agent
Peasant Nj, Miller COUNTY, Mo.
VIII be FsAdV A. ALI ktutea Ia nInN hands IN
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Jefferson Olty Journal.

The probability is that Nevada hes gone
Democratic,
New Jersey has gone Democratic, probably,
by q small majority. Otherwise the North
is solid. and GAifield's Electoral vote will be
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

=. Q. SWALGM,
Attorney at Law,
Tu.cumbia, Missouri.
lOhics IN the Court II use
Will.ptac''cs his profession IA Miller and
adj oinigg counties.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

@. N. DANDY.
Real Estate Agent,
Peasant Nj, Mailer County, Mo.
Will be r,ady a, ali times 10 stOw lands 20
persons wishing 10 purchase labds. Ceres
pondtnee solUited. n.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
I. d. ROBINSON,
Attorney At Law,
Tuscumbia, MiaourI.

ToGice at pres' NJ va the COur, H,use.l
Probate hu.,psss, Collections, PariiuobIbg
Lands aud Quisling TItes u Spec,slitS.
Have been Dsrk Vi the County aud Circuit
Courts tor IL years, am iamtli@r with the
k'curda, hryd The only ABSTRACT or
TI1LfS IN .he county. Chatges I~eAsnnable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
FOREIGN NEWS.


Eg q railway collision at Hercal, Belgium,
yesterday, seven persons Wefo killed and Gum
Der iliurcd.
The building Of nov American Episcopal
church in Paris at cost of $3.50, 600 10 pro-
jec,ed. Much of the money is already SUBJ
scribed.
The death is announced Of The actor Mr..
Charles Hsrcourt, oil Diury Lane theatre. Lon
don, from the effects Of q fell through q stage
trap at the theatre.
The French government has resolved to pro'
coed against Gen. Cbarette for haViug. 10 q
speech at o recopt LaRitimist banquet. used Ian
guagc calculated to stir up civil war.
Tho text of tho speech of tho King OF Greece,
at the opeuicg Of the Chamber of Deputies on
the 2lst inst, shows TIA. it was much more
moderate and restrained iu tone than appeared
flom the Geographic summary.
A disastrous storm has beeu strewing The
British coasts with WrtcEs In the suburbs OF
DubIiu the storm unhouscd fifty families.
Floods sre reported from Moomouthshire, Ok
fordstire aid other parts Of the oouu!ry. A
schooner entering the harbor of Soutbshie!ds
founAerod, snd all hands Rcro lost eXcspt the
male. Two steam -tra7lcrs were capsiz.d in
entering tho ssuo harbor, by which tWavs per.
cons were dToSEed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

While he c;esa Ct the f 70, of Fort Monroe,
wcrs acrsgcd IL o,ll1 uli:lVo drill, sht'Iog SAIL
Ga Wednesday, 80 ordinary seaman nanec
Daniel C!.iTy, CO TITO Alliance, missed bis foot
ing a1d fell TO the deck. striking uDon bis head
and lraosuing his skull, fton tho ef:cs Of which
hs died yesterday.
Captain HiIis1a Watkins, conductor of 6
frci-h train % The Virginia Valley railroad,
vas killed co Tuesday hight ut Governs station.
The hight Eas very dark and being without a
lamp, &c stumbled aud fell between the cars.
The cars raa uvcr Lin. outing his boey 10 two.
lie ws5 from Ssady Heck, Md. where ii:
family rasi!o.
a youpg coGv;ct named Lambert, who was
working ia Monroe Park, Robmond, became
acquapIcd with Miss Seat, who frequently
v sized The park 10 charge of several children.
Ho bsclmc attached to her, end sSe egreed to
marry hin on tho expiration cf his seoterce.
L, Was liberated few days siCce, aud the mar
rage has siuoe takan place. His farther s,nt
him SIS to begin new life upon. ard he has
the best wishes ct many friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
LOEAL RRETIT1ES.

A regu' ar meeting of the City School Beard
will be ha'd to night.
Mrs Wsly, highly respected lady. OF Fsir-
fax co MY, wi had been suffering 6 long tune
ON ANGER, died this morning at heT Iesl'
nc near Telegraph s.stion, on tha Aie1sa
dir q Fir ID, ricksburg Railroad.
Mari &c licenses were issnea in WashIoston
Yesterday to James Davis and Msriha 0eosn'
both Of Fai fsz county, Va; R;ckso2 =. Hhrrls'
of Washing: on and Eddie L. Walter. OF hlcn'
mond, Va.
The ladies CT the Episcopal Church. st. Fair
fax. will serve dinner every day during Elrcul1
Court week, beg ming with Monday, Nosem.
Der 8. The proc eds are to 90 towards DulioiIs
e rectory for the pastor.
A pro.ructed meeting will begging IN the Aetn
odist Church at Fredericksburg next SUNDAY.
The services will be conducted by Rev james
OF the district, and Rev. Mr. Boyle, OF THIS CITY,
On Monoay next travellers to and from me
North BY the Richmond. fredericksburg ana
Potomac rsilrcad will, upon reaching q lent!c
take the steam boat. This arrangement Will hot
chsn re the hours 6 rival and departure CT the
r,i1s g. Fredericksburg.
Mr. Herrdon Morsell, with a select company
from Washington. gave musical ensettoil-
u. eat Ct Armory Hall last nigat. OWING 10 lne
iaclemereT Cf the Teathir, tee ENTERTAINMENT
which wsa good one. Was attended, by out a
smslt audience.
The suit Of George ". Studs, of Alexandria
county, cg&:ast tho Alexandra. md Fredericss'
burg KaiiroE9 Company TOR s61 damages t tNr
ezaadria arG Washington, WAS decided IN Inc
Circul. Court of Washington, yesterday, oy, q
verdict for TIC plaintiff for tha amount snd ms
costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho Alleged Forged E,etter.

NRw YORK, October 29.-The examination
of KenWard Pniip charged with criminal
libs! upoE. Garfield was 1c.uued before Judge
Davis, in the Suprs-ue Court. tais morning.
There was large crowd IF spectators presept
The envelope in which the E.orsy ls.ter WIS
Contained. waa handed to Judge Davis and OF
motion of counsel, Mr. Hart was declared
yureed Of. Contempt
Several witnesses testified, some s7eriog that
OF person wrote both letters and others under
tssing to prove the contrary. Uns witness
testified where Philip Was also in the sbit of ter.
minatii words with 'ss' which should be writ
ten 'ies -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
E;es9si., STATIONARY, etc.

NEAGIC BzLLUT p;iX Or WHO WILL
IVA BE PRESIOE&I-J. NJ HILL G. 90,
publishers, Alexandria. 9a Price 50 cents
We c,lnct 500 strongly TeyenIaerd this little
gawe 10 al who sic irieTca."t! in the apHros cr,
ing o!eeton. 1t has cUucc Just n tbs nick CT
time to furnish sburdsncn u :uc, r:t my tic
the boys ard gisis Of cur glorious Uli3r," for
WHOM it hes been especially rre2sred. 6u. m "
be to many of lh,ir Gravs sebio.s lis ptcui.r
charm for psrelts rLd tescto's is the tc.rst il
creates in ycuag people f,r thorough hDow
ledge Of the History Of the F2lthc!l,:d. sent
by mail on receipt of price by
GEO E. fRkWIu,
j. & ". j. EETWISLE,
s. TENNkSON s. O.,
octf7 ROBERT BELL
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IscEi3i.

SAN FRASc1soo, Or. 2S.-Gcr. Rosecrsn;',
10 an Interview with Gail reporter. indignantly
denied that there was any foundation whatever
for tho report hat no sent Eaast the letter
written to him By Gen. CART cid lr 1868, ana
from whioh it ia c!aimvd that the slgoa!ura tn
the alleged Morey letter was oopled. Ire
General pas Vtr, mu,b excited during the Inter
view. H. deuouacsd all parties connected
With the charge of completely IN unneasr.ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

NE UoAL iRADE.-The shipments FROM toe
m:acs Of ,h> Cumberland coal resicn f1r the
week c; d;2R Saturday, Ooote: %. "sre s. 3S7
t.is, I'D icG th9 yesF TO that Cato It'll 5s6
Ic&s, III ldcitasc ci $40 1913 'cas as eomg4yso
With the responding period ct 1879 Iac
sb!ruca;: 70 he Chssspcako aud Ohij ccnal
~5rr. Ter the waek. l.6SS totf; for tue yer,
5QS,5C9 t0na. 80 iacieaaa Of l40,Sl6 ions as
compared With last yesr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

QUICK TR1Ps.-Is vas stated recently that
Tho schooner Gscrsic Clarke made tic trip
!Cn ptiIa3elphis to this city 10 three days and
isa rights Tho i.oc schooner Josephepe,
Cip'. Gamer, left Philadelphia few hours
a',er The C's.kc. and arrived ct the dock c1
u. Mehaffey & Co.. il this city Wednesday
nskns the trip 10 simoss the same time IS tte
iasi panied schcoaer. Beth Of these trips ere
Considered remark ably qaiek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
Libel.

PHILADELPHIA, Co., 80 Warrants were
issued 10 d.y for he arrest of VIM. NJ. Singerl7,
proprietor of the Philadelphia Record, and
Nathan Ii. Jarmso, coal dealer, charging
them With libel in couqecion With the publica'
ton of CHARGES of rs!fessarc, in cfhos against
Ci,y Controller Pattiscn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

I'uE DEMONSTRATION MONDAY NIGnT.-
The Gcuocr,.ic oreanzasio.s of this city ore
mssiog excessive preparations fer the torch
lsh, procession Sud political meeting Monday
Light, the last befoys the election, sud tie
rEcsatc re that the demonstration will exceed
nnyshirs Of Tie kind ever before witnessed in
Ibis ctr. One thcusacd nco lrau Washing
tou SIC expected 10 a1pe,r 10 tie 'ise Of pro
cns;ior,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
&tfemDfed Suicide.

R1YrRuEAD. l.. Oct 20 MACK LYMAN
aged ID son Of Henry Lyman, of RlVerhead
attempt suicide last night BY taking corrosive
sublimste His recovery ia doubtful. Cause
fear Of punishment by his father.