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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-04
s"EfSGylTE-Y F'EEs-E

bf. ~. u. bt"li, well known phrMcan CT
Frederick county, Clcd suddenly last week,
John Il. Chcatwcoh has been appointed post.
master at O@l Run, FauuuCr county, v;ca ".
Is. &. Shuma;c, resigned.
Mrs. Recscr, of Eiinhurc. gas fatnlIv bprocl
Moplay last ty hex clothing catching Iirc Sbr
lived but few hours after tho accident.
A. TL,roo pb;,h,t,s r. ,vnot u -. ,a.,
u,Io,, nI,;i, G.h;D - - y, ". s' a. 'in'. 'ASt
WIZ VIVA, "'','o nS,t ~. "o'' Nv NV "S"u u
'u.A ',''i' oIuh"' d kuu"'Do "''''o s''''
- al bthvH!e, yesterday. NJ. ii. lfeaGWAy,
nrrn,y N'i'Cc'or CT iht'rhal tev'nuc, was cot
Vccu VI c'Ap'@"rh'rhl III 'Hp o"ited Hia'cS
C"u'''
Judge Hives, }Csttriay. rClnandedsthe nrSrn
Reynolds 90 llla sheriff OF Patrick CDuaty.in &C.
clTtaDoa with tho Itccot decision Of ihe Su-
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Browns Household i,anacea

liz the most effective Pain Destroyer in the worll
WIN most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, AMI
thereby moro certainly khLlEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other rsia
aleVlstor, and tis warranted double tho etrenpth
OF any similar preparation.
IL cnres Psln in the Sida Back or Bowel,
Sore Throat, rheumatism Toothscbe and Ali,
ACHES, and is The Great telieyer OF
rain. 'BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
YEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon
tul OF the Panacca in q tumblor of hot water
lsWeetened, it preferred), taken at bedtime, will
bHEAk UP a COLD. rs conts bottle.
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from IreEcut appears uars it secmI that the
Conservatives vi have nn difficulty 10 carrying
tho State Al Inc nGHt Il, c(itr; for surely Grant
r. the ic.gthcla nGtn!ncr. the utter denial oil
tho unilta::,y CT tic States c ,utl a. cylrtssl d
N HE F'o,..t d. c sions OF tho Supronu Court,
a"a the a3fi0A OF tho roruhIirana in tho Gene
raj Assembly in giving the realjust.ri the
sfonrth requisite 10 mia tito c:cdit and dis,
honor tho FIR came II Virginia, will be enough
{" 'Iak"n th1 voters With republican, i.n.
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Judges Observation-Disclosures.

DANvILLE, Va. March 4-Judao Rives or.
aered writ Tor the arrest of County Judges
Coles, Parrish and othors for trial a. his court m
Lynchburg.st.tho March term, in accord .nce
with the recent decision Of tho u. s. Supreme
Court.
M. Ii. Tredway, n deputy collector Of internal
revenue, convicted OF embe zIlemont, has been
sentenced To ono ycsr in tho Albany penlsn-
tlAry HIS pardon has boon applioI flr
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Injunction Granted

NEW York, March 4.-Au lrjunotion Was
granted 10 the Superior Court, ia this city this
morning. restraining tho American Union Tcl.
egraph Company from using or occupying Tho
routes OF the A. up. Co.. lstey s,:z ID by he
b. 4 o. r. r.. Go.
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HOTEJ, a ARRIVALS

ToNTINE-W Parsons, Va; W Laylord. d.,
John l. JaImap, Charlotte; + Il Tyler. Fairfax
Y ii; w Grsham, do; DR.. W D McWha
do; } Is. Thompson. We; Jeh. W. Grnbb.
Clarke couoty; II MilholIen, Va; Col NJ u
Ball, Alasks; Ihos l.. Garrett, Baltimore. Nd;
Henry kisur, Riohuond;' VIM Rates, Wash
ingtop, ID e..
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Tho Eighth Congressional District.

TO The editor Of Tic Alcra,ldIia Gazette:
WINCHESTER. Va, March 3-As your paper
is largely looked to as tho index of political con
timent in this congressional district, allow mo f.
pIcsont,for tho consideration of its voters. Mt,r
Z. w. Hunter, of Frederick, as tho candidate
for tho noxt Congress. In dcirg so 1 represent
not only myself, but hundreds OF tho best peo-
plo of tho valley counties, whose confidence hr
possesses. and among whom no il deservedly
popular. Maj or Hunter is a man of ability, y
forcibe speaker, Of superior moral and intel
lectusl character, and fully informed on all pun.
lie questions. He has served Virginia lsiLhrully.
both in tho field and in hor legislative halls, anil
no man named as candidate Is moro doservin.,
the honor. fnt mated no would undouhtedlv
receive tho support OF every true Virsinisn IN
tho district, and bear in triumph tho banner ot
tho conservative democratic party.
FREDERICK CIIrS1Y
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Death OF Judgc Rfoufnoue.

RICHMOND, hsrch 4.-Intolligsnce has boon
received here of the doath yesterday evening at
I've o'clock Of Hon. II. l.. Montague, Judge of
the Eighth District. at his home in Middlasez, of
er3sipelss ofthe head
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II Is annour Il that Mr.. TiiLcn hrs publicly
a'a!'d that ho will to n candidate for tho demo.
nr.tlc nomination for the presidency. This he
has perfect right to be, nor will IN be TO
bGlnc il no receives tho nomination. l,nt tho
democratic party will be.
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MIR. }. ffcrson Davis il on tho tight track
gov, being engerod in cffort7 to Improve tho
phraseGlogy Of The lawJ Of NllssIssipr. Ito
very properly OIL cts to tho ulo Ct tho W. ri
tramp as synonym for vagrauf.
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DSLcSSeDs.

NEW YoRk. March 4.-Count 10 I.cs.tt., ST 4
party left this city for Washington on thu H.
O'CLOCK train. Altvr stay Oh three days in
Washington tho party will go to philadsiphin
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Much N1cknesS.

doub;cdly with children, attributed TO other
causes, is occasionod By Worms BROWNS
vERMIFlIGE COMETS, or Worm Iozenges,
although eLlcctual in Destroying worms can 60
no possible injury 10 tho mott delicate child.
inns valuable combination has been successfully
used BY phyaicians, and found to DO absolutely
sure in graduating worms, 30 hurtfl 10 children.
25 cents box.
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The Senate OF Rhcdo Island las passed Il
bill to prohibit pigeon shooting for sport CT rs
a tess ii Workmanship, aud it is now Il law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-04

The Russian colonel who waa shat in Gonstsn .
tinople died OF his wounds.
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F31.S Is:3EG:FEG =ff.5.

.S;,ct!a! Correspondence II lie Ii@>,2. tii'-sst
:yAsulSuToY, D. O.. March i 1881.
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eNtnlTattu hCiur0 Snlu )mmIttGo.
1Hos. II. Cross Chairman.
Tho report waa unanimously mgrend TO.
Mr. kowo offered the following:
Resolved. That tho editor end publsl,r nf
the Wing, newSpapar OF tho city of Richmond,
b" taken into custody by the Sergeant at Arms,
and brought before the bar OF this House and
be rfqaircd to Apologize Tor tho libel upon tho
member Of this House from tho clpntv of
Nltcklcnhurg, published in Sail pew.nancr
On the 21th Of February
MT. lowe IN presenting this said that Ibis
was much Worao than tho Ctutchtiold case. At.
ter discussion tho House refused to refer il 10
c1mmlttO1
Mr. Lady moved to dismiss tho resolution,
winch was agreed TO.
llous, bill to restore the rrcordJ Of AI.x.
andria countg TO tho clerks offioe thereof, and
10 rnrnnl chapter 242 OF Tho Soaaion Acls Of
lSi2 5: enltled IAN tcs in relation TO the 70.
rda OF al xandrIa county," approved March
70 1913. and tn lepoal chapter lS2 of the Scs
sion Ac;s OF 1874. entitled IAN act in relation
to tho records of Alexandria county," approy
cd April 9, 1874, and to repeal chapter lis of
the Session Ac Of 1878 .. entitled ian ucs 10
relation to the records of Alexandria county,"
approved March 5. IS7D-waa discussed at
length by Mr.. Farr for tho bill end MIR.
Nlushbaoh against it.
MIR. Mushbach said, in closing tho discussion,
tho city OF Alexandria had paid for these TO-
CORDS hvo dollars whero tho county people paid
one, and that the whole of tecs involved did
not amount to 500 per aanum.
Mr. Mushbachs motion TO dismiss prevailed
-sycl4S noes 3S,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-04-21
PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL
ST, FRANCIS XAVIER,
A Ink A N = r [ A.

THIS INSTITUTION, WHICH Is
DAY SCHOOL. conducted by
the SISTERS OF MERCY, will open
it's doors to pupils on MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 1sT, 1879.
The School, as indicated by the head
ing, is Parochial, viz: LIST. Under the
immediate supervision of the Pastor;
and Cd. Supported by the Catholic
congregation. Consequently IT Is
FREE to all Catholic children, irres-
pective of their parents poverty, but
all must procure the perqnisltes OF a
scholar. to-wit: BOOKS, PAPER, INK
and PENS.
BOYS and GIRLS are admitted in
SEPARATE ROOMS. The boys must
be under twelve years. There is no
Limitation for girls.
Every month a bulletin or report
concerning the PROGRESS and CON
DUCT of the pupils, will be sent to
their respective parents.
Twice year, viz: every fifth month,
!, there will be PUBLIC ENAMlNA-
TION, so that parents may form an
idea of their chldren's proficiency
The children of nom Catholic par
ents will be admitted, provided ONE
DOLLAR be paid every month fol
: their tuition.
IF PIANO LESSONS BE DESIRED
application must he made to the MO
THEIR SUPERIOR for that purpose
- .- j. B. AVENARD,
a Sept. 8, 1879. Pastor
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-04-21
Only $3.50 a Year.

TIM CHIgAao LEDGER ts now ap-
|proaching the close Of tho seventh
year Of fts existence, having been
established In the winter Of 1878 i
THE LEDGER was started by its pres
ent conductors with, come misgty-
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prise, Many literary ventures OF . u
Kindred character had been made In
the Western metropolis, and miser-
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was strewn with the wrecks OF
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The LEDGER has not attained the
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reading world acquainted WITH u.
Thoussnds upon thousands Of dol:
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hss been the most gextenstyey- az
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The publishers have q feeling OF
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tended their efforts TO build up .
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ital city Of the West. The circuls-
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ipp. and BY the LIST day OF January
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publishers do not mean 70 relax
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win still further increase its'vaius
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The weekly contents OF THf IGpo.
nm embrace. in addition 70 its serial
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heir; Young Folks department.; I
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also biographical sketches. historic
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topics. - '5'''
ADDRRss s>f1 .H
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The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-04-21

nHE ENTIRE PROrEErS ARIS-
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devoted 10 the Hood Orphan iMslM RIA,
Fund which is invested in United
States Registered Bonds. for ibe nur-
turr, care, support aud tsineallon "1
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cnts last summer at New Orleans, lthe
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Il .
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TERMS:

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The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-04-21

CooTED Wool AND ITS CAUSES. -
If sheep are poorly fail, too much ex
posell, allowed to lie on damp beds,
or otherwise maltreated, so that the
general health suffers, the skin par
ticipates in the imperfect nourish-
ment of the bodily organs, and the
wool being less abundantly supplied
with the liquids produced by the Gu
taneous pupilae from which it grows,
and receiving less of the oily secre
tion (yolk) from the sebaceous
glands, withers, burdens, loses its
normal elasticity, and is liable to be
come matted into dense and inextri
cable masses while still on the back
or the sheep. Ifthere is scab or any
skin eruption which impairs The nat
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-04-21
kDVkT[I 6 IE.[T1ll1irl,
Personal EXPERIENCES IN THE UNI
TED STATES kND CONFEDt. 81
/. RATE STATES AR tszfs
MES. t,4,,.,sg

:ts., ani ejfH 5Hjg51ira 3rti
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-04-21
The Washington Gazette.
PUBLISHED AT THE NATIONAL CAP
ITAL EVERY SUN
DAY.

GIVING A FULL RESUME OF THE
VI preceding week, news of all National
topics and general intelligence, besides
being the only
REPRESENTATIVE SOUTHERN PAPER
there supporting the NATIONAL DEMO
CRATIC PARTY. Edited by GEORGE
C. WEDDERBURN, of Virginia, formerly
publisher of the Richmond (Va.,) EN-
QUIRER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05

= Ieqs.sMuldroW As
ue x1rmised lat week. the .motion
for . new trial WIS oyerruled last Fri
day, by Judge Porter, and Faucet
and Muldrow were sentenced to be
hanged on the I'd day Of April, 1880.
kennan and Hit we're attorneys for
Hicks, Faucet and Emma Prilley.
Gordon and Buckner for Muldrow.
Hicks, by some combination of cir
cumstances, proved an alibi, al
though he was there, as he confessed,
and it is thought, did the, shooting.
He says they got him drunk and he
went along. He has left and will
never return.
Emma Prilley was sent out of the
state and will remain, we trust.
After the motion in arrest and for
a new trial were overruled, the Judge
sentenced Faucet and Muldrow to,
be hanged on the I'd of April, 1880.
bill of exceptions is being prepared
and Muldrow's case, at least, will be
appealed to the Supreme Court.
Both Muldrow and Faucet took
their sentence with stoiid indiffer-
ence. The murder committed was
one Of the coolest ON record and
there appears to be no hope for the
The scene of tomorrow
will be doubly enacted on the I'd of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05
OUR JAIL DELIVERED.
Criminal Docket Wiped Out.

When the court convened, some
five weeks since, Judge Porter sale
he would not adjourn until he had
cleaned out the Jail and he has done
so. Our criminal docket was wiped
out about as follows:
State vs.. Tuck Simpson for attack.
ing KEENAN, of Observation-Disclosures,
on forfeited r~ecognizance $3.50.
State VS.. Meirs, for practicing
medicine without license, judgment
as above, for $500.
State VS.. Currie, plead guilty to
assault with intent to kill and fined
500 and changed to Imprisonment
in county Jail for 3 months.
State VS.. Emma Mickey (colored)
for larceny. Sentenced to peniten-
tiary for two years.
State VS.. Chas. Parker, alias Harry
O'Neil, sentenced to penitentiary for
ten years for highway robbery.
State VS.. Harrison for killing Null
drow. Jury stood nine to three for
clearing him. Bail reduced to $3.50.
State vs.. Moore-change of venue
to Pike county.
State VS.. VIM. HartIey-found
guilty of murder in the second de-
gree and sentenced to the p~enitentia-
ry for 60 years and committed by the
to so years.
State VS.. Faucet, Muldrow, Hicks
and Prilley, for the murder of Octave
Inflow, was one of the worst on the
docket, but was disposed of most sat-
.lstactorily TO all parties concerned.
except two. Hicks was found Inno-
cent. He might have been therein
tact he told that he was there, and did
shooting, but at the trial he clear
y showed that he was not there: be-
.ng some where else at the time. He
vas told to go hence and never more
EAST a shadow on the banks of Salt
Faucet and Muldrow were
ound guilty and sentenced to be
on the I'd day of April, 1880.
emma Prilley, the girl connected with
he murder, has left the state. The
ury tailed to agree-11 for acquital
| for conviction. A case could
lot be made GU: against her and she
vas dispiasa
~As.-d With some auv1ce "nrc1
will at least keep her out of Audrain
Prosecuting Attorney, T~rimble,
1ad a siege of it this court and we
have failed to find a man but who
he has done his duty without
fear and favor, a every honest mar
With such q sheriff and
prosecuting attorney crime will be
soon a thing of the past in this coun-
ty. Give us good officers and then
good order will follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05
N6yenber e1ection.Tn
.shanane Of Capt. McIn-
his position ii would be SUI
ation TO enter upon any ex-

IFM& -
His position il would be SD.
ktien 10 enter upon any ex.
eulogy OF the man. He
ekks upon the records of the coun-
tells ofthc state. Three times has he
been called upon to represent this
county in the state legislature.
First, in the Twenty-Eighth Gen
eral Assembly, in the Senate and re-
elected to the Lower House In both
the Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth Gen
eral Assemblies. Upon his first in
PRODUCTION In the Lower House, he
was appointed Chairman of the Ju-
dietary Committee, which position he
filled with signal ability, and was re-
appointed chairman of the same COM
mittee in the Thirtieth General AS
sembly. He also served on the
Joint Committee of Revision, of the
last General Assembly, and the re-
vised statutes published and sent
abroad by that committee is an en-
monument, testifying to its
wisdom, its industry and it's care.
Capt. Mcintyre is also a thorough
scholar, bearing a diploma of one of
best colleges of the state. In
presenting his name for the position
Attorney General we think the
'ecords show him to be all that an
Attorney General should be; a ripe
scholar, a profound lawyer, a vigor-
prosecutor and a wise and pru-
lent legislator. He is a native Mis-
'ourian, and his patriotism and love
or bis native state, is only surpass-
ID by his integrity, nobility of char
'cter, and his lifelong adherence
o the principles of the Democratic
)arty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05
Ledger Extra

Our large edition tomorrow will
contain none of our regular advertise
ments. Parties wishing to advertise
in this edition must let us know at
once. We will issue at least 1900
copies. This edition will contain a
full and complete account of the exc
cation of Kilgore, and will have a wide
circulation. Bring in your ADVERTISE
ments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05

+. Shock, of this county, married
Miss Lou Shock, and 4ft
Tor parts unknown last Tuesdhy.
Parties who say that Mr.. Shock left
on C cunt of indebtedness make a
mistake. He is an honorable nan
and will pay all debts which he justly
owes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05

Last Friday week the infant son,
aged Z months, of J. Linn Ladd of
the Vandalia Leader, died of con-
cussion Of the brain. The child fell
out Of chair, and injured himself
fatally. This will be a heavy blow
to Jake and his wife, who loved their
little Paul dearly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05

Mrs. F. A. Whitney, of Kansas
City, while in Mexico last Saturday,
lost her little two year old girl on the
street and could not find her for over
an hour. The child wandered all
over town and when in front of the
express office, nearly numbcd with
cold, was taken in to the fire by j.
A. Glandon. The mother coming
by in a few moments, wringing her
hands in agony, foundher little waif'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05

Rasman, who vas found hat1ging
to q tree last week, was the firtt man
ever hung in this county. fo-mor-
row will witness the second md April
the I'd two more. Truly Z is q n
age of progress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05
7
AND
UNDERTAKING

| respectfully call the attention of
the public to the large stock of all
kinds of FURNITURE, now on *
hibition in my storeroom. I would
be pleased to have the public call and
examine my goods and prices, and +
spect.
In addition to the above, | have
engaged in UNDERTAKING, and have
procured a yer fine hearse, which is
at all times ready for funerals.
l have also a tull line of collins, cas-
kets, etc, which | offer as low as they
can be sold. Soliciting a share of the
public patronage, | remain
Respectfully,
VIM. HINZE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05

"Jake's Choice" They are made
expressly and only for him. The
box is decorated with his smiling
face, which says, ''smeke one and
be happy Every lover of the
weed should try this cigar. We as
sure our readers that it is the best
cigar that ever waited US from trou-
BILE to complacency. Smoke "Jake's
Choice and have a choice smoke.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-05
G.

Eoaa ,lwelfif almost new. 4 roams, perebes
and pantrv. al NO good lots nicely located in
South Mexico
A,sa two filings. 4 and 5rooms, South Nex;-
CO. nicaly IGJed. win sell. ami purchaser can
make 20 pefat- on price. gu
Five Iul,fAd tracts of uRimproved prairie md
timher nv OF ~ to GOO acres, for sale nj a. ~
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