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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
Northern Freight.

Neil Owens team was loaded to-day
for Silver City, by our forwarding mer-
chants. with 1900 pounds of merchan-
disc. H0tVHE tEJ44W4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
SPECIAL LOCALS.


Plump, fat Turkeys just received at
BANNIsTER & WETHERLFY' and will
be sold cheap for cash only. .t,' -
Also fresh Currants, Raisins and Cit
ron. VHaA8 q n22-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
Cattle Shipped.

William Shirk, Agent of the Oregon
Butchering Company. shipped to San
Francisco, to-day, twenty-five car loads
of fat beeves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23

Call at +. c. ROBINS, and fit your
self with white coat, pants and vest,
all of which are being sold at cost.
ieDS ID
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
And why Is ItY

Why does everybody 20 to- LEVY l.
Co.'S store for their goods? Answer
Because that is the place to get goods
cheap for cash. mill
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23

We have just received our own brand
of coffee, the finest in the market.
Tryit mo LEVY u Go. "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23

Fresh groceries and fruits constantly
arriving at C. CHENowETH's grocery
store. Call and sample them; buy and
be happy. 90
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23

BOOks> Stationery Etcs
New books, stationery, and oeher
school supplies, just received at
o5 G. CHENOwETH's BOOKSTORE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
HUMBOLDT REDUCTION
WO X X S!
Attention, Miners I!

nRES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, IN. ANY
" quantity from sack TO one thousand
tons, bought, sampled and paid for the same
day.
Parties from distance can save mooney by
sending consignments in care Of G. =. OSBORN,
who will act for them on reasonable terms, as
cording TO amounts of ores. He will sample for
parties, and collect dues and forward by return
express. s t. s-f'
Ores raid for I'm Gold Coin!
we VIII pay Is per cent. Of silve
valse OF Ore. deducting Gsse per To
for milling. ina' vfi
Mark sacks, "H. R. W., 'winnemueeA." :
L p. TORREY, Manager.
Winnemacea, August 8, 1880. IT,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
DAILY BULLETIN.

War Department- Signal CorUs U. 5. Army.
NOVEMBER %, 1880, 4:17 A. NJ.
Observations taken at the same moment Oh
time at all stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
Wine for Brave Hearts

At Frank Fellows Fashion Sample
Rooms can be procured the genine i'm
ported Charles Heidsieck. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-23
Emit Cans.

Now is the time to put up your fruit
for the Winter. Fruit cans sold cheap
for cash, by .n,n-a R. w, WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
RDEEE1.v rSELiHS.

The report that the rkinree haze invsded
Russian territory Is COL ti1Iocj.
Paris IL threatened with hy phobia care,
EunIcrtUa Cases Ct lie Gr. al Gi-cas, having c.
clrrC,l.
The Gar will not Vi ii; any Gc,man watering
rlace ii, summer. GabtrAl Mcl:k, IFS hral,:l
is impaired.
1t is reported that 6lahomnlc, Il jain WIS
sIsln 10 battle by the Il:Z res s:h tic Aiehars
totally defeated.
Ia olcning the Eule&ria, Ass, mL!y Prince
Alex intcr referred IN VAIN terms to his rcccGt
,urucy TO husss, Ind lIcndIy reception hy the
Car.
The P,ruv,aa ctrvoltc IIniou has sue .cdca
after seven hcur,' hard ish.ing. ia tyrci9g tho
Chiiau bllckadc NJ A'iea ani l,1Aing i;s cargo
Of Alma Gud slnuunti0G.
The Pcpo has addressed roo to the French
government, EXPRESSING regret at iho expulsion
of the Jesuts. tut ab,,rius from any formal
protest. The Frrrch r,s 3ns c1ntralerpities
will rely upon tho common law ior protection.
The Liberals contpua TO mako gains 10 the
B;itish Parliament. lIp tn the present time
the Liberals have secured 2%S seats, tue Con-
setvatlvts is. and tho li0uie Rulers IS.
Gladstone. it IS said. will not accept seat IN
the Cabinet, and either tho Enl # Derby tr
Lord Kimberly will be MINT Ct For-isu AZ
fits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
The Eighth Congressional District

10 the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
As various c)rre pondens arc blooming" on
tho subject Of our next Coa2rcssmau, aud. as
We, on tho wcs; tide CT tho Ridg', feel some
iat.rest in the 'crlnipg aan," and, 10 fact,
thick it our right aud will so mSintain of sup
plying that individual TO tho district. | have
thought! it well so 10 Inform our brethren Of the
east side. Heretofore we have DO. oaly come
to the rtscac and gi7cn the nomination to the
pressn. itcanbcnt, but on ono CT moro oosa-
SONS saved him ftom defeat. We therefore
know pretty we'll about that great strength no
prnfssscs aud wi ich some Of the Gtz,ttc's
correspondents talk 80 much abcu'. am quite
sure that acLtiinont hero demands O new tuar !;
one that een arouse Tie people and take Thorn
to the prl s. Such mon uro in cur midst,
known By u, aud would SOON mako them selves
known TO the vctrlS OF the entire GEtf'c;. As
cnLsp 10 tho list, | will nsma Major
Holmes Conrad, OF Winchester. Il IS absurd
10 say that because he has oct he'd the pr, ctical
tXperleI c. OF the mrro business rQuloe Of Coz
grs, which he Wouli master 10 tortrightI
| that he would be without ilnuerc, upon the
fi1or AID that he would 80 conduc tho canvass IS
to triunphnrt'y succ cd in his election, all who
know him feel sure We therefore call up)p
the members of tho Conservative ORGANIZATION
east OF the Ridge, not to ignore the rights of 20
10 porant o portion of the distrc. as is contain
ed IN he THREE equities of Frederick, Clarke
and Warreu but to be both Just aad generous,
and we will supply them a man fully able to
take care Of his dsIrio'. if not of "sll the other
Cougrrs mcn from Virginia" so generously
conceded 10 tho resGjustcrs by ono of lhs Ca
zettc's rc'ut c,rrescoDden's We imagine
General Mahono will try and fnd time to look
after his green on,s y SO many of whom arc
btdly to 10 eropog about tho hall CT Con-
gross, CLARKs.
Clarke county, AEril 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05

DIED.

AZ 10 p M, Oh Saturday. April 3rd j, G;
THOMPSON, after long illness. in the !pt
year of his ago Ee-His funeral will tskspIAcc
from bis late residence No. II north 81. Assr4
street. Tomorrow afternoon, st O'clock. The
friends and scgusintances of tho family Gre rc'
specially invited TO st.end.
On the Both of Jsnusry, 1880, It Osk Hi,
Fairfax county, Mrs. ANN +. BATTAILE,
in The 7G:h year of her ago. She WAS consist.
eut member Of the old 'Regulsr" or "Prim.
tive'' Baptist faith. Her desth WAS caused hS
the IL Il animation Of her stomach and bowels.
She Was good neishbor, a devoted and salt.
sacrificing mother. She WAS one of those who
came through great tribulstion," whose rob'
was washed white by the blood OF tho LAM.
Her suferipgs were great hope that her spiri:.
like guardian angel, may hover around her
dear, desolste aud lonely children, to c)mlli!
them IN this world Of sorrow here below. She
patiently bore tho croas of Christ in this w1rll
Hope she has gone to receive hor crown.
"There on a green and fowery mcur!
Her weary soul shsll cit;
And with Transporting joys recount
The lsbors of her feet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
E.lMleSSncSS

NEW YORK. March "A New Orleans spec.
lsl ssys: 1.-The 70 Glowing remarkable statement
OF lawlessnoss existing in north Louisiana il
made by officers Of the steamboat Era No 10,
waich has just arrived here. On March 9th,
while Inc boat was putting out freight ct Red-
mouth landing. Beouf river a man named j, J.
a dams. with crowd OF rptlisns, captured the
bost and attacked Captain hsmlton, using him
pretty roughly. The boat had to cut her iiaee.
and quietly backed out from the landing. Adams
snd his party followed the boat soma distance
and ordered the captain 10 brig her to the shore,
which was not done. Adams then began firing
on the boat, snd put seven balls in the pilot
house The boat had a number OF psssen gers,
including men. women and children, but fortn-
nately no ono WAS hurt The officers of the Krs
No: ID do not think it ia fsfe for them 10 return
10 hat point Adams was implicated in the rs
sasslnatlon OF Jucgs Crawford and District At.
torney harris seven years ago. but could not be
convicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05

Are you disturbed st night and broken of you:
rest by sick child suffering and cry ng with lta
ex,ruciatirg pain of cutting teeth? Jfpn, g,..
once and get n bottle OF mRS WINSLQ T''
SOOTHl NC SYRUP. II will relieve The poo
li!tlo sunbrer mmedistely-depend uron il,
there is DO mistake alb nut it. There is no, =
mother on earth who has ever used it who vii!
not tell you at opcs that it will regulate thu
bowels, end give res. 10 the mo!hor, and RELIEF
and health TO tho child, operating like magic.
IT is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pin
ant to the TASTE and is The prescription Of one Of
The Oldest and bert female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany esch bottle None ,nuina vi.
less tho fsc-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper. Sold BY all Medicin,
Dealers. TWonly Ave cents h bottle Bcw.r, "(
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
.TEss1S IP TEE III +.

A slight shCck oil carii Il lake was felt 10 Por,.
land, Me-, at > 30 click Saturday morning.
The Rev. Jchn Vaughn Lewis, rector Of st.
Johns Church, Washington, u. g., haa TO
signed.
The Otio State renitoDtiaiy at Columbus
was damaged by H. yts:cIdiy TO the tx'cut If
sc. 0O0
A coLf.relce Of sugar CO in f.vor CT lev
tariff is proposed ct Washington, 50 es to So.
cure uti,y If ao;or.
Tho Pension Appropriation bill il The only
ons that has become law, sni general egisl-.
'ioo il 10 very back ward state in Congr,s'.
Some fifteen republican oouoiy conventions
were held 10 Iowa Saturday and ten instructed
for Blaine.
The A'clts;n. Saota Fc and Topeka Rail-
road hes asked fer military pIottc ion fer its
| track layers.
Mioiser Msraso s.iled for Mckee Saturday,.
| lie has been instructed 10 push tho settlement
OF Il Mexican claims.
The republican delegates to the Chicago en-
veItoo from Uiah Territory werc selected on
Saturday. Though unir slu':od, tho delcga
ton is FOX Blaine.
The Blair c5uuty tPa democrats on Satur
d.y elected al gnt Tiidea delegation to the
democratic State convention by c. overWhelm.
ing msioriy. 10 Dau9hin cGu5tg II OF The 2l
dstric. delegates elected Gro suti den.
Judge j. w. Wright. convicted! of on ASSAULT
On tx Secretary Columbus D2lano at Washing
Ion, ID. g., was on Saturday scotenced tn thirty
days Imprisonment and TO pay a fine Of 81 000
| The Judge Was committed to Ill.
The Chicago Times proposes to Introduce O
new feature in tic publication OF newspapers
| 1t is making preparation to vGry tho siz, Of rs
sheet evtry daY according 10 the amount Of news
il has to publish.
! A man nampod Bishop was touAd drowned
10 Jamcp's Creek causl at NJ street bridge
! Georgetown, yesterday. THIS makes the sixth
person 'onrd dead in This canal 10 the past tGc
yoara, the wslts being uueuardeG.
| Tho Warrcn.oD laIcx c,n'ridics tie report
ttkeu from tho Solid Stuh that n party o.
c3Iorcd mcp had taken worthless wli!o mar
from tho bed OF iathl;s4 co!orcd spouse
late Tuesday eight. below MeIrcse, and hanged
bin By the heels where ha remained until hi
was cut d)Gn by passei-by.
| A severe raio. hail add wind storm visited
| Whoelipg. yesterday afternoon, resulting in tho
destruction OF considerable property. The roo
Of tie Riverside Mil Works ives blown off, tht
seeplc OF the Third Presbyterian Church va!
tlown dCwo, ard three sto;y i:awc Addition
Of BeliZs carriage iac;c7y vas Totally destroyed
| A pumbcr CT Eliacr losses arc sis0 reported. M
| lives wtra list.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05

Auditor Massey has issued orders 10 tho IF
feet that the coupons CT Virginia bonds shall
not DO re :ivc d for that Ioriion Of tho tx &
that belong TO the tchool fuud. AZ tho schoo
fund is perfectly safe Hhether the tax payer.
scttlo their bills with coupons or curre1cy, there
being sn insuffc eLo3 ct bonds to pay such
bills. this order could have been issued for nc
other purpose than to put the tax payers ant
the tax c'lltctors TO unntc ,ssarg ircouyoniercr,
The bondhode,s can suffer no loss, and will be
put to DO trouble By it, for they c,n fed g
ready market for all tho coupons they hold, bu,
the division Of the tag bills into two parts, ono
for the general fund and the other for the
school fund, and the payment of the former 10
coupons and the latter in clrrerc5. will b, *
cMdingly troublesome. The capitation tsx,
which forms part tf the school fund, prscti
cslly never Wss objected in c,upons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05

We have received COPY of the Sorgo Hand
Book for $780, carefully revised.
The Southern Mechanic for March, publish
Cd at Richmond, Va, has boon received
we have received pam phlet copy OF Juds %
Fields opinion upon the validity of the election
laws of Congress, delivered in the u. s. Su
rrJmo Court
Bretsno's Spring Monthly for March has
been recaiVci from its publishers 10 New York.
Like its ORC )dir 6 Duubers tits filed With mat.
ter relating to al sorts of sports.
John Brown and William Muhoun an
historical parallel, forshadowiug civil trouble
is the title of a small anonymous pamphlet, on
political affairs. which The writer says IVA, Of.
fered to newspapers. but dtc'i5cd Oh sc,ount of
it's leOgth." Journalists have generally fair
idea OF what is worth publishing. The pamph-
lot c'mes to US from Geo. E. French, who has
ii for sale,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
Proposal Approved.

CoNsTAsTrNoPLE. April The Sultan hes
approved the CABINETS proposal to accept The
arrsngement protIsred by Ion teneer3, whereby
GusiDje and PLAYA are to remain in the possel
sion OF turkey Montenegro receiving compen-
sstIon in tie territory to the northeast of L,ke
Scutsri. An important etep has thus been taken
towards solving question which threatened to
disturb the peace OF Europe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05

CoUPoNs-Auditor Massey bas prepared
circular giving Instructions to the treasurers of
the cli. and counties of the Commonwealth. in
which it is understood he drecn them not 10
receive the tex receivable coupons for the poll.
tax. aod for that portion Of The property lax
which goes 10 the support o! tho public schools
OF the Commonwealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
Storm.

NEW 1o5K, April 5.-An Atlanta. Ga ape.
cisl Says that reports have ,esched that CITY of
severe storms N north Georgi. There were
cyclones in several localities which blew down
fences and damaged the crops badly. Several
railroad lines were washed away and several
houses own down. Two or three deaths are
reported. The mails will not be delayed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
Injunction Dissolved.

MOBILE, ALA, April 5.-In tho case Of The
American Uoiou Telegraph Company vs.. lhe
Western Union Telegraph Company. iu tic
ohancery court here. Tor on Injunction to pre-
vnus interference With the com pauauts by tbs
Western Union in the construction of Iioes on
railroads 10 Alabama. afor o full argument
Chancellor Ause dissolved the iljarction and
dismissed the bill Of the American Uniou Com
DsDy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05

AN ELEPHANT DETECTIVE III InGia each
elephant is attended by keeper, who hes to
give it its food. A gentleman suspected that
one of bis elephants did not got his due quau-
THY of!ic,, aud ono day lie charged keeper
with stealing the lice which he should have
eivtn to the elephant. The man began to
deny the charge; and was declaring his iono-
cetc 10 the most solemn way, when tho animal,
which was standing by, rails lis truuk, lifted
tho mans turban from his head and shook il,
wtco out fell a quantity Of tice The thiof,
thus c>nsictcd at oLc, foil dcwo and confessed
his inc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
Increase of Wages.

BALTlMjRE, Md, April Sat mMtGg OIL
the directors of tho Baltimore and Ohio L. T.
Go. held March 10. President John W. Garrett
recommended that on April LIT the wages oil
employees be increased restoring the rates paid
prior to July, 1877, thus making IN increase OF
10 per cent. The recommendation was seopted,
and on Saturday Mr. Garrett Issued An order to
that eiTact
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
THE SOUTHERN MoRMoNs.-A reporter oftbe
Chattanooga Times has had 90 interview With

THE SOUTHERN MoRMoNs. "A reporter Of The
Chattanooga Times has had an interview with
E der Morgan, president of the Southern Mis-
sion Of 1Ee Mormon Church. ind ono of lis n It
inl oriaut and Influential members Mr.. Nor.
gan says hIat the Mormon religion is daily
gaioicg strength Apd favor in the Southern
States. lie ssys that the people at largo are
expressing moro sympathy and friendship to-
ward the Church. AS they Gro becc ming bet.
ter acquainted with its wolkiog and details of
Its teachings this feeling becomes the more
manifest. They are now averaging about thirty
taptl5ms each month in the Southern States
alone, a1d the number is continually increasing.
The demand for moro elders is constantly COM
log from tho South. and it has at lest become
so persistent thar at the April conference twenty
more elders will be ordaocd aud distributed
through ,ho South to propagate tho doctrines
OF tue MOrmoo creed. There arc cow about
forty missionaries of that church 10 the South,
and 10 sdcllon humber OF ltoll preachers.
Elder Morgan says that the opposition which
was formerly manifested. and which last year
eliminated 10 the muid=r Of 40 elder. IS DOW
rspdly dying out, and they are everywhere
meeting with much favor and encouragement.
-SdranRah hers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR sNowDHNs


That the New York democracy have it 10
their power to DEPRIVE Mr.. Tilden cf tho vote
of that State should he be the nominee Of the
Citciouati convention, and that they will not
hesitate to exercise that power, and thereby
necessarily defeat his election, ara proved by
thcir &C ion, aad ts result. OF tho election held
10 their State last year. Outside Of tho large
cities in New York there are No Tildcn organi-
z.t!ons. and, though the democratic msj otties
emo principally from the cities, as the popula
ton Of tho c)uairy portion Of the State is much
larger than that CT the Giles, tho aggregate
democratic rural vote is also corsl 1erably lsrgel
than that of the urban democracy. This boing &C
the healing of the breach now existing 10 the
dsm:craIic party in New York, which breach
threatens the very existence Of the national de.
mocrac7, Can be ff.cted by the democratic
voters who reside beyond tho Limits of the citics
in that State. The anti Tiden men will support
anybody else except Mr.. Tilden, and all the
country democrats, who con control The State
convention. have 10 do will be to send dele
gates to that CONVENTION opposed to his nomna
ton. Tho vast maority Of The rur,l democrats
OF Now York, like the democrats of all thu
other States, earnestly desire to right the great
wrong that YVES done Mr.. Ti'den 10 1876 b5
not only el: cling bin IS vas done then, bat by
inaugura'log bin but they sro not blind and
cannot help seeing thut. from what cause is i'm
material, ha could no! COT ,ntrato tho vote e.
lis owa party, could attract mono tf the indo
pendent veto, and would certaio7 lose the vote
OF two States necessary TO his eleclion-NtW
York and Vireinn-and perhaps some Others
that with any other candidate could BE- clrried foI
the democratic ticket. Tho couotry democrats
CT New York have it 10 their pGw,r to secure
the election and the Inauguration Ct demo-
cratic President to succeed the ono chosen b,
the cleo oral commission. HIVE they enuu n
oil the old lime party spirit and old time patriot
Ism to exercise that power?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05

Some of the so called indcpcudcu, nexs,a-
prrs Of the North, 10 their haste aud 81 xiety
to create or simulate ioc!i1gs OF auimo.i!y
against the South, deny that the PIE of that
se,lon ore il flutnood ty motives of sefintert St,
isil to tr.dit their own readers with tie pos
session of good sense by supposing That they
will BE- deceived by auy such twsdile and, 10
to-, utterly disregard and ignore ali ress ~,
logic, or consistency. They say fer instance
that the prosperity and welfare of the South
depend upon the colored people Of that section,
who must be ineu3ed to remain thore by kind
treatment and by securing their equality btf Jre
the law, and Yet, at tho same time, say that
Ihcrc is god ground for bolieeiog that The *
odus now 10 progress is not voluntary, but
Is forced by tho btu atty Of the whites. II
The welfare Of the South depends upon the
neeros. the Southern people would be the ycri'
est dolts upon the faoe of The earth to drive
them away; tn. that they are 20 such dots is
proved not only by uobias,d witnesses, bat By
the testimony Of such prououtc d radi,al as
MIR. Wendell Phillips, who says that South
ern politician Gao give Northern ouo two 10
tn game gnd still beat him. To be sure Mr.
Phillips could not have obtained bis notions 10
this regard from the SoutherccTs now 10 Con-
gres', but sill every reasonable man knows
that self interest is as potential 10 the South as
IN the North. and that Southern mon do not
dive away the labor upon which they denoud
t subsistence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
The Mixed Electoral Ticket.

The following letter is taken from the Port
mouth Times, o readus paper:
THE MIXED ELECTORAL TICKET AND THE
CAUSE OF READJUsTMENT-Th last ditch
of the Funders has always been that the Fed
cral government will not permit Virginia to dis
pose OF her debt as it may please her TO dispose
OF II without the consent Of her creditors. 1t
has always been their boast that. inasnuch as
rcadiustment mecos inpsiring the obligation OF
contrtc;s, The Supreme Court Ct The Uoited
States, ns a last resort, will t1ko Tho matter ia
hand, ard reaiism tho decisions Of eur
own Court OF Appeals; and that he dc,
clsiors Of the courts will then DO made
operative through the power OF ths Gov
ernmeIt at Washington. And yet VIC
arc told thst. 10 Tho name ot Virginia Interests,
the readusters mus j,in hauds with The
republicans, maIcI shoulder TO shoulder
9th tho party that is c'amcriug fer stronger
Federal Government and is now openly engaged
10 stamping out the last vestiGs cf sovereignty
10 the States 1t will not do, gentlemen. Your
new Departure 10 favor Vi m'x,d electoral
ticket would, If successful, turn Virgioia over,
bouod hand and foot, to tbc cruelty Of tho very
cipital that grew great on tho losses aud SUI
teiinGs Of the sou hero people from tho war.
Tho "blnatcd boa0hollcr" would then 10
decd have The rcone. and especially tbs poor
people u Virginia iust whore no WINS them.
When tho lamb goes iato partnership with The
Wolf the lamb is so0n eliminated" and is seen
no more. REIMBURSEMENT 10 coalition with re.
nubllHauisn wcud share the same sad lu.tuae.
Btra'c, Iny friends, beware
Il BONA Eide READJUTER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05
Communicated

Communicated.
The ctse for c1uGterfuiiog against Shscbe,-
lord and Cook w:s Que CT the plaire,t evsr
presented to grand jary, aoi it is pity that
lust'c, was cb5ed OF her Gu, By lte;r not being
presented. Ii such practices are allowed twill
net tske long for our community to be flooded
With spurious money. Ono OF thes, men at.
tempted TO brake Jail. CHS.