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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

York recently said that would have majority OF
5000, but claiming majority OF 4,OOO or
1000 The hancock "hOom !" is fast dying out 10
Buffalo have the most perfect organization we nave
ever had our Boys in Blue are going 10 be raiher
an institution General Garfeids visit has had
great deal TO do with creating enthusiasm and activity
among Republicans. never such Outpnutlng OF
pc0De as the one that greeted him. To show with what
spirit the Republicans have taken hold OF campaign
work, let me tell you about one club. A RepuOncap
society was organized in Buffalo. under the name OF
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" and it now has over
1 ms m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
TALK WITH GENERAL Hustled.

General James W. Hustled was found III the corri-
dor of the Fifth Avenue Hotel cOnversIng with sew
eral of the members of the State Committee.
How 90 things look i'll Westchester County y He
responded in answer 10 the question Of the reporter
why they are beginning TO look all one way. In
my own town of Cortland, in which Is the
village of Peekskille there are 200 or 800 Demo-
Gratis who have already announced their intention
of voting for Garfield and Arthur The Republican
ticket is gaining every day: In Putnam County It
Is just the same. The Republican ticket Wal
steadily grow stronger from now until election
daV'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

ESGen. Randall Gibson's only daueh-
Ter named after the State Of Louisiana.
dled on the 5th instant at Fol- tress Man.
roe she was ten years of age. The prox-
innate cause of herdeath was congestion
tion OF tho lungs but she had been an in.
valld 10: several years. The funeral took
place from Gen. Gibson's residence in
washington, on the 9th, the remains be-
ing accompanied to the grave by large
NUM- Der OF the family's friends and nc.
quaintances.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

WE PEG LEAVE TO CALI, THE
,,,. attention of the public TO tho +nat
anat the Southern Standard Press '' H. iac1
incr ranE mp"n its fifth season, with even
a aIlole"Slhg popularity. During the 1 ..t
season over FOUR HUNDRED vo ,,o I.S t
sm,n use WITH VIII, unusual ard unoualiii' Il
, nsGfss. o., Ihe most arled features ser it's
ENC,E AZ rVulCk WORK, CONVENT.
LASE Of operation and tho f,,i,;
y; or packing heavy bales If ,"ea,'
pn' rn ~" f cost marked success as n sIc,n,
m oS'f ,n nuesS, where these features are
, nnIo appreciated. Owing to the r,nr r''
Geaented advance, in cost Of ma ur ,1pre
m ,"oe 'een compelled to slightly nIvance
w w ,oiS v df!cc complete for power excnnt
Land nowcr 9 o Price complete for
Mn WI ~" nc prepared to supply our pa1ron,
" III III me very best achincry and t;ttnms
rhs Br "Is'ns Gi at the very lowest prices.
900 S0tIliERN sTAFDARD pR HSss'@ Co
Meridian Miss
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

@Perhaps everybody does not knou
says the Commercial Bulletin. that und",
the postal laws, if You spoil STAMPED
wrapper or envelope, you can have it re-
deemed at its face value at the post-of,ice
when postal cards were introduced most
masters were instructed to redeem sucb
as were spoiled before using at the rate
OF cents in stamps for every cents in
face value of the cards. MANY nos+a1
cards are spoiled in printing, Others in
d'rectlng' while many printed cards are
SIMPLY unused. These can all be en-
changed at the rate mentioned.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

TPeople who have subscribed for q
newspaper will do we'll to bear in mind
that the only legal way to discontinue
their subscription is to pay up all arrears
ana oroer the paper stopped. paper in
new Haven, Conn.,, sued a man for fortv-
three dollars duo for papers furri shed.
ne DEFENDANT set up the plea that he
nao serveal times ordered the paper dis
continued; but the court held that, I'M
der the laws of the State and of the Tn.
TIED States, publisher may continue TO
send his paper until all deli.,ouencies
are settled ;up, and that the parties to
"hom the papers are sent are liable for all |
copies SO sent, and Judgment was reuder-
ed for the amount and costs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

~ he indispensable requisite to sue
cess IS party unity. An acceptable dem
oc'a'ic candidate for President, though
ne may not be the preference of all dem
ocrats' is Indispensable to party unity.
Leu those whom it may concern ponder
thls. The party that desires to win and
Will win IS the party that holds itselfto-
'e'ner by the nomination of a candidate
acceptable to its whole BODY.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

,-o 5Aht PRIZES, $6OO.--An eminent ban
hers wife f-.--N. Y, has induced the
R Ripp,,e'ots or that great medicine, Hop
rounn,4 10 4iier 5000 in prizes to tie
plainly, in any language, betwcrn HRf.1x4s
lo9o. and July 4, 1851. This,is a liberal
! interesting offer, and everybody and
ms we should send two cent stamn tn
u ,he Hop Bltters Mfg. Co., Rochester. n
!; =. 5. A., for circular, giving fun par.
lI,G;I'ials, ana begin at once to teach the
~ 'ulen TO say Hop Bitters and secure
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
SUCCESSION SALE.

IHc State of Lnnisiana--Par;sh of West
Feliciana.
18th Judicial District Court.
In the matter of the succe ssion of Lenos
Frankenberger, deceased.
ny VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE
- to Il commission and order of sale
| issued in the above STYLED suit from said
Honorable Court, and to the heritf of
! the Parish of West Feliciann directed,
| VIII offer for sale, in front of the Court
House. i'll st. Francisvi!lc, said State and
Parish, and according to law, on
Saturday, June 26, 1880,
at the hour of II O'Clock. a. m Of said
day, the following mentioned and des-
cribea zeal estate belonging to said sue
ceSsioD. to-wit:
ONE LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVE
lnenta and bindings thereon. being
lying and situated in the town Of
Bayou Sara, / aIish OF West Fell
can, state of Lo,lisian, and being
known and designated on the fign-
ratiVe plan of said town as lot
Number (236) two hundred and
t ir SIX in square number (2D
tWcntE.one, and being the same |
property acquired by the said Le-
nos Frankenherser, deceased, from :
q. w. Schhtfcr as per act passed
before Henry III. Ecmondet. Dpputy
Recorder, on the I'd day Of Now
cnhcr, A. d. 1868. and of Record.
IN hecorder's Office, in Notarial
Record. Book ''I' pages two hun.
dred and thirty six, two hundred
and thirty seven, two hundred and .
th!rty-eight and two hundred and
thirty-ninc.
: TERMS OF SALE -,
a credit of twelve G2) months for
what it will bring, the purchaser to -
give a twelve month jI2) months
bond with approved personal sc.uri.
~ tearing interest "a s per cent per
ahhum from day of sale. A mort
gage with vendors privilege retained
upon the property sold until the final
payment of the entire purchase price.
~ r.. 1000 Z. B. SMITH,
''' '''i iSSo' Sheriff
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

~ The steamer Robt. E. Lee, of the
New Orleans and Vicksburo lin.
MADE during the present season 80 trips,
carrying into New Orleans 1O7, O72 ba:es
OF cotton, 1876 bags seed cotton, 81, ia
sacks cotton seed, 1891 sacks oil cake.
4'593 sack cotton seed meal. and 2,4s3
barrels cotton seed oil, the whole agpre-
eating 137, 4O2 bales COTTON
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

@-Railway fare from New Orleans to
Cincinnati for delegates to the Democrat
&c National Convention will be s35 for
the round trip, and the same rates will
he extended to friends or attendants of
the delegation, or any parties desiring to
v'slt Cincinnati during the session of the
Convention.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

9Two little boys, sons respectively
OF Messrs. j. N. and Albert JUDGE, citi.
zens OF Vermillionville, were drowned in
a hole in brick yard near that place.
A1ter being lot out of school that after
noon they went to the hole alone for the
purpose Of bathing, with the sad result
above stated.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

There will be 737 delegates to the
National Democratic Convention at Gin.
c'nnatl on the 22d instant. If the two
thirds rule is maintained, of which there
Is scarcely any doubt, it will require 493
votes to nominate. Should the two-thirds
rule be dispensed with, $40 votes will
constitute majority of all the delegates.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

DA fearful wind and rain storm
passed over Lake Providence, La, at
noon on the 5tb, instant. little son of
Judge Delaney was caught out on the
lake and was drowned before assistance
could reach him. His body was recover
ed.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

p'A profuse and many times excess
s'Ve'y offensive discharge from the nose.
win stopping up" of the nose at times
impairment of the sense of smell and
taste, watering'or weak eyes, inpaired
hearing, Irregular appetite, pressure and
pain over the eyes, and at times in the
back of the head, cold feet, and u fee,;no
OF lassitude and debility are svmntoms
"h'cn are common to catarrh, yet all. of
.hem are not present in every case. DR..
oage's Rcmedy cures catarrh in it's worst
form and stages. 1t IS pleasant to Use
and contains no poisonous or coustic
drugs. So sure cure is it that it's form.
OF proprietor offered for years in all the !
principal newspapers of the land stand.
ing reward of $500 for case it would not
cure. Sold by druggists at so cents,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES

no we, the undersigned, appointed TO pre-
lrD Il midget of expenses fer III. I,,,,
i'7o submit the following estimate
1880.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
JUST RECEIVED Ry
q. ID. BROOKS.
CHE1rroz,

IL ' nsrs kerosene Gil, Lamps chin
oSs' WlckS etc. I'' '"iiu
C,rr, ,,,-o. AT O. D. BROOKS
LLLr1S Hard Rubber Trus.os
''o'' cleanly, used in bathinr' Ais"t'
AD,,c AL 0. ID. BROOKS.
! ADlhS and Gents. sLoul1,r 1,
suSpelsorics, etc. or"ccs,
PERFORATED card boora oa1,
"N" pam gold silver papcr.
H4L LAY, extracts, CeIatin sn;s.
ana English Soda. Sc. opices'
o,vn,,e - AT o. d. BROOKS.
v AlmonI,. oanocolate, Cocoanut, Burnt
Donc,,n All O. d. BROOKS.
IA and Rodpc ""' W,rsfenholme's knives,
straps ana brushes
rroo Az o. ID. BLOOMS:
'oOlf!, nail, lathcr fair sor,I, 49,,
p''iht and camel's hair brnshns' ''i''''
rr,o Al o. ID. BROOKS.
WIZ powder, handl'f eytrao,S
IL Haze cologne, all kinds, ''''S' anu
AT. o. D. BROOKS
'oiLLI soap, bay rum. Immortal ha;n
- OIL and pomades, '' Ai'ir
AT. O: d. BROOKS
HShNS' ink, paper, cnvelopcs and no,,
Nt'"' Hne assortment. .
AT. ID. BROOKS.
CROOKS chill and fever cnre. rn,ran J
zee" All O. ID. BROOKS.
sROOkS Elixir Cnlasaya Bark ma
~ Iron, pleasant to take. ''d N
),o, AT O. DsBROOKS.
SGilOOL books, slate, pencils. conv
oUoNS' "c.' AT o. ID. BROOKS
, IKE sperm oil, for sewing machines. L
ALTO. ID. BROOKS.
AoE Balls and Bats, all sizes. (
AT o. ID. BROOKS. \
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12


tyTT The Marksvi!le Record makes tbe
following just commentary on the char
acter OF that man whom the North in ifs
1anatlcal rejoicing twice placed in the
PRESIDENTIAL chair and who a set of CON
splrators would raise to the position
or Dictator over a people born and raised
under republican teachings. ct was
when the Confederate forces wero ,ror,,
cut and reduced by victories, that lint
'ro"de'J"l military genius, Grant. with
thousands of fresh troops and boundless
resources at his command, by main
strength and awkwardncss overnowered
the small and devoted band of Coufeder-
ate soldiers that were left to the nlorious
Leo. And this is what made Grant tb.
great military chieftain. A creature y,
+. circumstances. Brute force mistako,
Tor military genius" '''Aon
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
THE CHICAGO NOMINATIONS.

~- oSO1uI dlUl 1l01
Ma Gus proceedings ever enacte
Ira by a political party in this coun
% try, the Chicago convention fin
- ally arrived at it's consultation
on Tuesday last, by the nomi
~ nation of James A. Garfield. O:
sr Ohio, for Presi lent, and Ches.
> ter A. Arthur, of New York. 70,
n vice President.
n 10 say that the Republican
party has thus secured a ticket
n which will thoroughly unite all
t the factions of it's organization
, IN an enthusiastic and vigorous
support is, perhaps, claiming
more than probably can or will
De eventually substantiated
That it will command the s,,n- |
port of the Republican party
generally, and avoid MANY
points of weakness which Womb
nave been presentedint the NOM
nation OF either Grant or
Blaine, there can scarselv beanv 7
doubt. t
1t is palpable fact that the i
nomination Of Garfield points +
to the solution of no principle, b
unless indeed, in a negative .,
manner, by the defeat of Grant &C
It has forever set aquietus upon he
the third term question. AS ~ ~
% his record it is just to say he cr
S as bitter a partisan as Grant. nc
1dmunds or Blaine, with their IL"
dispositions to an evil policy. in
With perhaps less abilit, to car the
y them into effect. A damna- pre-
le record of his connection with ATE
le Credit Mobilier fraud will nur
2 laid bare in the progress of n, his
le campaign, an affairin which can
$ reputation, together with bers
at OF other shining lights Of =
e radical party, suffered ire ~
ra0le injury. His nom nation part
practically an endorsement of t'ck'
e Hayes administration, in mers
1ch Ohio will come in for the ers o.
MS share of the public plum Repu
in tho o,-o,,+ r. justl
;, VI 'ii0 oticceSS CART
the ticket. arln,
A. Arthur was put chara
IN the ticket as a morsel for n am" u u
Precipitation Of Conkling;to to ma
!, as it were, the wounds re- Tribu
7ed in the defeat of Grant. o ota VIC &c
bur has been schooled in the the n,
OF party manipulation under field II
eye of Conkling, and beyond a a'u'"
mas gained no prominence subor.,
that a vigorous fight was gracefi
e to prevent the confrma- , lie WI "
OF his successor in the New swa]lo
< Custom House, appointed general
hayes. The contest, led bv M" nmu l. GO
king in the Senate, was Grant 6
assful for time, but his tiopaDs'
deposition was accomp- Wash MasnD'
Il at the. last session of the erv hitt
Congress. ton spec
? regard the ticket present sohd No
the Chicago convention action ~ y
ne combining many Gle The non
$ OF strength, although it that viii
tail to excite the peculiar Of Cram, r
slasm which would have not only
ed the selection Of either the who
OF Blaine, and it will be- ann iJs &c :
the Democracy to use nro to sci
effort to select strong and ates prese
Die standard bearers at ." rar, OF a. a,
natl in order to secure a has the q,
IN in November next. Let of the par
done; let personal pre- t l"u PROF. ,oa',
IS sink into insignifcance much fave
the supreme interests at God for til
let Individual democrats s ,lslve over
to press the battle until that Mr. G.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
pRlCE WITHIN THE REACH d

pflCE WITHIN THE REACH d
All. Most popular hooks since prid
ing was invented. The Full and CoI
| nl"te Lectures of COL. r. G. INGE1
| SOIL! No. l MISTAKES of Moses. NJ
= Skulls. No. ,. Ghosts. No. 4. Hell, n
.. Liberty of Wen, Women and Child. ii
u. Gods. No. 7. intellectual Developueu|
40. .. Human Rights. No. 8. Hprcafte|
No. 10. keiigions Intolerance. No II
llrrctlcs and Heiesics. No. II. Col InrpI
soils Vindication of Thos. Paine. No. n
ILea for Individuality and ArraingeHeu|
of he Church. No. ii. The Relision I
our Day. No. 10. Personal Deism Dpuiet1
40. 10; The Philosopher of Reason
li'lhb"ldt. PRICE > CENTS EACH. CD
ii''%e'So!i aud His Chicago Critics 1
= ecfhre 10y the Rev. James X. Applebre|
iIlcc 10 Cents. Speech of Charles Stew
;atIt farne!i at the Exposition Building
Chicago, February %, 1850. Togelhs
wi II a short Biography of his Life, viii
Large Portrait and Autograph OH Cove
age. Price Zoe. Full Report of It'd
iIand Re Union of Soldiers and Salon
Il the late War, held at Chicago Nov u
" 10, -, including all Speeches, and
hose of Col. Il. G. Ingersoll, Col. Wm.P
has, Samuel l.. Clemens MARK Twaini
Pccch ON Babies). PRICE 25 CESD
Lie and Trip Around the World Of Gen
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

| b"hdS and Interest. Cocoon M
Jurors, grand petit. son n ""
Printer 200 90
Police Inv .'.'''....... 125 90
con,'l!f1, to April, 1850. 1.'U "n
SSnhelil, from April 80, Jan ISL. NJ Az 0 0o
'oner'h, maintain prisoners at o. ' W
Bonds ,nh ii fl capita. :........ 500 90
sS,ihertt, as Collector at 4nc I0o y" w.
SS,her1g, for licenses at p y E t0V oo oV
III criminal ,na1ters In ' y"
C0hStab'es, in criminal matters 1co W. y" |
Paupers '''''..'.... as 90 |
BRIDGES '''.''...... 100 90 I
Coronc, ,nd 300 90
coroner and Jail Physician 20 10 U "o
A''eli'ing and cleaning Court TT ~ W
Contin"ent' At 10 per month.... 30 90
''.---- 500 90
'''i'ec'l"'y submitted, May 3, 1850.
I DuNCAN sTwART,
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y. FISCHER |
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

DPiof Paine, $50 S. 9th Street, Phil
adeIphia, is the most eminent physician
and surgeon in America. Consult him
before it is too late.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12


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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-28
Eiie EfisiTa4 hsusi,sie.

The Supreme Court ci fisino has replied to
thetusl9nlsi questions ,iu.nlGnCu9y declining lC
rtcogu;z, The Fu-iorist body at Augusta. aud
explicitly declaring lho te!ubican House and
Senate the legal Legislature OF Muiac.
Tho more ultra 81 tho Fu,iouistG gay that The
conrt Icing adverse 10 their poaiiicn they vii!
az )urn 10 q body, subject IN the call Ct Gov.
Smith; that Mr.. Sawyer viii continue TO dis
charge tho duties Of s .GrcIary oi State, and all
the returns ahd Other hrruunhta from Fusion
towns will be 8 nj IN 10 tit They Say not
more than hsii Il d z III ssl'l l.ka lIrir sGuts in
The Republican s.c.islaIutr Meanwhile i: :s
a.il they will tHcmnrn2> Cong rnss.
Smith says ho irhreca the cnnIruv.ray han
end d. lilo Slaf'A .har, while ih+ ,ruvi3us
opinion OF The Itigc4 Was based CO Ito R.Iut-
loan statement, ih.rh WIS room fer season
81 duuht, bnt, 10 vl;H 81 Lha i.:Gt that :hC
curt lia drclt"I araiEt t;.cm Oh Fusion
stat! m}nt, ih"Y could hn. grar;' fully submit.
Ito says he hta tntIcu tirurh l.I.Ying Co?
,r6nr. an'I viii Ell 1mr.
AUGUSTA, NJ =. JL:i - fin Iu:,.t5n Isgi6-
lau: In:t Tins no'rlnE IL lie | 1i0n II al No
bl-iu'Hs Was irh:." 'c!c': 10 iiic llln-r. TARt
bDdy took rrc IS uni! I o'clock. All IGisjns
lucladInG the reporters ara * ,'ud: 4 rem Che
SaDatc. Tho goi.cral txprcsS!aD nt opinion 0u
tho part If the fusion members is 10 20 into lilo
u@dy At tho STATE llGusn. Probably Ih,y will
uo.t ioc tho last luc IL morrow as tha. will 10
tie day TOT ior ti!"ru 10 re ali together I'll: q
they will dissolve snU Gi:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-28

fashioned after ,hc island sci daiiyer" order
IL is to r;uac9 the Deb. ~ tw2aty ,:,iors ed
pay three psi c2n,. o. i. Il tbs c;cdi;ols doI /
like that tbeg gro to tase Eolhiag aud think
themselves we'll rid Of tr:it saouey, and this,
too, notwithstanding Inc i4c.. ti:st many CT
those creditors some in this very c,ty-are The
widows OF soldiers she Lost lh,it live, in dc
fcIco tf Virgins. fortunately FIR them Tbs
Court Of Appeals anG ltla constitution Of tho
State and OF thc Union yo; stand between them
ard the robbers. Many unexpected thnys
havo occurred during tic las: twenty 5csls, but
mono more So than tho evoWed attempt Of Vir
siuians 10 make their Stale dc!l.ud Ter cred
itors,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-28
4 Note OF slXp!auatiOa.
GHLEAE, Va. ,Inrusrv r6

:
IL The Ci.!0T Of tie h!rIGHiiiH Gnz"tic
inaTnHi On yrstoTi"y lha! tn. four gentle
men whose names ! mentioned in ny letter
from this lace in last Thursdays Gazette arc
blended boz, ui9 mai:o rncGton Of ther Names
IN said letter. j meant no Tt iioc,ion whatsoever,
but, on tho other hand intended ii es u cOmpli.
mont TO Thorn. Under tho circumstances very
few men would take th:ir lives III their own
hand and accomplish WHIST thoy did. l would
be tho last orc to rtfla3t IN any WAY On man
vho wen es many lswT2ls rs Gid thusa az the
Mountain Kargess" during tho ls;u war. Those
gentleman performed their part we'll. When
they cane through Winchester thoy were told
Inst if they would sGIo, - i: "wc vii! orsrtske
you. and take ycur prisoner and hang him -
THOR reply was, no. ho is in our chargo and wa
moan TO carry him safely 10 Fauquior. Az TO
Tho "bo.ch job mentioned: in Einiday's lolter
l hsd referonca 90 thn hanging business
nothing but thai. Siaiad :wan!y snvrI mon cid
the work, snd oue ut 10 have said torty. As ray
informsat ssiI he coua!ed tw9nty couples psss
his housc.
haze nc question in ny own mind ba. that
ha7o been nlsTer7CsaI:t2G 10 tho above men.
toned & ;ntltIacH By some orc ir0;n his com.
munity.
make these cs rnuntiona because / think ;t
due then sni just hoco 1 will stats thet if lhsro
had been any thing N Ivy ieitar rejecting on
any ono, The public would mover hava ssen tho
letter. rs tho editor would have consigned il 10
tho waste ,skct p, irf This once. sig0s bim-
self J3EE j. PAYNE.
The minority Of !hc Spanish Senate and
Chamber Of deputies have unsnimtusly r.
solved to resume their seats 10 tho Carries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-28
IRRGXSs.Y H-E,sI-A

Il Y. De. j. b. .]olcr, tho editor Of Tic R,ii
glcu4 Herald, in iIchulond, is qaiaI i'll.
John knafber, lately removed TO Atian.a
Ga, ,mmlitcd subtle lost night h7 shooting
himself viii! pistol through .h. head. Loss q
property nod strong drlnk we're III, causo nj
tho az. '"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-28

Mr.. RiddIebergof 8 plaB for tho settlement Of
the State debt, as annou0ood 10 his Slauotou
speech, is short if not honest, simple if not
original, bold If not courteous. 1t was cvidenlly