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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14
NO. SIS.

agreed to elope; determined to be to-
sharp for them; shut Mamie up in ths
same closet where Sammy WA conceal
ed, snd giving her . pair Of blankets and
. pillow locked her up for tho night:
didn't sec Sammy; next morning went
to lot Mamie out. Oh, my couMn't
got her breath for minute. Finally.
ahcm! Sammy is that youi Sammy.
you must stay for breakfast"
Couldn't, ma'ma."
"I,ut you must, Sammy
Sammy at last concluded to stay any
how.
At tho breakfast table: "Sammy, Pva-
been thinking o good deal about yom
lately. You are Industrious and honest.
/ hear"
II never brag."
"Well, now, upon tho whole, Sammy,
l think yon and Mamie had better get
married real soon, for the best"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14
1A1 JOURNAL OF THE PARISH AND CITY.


one majority, in tho ten mills limitation
matter, VIC find ourselves in . condition
Of widc-involving confusion. Why, even
onr present Supreme Court, with its bad
precedent, found it imperative to check
tho Executive in his revolutionary con-
duct by summary decision declaring
void and unconstitutional oil appoint
mcnts requiring tho approval of the
Senate and made by the Governor in
neglect or contempt Of this direct and
positive cOmmaDd--a command 40 vital
and essential to hc needed and obcycd,
that the Supreme Court made good haste
to enforce it,
] enclose important clippings from the
City Item of to-day as bearing an inter-
est with the city question under con-
sidcration, and which serves to show the
growing state of uncertainty and con-
fusion in our midst. We are now living
under q strange and unexamplcd two
fold governmental mixture. Two
constitutions now rule the destiny Of
this State. Although the peoples new
constitution declares the constitution Of
1863, to be superseded, still the Nichols
appointccs with their salaries and per-
quistcs under the supposed to be abol-
ishcd constitution Of 1868, hold over
throughout our State, and the Witt
appointments arc declared void because
uncenstitutionally made. Three wards
Of our city have no constitutionaIly
ordered committing magistrates, but
the acting Governor has assumed the
right to appoint these, together with
their sherit7s. Now you see from the
clippings enclosed that the acting Gov
crnor's proclamation will be tested in
Court, and you observe how our Kecor-
dcrs are situated. The above stated
proclamation, if insisted on, and no
session of our Legislature Immediately
called, will bring several tickets in the
field and divide into coutcnding factions
the Ucmocratic-Co Conservative voters of
this city, when simple justice and their
rights under the constitution would
have "aitcd them.
Tho worm itself will turn being trodden on,
And doves will peck in safeguard Of their brood. "
NEW ORLEANS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14
THE LATEST ITEMS.

DR.. Tanner is breaking his fast reg,s-
larly every day and doing much httce
thar when |lc subsisted on thin air.
Senator Eaton is confident that Con-
necticut will give Hancock O handsome
majority.
Heavy Republican gains ore reported
| ut the late elections in France.
Tho British army "got it in tho neck"
in another encounter in Afghanistan.
| A mechanic at Casano, Italy, con-
dcmncd to four years imprisonment, sue
cecded in starving himself to death i,a
thirty days.
Gambetta and Grcvy were enthusias-
tically received at Chcrbourg, Oh tbs
occasion Of their inspection Of the French
fleet, at that port.
In the trOttiDg races, at Rochester
New York, Steve Max well made the best
time on record in two milo heat, viz;
4A31.
Continued harmony exists bctween
Austria and Germany, whose Fmperors
have just had q most cordial meeting.
The Greco.Turkish Misunderstanding
ore about to cause "trouble nit Siegsl
and the Government.
The Georgia Convention solved the
"dcad.lock" by recommending Goyorpos
Colquitt to the people. The minority
will also recommend ticket.
A great fire, covering q space Of ten
acres, occurred at Hunters Point, Brook
lyn, among tho shipping and lumber
yards, Thursday.
A general jail delivery, by means Of
skeleton keys, took place ut Houston,
Texas, this week. 4 number Of horsr
thieves and other criminals took French
leave.
At Port Gibson, Miss, heavy rain
was in progress on the 10th inst, which
had begun forty-eight hours before.
The Afghan tribesmen have practical
ly cut off communications with Cand.-.
har
Coy. Roberts, was re-nominatcd by
the Texas Democrats and l.. J. Storey
was nominated for Lieut.. Governor.
The Massachusetts Democracy VIII
meet in Convention Oh September 1st.
Fully thirty thousand strangers have
assembled at Columbus, Ohio, on the
occasion Of the soldiers reunion.
y. +. OvcrtOn has been elected D0v-
ernor of the Chickasaw Nation, by
large majority.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

The Washington Post gets of the tol
lowing: "The Hancock boom is stbsi-
ding" shout the Radical strikers and
organs. "The shower will soon hold up,n
said Noah's unhappy neighbor, as h
climbed tree to @e tho ark 50 BY. d.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

y A. DAY, proprietor Red Stick Drug Store,
- keeps constantly on hand full assortment
Of drags and medicines, corner Africa and
SoDerulOs streets
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14
HOLD OVER

The politicians about tho city were
rather astoundcd yesterday, upon read
ing the Governors proclamation for q
city election, that no provision was
made for tho election of the recorders 0I
committing magistrates. In order to Us.
certain whether the call for the election
of recorders had not been overlooked a,l
item reporter called upon Coy. McEncry
this morning
Gov. McEncry states that there will
be no election for recorders; that the
present incumbcnts will hold over until
such time as the Legislature will make
provisions for the appointment or cleo
ton Of their Successors. Gov. McEncry
states that he consulted q number OF
prominent lawyers, and they all agree
with him in this Interpretation of the
statutcs.-City Item.
% City Item, August 9Th.
CITY WALL.
The principal topic of conversation at
the Hall this morning is the Governors
proclamation, ordering new election.
The general impression is that the Gov
crnor had no legal right to call IN cleo
ton, and so as to avoid any discussion
the matter will probably be put into
court.
Mayor Patton secs an easy way to set
tie the vcxcd question, by all hands
rendering their designations; but the
City Fathers don't seem inclined to
agree with his Honor on this point. Mr..
Marks states that he is willing to resign
if the rest do, but unless it is whole
sale business he will fight to the last.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

u FEIBELMAN, dealer in Dry Goods and
- the most fashionable stylus OF ready made
clothing hats boots and shoes, Main street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

IOHN JOHNSON, matchmaker and jeweler,
- dealer In jewelry, silver ware pictures and
picture frames, Third street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

w T. CLUVERIUS, Druggist Bogel's old
w stand. dealer in drugs, medicines cutlery
soap garden seed and fancy articles.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

NM. MARKHAM Il Co, Insurance Agents,
w Third street, Bank Building Insure fire,
river md Marine risks.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

AT KS. j. n. PARKER, dealer in Millinery and
lVl Dry Goods and fancy articles Of all des.
-criptons, Main street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

/ M. BROOKS, Druggist, dealer In drngs and
L medicines Of every Kind. cigars, smoking to.
baCcO cutlery, GtC. Main street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

tHARLES WIECK, proprietor Sumter House
~ dealer in the finest Wines liquors and cigars
corner Third and Laurel streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

A LEXANDRE GROUCHY, proprietor Of the
~, Capital House. Board by the day. week or
month, with tho best the market affords.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

I PHILIP WTT, proprietor Of bismarck So
~ loon Mud Lager Beer House, corner st. Louis
and North boulevard streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

NERANDAH HOTEL and Restaurant ID
supplied with the beat viands in the market
Third street. q. CremoniDi, proprietor.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

w p, KIRBY, proprietor Ladies' Restaurant
w and dealer in fruits, confsctioneries, ci
,sars, etc., cor. Third and Florida streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14
VOL. 2.
ATTORNEYS.

II w. POPE, ArroKsEr Ar Law and
~. Notary Public Port Allen, West Baton
Rouge La. Special attention given TO the col
lrction Of accounts, taking testimony under com
mission, and 70 oil other matters requiring !hs
attention Of mn Attorney or Notary III lho pa'1sh
of West Baton Rouge. api.sl v@nl'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

JOSEPH LARGUlER, dealer in foreign and
- domestic hardware, house furnishing goods
corner Third and Florida streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

CUGAR AND MOLASSES -- BY the barrel
~ and hogshead, or by retail at bottom prices
by ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

SLANG ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IL. At Law, Donaldsonvilo La. VIII prac'
tice in all tho courts Of the State OF Louisiana.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

y,,HOS. Is. DUpREE, ATTORNEY
and Counselor at Law. Othce--No. q, Pixies
Row, Baton Rouge, La. VIII practice in tho
State and Federal Courts.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

XXM. GAK1G, Forwarding aud CommtSsien
w Merchant, dealer in plantation supplies
and general steamboat, purchasing ana collec'
tiOn agent, Front street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

A EAT-Green Sides and Shoulders, Bacon
iSI and, in fact. all articlcs needed By planters
For sale by ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

IIOES AXES, e;e-The well known Lynden
Il Hoe, and Planters Steel Hoes Collins eel
nbra'od Axes, and other brands, Traces and
Back Bands, Nails. Powder and Shot, Wooden
Ware, Tor sale By ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-14

( tOfFEE-In store; 80 bags of Rio Coffee,
~ different grades at lowest prices.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
EElD sriSii srDiiEpIp.

4 CORRESPONDENT Of tic New York Herald jnst
returned from tour Of Inspection through lger
land says:
" have just returned to Loodoo from tour
of several weeks spent chiefly among tho land
lords Ct The North aud West Ct Ireland. I Left
Loodo2 exp citing 10 run iisks OF bciuf shot, or
OF least shot ut, rs stories we're everywhere CIR
rent ct tho Threatening st,i uic Of the tenants
towards their landlords, the laudIcards' ageats,
their caite "ald The stranger within their
esttS rctUrr convinced that the grossest
1XaE2eratious had got abroad ccEcorulug tho
tce!lng ADD the attitude OF the two classes to-
ward each Other, aud that gny serions collision
L. improbable if not IMPOSSIBLE OF dem
landlords taken at random through the most
alSatico'od districts found GO exception to the
rule OF kindly aaG pGternal fec!irg toward the
t"nsotry, keen in crest in their lfare, person
81 acqualutafc with many of them, solici u &c
Tor their 5eL,erHeDt aud lcnionoy 10 th;s, in
long arrears Of rent. | found tia, selfish as
veil az hul ane cJnsiera'icn5 pointed to far
treatment OF teGaats, the prosperity CT land
LORDS heiGg DrOpQrllnslc TO ard governed by
that OF the teDeD5 farmers.
The caus will try 10 make clear as briefly
as possible: Ihe various estates | visited are
situate IN The couniies OF Armagh, Sligo and
Rcscommou. ia every Instance bad full! aud
free access to the books and rent rolls, per ect
liberty to eXamine sgcnts. baiiffs aud tenants
and permission to MAKE public 10 the Herald
auy facts thus obtained. | ouud that the
farms varied 10 size. from hall co aero to scvaa
hundred acres, tho greater Dunber, however,
ranging between aud 2j acres, while the rent
per acre varied According TO The quality uf tho
sci! from .. G.. 20 81 a year. Upon ucsr!y
every safe there was large propor!ior-aome
Times one-,hird or onc-haii-lhe tenants ia
arrears of rent OF from six months to two years.
It is tho duty Of che agent 70 collect these
arrears, o: in default Of p,gmont 10 eglct the
aon nsyiUg tenant, but | tpuod magy no;e
Instances OF extreme lenicncy aud latitude given
to deiaui'log tenants tban eyc.it Us. In every
case OF "riciOo from :hc house eoG farm upcn
r7sr9 Que Of several estates tna1d ,ha, actual
ifaud had been p!an.!sed by the tenant; while
10 90 Case had an houast ard vel Draoing
tc1aat been tur9aG our of doors. even when 10
arrears OF rent fer TIVE sr more years Service
CT noticS o! q ,ctnens had oiteo to be used
as mans OF e0iIecior overdue rents, the
tensn;s Frequently wsilag for thai process IS q
me7a formal inl!u2tion that it was time TO pay
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TI.c Name Jsuss,E.e,

Tne siiuatroo in Aa,ne VS. not materially
changed yesterday. The Committee o. eloc-
tons in tie fusion bouac wn7a rea6y 10 mare
their report Bat decided 10 Withhold II until 10.
dsy CJLslGera0 oeHcit"u:eEt prevailed through
0ut the sLa.- o.: acc uUt OF zenss,iohsl ruU,ors,
aEd t-en Cham Nor.sin issued an addrcts to the
peo2Ie assuring lhem that calm councils pre-
= lied and Tia. ho saw no present OCCASION !or
t,ur!!c >'arnI. II" -upr. N" } Gdicat Court II
Is understood, wi give ~ decision tonight or
Tomorrow ufon The questions suhu!.tcd by .he
republicans AS 20 G5icn il til. !. g~l .tare
AUGUSTA ME in. iG.-At ) Ucock tbis
moIn!hS lie Richards LlSh. lnisntry, of Gar
diner, Me- bad oTt"r 10 appear 81 their srmo7Y
~ C'C!9Ck tt!s Iourrlng. IGe msN were gath
Grad N re NJ NJ early hour. There Was no 6is-
lurb-Dca =: the Sat. Hcu.e last night No cpe
VIII Do sdrl;t"d without pass today.
About u 80 !. r, III" HOuse sen, message 10
tie .se2sle iuJo! ming II thnG Joseph l.. smith
and & iorz) Garcelon md bacn :!ecLad as the
constitutional candidates FOR Governor. IL W IS
moved ~ receive the mess. g ard pToceeG 10
vote s commi:t"a wss appGinted 10 receive,
sort snd count tbs votes 10. Governor The vote
resulted in .he uIa:inous choice OF Joseph j..
Smth, eight.ea votes Deli 8 cast. Nj. Smith
will Be iLauguTatet this Afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

Yesterday W. pointed out &c inc rca3ju5i!rg
majority OF tho General 4 s2nblY Of VirgiLia
i piece u wo.L that wc supposed would be 40
aereeab,e Gy-rs!ou from ;A,iT a,cai1cd ard sue
ccssfu tigEts TO dctase ;h@ judiciary Of sha
State, an1 tHa. kccT would fcdUuoi to tbs
interests d E!tgipia--w: refer to au apa1d-
ment OK the oyster laws 90 day ws dircc
their ettaoioa 10 a1oth = Obi CO, The accom-
plishucnt ii which vii! hcr, IL he whole State
c0nsuG Is As vel! IS producers, sn0 I'd to
Gil Q. alc oi nc 3.Ec;u!e3 they nos 50 iCsily
deserve. We e.,uIc to It's 5Toakia. up and
sbollshmau; Of nc c1Cr2 ia5l.c ion avs c! the
Sat. Sue lars ara .no ii -c iouabI: and
disagcce=bi5 rsm:.ps !. past az, aud have
been abolished alDos, everywhere else except
10 N!rglaie, Why, tot ihsarce. should man,
when nc a-,s l. barrel i Il lr made to pap
fJr having i5-rcc, ID AID 10 addition snbDi to
the loss Of pound a1G halt Of il, cj1tcu!s .aken
iron IL 10y The aUGer OF The ic-pector? Wacn
nc buys wheat and co,5 2at beef and pork ans
cloth aud iron 10 decent have &c psg iG. he
insptc log 9: such articles nor .uf1c loss iu
he quantity &c pays Ter by rcasoo If the toll
OF g. lGsaaC,or. The urg3aoa!s aal ms1uFau
turcEs Il ,hcea a.:jc rs rely upon ther coa
BRAID, rs they shou'1 j., for til staa!ing their
wares have IN tic IL .Ihet, AND way shouidu' I
nl!!era DO The SAM? In iect, h d. us il
secD every day iy sloir advertisements. IL
'fa!c. 'ag 1arnr Of me II Il at which tho 4 Jur
u IL .''n Is i-c yF0mi3Cut ica;ur.: Iri Il &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence OF the Alexsndrls Ghzette.l
RICHMOND. Jan. l5-MrcL uuessness IS
felt 10 readjuster circles over the obstreptrous
Riddebereer ard Wilcox and Niche, all OF
whom bav:, 10 effect bclted the caucus. These
men arr beginning to learn that the people OF
Virginia who have renamed quiet now are en-
ragged at this last move which makes justice
play thing. The far of how! of the storm is
renchipg their ears.
The l;quor dealers. who have been 10 convcn,
ton 10 Richmond, are very quiet. il evident
that the maj ority Of them do not chime in with
the idea that the adjuster party, so called caD
capture them and use them. 10 fec these boys
rather dis trust DR.. Mofett's party. They
can't see the beauty Of running 10 the groove
set Tor them by the very mao they have looked
upon IS their enemy.
Mr. Frszier, Ct Rackbrideo, one of the lead
efs Ct the JUDGE making psrty-tbu dominant
psr VI o speskl0g to day hit his OWE psrty a
laru lick. He said, "When party il in power
| Fr;Z or. and, 10 faci. macy Of bis brethren,
looked careWorn and sleepy this morning.
| Their caucus has been in session every night
this week, aud last night they had a rcd bot
time aod did not leave uotil one &C ock in the
morning. JUDGED, "a irrcvetent man said that
! many OF them roasted in the trees last night.
Several of the military companies here have
! pfofered their services to the Governor in the
approaching oyster WAT. The action of the Sen.
ute, however. in TO day referring the resolution
appropriatiEg fifteen hundred dollars for ex
penses in protecting the people in Lancaster
postpones action. The Governor, in Wow OF
this, was TO day considering as to wba! power he
| has IN this matter.
Hhe names OF the caucus committee on char.
scter are studiously Ihhold FROM the reporters;
! therefore wo have not yet been able TO learn
whose character they have been probing into
| to-day.
Thcre sra some res busters who favor the
sending back of the contested election case of
Nelson vs. Gregory TO their people, and let them
decide the matter. If this is done Gregory
would stand chance of getting his seat, ind II
it's not done then he will lose it, for the Judge
making psrty will vote against him II is
scarcely probable that they ~ill sg'es to send
II BACK. STaoNGB W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
PsSESESyS sEEES7S

Hos;i!i;cs have been resumed it Afsha1-
!s:au.
The Countess ia Won Hah1 Hahn, he
Gcrueo poG,e.s AID 1oVc;s'. is dead. in her
IS b year.
The British Cabinet yca;erdsy had un3cr
c9nsidcratian the sc!;bo Gufe!i6g 10 Some
counties f lCcl2ud.
Fssecc is sill agit> I'D il rezard 10 tic poi;i'
cal ats # Gsu5ei,s. Who is said to hav.
offended c.aDy friends q !s!o by lis poIp.us
conduct.
a quarfci batw,aa some Russian end Prus
sian soldiers 90 TIC c2.fncs Of PJiaDd hus Id
TO a demand % Nussi. iJs satisfactory cxpIau4-
items.
Tho rccaof duel 4 i'.s.h between Baron Mai,
iheoy aod ii"rr Vcrh0vay. II nrer OF P.tIla-
uGut, il 4 nicG The after vas fatally wounded
has bsco tho cause OF serious fiois there, anG
thirty porous arc rai1 20 have bees Killed. TIE
police wcr9 repeatedly royu.>cI by The roers,
aud irsy ';sG hg'ta.ioas OF iuiaa;ry Charged
thcra viii tSod haynn"ts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

A BENEVOLENT Work The Meth is
Chulch, Of New York. ls crnstsntly eug &c.
10 providing tor The increase of it's borders 70
sssp9rate organization has been COMMITTED IT,,
work OF * erdlpg he irfust O. of tho chucca.
Rev, ". Z. Corbitt, the famous REVEALS. j.
chairuao 0! this committee OF extent. oo-aal
he used to be martyr Of neuralgia. His cur
DC asc ibco to Giles Liniment Iodde Anuooi,
Giles Pills oure Jauadice Sold By all dtpg.
glsts. Seed tlr pamphlet to DR.. GILES ~
Wcs! Broadway, n, Y. Trial siz .25 c :pl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
EciiItieti E.s,!gr;auSs.

NEW York JAG Ga party Of twenty
negroes, five p"u'fs apG thireen chii9rea ST.
rived is y Y TX "Wednesday from tac yclsb-
bothood If Helena. Ark, EXPECTING 10 20 10
Liberia, where some OF th2iI friend. had zone
IL The c7mpsry whlc" recently 'e!t this ucrt
fhey iad boeu advised to SAGE s!i .nelt mon Y
a1d 60 to Lhttis, AID were greatly d ssppCioj.
Cd when to!C there YES No Wy icr them 10 90
10 Lhcic.
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suDDDSa1s Suicide.

New YORK JAG. l6 i: VS. stated a the
the offc; IF the Musical ara Dfamaiic Times
this morning that they had received aforms-
ton which led them to believe thst john G.
trcuut, proprietor Of tia; urusl, who disap,
peared short time ago. hsI committed suicide
oy drowning himself. 1t was SAID that his
raiisc had been found o. the cars at Sprogf:ld,
lass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
Crushed 10 Neailf.

BERGEN POINT, N. j. Jan. lG Richard
Wslsn. temporary brakeman on the Wilkes.
barre coal docks, while coupling some cost care
isst evening" wac csug ut sad cruahei, receiving
itjurles from which he died in less than IN hour.
He wss about 80 years CT aga end leaves O lsrgs
faniV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
PETERSBURG, VA. j

C0URT Or APPEALS YESTERDAY. Burgess
rs. Brtvio and a0, from the CnaDcsry Court O!
he cay Of Ret mond. Re7ets d, Judge Mn
cure ceil9erlcg the opinion.
B,cciRa upo ". Coma onwceIth, from the
Husliaas Couct of the city of Richmond. If
1i;med, Judge Christian delivering the opinion.
Wyvln vs.. Kennedy aud ais, iram Circuit
Court Of Frederick sburg. Affirmed, Judge
Add rsop delivering the opiDiou,
Wyetn VS.. Mahoucy AID ais. frcu the Cir
chi, Ceur, o. Fredericksburg. Aft md, Judge
Sau,es delivering opini1o.
Portsmouth, lVsufancc Gumoapy vs. Ryy
r0'ds's s':mris:,atr;x. Mo,ivr ior rehea5iog
DO, krted.
tIite vs.. O'erbry's administrator. Dis
U'si.d
Pscsica IS. Rose7s, S. end Auditor. Sub
GInrd
+ let W, r bi1son aud ais. Argued ny J ohD
Howard, so Tor appcces, aad con;icund vi
i to-day.
S1ev=y IS. Pickles. Reported from the
CI:cait Curt tt Smytke Appeal allowed.
Boot Gu:r4G 10 peuslty Of 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

N- a meeting Of the Republicans of the c.:
OF Alexsndra is called to meet ut Odd Fell.
Hall to morrow (Ss.urdsy) evening at 7 ocllc,
Ali Republicans please be present BY ord.
Vt a. W. HARRIS
" Chairman City Rem E1 Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16

Biz Garfclt couldn't even let tho occasion
for tharkpg ;hoso Who lave inst e!aotcd him
to the Uojted S;scs Senate pass, without lug.
gnQ 10 ;7sr memories and pjYioS the bloody shirt
not foTgotten now to wave it. And yc. Viz
aiDia representa- ive in Congress rises ia els
place and says hat Mr. Garfield deserves the
ms ion 20 which no has been choscl!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-16
a SS1SSsslatps1.

CINCINNATI, jan. ia speca! dispatch
tc the Gaz lite from LEvioSon, ILL.,, says while
VIM. Norton sst at breakfast with his family
yesterday moroioV Al Forbes appto' cled the
house aud shot him through the Widow. Nor
tou iel! aud did ius,au'ig. Little is Known o.:
the cause ct the murder keep, that 40 OLD leu J
eI sted between the pslt.ss. Forbes vas ar
rested.
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