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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the peedy cure q Seminal weatcs. cost Manhood
Premature Debility. Nervousness, 1asSsrgy. on isor
Of Ideas Aversion TO Society, DefffKh M ffy, ana 81
Disorders brought on by secret Iahit5 Exessscs Any
dru~gist has thr ingredients. AddrCss,
-oR. JACQUES, 7o5 Chestnut St.. 81, Louis. no
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01
Bronchitis. a Premonitor

Consumption, is characterized by
catarrh, or Inflammation of the
mucous membrane OF the air pas
sages, with cough and expectora.
ton, short breath, hoarseness, pains
in the chest. For all bronchial af-
fections, sore throat, aphonia,or loss
of voice, coughs, DIR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is
wellSnown curative.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01
Undertaking !!
Bay Charlie !!

The well-known trottlng stallion
of Dubuque, Iowa, will be kept in
LANCASTER during the season of
1880, Mondays and Tuesdays of each
week, and Wednesdays at PoTosI.
This is rare opportunity for par
ties wishing to breed trottlng or road
horses. Bay Charlie is acknowl-
edged the boss horse.
A, D. Wonzor, of PlatteYile, the wel-known
horseman has bought the tro,ting stallion, bay
Charlie and Intends him 10 be used for the i'm.
proyement Of trotting stock. Charlie is good one
and the people OF Patteve ought to be pro I'D 81 so
we'll bred trotter as Bay Charleyhas shown himself
to be in many hard contest our track Dubuque
Times
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01
CURES LAME BACK AND STIFF JOINTS
CURES LAME BACK AND STIFF JOINTS,
Cures Burns, Cuts and Bruises.
Cures Burns, Cuts and Bruises.

Sold BY JAMES A. JONES, Lancaster, Wis. Prcce soc
and ST. 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01
The HOLMAN
Facts for the Public!

The Stomach and
Lsuer are the sourc-
es of 7igoy and
healfh-if kept in a
healthy condition.
There is no kaozvR
remedy that 5gill 50
promptly and Eff
cieRtlY iHSare a
heaifRy STOMACH
and LIVER, and so
thoroughly fortify
the system against
l the sudden changes
q Of our climate, as the
N wonderful, yItaliz :
n ing, health giving
n Holman LirSy ana
Il Stomach Pad. II is
Ialso 4 sure breUen :
Hze 81 disease. DO
NOT fail 10 try IL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01

CURES RHEUMATISM. CURES COUGHS and COLDS
CURES RHEUMATISM, CURES COUGHS and COLDS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-01

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
baltimore Annual Conference M. r.,
Church South,

Al 'he session Of this Conference, at Front
loyal. Va, yesterday. tho examination
OF elders in buckingham District was entered
upon. The characters Of oil Ire elders of that
d,strI9t passed. Tho elders Of Washington and
winchester districts, in par', also passed in
character
:, report on education was rond III relation 10
haodoiph Macon College, Ashland, Va, and
Iesoiutlors adopted commencing to tho c,cco
tho patronage of the people and calling for en-
endowment during this it's semi centennial vcar.
Tho day was principally tskon up with me-
mortal SERVICES, and appropriate tributes wero
paid to thu memories of Rows. Thomas b
SarsNnt, W: II. WheeIwripht. }. u. Gilbert,
and NJ. /. SoanIop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
AuCrlapH Rns.Ea.
Nv Gronn ~ Wion


(Roal ESTATE Agents and Auctionnorsi
{ {uM NJ lSIlONERS' SALE OF VALUA-
RhE REAL ESTATE IN THE CIT'Y
OF ALEXANDRIA. VA.
By virtue of decree Of tho Corporation Court
for Tho city of Nlcxandria, Virginia, rendered
at tho March torn, 1880 thereof in the chancsry
cause OF Jamrs r. Csrlin & Sons VS.. Mary Il
rer9' o1ecntf'5, 81 ais, the subscribers rs com
mlssl"nors OF sub. appointed by tho said dnrree.
WI expose l"r sale by public auction, on SAT
URDAf: tho 81 dny OF April, 1870 at II M,
IN front of the Market Building, on kuvsl strest
In the city of Alexandria, Va, tho rnal cstste
| menllonud. TO Wit
No. ]. a TEEEMhNE AND LOT OF
HROiI n ID in the said city Of AlnYsndria, Va
sltnaied nj the sauthWns intersection OF King
and Is7nc stroots, in front on King street Il
iect, mora or iess. and extending scli:hward!y
IN donth i feet to q II lsBt alley, hang the
uremscs formerly occupied and used by josiah
Ford AS q dwelling and wheel wright shoe
No Z. A ThNEMENT AND LOT OF
aROUND aGioinr No. On tho west, in front
on King street ~ frut ) inches moro or less and
"xtondirg southwardly in depth 100 foct to \ II
tJet alloy.
No 9. A LOT OF GROUND adjoining 80.
on Tho west, in front on King street "a fec. 6
| !nches, more OF less, and extending sauthwSrd!y
| IN depth lnll Fec! to said l. feet ~!ay.
IArms OF Sale: One tenth Of tho rurehase
money III CASH on Tho day Or sale, ard tho rosi
duo IN ttrao cIus} payments at q, f. and Is
| :nohtbs from the day OF sale: tina deferred n.v-
merits t. bssr interest rpDl tho day Of sa.o, anti
81 d. secured by the bonds of tho purchaser ar
purchasers with good security, end TIM retna-
ton ct tho Tito mnlil al the purchase money is
pail.
gGa SIn,;s, =; sTUAkT, co,,n,, >.
H :. tSnG u sTfs isAcH 90" ct )" fo
NH lois
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
GOIOreti NJ. T.. Conference.

Tho Washington Conference Of tho NJ. t..
Church, ccl4rcd, whiah has been in session in
Washington, adjourned yesIelday. Among the
Lynchburg District-P q. Walker, Pfe.id.
ing Elder. Alexaudtin, w. w. Fanuar
Wool lawn, Il. Edmonstu; Langley, W. Gallo:
way; Fairfax, A. Little; Lactburs, q. s.
Wright; MidCl burg. Il. If. llawkint; Water
ford, &. lriec; Nor'hcro Neck, w. Lang
Nortt TX nnd Princess Ammo. j. L. Ovens; Rich.
mond, j. Il. EnlrnIinc; Charlottesville, to b,
supplied; WSynesbo:o'. j. Fl. BsiIS BroWr $.
burg, }. Lsssin'; Lsxiogton, ID. Collin;
ll!ynohhufg. q. +. riDkncy: New L>ndoo, j..
E. Williams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE
a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

bY VIrtuo OF decree Of thu Corporation Court
OF AiSxandtis at tho February torn the n,er.
signEd wall sail by public suction, in front Of
Inc E0urt blouse; on Fa:rfsx street, in this city,
0,clotk tho DESIRAB BHiOK DWELL.
lNd. lately occupied by Harriet IL Wheat, de-
ceased, sitnatot on CnIumbus street, betwe.u
Cameron and Queen, feontng on Coiumbu, 81.
II loet inches, AMI running back ST f,ot ia.
10 An alley 10 Foot wi1n The dwsllirg contains
order. " ~ ~ou'p'e'9
ToIms: Ono filth casa, and tho rasiduo in
eqnsi pay mnntS -! u sud 9monlhs, with interest
anu ute 10 Do retained until tho lasL payment il
made The cost "t colvu;nuco to bo Maid h ,
The purchaser '- ~
NH 2-td E. WHEAT, Administrator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PaoBAB:LIT1Es, Mrch 9, 1850
For the Middle States falling barometer. ,ta.
Iionary or higher temperature, northerfy wind,
c!oudy weather, with rsin in the southern, ard
snow IN tho northern part. 'N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

~ There will bc n meeting Of Star Bethel
Brothers aid Sisters Of Moses, tomorrow
"wednesday nigat, at I! O'Clock All tho
members aro requested TO DO present; sso inem-
beTs from slater lodges. Tho officers from the
Supreme Grand Lodge viii! he present, end the
Grand Master from Pennsy lvsnis and the Grand
MGster of this State, from Wsrrenton, Fauquier
county. Va. will ba present also. it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

M Ale1snd,is, Va. March 9Th, 1881
N1 sincere thanks are hereby tendero1 N
the National Fire Insurance Co., of Bsltimore
of which Messrs Wise II Go are its Alexsnd,;s
agents, for the prompt and full payment of NV
claim caused by me fire of the 26.h ultimo 70
my property, on Oronoco street. ,,- O., ~
Respectfully, &. "a -
NH 6-3t THOMAS Dounpv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
AUCTION SAEfN.

By VNeal s. Lucas, Auc!ioneers.
WILL BESOLD ON SATURDAY April
w 81. at II o'clock NJ, in front of the Mar.
KY House USE on Royal atroot, TWO SQUARES
OF GKOUHD, bounded by Queen. Oronoco,
Isyne and West streets, inclusive.
Terms: Ono fourth cash the rssidua in az,
twelve aud eighteen months. with prorerly en-
dorsed notes, b,sring interest from day of sale,
JOHN LEAThERLAND,
NH O-td Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

ALEXANDRIA, VA, AND NORFOLK,
Va. GALLlNG ~ PlNET POINT md
rQlNf io''MoUr golmg and returning.
cleaner GEhKtE LEAKT, Joseph W hiln,
CommsnGe:. viii r,.u,nn her rcu.n D.lwDGn tho
BIB 40 ports
From II ALEXANDRIA. Horss wharf ovary
MONDAY AMI NEnN K&nAY. st Il u. IL ,
and every SATURDAY st G4 p III
From NORFOLK. GhmpAolrs wharf, cvary
uSSDAf, THURSDAY and &uNUAY, IL
4 y. m.
Arriving n. either port cary n; * mo nirg.
Dining tho l"st wirtor leo J.,4ry has boon
thoroughly ovmh.uoG. nnwiy psinted, carpet
ed, upkolsteral sad put in nIcs order Her
owners pledge tho iIlb;u cleanliness, IA first class
table End conrLcsE Ed .:t. nLcn FROG, the officers
ard servants Of tn: i:oH I'lts ots. rates lnfor-
iIatinr, sts!n .DO;iis, Sc. iGrrishat by
!. i. HuiI:5, Agt, A:"!. w.
3. =. DDiin. At. WASH. -. =. NIB 9-tf
I II = g y. ~ & = = ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
FfSf: EfGT NEII.S.

BISMARCK applauds Frances decision in the
hartmann case.
agitation in favor Of ParGol's scheme iar q
peasant proprietary in Ireland is to bo resumed
Tho French government has decided upon
taking nuti. jesuit measures in case tho Ferry
Education bill fails to pass.
Tho British Parliament will b, dissolved
about Raster. The Irish relief bill has passed
bath houses, ah;. has become law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
BALTIMORE juno ~ $50

BALTIMORE JuuG ~, 1879
MIR. L. WARREN: Slr-Wn have been han
dlIrg your English Condition Powders Tor some
im) pas', aud iind that there merits. AZ COM
pared with similar compounds. meet o want
seldom Ut a: al) iouGd IN goods OF n similar
class With Patrons If usta1dfy they En-!
growing lnin invnr RAPIDLY.
tSirrra.) II. .. DtyRiES,
uih1 Il AT MGrylaod State Grange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

Observation-Disclosures &. Kouucdv was be.
fcre uaitcd States Com missioner John s.
roW'er this morning on complaint of j. e..
Dtcker, charged with opening tho letters OF
Becker without his ooisaut, while he, Decker,
YES IN prison for selling liquor to minors. Tho
evidence went to prove that ihero was no
criminal int Mt on the part OF Kennedy, who
was Decker IS clerk when lie KEPT restaurant
at tho upper end Of Kiug alrcct, and tLc Com.
missioner discharged him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
FRESH MEATS, FISH. DO.

NJ OTlCE-I call tho attention of the public
- TO the northeast corner of the Market. on
Fairfax and Cameron streets, where have ro.
sumod business at my old stand, and will have
on On hand 81 al times good supply of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS, consisting Of BooG, Mutton.
Lamb. Veal and Pork, together with ali kinds
OF SAUSAGE and PUDDINGS, of my own
m:nulscture. 1 also call attention to stall No
81, opposite whore ! have on hand fine selec.
ton OF CHOICE PICKLES, consisting of Gu.
eum6ors. Chow Chow, Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle. Gherkins, CsuiAower and PickleI
Onions, and all kinds of Pickles in glass lars !:
HalGord Sauce. Warwickshire Sauce, Cstsup
French Mustard, pure Olive Oil, imp1kted
E s CHEESE Pepper Sauce, ,Sardinos in qdsr-
Tor ara nsIt t boxes, MinGe Meat, Mace.roni
pared for table use Immediately, consisting of
MacErel, Shad, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her.
rlng' Any of these articles can BIZ procured sf
Tor market hours at my store, No. u south Fair
isA street. 200 bbls of Fish consisting of penu.
inc l,shrsdor and Family Roe Herring, in bbls,
half bhls and kits; Potomac Shad, in barrels
haii barrels and kits Mackerel, Nos. /, 2 and 3
IN barrels, half barrels and kits
nov 2j 81 REED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

'5btE FOLIO WING PROTEST. hos bean
a. hsrdnd ii tc tho English Comrnittoo of tho
Atlantic, mississippi, ard Ohio Railroad Com
pany:
ST2cK BycrAHnE LosD5h, March lst, 1880.
Gentlemen We, tho undersigned, holders OF
and representing holders of ahoyo 81, SEQ eco
! consolidated bonds Of the AtlanLic, Mississippi
and thio r. H. Co, a. present represented nv
certificates Of your Committee appointed in 1876
by tho then boIdhodors, and presided over by
S!I u. "; Tyler desire to point out that c
holding these certificates we do not wish to be
understood TO acquiesce either in the scheme
proposed / y your Committee Or to your subsf :
1uent proceedings, but that, on tho contrary, we
shall holG ourselves at liberty TO represent our
views before the proper Court, whoaever noces-
sary. Signed,
FOsTEK q BRAITHWA1TE
HESELTlNE, POWELL y ca.
VIVIAN, GRAY s co.
y: g. GOLDSMID,
JOHN TAYLOR s. CO.
WALkER, EUSSkLL SEQ.
HELBERT. WAGG Sc CAMPBHL[.
TOM NICKALLS & 90. =.
B0ETHWIGk, WARK s. co.
GEEWS u hICETENSTADT,
+. l. SLOUS,
HAES 4 SONS,
H. NESSEL g. 90
GOWAN s. MARX,
r. Z TWICROSS.
1t ls understood thai these dsaertients p;va @
general support 10 the Dutch Commute mbs G.
HARTMAN FOR THE SPRING or
IL 1850, at IS King corner Of Rovsi streot
AleIandsis, Va. ). Z! CREIGRTON g. SON
wholesale and retail dealers in HARDWARE
| etc, are now receiving their Spring snno1v ri
GOODS IN Their line, embracing large and we'll
selected assortment, nearly sill of Which were
p9fchasod ior future delivery prior TO the LARGE
ADVANCE IN prices the benefit Of which we viii
give Cur customers. Many Of the goods we ara
wlng S to retail at less than factory prices Per.
sons who desire to purchase will please rive us
cali, the goods aud prices will sneak for them.
street. ~ 10 a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

PoL;CE REPORT. -Aciirg Mayor +. H..
DoWaham lsst night refused to grant u rohcar
Ing in the CASES Of Robert Lewis, fined $50. GO
Tor carving concealed weapons, and Jos. VII
Hams, fined sill.50 icr removing night soil CO.
trarY 10 law
Mazor Smith this motnpg sent Duran
Shsck!eiord and Lc,hy Cook 10 tho grand Jury.
"h!ch meets ia ArriI, to answer the charge Of
nsssiD. counterfeit money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-Robort Lewis, who was
lined St0 for carrying concealed weapons and
sont to j.i ir holsuIt of payment. has entered
suit against E. L. DcWnham for f4lse imprison
npnL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
READ AND THEN ACT.

All persons having BEER BOrrLEso f snv
brand coming from, nrstoro will ploasesond thom
or monty us at once and wo will call for than.
we desrc to balance our bottle account with
Inc Brewery. and mus havo tho b,tlles rsturn-
ed in order to do it.
leo ~ UEO. McBURNEY SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
NH 4 lois

SPBCLAL BARGAINS.
~ Monday, Mnrch Slh, 1850.
We fe! special Inducements in full lines az
goods received from New York, Philadenbia
and Bait imoTe, bought for cssh at very lIw
prices, viz All Wool Roll Buntines at Csc ::
Double Width Bunlings at co., very cbean :.
Black Frcnch Buntings, very fine; Black In.
grain Hose; Black Iislo Thread hose; Black
and White Hose very desirable; Balr1icgen
Hose z5c, extra cheap; Mouraing Hsndkerchiefs,
q full assortment; sll Linen Napkins GOc u de-;
great bargains in Quilts, 81 50 each Grape Col
lsrots, very choice; Madras Ginghams, now
styles; hamburg Edgings; large stock Of Tow
els great job; also another invoice of those
two button Kid Gloves q: 35c; Fa,inilz. Kid
Gloves : and 3 buttons, warranted.
To Country Merchants and Others-We have
large stock Of HEAVY GOODS specially
suited TO their trsde bought before tho grea. sd.
vance for cash, ard Wo are prepared TO sell very
choap. Call and examine stock.
u. 4. BkASGHAk
II. B. Hoomes. No. l09 King street.
NH s Alexandria, Va.
FEETI LIZING CHEMICALS,
OF guaranteed parity. for
Wheat, Corn. Pntstncs aid 'fubrc,c,
For satN by
NH 4 JANNEY & CO., 70 & l52 King at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

TIE LAST ONE DEAD.-A short timo npo it
was noticed in the Gaz.tte That three children
died in tho sam, house, near Acjotink, with
tho t'inthcrin. and now tho intelligence oomcs
that tho fourth Hnd last ono died thcIo day
or t%n EGO. tho fur year old daughter Of Mr..
Shepherd, with same dreadful Jisc1s,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

MEsMERlSM AT SARErTA HAH.-plolrsso,
Carter, the Mosmorist, Will BE- ct Sarcpta Hal
on Thursday, Friday aUd Saturday nights
when no will show somc CT tho many mysterlcs
IN animal magnetism. These entertainments
arc intorshly Interesting IA VOL as amusing auG
a,ro attcuded Ivy tho blet classes Of society
Prot. Garter will give natiuco on Saturday
lOr Tho children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

SHOE FACToRY.-Wc notice by tho Freder-
'cks5urg papers that the shoe factory iu that
place is in full operation. Why can't We have
similar enterprise here, where, with the OK,
tenslVo taanoty of Mcssls. Smoot and all the
other lnvenlcLc2s and advantages, with num-
bers OF txptrlcnced wotkmln. thoro would
s9em 70 impeachment ia the way of success SAY,
the want OF enterprise, for of idle capital lhero
Is hn abundance, We fool sure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

New RoAT.-The keel of Dew ferry boat,
to b. used Tor transporting passengers from
Shepherds, opposite this city, 10 Qunnlico,
vas laid at tho ship yard. 10 Baltimore. on
Saturday. Tho boat is to DO built Of iron and
to b, substantial IN every respect and with q
speed OF not less than eighteen miles per hour
She will be go feet long, 81 feet beam and 5
icct c!n:rc depth. She will havc but ono track
for four long cars.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY.
A GENERALLY QUIET TIME-sERv1CEs
IN THE CHURCHEs-Two STREET
PARADES.

A GENERALLY QUIET TIME-sERvlCEe
IN THE CHURoHEs-Two STREET
PARADEs.
Thanksgiving day was pretty generally
observed in this city. All the work.
shops were closed aud most of the places
of business. Those that were open only
remained so until about moor, when they
were also closed. or course the ice
cream saloons, and confectione cry stores
remained open throughout the day.
Services were held in most of the
churches, the Methodists anlting in
Union, and the Presbyterians in Han
over. There was excellent skating on
the Barley mill, and various ponds
| around about the city. Hundreds
avaied themselves Of the opportunity to
: glide gracefully or otherwise over the
smooth surface OF the ice.
I The match game of foot ball between
number of students of No. school,
and Rugby Academy was postponed
| in the morning until afternoon,
an then Indefinitely on account of the
snow.
The wheeling match the result of an
election bet, from the Christiana to
Brandywine bridge, did not lake place, las
the winner concluded that he would not
| take the ride.
Things we're very quiet around the
police department, aud the officers had
very little to do in the way Of making
arrests, as but very few were made.
| There was the usual number of family
reunions and large dinners.
Prof. Webster gave lone of his
rechrsche dancing matinees in his
Academy, Masonic Temple. 1t was a
highly enjoyable affair and was well
| attended.
Annie Plxley gave Two performances o.
"M'liss" in the Opera House, Afternoon
and evening, to large and enthusiastic
audiences.
A supper for the benefit of the pool
was given in st. Peters Pro-Cathedral
The Military under command Of Lit
Col. Wood gave street parade during
the morning, and the Uniform Division
X. OF p, paraded during the afternoon
aud ended the day with banquet il
Robinson's ice cream saloon.
A large number of citizens took oc
casion to visit Philadelphia, the P, w
4 b. r. R., selling excursion ticket
good until Monday night, for 90 cents
A number of social hops also took plac
The quiet and good order that pre-
vailed were a subject of general remark
The daily gazette., 1880-11-26
General News.

The ship Boyne, ashore at Cape
Charles, Quebec, has become q total
wreck. Her crew are safe. She was
bound for Cork, with general cargo.
The cargo of the steamer Ottawa,
ashore at Batisan, in the st. Lawrence,
is being thrown overheard.
The men in Light Ship No. 8, at the
font ot Lake Sorel, Quebec, had to aban-
don the vessel on Wednesday night, on
account of the ice.
The Secretary Of State yesterday re-
ce,ved from our Commissioners at Pekin
A telegram dated the 17th inst, stating
that on that day were signed two treaties
between China and the United States,
one of commerce, and the o.her concern
ing immigration.
The six Methodist churches Of Detroit
formed an alliance about eighteen months
ago, for the purpose of paying on then
Indebtedness, ranging from $l100 to $l2,
600 per church, and aggrsgating $50, 800.
The amount having been fully paid off,
fbese churches yesterday held thanks
living Jubilee in the Central Church.
More than 5000 men, women and chill
dren. members OF the churches and Sun
day schools, contributed to the debt-pay-
Ing fund, the prosperous helping theii
poorer brethren.
The Election Commissioners Of War
rem county, Mississippi, the Chairman
of the Democratic Executive Committee
of the same county, and the Chairman
of the Democratic Committee Of the
Sixth Congressional District of Mississ
ippi, were arrested yesterday by order o.
,judee Hill, of the U. S. Court, Oh
charges of violating the Election laws
They will probably have hearing a
| jackson to-day.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-26
UNION SERVICES.

In commemoration of the day, the
Methodist congregations of this city
held union services Yesterday in Union
N. E. church.
Che services were conducted by Rev.
g. W. Miller Of Grace church, who
preached very powerful sermon, in
which he showed why the people of
this nation should give thanks to the
giver of all good. He contrasted the
condition of this country with that of
Egypt under the old dispensation. He
showed that the mental condition of
maH was improved throughout the
world, and how much better off the
people of this country were than i'll
other countries. Blessings descend up
on the poor as well as the rich. 1t is
possible in this country for poor ma L
who is Jealous and ambitious to
raise himself to high plane. The
speaker in illustrating this referred.sto
some of our great public men, who have
raised themselves from poor boys to
the highest Office within the gift Of the
people. For these, he thought, we
should be truly grateful. His dis
course was attentively listened to
throughout.
The union services in Hanover Pres
byterian church were opened by Rev.
L. Marks, paster of the church, read
ine the Presidents proclamation. At
the conclusion Of the reading he gave
q few reasons why the people of this
country should be grateful, one of the
reasons being abundant harvests, and
profound peace with all countries Of
the world.
At the conclusion of his remarks the
choir, under the leadership of M. l..
Lichtenstein, sang a hymn, after
which Rev. DR.. Nixon of Central
church spoke for short time. After
another hymn had been sung, Rev. A.
N. Ksigwin of West church, spoke for
a short time upon the blessings that
God had bestowed upon us as people
and nation. An organ voluntary fol-
lowed, when DR.. Marks read letter
OF regret from Rev. F. B. DuVal, re-
GREETING his inability to attend on ac-
count of sickness. The exercises
closed by the choir singing America
and the benediction by DR.. Nixon.