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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

Tbs managers of the republican meeting al
the postofics last night vera evidently ausl-
Rsyly. When MIR. Burke. Major BIS cham
piou, was called for, the lights wsro quickly
sxtinRuished, and just as Mr.. Miller. one of the
orators, was about to deliver an eulcgy upon
Mr.. Garfield some one 10 the crowd insdVert
emily asked him whether he was for Bayly OF
Barbour for Congress. whereat the utmost con'
steroation WAS manifested on the stand. the
band was ordered to play. and Mr.. Miller re-
tired without another word about Garfield or
anybody else. or without answering the qaes
ton, though Msjar B. is the regular republican
candidate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLI B
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT,

FOR PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK. OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Kchole. of Augusta.
p. W. Mckinney, OF Prince Howard.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District, Thomas Oroxton. Of Essex.
Se.ond District, l.. E. Watts. OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Garter, of Hanover.
Fourth District 8. +. Coleman, OF Cumbeffd'
Fifth District, James s. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin. of Bedford.
Seventh District, r. NJ. MCMILLAN. OF Greene
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee, OF Kappa ns'
Ninth District. 4. r. Henry. Of TszeWell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN 8. BARBOUR. OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

Very little had been heard OF late OF the
resolutions Of '9S and '99 till last right, when
Mr.. Miller. Of Washington, before republican
meeting here, composed almost entirely OF no.
groes, most of whom had no moro idea OF tho
import of sa;d resolutions than % hog haa OF
holiday" undertook to resurrec. them. to snoW
that the material interests of Virginia had
thereby been retarded. Bot tho attempt wss
. most signal failure, ss tho meeting did not
take" and the resolutions went quietly back
to their resting place. They were too much
for the speaker, and his faithful allies didn't
understand word
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
Field Day In Orange.

rCorreepondence OF the Alsxsndris Gazette.
ORANGE e. a.. Sept 2L-One Of the largest
meetings ever knoWa in Orange WAS held here
to day IN the interest OF Hancock. kpglish and
Barbour.
The reatjuaters having asked for division q
time. it was agreed that Mr.. Bell, Of Culpeper,
should lead of on their side. 10 be followed BY
Mr. John 8. Barbour, then Dol. A. w. Jones
for the resdjusters and hr. M4sheach for the
regular ticket.
ticular oniy-snd that was the moment Ill Bar
bour ceased spssk!ng there were universal sud re-
peated calls for Mi 3. e. Neale, of Alexandra.
whose bold upon the affections Of the people Of
Grams e has baen so we'll sttestsd by Tie enthn.
siss,ie manner in which they haya supported has
claims Tor Congress.
Mr.. Neale made An eloquent and effective
speech, urging his friends TO stand firm for Han.
Geek and Englilh. and MI Barbour, the regular
democratic nominee. ,,
The speeches Of mr. Barbour and Mr.. Hush
bach were we'll conceived and we'll delivered:
The rsadjustsr speakers used the oft.toid and
identical arguments shout the State debt
Col J. C.. Gibson and IL. James Barbour,
who ware present and had intendsd to address
the meeting, we're prevented from so doing by
the lsteness of the hour.
Put Orange down for good majority for hsn'
cock and English and Barbour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
DuIcigno.

The Ottoman ffieate SchlsmEich lies a
Du!cigno. She will BE- SUNNI ored TO Withdraw,
or if she offers resistance. must unavcidabIy tc
destroyed or sulk. A Ccrs.aDtiDoplc dispatch
says .ha last ncto Ct the Porte, refusing 70 SUI
render Dulcisuo unless the naval dsnora,ra.
ton is abandoned, was. 10 crest part. tho ST..
tan sown compcsIisu. 1t required SIS c,pG;-
tios fer the surrender. not only that the demon
stratiou Be abandoned but thss 70 deucns.ra',.u
shall b, enpoyed in o1Dneolon With ;hs G!>lE
frontier or apy other question. aad that t,
other concession in lu;uro shall b. a:msil?i
for Montenegro.
The commander Of tho FreDoh vessels b.,
declined any active part 10 the hcs!i!itics. ghlea
it is uoW thought c,rtGia MUS. commerce Will
10 two or three days .. farthcst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
Reported for tho Alexandria GAELIC.

lHenottGd Tor tho AleXanorla UaZ )lto.
4 largo crowd assembled 10 WerreDton on
Monday, many beirg drawn from the country
under tic Impression that there would DO q
:int discussion between the regulars and Ma
har;t@s. The moruiog train brought Measr5.
Bsrtcn apd Robert Hunter, representing tho
regular democracy. Gnd Mr.. Riddloborser and
General Williams. the irregular ticket. A plan
fer ost dI:cussluu was refused by the two rep
rcseGtaives of tht July ticket, who theredpoo
went 10 Tho ;nwu hall. and Just here it is Well to
state that Inc ball belongs to the fu5ders, and it
Hss il their power 10 have locked the doors OF
tt;ir own property. end thus have prevented
reat iastcr meeting, but with love for fair play
they gave tho Mahonit:s tho entrc. and the
speaking beesa. There Wero about Two hun
dred people present 10 the house, and BY fair
ccuot two thirds were members of the Warren
ton Hancock Club drnwn bither by curiosity,
tWo biXth5 were negroes Two siX!hs wsre strapg.
era. Two s'y:hs boya, ono twelfth alleps ard
tb ut obo twelfth pgrsoas ct weak Inlads. There
vas 90 iaroad mado IN tho regular ranks. not
ever iw:ntg five applauding the speakers, and
about third Ct them being arowed Galhad
men
After tho spcoohes OF thu reao busters the
large crowd proceeded to the Court House gree
where they were addressed by Messrs. Barton
aud Hunter, who carried the crowd with them.
Od Fauq1ier is all right, and will gave q
heavy ms Jriiy fer the regular ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

Mr.. Riddle of Washington. must hsVs
imagined himself addressing Northwestern
radical meeting last night. for hisrsmarks wore
made up of az attack upon tho Southern peg
plr, who. he said, were banded together TOR
soms hidden" purpose. and other than po'iti
c,l-an irsinuation as base as untrue. 10 his
feeble way hc tried to wavo tho 'bloody shirt, y
but failed to elicit the response ho anticipated
even from the negroes, and brought on BY bis
own remarks the confusion that at one time
caused him to suspend his speech. Whioh was
ull of hatred, aud malice. ard nothing moro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

The Improperly of interrapting political
gatherings was fully demon rated at the re-
publican meeting last Dight, wheu sono uou-
fusion, originating with few Of the whlto
lockers n, afforded pro.ext fer tho uegrooe
t, indulge in tho most boisterous dsnoDSsra-
tions, carried to such an extent that the more
respectable of their own race expressed their
dispust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

10 The town Of Hampton few days ago al
eagle "perohed and sol" On the top OF the
Hancock pole. while the democratic Ing was
waving at the time in fne breeZa from the
ses. 1t was goodly sight, bliugiDs 10 mi5d
II q omeps Of the olden times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

Frank w. Hughes, the leader of tho Ptnn-
sylvania greeDtackers. sends rebuke to G5o.
Weaver for uphoding Scion Chase in his de-
termination not to fuss With the democrats in
Maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

yns;De by l,uf spct did b,ssk hcrses. The hose
carriages Ind eoeints. both Ct the H,drauiou
ard Columbia companies reflected gres. cr,dit
upon Eoeireors Young and Campbell, and the
parade wss pEonturcsd ly o.! magEGoOn:
d ply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

PERSONAL Helen Ward, Of Warren
toa. Va, who has bsou visiting Mrs. John Tay-
or. If Newport Ky, il Washington, lel! on
Wednesday for New York, and sailed Satur.
day for hucopn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

We have received from the publisher. Il. e
McKerze q Co., Rochester, r, sample
copy of Lyles New Method of Chord Playing at
sight. by which the inventor SAYS piano playing
car be learned without any other tsacher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

The October number OF st Nicholas has 5een
received from its publishers, Scribner q TO-,
New York. This number is Handsomely illu 3.
trated, and it's reading NATTER % usual with that
of The preceding numbers. both attractive and
instructive. There Is no better magazine tor
ohidren's reading than st. Nicholas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

At republican meeting at Cu'peper Court
House last Saturday night, amorg the resou'
tons adopted was ono "dsnourcing the sols OF
certain gentlemen in Alexandra and its vicinity
vino, while protesting fe,l:y to tho republican
cause, have engaged ia an organ z'd effort to
defeat the regular c,ugre: s;ousl ucm'nee OF tho
party" The quarrOls Ito republicans have
norg themselves arc nothing to US. especially
30 10 tho present case. when. no matter whether
they b. uui!td or not, the regular democratic
nominee will DO elected by large mtj'tlty,
but q, the republicans havo no organ 10 this
district and IS we never like TO SEQ even our
political opponents do things they ought not to
do, va must be permitted to toll them that tho
sder chg" Of members of their own party
who happen TO disagree with them about the
availability OF certain candidates is probably
the very worst curse to pursue for both their
own and thsir party'S success. AS rule de
nucoialious" always do more harm to the DO
ncucosr than TO the denounced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

RS,r. u New + In dis rdSertiecd FIR
C,npss rt ia not wssta ynur money flf Il
i,,ii aier tnnw tta' DR.. Bulls q ugh
s:!rup i..s =!o"n tho p,Ial,r tot foT 'h'r;y
eats. Ps!co 35r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

The United States Crcui. Court ct louisville
KY, ycatsrjsy. 8: the suit ofthe ConEonWealt
Lottsry, granted an Injunction Tsstrainirg The
postal authorities from enforcing the depart
ireni order concerning fraudulent lotterio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Septoubar IS. l1sj.--
Tho market to-day is quiet md oaH7. 9htr" =
no change 10 notn in Flcnr- ~" r'c"'"ti O..
Wheat ara OILY fair and lhofe wtrc no chor':
offerings; we note sales of 32ll bu'he!i al 81, : ,
IS, SO, lOl, l02, 103 and lC4 for full. and Ia
1OS and ITO fjr Lsrcaatcr. Eu: little Corn VA
offered, which sold at L71 f,r wli:e. Blu! ole
small lot oe Rye wss oflsro5, AID ono amr! T.:
of Oats sold At AZ Ba! little country p:tdu 'rn
coming in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

/ Rob Northern newspapers sometimes send
correspondents to the South and pay them high
pric 8 for letters purporliug to give correc! 40
counts of affairs 10 this "heuiehtod region. "
That they are eereeious!y deceived and thus
made 10 deceive their readers, and 80 ara really
sSiod!cd by their high priced correspondents
oau be sceo at glance by what cDe OF them cay
of the political rr:spoci in this congressional
district, and which is as follows:
'Iu the present canvass the two democratic
candidates, Mr.. Barbour, tho RI culver of the Fir
ginia Midland railroad. who is upon the ticket OF
tho regulars, spd Gen. Jas. Il. Williams an K
tcusive and popular farmer, supported BY the
rcadjustsrs, promise 10 divide the vote OF their
party 30 evenly that the republican candidate,
8. z. Basly, who was ore Of Moab9's otic:ra,
may win.
Now, if there is a sogle man except The
writer of tho above who really believes that
Msior Bayly stands the ghost OF chanOe OF
bling eltoted to Congress, W., who keep pretty
steady eye on what is going on 10 thi9 district.
have yet to hear of him. that's all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
H0llinatIOnS.

San FRANCISCO. Sept. 2T.--fh0 G0DCc:s.
convention Of the first district tSan Fra3c.Se, J
to night nominated General ". s. Ro3ec!a.-
for Congress.
PnIIADEIpBIA, Sept. @S-TGo toIoi..>
nominations for members OF Congress W.:
made by TIM democrats to lsy: S,cond dis!!ic,
Dacitl Dcughery third district. Samuel }.
Randall; fourth oIstrc ). Gecrsn Ball h';!i
distric', John X. FolRtll.
ELIZABETH. N. j.. Sep.. 2S.--iha Or:
district republican Congressional ooEv2nIoo, "
session hero to day, Eomi 0aicd tX Judge C!li.
lion Robbins, of Freehold. Monmouth c5uGiy,
CoUous-"Brolon's Bronchial 1Toct@s' 81,
used with advantage to alleviate CoUdHs. S'E:
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL ATfEc.
TONS. For thirty years thesa Trochea hay4
been in use, with snnuslly Increasing iavn'.--
They arc not new and untried, bu' having &c
teeted by wide and CONSTANT use for nearly an O.:
tire generation. they havo attsinod well m'l.!"i
rank among the lew staple ronodins of tho agr
IHE THRoAT.-"BrolCn' Bronchial Troctaa
act directly on the organs OF the voica THY
have an extraordinary efacs in ell dlsorisrS u ~
Throat and LsryDx. restoring healthy l'Gt
when relaxed, either from cold Or over crnrs'!
of the voice. and produce clear and di!.ihy.
enunclation. Speakers ard singers Eat th'
Troches useful.
A CoUau Cold, CATARnH OR SORE THa Al
requires Immediate attention. a' neg.ac. -.
tentimcs results in soma inclraDla Lung IT,
ease 'Brol0n's Bronchta. 4roches' W. -
most invariably give relief limitations "!N ~
fered for sale, many CT which ara injurious. ! '
genuine "Broon's Bronchial Tro:hcs" so .1i
onlvtl boxes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

Mr. Blaine, taking warning by the resc;on-
ary c @. Of Mr.. CoEkliugs recent legendary
sceeob, has doffed the bloody shirt 10 which
be has bosp disDor'iog for years past, aud re-
sorls to midtr manners to accomplish his ends.
Ia his speech at philadelpbis last Saturday
night. .rroEeou.ly suppcsog that tho .x'stirg
proleo!te tariff is popular there. he said he
had come Eve hundred miles 10 tell his audi-
euc,, not that tho rebels were gtiog to s:lz'
ard destroy the government, but that tho great
question for them to consider was whether they
were goog to allow the Industrial syatem OF the
United States to b, tam pered with by new and
unified hands. who get ,hoir inspiration from
the British lrae traders. Philadelphia Is q
manufacturing ci!y. and Mr.. John Roaoh's ship
yards Gro 10 lis immediate si,ioity. but all thst
does not p,tvsnt tho voters of Philadelphia
from knowing that protective tariffs protect
only tho mcnopolists and not the wcrkmen they
employ, and that Mr.. Roach aad not bis en-
plorcts reap tho benefits Of the prohbitory
tariff on ships THY know that the Whole
system of protcc i've tariff is for the benefit OF
favored few at tho expense OF tho many who
are Disseminated agsiast uri Justly. They know
that by it the rich manufacturer is enabled TO
Import bis labor from Eurcp, and employ it to
the ,xc usiou Of their owo; thsy know that
With ire trade foreign merchants could pay Tor
their orders 10 foreigo goods instead OF gold.
and would thus DO iuduoed to double and IIe5be
them, aod 8, By inoreasicg the demand Tor
American gods increase The demand for labor
to supply it they know that could American
merchants buy ships 10 the cheapest markets
the American flag would be s,en 90 every ssA
AID demard be made upou American labor
TO supplS The crews Of the vessels that H:ated
il; and they slso know that by the existing
tariff they are compelled to psy twice SO much
az they ought 10 for evtr5tbing they bDy, end
that tie "a ST goes not to support the gov
e,nmeut tut to supply tho meaos for su'h e'r-
rapt atd partisan practices az those Tor which
MI. Arlkue WIS turced out of the coto:orshlp
at New York by the very men who are Dow
ridiculiog civil service reform and spending the
mocoy tx,ctei Of the people by the high
tariff TO make him Woe President. Mr.. B,aios
has made another mistake, aud be will tind that
the protective tariff he advocates is as urporu.
lar no Mr. ()cDkliop's bloody shirt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

Ata meeting CT tho students Of Yale college
held by the order CT TIE President yesterday
morning action wss taken condenning the de-
slrao,ion Of tho Hnnc5ck and English flag by
members OF the Sigma Epsilon on Saturday
evoBi5g. was voted to make restitution of
the property cestroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

The aerarianism recently revived in Ireland
BY Mr.. Parnel and his ootttio bGs legitimately
resulted 10 The adoption Of system OF landlord
assassination, and has thus moro than counter
sctel 10 ono short season all the good that
twenty years Of agitation foF needed Irish reiiot
could accomplish. The Irish who oono to Ids
country are sensible people; Why arc not those
who remain in Ireland wise enough to substitute
dissreet and iudicious leaders for the wild and
reckless men whom they now go bllndlY follow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

EaTIEa LEMoNs-A good deal hss been
ssid through the pspera lstely abou! the health
fitness OF lemc1a. Tho latest advice IS 10 how
to use them 30 they will do the most good rurs
as follows: Mot people know the benefit OF
lemonade before breakfast but low know how
it i; moro than doubled by taking another at
night also The way 10 get the better Of o bill.
Gus System without blue pills or quinine. is 10
take the Juice of one two or three lemons as
tho appetite Graves, in ts much ice water IS
nj AXES it pleasant 10 drink, without sugar, b..
fore going to he'd. In tho morning on rising, or
at least half An hour before breakfast, tske the
juice of one lemon in goblet of water. This
will clear tho system of humors and bile, with
mild etticicy, wiht u; any of tho Weakening eff
fees OF cslomel or congress water. People
should no! irritste the stomach by eating lemons
clear; tho powerful acid of the Juice, which is 81
rlost corrosive, infsllibly produces iLaamation
alter while, but properly diluted, go that It
does not burn or draw tho throat it does its iqll
medicinal wtrk without harm, and when the
s10ro ech il cicsr Of food has abundant opportunl-
~ to WORK On tho system thoroughly"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, $npvT. :"
, ricos this wsok for Beef Cattle ranged Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

CANAL COMMERCE.
Arrived Bos:s L Reed and n Co'G'' ;"
American C3al 20. c,,:..
Opn,rted-Bosts l. Reed and u C'ti'.
DOOR MATS iusL re csived BY ,upH
~ sen15 J. @. A1LBUhN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28

NEW YORK, Sept. 80 -stccks weak. No?7aT
2a3. Flour steady. Wheat heavy Corn I"''.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-10
A Freak of Nature.

1t is reported that out in Mason
Valley a Piute squaw lately gave
birth to n female papoose, which has
instead of hands two almost perfect
ly-shaped frogs joined to the wrists
at their back. The infant is able to
move the legs and open the mouth of
what takes the place of the right
hand. The one fastened on the left
wrist is not so complete, as the
mouth will not open, but the legs
move as freely as the o.her. 1t is
supposed that the mother was fright
ened by frog sometime during her
pregnancy. The Indians regard the
infant as "big medicine" and the
squaw now occupies a high social
position as the mother of u young
God. If the child lives it will be a
good investment for the Blrnum-
Vanderbilt Museum.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-10
BRIEF MENTION.

The registery books are now
open.
Becker hae gone to Genoa springs
to recuperate.
]. II. Graham, of Virginia, was in
town yesterday.
The Chinatown of Dayton is in
creasing. Two more houses are be-
ing built.
DR.. Hazlett is now able to move
around the house but his recovery is
very slow.
Geo. Cooks has been ailing for
some days, and thinks he has graph
lite in the back.
Rag-Town is becoming popllous;
quite a crowd of Cinnamon are work
ing the bed of the stream in that vi
cinity.
Yesterday just after the mail stage
got ont of town bound for Dayton,
an axle broke. The mail was sent
on in passing wagon, and the coach
lad up for repairs.
Willie Bambrock the lad who lost
his foot few weeks ago, has made
a rapid recovery. He was able to
como down from the Hospital and
visit his friends on Wednesday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-10
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are the arrivals at
the Uuion Hotel Dayton:
J. B. Mathins Como, W. w. Boo
her Va. City, II. Ferguson and wife
do, W. r. Davis Fit. Churchill, Adam
Welter Como, X. Cleaver Mason Val
ley, w. Richie Carson, Tom Roache
Carson, s. E. Lemon Silver City,
II. r, Ganstead Gala, Miss j. G.
MCGEE Reno, John Nc Martin Boston,
Mills Van Wagenen N Y. Frank
Htuger Como, Bob Daniels New
jerusalem, II. Kennedy city.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-10
Piper's Opera House.

Zamlech'is splendid. Most of his
tricks are new, and are performed IN
a manner as if he had practiced them
from infancy. He'is always bnsy,
and keeps his audience constantly
interested. His spirit rappings are
truly wonderful and past finding out.
The verdict is general that in the
work Of deception ZamIoch has not
a superior. Many prizes are dis
tributed after each entertainment,
most of them neat and serviceable
and some very valuable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-10
Republican State Convention.

The Republican State Central
Committee, in session Thursday af-
ternoon at Pioneer Hail, resolved to
hold the STATE Convention at Carson
City at 12 o'clock NJ, August II, for
the purpose of nominating three
Presidential Electors, enc Congress
man, and Justice of the Supreme
Court, and electing new State Cen
trail Committee. 1t was also decid-
ed that the primary election of dele
gates to the State Convention shall
be held no later than August Z.