Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

the s=-no 10 the coloIed peoalo throughout the
Stale.
Z Southern Gutrage-the Ra;n-Se.
aGjuster DclustOu.
Correspondence Of tho AleSsndris Gazette.
HEwLETT's, Angus; 5.-"Auot Amy Key
Of Than TroIo you some montha ego, passed
peacefully ana eeaty into lie spirit lard on the
4.h instant, receiving the constant a2d kind
attention Of her masters family. She had
been blind ard helpless Tor several years. hut
rtc'lTld all tic while the same consideration
which Sss shown tho white members of the
family. Though often persuaded TO leave her
master &ua mistress, sad assert aud crjoy her
ftcedon, s5c-rGfGsaa to Go 50, aud c1cso rather
to remain t. s!avd than 10 etjoy tho prccsrious
pleasures O: freedom. She was treated 10 no
respect, after tho collapse OF the Southern Con
itdefGcg dt!rcnt:y, from that she received b.
fore; and yet, she always seemed happy and
cODte0ct, ard idcatiiad herself With sIl the
Whites # Tho family ia theic VS. and sorrows
"a III; tTer!ag cfthis Trtirg, accompanied by
her master en-! other members Of the family,
an! a lea colcred friends, her nody was borne
to liz last resting pleco 10 o nca. c5fh1 provided
By her master, ena deposited in The grave, pre-.
pared br thu sane kind hand. 1t is more than
probable, tia. this evening at fsc
o'clock, Confederate efic;r and S:u.hetn
rebel, with Is gentle hand aad kind
heart. crafulIy ADD deoeniIy buried tho
last slave co The soil of tho South. Though.
Aunt ANY" fer hundred years, had worn
the suack!cs OF slavery, she never seemed 10
realize that she was less free than any of her
masters children. Always ooedcnt, honest,
Industrious aad reliable, she gave her owners
90 c!U3o to s1esk 40 angry or unkiud word 10
her. II her latter Gay5 as in the times before
tho Esr, Sho bad no trouble az 10 VIVA. she
should eat or drink, OF Wherewithal she should
be clothed. EVtry necessary medical att,ution
vas attcr&ed her and The semo hard which had
held her IL slavery, supplied her warts, aal
chceru'|y bore AL tho expenses. This is an.
other OF The "Southtra Cutrage5" which are
constantly i1erpetEateG By some peopIo anon
their former saws. And yet, they are con-
stantiy traduced s!andered aud vifad by tho
Clandng rhllsGthr0pists OF the North, who |
would lind heavy burthcls md P,e7ous to DO |
borcc, md Icy them Ga meas shoulders. but
they 'w"i!I not move them with cue o! their fio-
gers. |
Though thsyo hava bonn several showers 10 !
his stcioa recently, tho ground mss n5yer been
thoroughly wet unit! n5w. /. c,umouood raiu-
ZOE. day before Yesterday and has continued |
with 5at littlo irtarmission ill ,iis evcriae.
Hhiia know Of only tHo rcatius!crs ia ell |
ouV ssotion, and those Two can rame DO others |
who will Tot1 the ti!sor2a1z27's ticket, they de- |
clare thas their electoral ticket will surely bo |
elected. l2dccd, SO Infatuated is orc of them |
tins! nc really believes that tho Conservative
ticket vi! DO Withdrawn il less than two
moths. Were TO Judge ether etc ions Of the |
otsio BY this, would say the regular oonsc,ya.
i've ticket wall triumph, even if there bo
e'e!!iloa between tEc radicals and dsorsan-
yrs. HANOVER,
MURDER in a LONDON HOSPITAL la the
Central Criminal Court in L,udon yesterday,
P!casanco Louisa luels, NUS, in Guys Hos
pl!al, vas co1Sictc3 ol manslaushter, 10 causing
tao death OF young married wdmao uane1
lI3u'sa Morgan, |bo hsd been admitted to the |
!astuI2n IS Q clnEumpiivc patient. Mrs.
Morgan, who Was apparently doing well, gevo
the nur;c GcMo tI!tg trouble, and was dragged |
% oath tub ~ the Gurso and placed il cold
water. tiis treatment aggravated the disease
Sld resulted IN the speedy death CT tho patient.
the WIsoher's aentcno, vas postponed.
The Wartcuion lndcx says "The reaojus.
,eTs mistn0k their man whom they named Ad-
olsen Payno, OF O!!caa, delegate to the re-
auluater convention at Alexandria. He de-
1lplc9S 8ith abhoronc, the reaGiustcr effort TO
give tho Hta'o to tho republicans, and oom-
pai23 INA: an uoWorrantcd liberty has been
akcn 81 h his rauic"
Or. ", i. (! Douglass, widely known and
highly respected citizen Of Peninsula VIRGINIA, /
ilod 81 williamsburg Thursday hight at eight
CLOCK The deceased was brother of the late |
5scn b. 8: Gouglsss, monber t Congress from
he FlTs! distrC. OF tlis State.
we have received 8 pamphlet copy CT the ad-
iress dehv .rcd before tho alumni of the Uni.
'eFs!.y OF Virginia by John Hampton Cham
)orln7nc csq,
"A bright and happy fcco pcepiag cut of
'aoy carriage, Is sure sign that the little occu-
'ant has not been d0otored with opium prepa.
atlons. Ii your baby needs medicine buy
'o:tIe Of Dr. Bulls BABY Syrup. 1t conteips
'othing Injurious.
CCUGHs-' Bro1cn's bronchial Trochcs" arc
SOD with advantage to alleviate COUGHS, SORE
HRohT, HoARsESEss snd BRONCHIAL AFFEC.
lens For thirty years these Troches have
zen IN use, with annually increasing favor-l
hey sro not now and untried, but, having bean
esled by wide and constant use for nearly an en-.
ire generation, they have attained we'll msrited
ank among the few staple remedies of the age. |
III IIIEoAT.- Bro10Ms Bronchial Trochesr
CT directly on TIE organs of the voice. They
sVo On extraordinary effect in all disorders of the
hTost and LsryIx, restoring healthy tone !
men relaxed, either from cold or over eSertion
1 The voice, and produce a clear and distinct
rotation Speakers and singers Gnd the