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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-26

Senate Bill No. 192-An Act to provide for the
publication Of the debates and proceedings Of the
Constitutional Convention of the State Of California
(by Mr. Johnson)-rules suspended, and passed by
vote Of co ayes TO Is noes.
Assembly Bill No 44-An Act to amend Sections
312 315, 322 323 $780, $50 and 415, and to add new
section, to be known at Section 404 Of an Act en-
titled an Act to establish Civil Code approved
March 81, 1872, relating to corporations (by Mr..
Fox)-passed.
Assembly Bill No. 145-An Act TO amend Sections
H. 10 and q of an Act entitled an Act to provide
for the future management Of the Napa State Asy-
lun for the Insane, approved March 6, 1876 (by Mr.
Foxl-passed.
Assernb v Bill No 255-An Act to add Sec
ton to the Penal Code to be known Section 1909
relating to the forfeiture Of the undertaking OF bail
or OF the deposit OF money (by MI. Tylert- passed
Assembly Bill No. 374-An Act for the promotion
of the vitcultural industries of the State 10y Mr.
Adams,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-26

Engrossment-A number of bills were reported
correctly engrosscd.
lieage-The committee reported in favor of pay
ing the mileage to the Committee Mechanics
Arts College.
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TIE WERKLY uHIoH
seml.weekly Unlon AdyertIslng Rntes.
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted Tor rs cents for time three times for 90
cents or rs cents pe- week.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for % cents for time three times for so
cents or rs cents per week
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-26
FOR SALE.
DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.

i n HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED 5sz~r.
" Durham BULLS, fr9m one to ~ ~
two years old, and 10 Head Of either 81 ~
COWS or EIEIFERS. VIII be sold at-=szS-==a-
private sale at WICkS RANCH, Butte county.
ja3O2m Address u. WICK, OrOville, Cal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

According to Governor Foster, Of Ohio, Ger
eral Grants idoa regarding the presidency is to
prevail with Mr.. Garfield as it hos done With
Mr.. Hayes. General Grant, it will be remem-
bered, said, when he occupied the White House.
th.t be was the representative of tho republi.
cAn party. Previous to that time another and
different impression had existed. II was sup.
posed. and all Grants predec;s sors had been
guided by tho suppositiou, that with the in.
auguration of a President his partisanism came
to 40 end. and that thcr c,forward 9Th him the
interests Of party if not entirely forgotten, were
either ignored. subordinsted or swallowed up
10 those of the whole country. But the prtc,-
dent established by General Grant and followed
by MIR. Hayes, if Governor Foster be right. will
be coutinued.by Mr.. Garfield. The Governor
says tha. as ''the South gave Mr.. Garfield 10
votes he has no debts to pay in that quarter"
How is that for patriotic and high toned ad-
mnistraiion? Certain sections of the coHutry to
b. rewarded by official patronage for their sup
pert OF q presidential candidate, snd others to
bs excluded from suoh patronage for supporting
his opponent!
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TEa Flowing Match.

Tia reeul. Of The trial test of ploWs, held yes
tsraay at HunlIey, under the direction OF the
oomp i.sec CT tho WcodlsRn Agricultural So
ciety, Was 80 follows: Rolsrd, Chilled NJ. 8 &,
two horse pItw, slip point, With whetl AID
j,ibtcr; width Of furros, II iscbcs; depth OF
furrow, s iocats; draft, $50 pounds. Wizard,
chilled No. A, lbros hose ploR, With vince
and i,intcr; width Of fuTrow, 4 inches; de3lh
Of furrow, s ircbes; draft. $50 pounds. South
B,nd, chilled No. 10. three horse plow, With
wheel ard i,uter; width of fuirow. u inches
dsp,h of furrow, 81 inches; draft. 500 pounds
Roland. chilled NJ. 49, tbreo hors, rloR. with
wheel urd i,ioter; width of furrow. ISL inchet;
depth of lurrop, 81 inches; draft, 525 pounds.
Miocr aud Heron, No. 49, two horae Ilow.
without wheel or ioin,er; width OF furrow, II
inches: depth Ct farioI, II inches; draft. 400
pcuots. Miner aid Horton. No. 20, two horse
plow, Sith whte and jointer; width OF furEow.
II ircaeG; depth of furroW, inchet; draft, Ais
pounds. Commins. No. II, three horse pillow.
With wheel and i,intel; width of turrow, -
il cies; depth of furrow, u icohes; draft, 7O0
poInda. S:u,h 3 nd, chilled No. 3. two horse
pillow. without aheel or i,inter; width OF furrow,
IL lQcaeE, Qcptn VI luiIGmI ~ tpouSti GiEt,
375 pounds.
Tie committee f.r exauiniDg test Of pIoEs
we're Major George Johnston, John Ballopger,
and N. w. Pierson.
There we're five colored usu who contested for
the rriz,s offered for bas. plowmen, each ploWipg
one quarter of an gore. Carter Webb won tho
first prizs Of S.. James Alexander tbs second
of So, and james Williams the thid of s..
All did gccd work.
A more pleasant and lovely day could not
have been. The recent rains had put the ground
in excellent order for plswing, SO that the work
done, especially ny tho chilled plows, Vas es
near perftc: as it was possible to be.
Among the deeply Interested parties present
were ssyeral dealers 10 agricultural implements.
Captain Herbert Bryant bad Oh trial the oils
brated Rolsud chilled plows ard the improved
Minor and Horton; W. e: May. etq, had tho
equally celebrated South Band cbiied plows,
the Commins and the Minor and Horton and
John A. B,ker. of Washington. had the beau
tiful Wizard chilled ploW, with it's lattice Werk
mallaable beam.
Tho plownsn did their bes. to try ADD exoell
each other 10 their WORK. The many farmers
present we're Watching with close attention the
working of the several r!5V5 aud contrasting
them with the Old clunsey Implements OF BY.
gone dsys. The perfect work made With tho
polished chill hardened pl0wJ was o4log 10 q
great measure 10 the ioiu,eT attached to The
beam of the pillow. which cut The top Of the cod
and easo it curl, which PLACED the grass and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
EOREIGN NEWS.

Up to tho "a h Of O,!oter all YES q1iet 10
Cabul.
British troops ars to r!olec: harVrs!ers 10
Ireland agaiost the abd leaeu,.
Il Graut Of 50, 900 900 francs vii 10 proposed
10 the Er:nch Chambers to tunrel the Simllo
mi u1!sil,
The river Volgs is freq D. ard mary ersio
laden vess: Is sre caught in The ice The harvest
las b,ep so shor. that the detc1lion tf the
vessels will to sy;i,u-ly felt. Tic ary ap
pro! ci Of Hlltev has also p!sgeGled Iho con-
ploi0u Of sowog 10 he SOUTH ct Ra 50.
Ao earthquake Was fr, yesterday thgorg j.
cut Southern Austria. from Vienna to TIC
Adsialio and the frontier OF Bosnia. At Again,
10 Croatia, bc sl,lck IVES 20 violent that every
bouso ia tito iown vas Injured. S:vsral per
eocs gt.e ! I'd aad tkir:y itlavtI. Macy
boildicss sill hsvt 10 be guided dowo, az they
ere unsafe. A lsrga runbtr Of the i5ha t.u.s
hel to !ho fields.
The French Chauyb,ts met yesterday AID hsd
BtoIny esssioo. Tho nia:sry nais stale
mcut ct their pas; wrlk and future pUrpoaas.
A motion made by NJ. Ferry TO give priority
to the CdEc ltiopsl bills vas voted d0To and the
minister's retired. ind f0ally Eanicd THAR
re,isoaii9ns 10 Presidcrt Orevy, which Eero co.
cept:d. AID NJ. Gsnte!ta s5d Leon Say were
sen. 10: to consult 10 regard to The formation Of
new ministry.
rhs pew Lord MGy1r Ct LoadJo Tas LASH
eura!ed yesterday. and OF the banquet Premier
Gladstone reviewed lh, dciogs Ct the Ir.soct
micistly and gaVa soa1o io;imaion OF
their furu7s plars. Ia rsferanco tG Turkey lie
sale: I'VE deny that We are enemies Of Turkey.
Ga the contrary ne have pu.secd a policy By
gt!cl Tu:kcy may continue 10 exist. To 1S:ify
that existeEc, two things sre nccessary-lhe
fluff lmens Of international obira;on7, and That
the c?Ediion Of Ottoman suE 'c's co roud"rod
.Hie-e5e hy tnn,l laTF:
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Riotou5 Proceedings.

PARIS, Nov l0.-A ruuer being current on the
Sth inst. st TourcoiDg thst the religious DEGREES
we're to be enforced against the Msrsts, 5 900
persons assemble before Tho doors of the Con-
vent. Shortly altetward mauy members Of the
Catholic cubs arrived, and serious disturbance
between The TWO factions ersued. Neuuerous
affray. occurred. Sticks and stones we're freely
used sni several windows in the Convent were
broken. The Qendarmelie repeatedly charged
90 the croRd, and Sky persons wera IT. 1red.
PARIS. Nov. 10-Fresh Disturbances ore
feared ct Tourooiog between members OF the
Catholic cubs AID the authorities charged With
the eyecu len Of the religious dec.oce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
0FFIGI.9L,
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

h.src regular meeting OF the Board Of Alder
men, held November OH. 1890. there were pre-
Sent: X. L. Downhsm. esq, President. anc
Hes:r:. SIco-a. 6. 9. Sn0o. Strauss Marbuey
kiheill snd } Z. Smco..
Bills Of j. En;wlsie j., SAL ~, foI medicine
WAS ordered to be pail.
a Dill Of n. Desmond, SO 20, for work done
in Gen'ZSsrger's alley, was referred to The Com
rn,ttne On Streets
The petition Of the heirs OF John Lsphen tc
lave the curb rrsct ia font OF their property. on
tho eoQth ives. cjrnar Of Madison and % umbus
will inst. uoticrs to prepare IN act legsliz!ng the
o1cess Of ground in Lhetqulras 0etWeen Oronocc
sud Princess strest!.
A resolution instractipg The superintendent oil
Police 10 have IRE plug placed on the south.
sstt corner Of King aud Peyton streets, was re.
ferrod 10 tbs Com mittee on streets.
A resolution inslructng the Superintendent OF
Gse to place lsmp post at tho Intersection OF
ST. Asaph and Wilkes streets was r:farIcd to
the Committee on Light.
a commune .ton from sundry residen Ct the
81 word sikinx for III mp at the northeast cor
ner of Oronoco and Alfred streets; also report
the Committee on Streets on the petition oil
Kite V. Taylor, were received from the Com.
mon Council and their action concurred in.
a report Of the Committee on Straets on the
petition Of the Hyd:suion Fire Company to
have Roysl street paved between King and
Cameron wss received from the Common Coun.
Gil ard laid over until the next regU' er meeting.
A report CT the Comm on Streets on the
petition CT j. w. Green also bill of j. B. D.
Smoot, $50 o.; also copy of resolutions adopt
ed by moctinG Of citizens held to oommemc'
rate the death Of Hugh Latham. esq also pc
iision Of sundry cit;z ms TO have crossings re-
paired at the corner Of Washington and Wilkes
streets cleo petition of w. 3. Gregory to have
tie gutter laid on Princess street. north Of his
resideace; also bills of B. w. Nails SIS 80; j.
F Henderson. ST; Lewis N. Nails, 81; j. L.
Dyson. So; J. l.. Proctor. 81 N. Kirby, 81 !;
James w Nails 81; L. q. Kell, 81 10; Il. T.
Steele So; John Crilley, 81; G +. Steiner, 50 !;
Mrs l. smith, Sc for election services and
rett of rooms; also petition OF A. W. Arm
strong to hsve tax refunded on q lot on Queen
street; also petition OF sundry citizens fur Q
A ,ggng across Alfred and Gibbon streets; also
d petition Ct A. w. Armstrong, admir-. of &. q.
Violet, for reduction of assessment &c. on 9
lot on Alfred street. between Wolfe and Wilkes;
alec petition of Thomas Kelly and others to
have the gutter at the corner of Wolfe and AL
fred streets repaired, were received from the
Common Council and their action concurred In.
The Board then adjourned
Tes:e: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
q, VIRGINIA NEWS.

TIE Nea York contractors fer building The
Wha,ves CT the Chesapeake end OHIO railroad
at NeHpct NsWs arc makiug srlargeDents for
hasicg tho work doDe. Two wbarvss 500 feet
10 length by SO FEET 10 width. are to be eIea.cd
Immediately.
Full official re!urps from c,unties composing
tie Fourth Congressional District give Joreca-
tcn, rep, oY:r 5000 nsjority over Coleman,
dem. Tho total vcte wss nearly IA 600. This
is the lsrsess VITO ard largest Rl3rlly ever
given ia the fourth distTu:, end leads tbs Vjto
for he eleo.ora! ticket b. ever 500
Tho Portsmouth papers STATE that 10 thu
course of few months Two large c,tton COM
p,,ss:s Of the most approved parent VIII be
erected Oh tho wharf property CT Balm 4 Bro.
10 Gospcrt, and that large brick warehouse.
large enough to cotain 600 to 500 bales OF
c,ttop, will BIO built as so1n aB the mster!eI can
be manufactured. This is tho Wy to build uo
Virpiaia aud tho South snd bc ilde1eldEns.
Ex-Governor Fa7ette MoMulio, who was run
over by traio CT CARS ct Wytheyi!le. on Mon
day tight, eud 60 badly Injured died yesterday.
He was shout seventy seven ycars OF age.
Forty Eve year ago be vas member OF tho
Virginia Legislature, serving in both trarches
of that body runber OF years. lie also rep
resented Vireinis in Congress from lS49 to
1855 aud Hcs appointed By Presldeot Buchaoau,
in 1857, us the frat governor OF Wsshlog.oD
Territory. lie WAS also ns1 bar CT the Con
f,d.rate Congress, aud Was delegate to the
Nav York democratic convention 10 1893
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
NEWS OF LIE DdY

TIC SCARLET fever is spreading rapidly at Neg
pert. Il. |.
The first appearance Of Sarah Bernhard, 10
New York. vas witnessed by 5000 people.
There have been eight deaths from yellow
fever aud nineteen from small pcx 10 Havana
sIcs the lat Instance.
A warrant was issuad at Wakefield. X l.,
yesterday for tho arr;st Of young Spra2us. on
charge of attempting to shoot bis mother s
lawyer.
The total amount Ct grain Slipped from New
York this year up TO November lst is III .O27,
1927 bushels, which formed tho whole or part
OF the c,rgoes of PIP vessels.
Tho Hancock electors orc all e'ootef, in Calls
forth, with cne exception. Tie republicans
have maj lri!y oftwc7e IL the Legislature %
1int ballot.
Twenty ste, NJ sbins aDd large s:pf vessels
are in ths port of Norfolk loading or Hsluog
for cargots Of oottoo. which Is belng received
a. tho rate Of FIVE thousand bales per day.
The directors of tie First Natiooal B,Lk OF
Providence, R. l., yesterday voted TO divide
among tho stockholders tho Wh lie amount ct
the Sp7apua notes bold by The bank, aGoun!ic K
to $75S 600.
Japan s;nds forty pcr clu'. CT Der 61ursl <
pors to ibis country and 6f;eeu per cont. tf
lhrln to Easlacd. o. tie other band, ct her
inn ports but len PER cent. are from this c2uaIry
and 6f:y,9:vc0 PR cant. from England
Among tire Erisgptrs slraigncd ior iatlxca
,;oa at the Teub5. NV YJik. yesterday. va:
Patrick A. Gallagher, ono of the survivors, Of
tho Custer masstc:e. 10 Consideration CT IL:
ap,ecadeots Justice Plt,ersoa c)maiucd him
Temporarily.
Ffapk Biedepbiueh, who killed bis wife and
child and Mrs. Stephens ard child, ca Saturday
| right, psar Bate,vil!e. Oslo, is no. dosd, b1:
10 jill at Woodof. AID will recove'. The seq
7srt Gir', WAC S.s reported dead, ia sill living
| AID nsy recover.
Gtvnocr Co'quiit Sas iaau.urstcd at Allan
to. YESTERDAY. for the stcord term es Governor
of Georgia, with great cnthusasm. Tha GSl
UDited States sr.iiler3 hand p!s5c cd "YaDket
! Doodle" and Dixie" enid lcui ctaCFs. TtC
Governor inaugural addres, shows that uecr
gia la moro prosperous than ever b,f,te.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
NOtherS!!
Mothers J
! Mothers J J!

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rc:t by sick child suffering snd crying with the
excrucistirg pain of cutting teeth If so. g. at
once and got bo:.lo OF MRS WINSLO WIS
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immedislely-depend upon it;
there is no mistake about it. There is not 8
nc.her on esrth who has ever used it who will
rot tell you st onca that it will regulate the
bowels, and give res. 10 thu mother, and relief
aad heslth 10 tho child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly ssfe to use il all csaes, and pleas
eat to the taste end is the prescription Of one of
the Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United Sts!es. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle Ho1e genuine un.
less loo iac-ainic of CURTIS 6 PERKINS
is On the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Tw5ht, i've cents bette, Beware Of
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
COMMON COUNCIL,

At.at regular mseting of the Common Council
Ct the city of Alexandria, held November 9, go
there were present: James T. Beckhsm, esq,
President aud Messrs. Moore, Herbert, Kice,
Brodels. F.cklin. Eicbbsrg, Smith, Mclean,
Evans, Javins, Daniel and Peake.
Tho resignation of George w. Rock, esq.,.
member cf this board from the Fire! ward, WAS
taken up and accepted.
w. S. Moore. esq was appointed m;moer
Of the Com mi!tee on Light, IN the place OF Hugh
Latham, esq.,. deceased.
The favorable reports of the Committee en-
OF Ps:r:ck Nugent, to have the gutter in front OF
his premises corner of Pitt and Gibbon street, re.
paired; upon the petition of Mrs Kate U. Tsy lor
to permit tho fence in front of her property, on
Duk, street, between Henry and Fsyelte streets.
to remain outside of the building line at the
pleasure of Councili the petition OF John W:
Green in relation to Oranoco street orldgs and
the drainage of tho lot, in the vicinity thereof,
and upon the petition of the Hydraulion Steam
Fire Engine O.. and sunGry cilizsns for repair
of Royxl street and its intersections, between the
north side of Cameron and the ncrih sds OF
Ring streeta.
Tie following w6rs referred to the Committee
On Streets, viz: The petition of Thomas Downey
and others, 10 have we'll dug, and pump
placed at the northess. corner of Oranoco and
Alfred streets; petition of G sorgs E. French and
Others to hsve the western crossing at the inter-
section of Washington and Wilkes streets. re-
paired petition of VIM D. Gregory to have gut
ter paved on the north side Of hts residence at
the corner of Washington and Princess streets;
petition of A. and P. Dwyer and others to have
crossing laid from the southwest to the south
esst corner of Alfred and Gibbon streets. and
from the southwest to the northwest corner OF
said streets and the petition Of Thomas Kelly
snd others to have the cutter paved at the cor.
ner of Wolfe and Alfred streets, and also for
TIE repair Of the crossings at ths iLtsrsec!ion Of
ssid streets.
On ths motion cf Mr.. Herbert tins following
resolution was adopted, viL
RESOLVED, That q special election ba held 10
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We Gao already anticipate the scene TO be
presented in tie Uoited States Hous, OF Rep
reseotativ;s waen Mr.. Fulkersop. supported
by MI. Peal. Mahoniies. shall rise and cti'S
resolution to tho effect that the principles OF
reimbursement b, applied to the national as well
as to the State debt. That WAS tho only ques-
ton at issue 10 his recs2t campaign. and uoless
he shall press it 10 tho 47th Congress rs WILL
be recrssnt ia his duly to those by whose vote s
he was elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

Kansas. by almost the same immense ma
i,rity. voted for Garfield aud agairsi the manu-
Is ure and sale Of any sort of malt and splrltu'
Gus 1ors within the borders of that State
New York city came within few votes OF de-
featirg Mr.. Grace for Mayor because he is
Catholic. Tho legitimate effects Of raaieaism
are thus developing themselves. Fortunately
for tho South she has as yet no sumptuary laws
nor ate men prescribed within her limits ca &c
oouat Of their religious opinions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

A CHASTITY DIscovERY.-About l O'Clock
on Tucsiay morning, two women who bad
rented room in The house No. 39G State street,
Chicago, we're preparing for bed, when they
vera attracted by a sm;l', apparently coming
from closet 10 tho room Tho door Of the
clcs,t beirg forced cpeo, they discovered the
oorpss of q woman 10 a partially decomDosed
state. An examination BY the police which
followed revealed tho fact that the deceased had
been killed ty blcws on the head, from which
blood had CT z ID out on the closet h,or. A care.
fol inspection Ct the room was made, and blood
stains Tero found on the vail, and suspicion
points to q notorious W5mau named Eva Lloyd,
WHO fo.mer ly occupied the room. as having com'
uitted The murder and then placed the body 10
the closet. She waa is; seen % the premises
on Tuesday li.ht of last 1e,k. when she
brought Strange woman into Der room, with
whom lsts at hight she US 9 heard qaarrelIng aud
fshiiug. The CLOAK worn by the s.rsoger was
fouud in The room, With tood stains oD the col
lar ADD down the sides. The body has been
as that Of Dora Clarence. woman OF
the towr, and Eva Lloyd has BEEN discovered
serving term 10 the Bfidewel, where she "SS
committed last week. Her pcrttslt has b sen
found !, Ihs roeues' gallery, and she 10 sasnt'
fed as brooklyn Sal,' we'll known New
York thief, Who want to Chicago SONS SIX
months age,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
BUILDING LOT OK LUrS Foe SALt
- BY PUBLIC AUCTION CE nj '.t@
VATE SALE

VATE SALE
1hs undersigned. comr issicIcrs, sppoi''-!
by decree Of the Corporation Iourt ioT lhe c!y
Of alexandria. made g. the EovcG5ar t:'"
1881, in certain suit ,hereia pe2d!aH vii! ~ .
for shle By pubic action, O. II no. SOL - 49,
lie auction, ct private sale, Lotto go : +
beginning st the intersection Of the sog!; !,
Wilkes street with the west eide Of ALFRED s.T--..
and running thence south with alfred S.Eec!"ir
binding thereon ZIG fact inches; therca We!
and parallel with Wilkes street ll3 fee. INC ss;
thence north parallel with alfred stree! l1o !e,:
inches TO Wilkes street; thonca esa: VIZ.
Wilkes street dad binding thereon lI3 f;&. b
inches to thu beginning Said lot WI! 500 ~
q whole or divided into eight lots froGtiH:. o"
Alfred street ~ f.et By l25 feet 5 ioches
Terms of Sale: OIe icurth Of the puIc-l c
money in c,sn; the reti ne in three CTus' Ia
sta!monts st one, two and three yeas. WITH ~.
terest for which tho bonds Of the pu'ccsser vii
BIO taken, and the title TO be retained uGt.! the
whole purchase money shall have b.an pad
Sale to take place in front OF tho Co!p0i.:!,n
Court room, on Fairfax street. on = ATU ELai J.
the 4.h Day CT Decembar, 1880 nt Il n.
GEORGE q. mUoHBhCA,
w. ARTHUR TAY LOB,
noy10 cots ommissIoRnrs OF So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

The existing railroad observation-disclosures tsVar
of thrcu freights between the North and the
South, wAilo advaniageou, to the former IS
ruinous to the latter, ioasmuoh rs it necessarily
builds up the cities Of the North ct the expense
of those of the South. II should be stopped at
o.c,, end If there DO any discrimination by
Southern roads it Should by ell means 30 mads
10 favor Of Southern cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. EOvR. 10. 1850.
Iowa at the rscsnt election gave q republics

Iowa at the recsnt election gave republican
sj,rity of $4,000. which is the largest meJoFlty
ever given by spy State to any presidential
candidate. Il vas wondrou5 msjoiiiy to DO
sure, but still 20 Southern man has ever hoted
that its Nero magnitude proves that it was
fraudulent, snd yet that is just what radicals
asser. with regard to large democratic mt oritlcs
10 The South,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
Protest.

Rospcur, n. y. November l0.-The chair.
msn Of tha Ulster county democratic committee
has se.ved upon the board of cAnvsesers OF that
county prot.s. sgais st counting the re1 ublicsn
elect oral ballots, claiming that those ballots do
not conform to the requirements of the statute.
ia that they contain both caption and endorse
men., ard that the name OF the several candl..
dates sro not plirtd in plain type with lettsrs OF
Uniform sz," Ulster county heretofore large
" democratic on tho q instant gave the GAR
fad e!sc:ors iSQ minority