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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11
THE PEOPLES
MUTUAL
REL1 Eff ASSOCIATION.

THIS is an Association ofbusincss men,
l. who, for their nutu / protection
contribute towards a fund. 60 q
in case Of death. their fam lies NAV re-.
ooive from $2.Gn0 to $5,0n, according to
amount of certiica This Ia ono Of the
best plans Of li'e insurance. you pay as
You 60. jnst like fire insurance, and with
more. convenience even. as you ply by
small instalments during the yoaar. Wc
refer 70 those best acquainted wtth Us,
viz members in Fairfield: g. Fl, Nc.
Master, jos. A Brioc, Jno B. Davis, D.
r. Flenniken, 3. sugenheimer, j. W.
McCroigkt. Jno. J. Noil. Thomas H.. John.
son. j. Clcndining, RIB Hanaban, Il.
Means Davis. Jas. @ Davis. Apv on.
that should like to become a r,embcr viii
apply to G., G.. BACOT.
COT Agent.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11
TO RENT.

TTNHE dwelling IN Zon street. now oc-
J. cupiel by MIR. James Q. Davis.
ossession given January l, 1S8. Apply
to B. SUPERINTENDENT.
dec H. tx1w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

If somebody doesn't come up and
p v the printer he will have to go it
dry Christmas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

Religious services will be held in the
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
at | o'clock, the Rev. y. NJ. ChreiIz-
berg officiating.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

Clear, cold weather now, utalmost
too late for the cotton still in the field.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

on tho Charlotte, Columbia u Augusta
Railroad reach Winnsboro as follow {:
Day passenger. northward, LISP. m. !;
s0uthwnrd. $40 p. M. Night passen-
ger, norlhward, 1915 a. M; south
ward, $3.50 p. III. Day freight. north
ward 8.55 q. NJ; southward, 1910
p. IN. Night freight, northwaM. 2.38
a. M; southward, 1926 p. m.-This
schedule Is on tho basis Of Washing
ton time, which Is about fifteen minutes
ahead Of Winnsboro time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

see thatyou get ..' iIvre with each case
Ask your Jeweler for illustrated catalogue.
OCT 9-lyfmch1f
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
f.STOR Ill, Bl,estone. Borax, Cay
~ emo Pepper, Lacto ,ept;nc, Bath
Sponges.. ough Syyups. Soothing: yrn,.s,
Bay Rum, Per:umery, Cinchonil!s:, Qui.
nine. TUFTS. Gildey's an Strings Pills,
Essence Ginger, Capsine Plasters.
ALSO,
Onion Sets Prepared Cocoon. Canary
Seed. Gun p 'wder lea, TIyson Ten, row
dored Black Pepper, Machine Oil, sc. just
received by
Nom ,STER. BRICE s. KETCHIN.
nov 20
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

A SHOOTING STAR.-On Thursday,
just after sunset, shooting star was
seen passing over the town from east
to west at not very great altitude,
taking. apparently, zig-zag course,
and leaving a train Of smoke in its
wake. This train lasted for at least
twenty minutes, and was jagged aud
forked like o streak of lightning. Not
many saw the star, but the train was
M object Of interest to all. 1t gradu-
ally disappeared in the air. a good
many colorcd people were much cxcr-
cised over it. One, evidently rcmcm-
bcring Bclslazzar's handwriting OH
the wall, came to the reporter and said :
cole marstcr's writ something up in
the sky md l want schollard to come
out and read it tD me-" II did resem-
bic Horace Grcclcy's chirography. and
was undcciphernb!e to any "schollard''
or anybody else. The acrolic must
have fallen at no great distance, but
no report Of its destination has yet
been received.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

Mr.. J. w. McCreight has for sever al
duys been Engaged under contruct
with the county commissioner in
menling the public road on the hill
outside Of town on the Kincaid bridge
road. The gullies OH either side hnd
encroacl,cd SO far into the middle Of
the road as to make it dangerous.
This is great Improvement.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11
TOWN AND COUNTY
SATURDAY.. Dooenbor II. .. 1880. ]

SATURDAY. Dooenaber II. -. 1880.
TERMS Or TIE News AND HERALD.
--1'ri.weekly edition, four dollars per
antauAA, III advance, weekly edition,
two dollars md fifty cents per daaqae,
III advance. Liberal discount to clubs
OF five and upwards.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.--One dollar
por inch for the first insertion, . nd
fifty cents per inch for each subsco 4ent
insertion. These rates apply to al ad-
vortisclnents, OF whatever natu .c, and
are payable strictly in advance. Cons
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Tran
sient local notices, fifteen cents per
limo for tile first insertion and seven
aud 0ne-lnif cents per line for cach
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged ns adv"r-
tiscments. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications. Of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to tho
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Whnsbofo, S. G..
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Weddings and rumors Of weddings.
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
TO Rent-B. Sugenheimcr.
Clerks Salc-W. II. Kerr, &C p.
B. and l.. Association-D. II. Flcn-
nikcn.
elleriff s Salc-J. D. McCarlcy,
& II r.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

McMASTER, BRICE & KETCHIN
dec z ~. :,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

These prices are a great den1 less
than we paid for them and are HON.
EST BARGAINS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03

Fisld crelses il iadulgeJ 10 In Ponca.
Ageeood dsal ofsickness sills prevails In
P0ncas
ii. l.d,.. Of Ponc. will Civ. . leap ysar
party soon.
Dakota city has four ministers, Eve
churches and Eve Sunday schools.
Miss Mary Barr Of Jackson, died recently
OF quick consumption in Michigan.
The Lutheran minister At Ponca will be
Transferred to the church At Jackson. =
The work Of the Ponca coal companyis
at . stand still, because Of . broken drill
FWhacA il 10 impossible to remove.
= II Cedar county votea bonds for the rail-
road. the. probability is that . new town will
10 startsd near the central part Of Dixon
county.
a tvo, ,buildings : millinery store and /.
saloon, last Friday morning. Supposed to
DO the work of an i%ncendiary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03

Tac', package ~contn'n5 pr s,nford.s Improve
ln.:iihE Tube. with .lsil directions for use In Mi
Gas s; Iricc. $lG0. For rlic by all WHOLESALE AID
I!stah Druggists thronEi.out iitc United States.
NEIkS POTTER. Grn"i | Agents and W!o.y.
sale DrnGg!st1, Boston, VIZ.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
THE BLACK NILS.

Crook City is gradually becoming obliter.
ated.j
A Masonic lodge is 0 to be organized
in Custer.
Mn. Dwight Ely, OF Custer City, is about
TO begin teaching { class of pupils on the
organ.
The ore from the Erwin mine, mills $50
ktoihs ton. Old Bill ore ruus over 500 10
the ton.
A eupply Of paper was shipped from
4DeadWood to the Bismarck Tribune . short
tixne ago.
The Deadwood Times says q petition for
Bill Gay's pardon will be put into circula-
ton At. once.
The osnssssfzthe Grand Junction mine
near Caster, hsye just refused q $l20,0O0 Of
fer fesshat mine. Z
Central City has q Congregational,
Methodist and q Catholic church, each or
kanized and with . pastor in charge.
Y. Athorough canvass will soon be made il
Deadxood and other towns in the Hills, fe
lthespurpoee of securing data, for that indie
pensibls article, . directory.
lThs litigation on the Bengal Tiger min
At Custer, has stopped all work for the pres
ent. 1t 10 feared that it will be no benefit I
the county for . year or two more.
Custer Chronicle: A portion of the book
for the clerk of the courts Office, arrived q
I Tuesday. They are from Bowen & Kings
bury job Office. Yankton. and are elegant
bound and printed.
Orc Cashe City. is the name Of I. ne,
} town juet laid out, about half q mile belo,
Queen Bee, on Skull gulch, at the mouth
epeuee creek. About 100 lots have bee
taken and many buildings are in course Q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03

pox hasshseken out in Caneon. Charlie
Snish, asbsakemaa, vas - taken down
With it, The people. tAere aresexreasly
alarmedsSand the public schools lave Been
closed.
A prairie fire Wa ses IN he vicinity Of
Alleatown . short time ego. which Old q
great amount of damage. burning stables.
bay. timber and every thing that came 10
It's way. An effort WAS made to arrest the
man who set the fire. but he mounted his
horse aud skipped the country.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
VACANT PLACES.

In the deeAslsls4aeA4 Al never occur if
you ere particular with your teeth, and
ch19 everyssdsiINih fhat famous
6a50h.asoz616kr. rro. v.nth
to old age it will keep the enamel spotless
and u~ni1r.a4li The teeth Of person.
who u:e 6OZODONT have . pearl.like
Ntt1s4 and the gains . rosetta hne,
while the breath il purified, and rendered
sweeslnaEtrAgssnts Its composed Of
rare antiseptic herbs and il entirely free
'fs6&f thg Questionable s6aipjuiious in.
grsdissts Of Tooth Pastss, &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
~ sily 3rsss md 3sastsiae
! yAnkToss'nkkoS@
wstne.day eysssS, March ). 1880.
Rowland Ttovbt,dge b.s beer confirmed
b. ) sssIerm comuisstooer of Indian

Tie DsadvoodP nEaa A6Qulres. when u
somebody going 70 do semstAina poli1callJ
for the Black Hilb, s~ pc 70 Pfe.ssyva q
make kaown in wants We will try and have
hfarnoged. Iu query 10 vague and wSlhn
updecided ahopt The quantity or quality. Of
tseAfaHa SStsh.Should b DOR Il
Il ItaSI Apeestdlny ofths United 6Aieel o.
. barsau OF two No will step down 10 the
rinsnas.ss,s once snd speak to him about
II. sFasthar doWs intths article We go the
pesutsua esteh The idea. The Press says:
.Oertsibly Va shosd mske = noise and
chatter fora Conversational delegatsship, II
.lssat... Bot Won; haze one delegate already,
aad uslder, PRESENT lnles lhat's oil. the gov
srnmeut aliovs. The republicans Of the
Hills nominated him and the republicans Of
ths 6sSstsi6f HE, .iakriimsyGlchas him
Il ihakas-nol doing -something politically
for the Hills. Whs, isi We realize the fec
shals ne sy0ht6 s1hStTf6yis 1fspidlyao gfeasn
sa$soporIsse peedssi ieatF dlsalof susle.
seapeeanSss a4lhepest tifolss III his behsl
e ssivsayS cifEyfnE fdf more Realizing t6ll
1t 10 the duty of sdntrinG friends to pou
10 tAsisSa.oss. sThsrefass "a ne solicitou
fosglaHkukr4sesllii wSails aaa desire,
sStyes3 Sn3ienizs1s stSem6St-somethip
10 scstch OF ta:gWe Asvessalresdy sacrI
hced the a,wer Of our dock, but feel will
log iodeNots: Yank.ou furnishedths Hill
-,sh. q. A,at n0r3el nntAf roa6v n.da an
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
ODDS n ENDS.

Mrs. Hayes weighs 175 pounds.
A cubic inch of pure gold is worth 1892.
Gold coins we're first issued in America in
1898.
Gold is worth eighteen times its weight
in silver.
Christ church, Boston, 10 nov over $50
years old.
000.0 600 in gold.
There are SO Mormon churches in Eng
land and Ireland.
Now that Lent is here women are repent.
ing in sacque cloth and ashes.
The wear and tare on gold coin is about
one twentieth Of one per cent per annum.
Gold is nineteen times heavier than va.
ter and next to platinum, the heaviest metal.
Gold has been found ia more different
localities than any other metal except iron.
The largest gold nugget ever found
weighed 2,548 ounces ; worth in coin $47,-
600.
The New York Herald declares that
politics. poverty and psrade always 60 to.
Eether.
The woman who makes sport ofan honest
man will live to be the sport Of rogues.-
Ouida.
According to the last census there are 1914
individuals In France over one hundred
years old.
At tha time gold was discovered in Califor-
mia there was but $57, 000.0 900 IN gold coin
in existence.
Carroll Tilton lives With his mother in
Brooklyn. New York, and is studying for
the ministry.
All the gold in the world would make a
cnbe 80 feet each way, and it would be worth
S.. 000,Oo0.000.
Anew York belle vas married the otf.
or day in her grandmother's wedding dress
made. 70 years ego.
Floors of inlaid wood. covered with Turk.
ish or Persian rugs, are slowly but surely
taking the place Of carpets.
"Horrid little thing without q set Of
bangs TO her nsne," Is the newest Chicago
phrase for describing . rival.
London ladies are wearing their hair
short. and il is said 10 be a very pretty
style and growing 10 popularity.
Shanghai sdvices state that a dreadful fire
at TOki. China. destroyed 5000 houses. 10
ending many foreign dwellings.
The prac'ised hypocrite can initiate virtue
20 faithfully shss the genuine article il fire..
queutly rejected for the counterfeit.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03

of sks past5 pypslted In this, bill will form
an aptefeaiusl eIochfip3ths career of Ii,
red man. He is supposed 70 become : tile
Of the soil and a manager of herd. o
cattle, horses and sheep He Is TOLD
that he must provide for hisn~sf aad faniiv
By the sweat Of his brow be mus, earn hi
dsIl5brsadC During. tie reason Of produe
<ton-he must lay aside that which will aus
taih Him during the season Of. non.produe.
tion.v The Indian will fall far short Of Ii,
exalted saissuexpectation nthsse par,icu.
lars. There il no rubbing ont the fact tia,
J h iaEeonssiiadonallyL tadoleal hat IL i,
thriftlesA. that he il iuprovidsnt. Literally
b saocsp.sasd .es nloafied divine ipjanc-
ton to siye4o heed Of the morrox.s A
stomach fiji i ss&s;sstfs e his i.nsaas
wants asdlheVps5q 4sAhoutthsgossce d
the other stomach foil which will Be needed
whenate processes fdisssios and assinasa.
~tioa spsasasss sd
e4fp9psnset # thesReeposed Law yll teach
the Indian Srsstamsay thing which have
not hitherto penetrated his obtuse under
standing. By the time he has stared ssarva.
ton in the face for . few successive seasons
he will hagana - it arounds6t ks beauties
80 laSor systsl and Wills asiously sons
tenn letethe con.si ctisn ef ,Seellar updsr
hls ADmisits ofsa6 cienscspscity-to oontaip
winters supply Of provsnder. When frst
the support Of the government is withdraw
and the laws Of the white man restrain him
from procuring substance BY plumber, the
vagy mach broken up and
will Lasldly knds hazlto ssasp the prosl,n
.of liz Gradually h viii ct aroundsto it
and will exc out an existence good enough
for an Indian !iihept being = burden upon
the white man. As . race we do not cup
pope b will ever sachieyaap great, distinc.
tionin the way Of civilization. His ennsreie,
do not ran in s1tssdifSslos EHej prefers
dog soup, red hot trails, some other mans
horses md q abundance Of gore TO any 9th.
er pursuits. Still, the proposition 10 make
y. S.slfIsoggetTy hs good one and if
strictly enforced will prove . great success.
HI ~ill-sithee ea.~his Own -.saious- or 70
without, esting,ten it j. Of very little con.
esrn 70 The white man which Of the two Il.
ternasivss be accepts. Either is intensely
etvalkiss. w vote esths bill
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
sworn evidence.
The following Cure Is probably The most
remarkable ever effected b. any ,neel.
ca! preaarat.on for tho treatment OF
CataTrh:

~ ill., - iita:1Ha~rha: -
,s.st,. Nj a.; 10 tor n ~. - y,ars
.;af. T. tbn@.ias inil. Ii, d. PAINS across the TN
s shdi d. Il: 7 /. So il,: wi;.k :;,l painful eyes. swoli,o
ofcnasunrr,ioi, ~ II ID aelied all the time. Tn
,hroa, \ II i lra: .'iI aei K s"H ,s,a;n f r. ny rr nsaa I'll
n n' ni Ii ~ ! W, w1, Y; Il ssr ,,rs;s en. OF : / !, sssl,aa 70
rccour," to - ny ,nc;nii my rowrr to d!sloIr
me mucous from ny throat aid i al b fore t@fas
ioa;:is r. -' aiSars.ei fs al 50 q ~, :;9n i e ia s5x xSrt ,.a III
ccnl! with difficulty a'..:l,w. ] iilaliycoTsritcaat
Gammati n And liberation IN m%v,Iro,t caHsedi''.::
h1ds %,irri;n,"d aad i1lar, ;nyit8rs,!i i, icoir'J.
n 9y iNss,snG hrso ana a a,,or p !, Eonsai Heaamlal'
symptom of an .fri;; death ~ eo',s !! S;:iona WIZ WIZ
ego, beg NJ .hc use of SAsrorn's lAu;eAI CuRN
T. ii1 Tfas. rai;Il H!'cg T nsif ei,, ,,d q ssb be III ii j b "a, "a,
my il, ad as i!.a 40. known it to le. for years. il
sses.n q RT',;ai'y 70 arrest The %dischirs 5. n
CarE i s1nn n ~ IN Inflammation ana s~@i%.
nEotn'r.n lsiis,s SC u,a,tlcys oonc CT ascd to ]iroriI,
I.has : j ,,ses n lsayI ie al cs'ss q N. u,;Si ems
En-! ! d ofhea..ng were cafnn' ii; rcstore,,
Q, S,yroio's hsp1cAL. Grnn rFas csrs !" ( IL -
JIal.s -, ~ eSS tdSHIIt % s 1i"aTSe' f r. a 1 . n
al .2p. 10 .e.E!ncc i:l..sy t!a.t this Is = ss,-:
an .~it'i'il~ Win thu treatment IF Cat ri, "a
pIarl sgt Y ~ :. ! III! clans, ANIL have cu..s,.it.
c!lt IiF.. t.liArut nGDut lay case. have Us
every !i'ltl Of rcr'rt!y nni apparatus that have ~.
nn1rcI ,,iirin: n peEind ofstx, years past. and lu!r,.
Will, following i'tc-- nsa. 'dl;t-, great care OF nv
Eelicrali!ralth h,!t ol.sasasi 20 reli,ror .ncourng :
G!,nt from, an" II titeai.
BosroS, Ecu. - 1874 GEO, T.DrNSMORF.
srrFeLH.ss . Tn, >, Vs.,
Nh n rcrsone'lv r?re --cl - -. t'aiif :.
I'li'sii,ct .nnl ,liHir 'GiG inst i.rt sr;o;ll.s,a;..
AAeA.s ~ IF't A'll+Sf'tiNEtI w THT.H- f. tar rts
SETH j. Iii&i...@, just.c &C Oh t!.c Peace.
Tar', package c~nr.n'n5 Dr s,nford.s r,npro~ri
lnh-iihG Tube. with .lGil directions for use In Mi
Gas s. lricc, $lCO. For raic by all WHOLESALE AID
Esta!I Druggists throtEl.ous iic Cniicd S'qirE.
MEIho q poIti.R, G,n'i Agents and WHO'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

II will be seen by reference to our Washing
ton correspondence. 10 day, tina! no matter how
Mr.. Gorhsm. who was kicked out of tho repub.
loan executive committee btc,uso no bolted
the party ticket. 10 California ct the last election,
and is now trying to get ipto radical favor again
BY making himself prominent as a Grant man,
and other leading republicans ofbisik, may vor
Coalition between the Virginia regulators
aud the Virginia republican s. for the purpose Of
running an uupledged ticket at the mex.
presidential election. slch old time, co0ss.
tent aad Influential ropubl;csss as Senator
Conkrg have 70 let DOR part iu such scheme,
re- utterly opposed to it, and want tho repub.
'lcsns to maintain their organization and run a
tfalght republican ticket. which is fair polite,
{ any rate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

Tho U. S. House OF Representatives. eiier
Fpen5iug oil 1t Tuesday, all Of Wedocsdly and
Wednesday night, EDj a!! OF yesterday 4 session
"a aAa', bu: for its diseEaoetalucss, would have
Dcon ridiculous sqasbtio about tho reference
O. bill, doaiiy Ii! wha. It coull havo done
just IS we'll il Eva 2inu:c9 inst Tuesday, and
thereby isve sarCd tho less of three eutire days,
at atime, too, when every interest Of the country
demands as carly determination of many i'm
2artaat matters uos before Congress aud as
eally 30 adjournment Is possible. If three
days arc required morely t, change reference,
how many mus: be consumed 10 the passage
of ell but two of tho appropriation bills r,qui.
slio for ca.ryiog on the Goyernment2 This is
'iup!o problem, and its soluioo. az deter
uioed BY most people, carries tho session into
tho dog daye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26
L'EkGSISR9 NE lErS.

C,ot t. 3 Prvsll cf J,nr.bpry bso n c,u
The milk from which, tor three dpys, yielded
SIX pcu9ds aud len oprc!s Of III ter, m average
| OF ahont tw, pounds ans quarter per dag.
D;snstchcs oorcpnco IN, C,;,nr. cC ,bc Iarcc
Iiyernonl hou.o r. Smv,hn e. ~ 10 ,eh;ch
gone 81 I'm I:rr. hrr5 ,nharc ,,,;a.a ara lnrn,
to thu amount Of : IS 0Oo, siz: s, p. Ual..y,
IS O0G; Fernando Ford, Sc 0Ol: N. Z. Hos.
man & Co., - COG.
~, :, y.
tho Lss,efh F!rSin:aH' published a. O1an-
cooh' Accomac cocnt', blcn'ioas Two CASES oo1
curf'Ts 10 .aat 'iciniiy' Wne!c Lie p9u'o5 u
italy deyong5d by Hogs, Tho last c,so han
poned e few DAYS si2e,. 2csr Bail Euc. an,,
tho Child was %. dead When first seen, bl; the
tind2r vas ,!nah!a to r.: Gao i: from TIC hags ia
tina 10 save i!s life.
I'll. D;,,u, r.,,
f Inv t'o,.'; pnho I,,''T 1919 rss
S,o ~ I;an,;sS - n,I.. ;ouGs I"eo's
nto u',f u'SSu noa i.' 1"'lt v's'"eo o''1 in.ho
aoase 'r,1 iiusl'no' ntr'nss' operated D.
ossneu hoOoe D. au" lhn,c'eG ooc9tI4l puni9h
his's upon nun "ut srvef"' CT ~ tho c!lore9
NTnGs u1 t'set ~ e. ttno' ney acu:eu
'ho ,In.o y ~ ~ ',," anu nS.uoI
mu soi' IS on us.Is 50 . W. ~? S
ona;ns. tbt 'o'0' ~ ''"o ''''''''4 sun
'sai'o' 'A'"'
q. I. Huntington, President CT thu O. d o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

There is reason. if 90 patriotism, 10 the c)n.
slant etiJrt Of tie republicans, whosa parry is i
sectional party, to prolong aroionelism. for tbe7
thereby a III 10 their own strength. bat why
northern democrats. men who belong TO a no,
tionsl party, should ecgagu in any such efforts
passes camm>n understanding. Such efforts on
their part not only work against their own H.
teress al homo, but detIac. from the strcrg;h
OF ih2ir parry in the OILY portion Of The coua-
try VIII FL lis strength is ff.c.ivc. In the 49,.
rin,0hiGus dcialc IN tic House Of R'rresouta.
tive last "Wednesday evening Nc. Cotfroih, Of
pcuu sy!gaoia, democrat, hal to lug 10 the
c'r aa., ali ia2i'y ihaa Nj Blackburn mad
- n = 'rai;or 20 his un'ry. Tharc waa 20
Necessity f0r Gilis ana, 81 it NATURALLY proyokes
t':8 democrats 81 the South, L. was si7 in the
c&TeD,c. WEI may tho split Of democracy
le;2:c tho HAMS into whose charge its temple
iaa taileo, ,sho ar, playing suca fantastic nnd
groio.Guo tricks sih lis tiu,i proved doctrines,
and VINO 80 utterly ropud4te The wisdom and
s.gecty Nf heir predecessors.
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II is said Princess Beatrice will marry tie
Duke Of Genoa 10 Miy.
A Russian political offender has bocn sent to
Siberia. aud his lawyer aIosg with him.
Russia hos forwarded GOOD francs for the
relief of rcfogas from Eastern Rounea.
1t looks as if thu enforcing of the old Jesuit
Law might Iced to cabinet crisis 10 France.
General Skobeloff leaves st. Petersburg on
bis expedition against tho Turkomaus to-day
The ex-Enprcss E1genie has left England
ltc,goito to visit the Priooo lmperisrs grave
10 Illulsnd.
Polite ii excitement 10 England is becoming
ioterso. The severe critisms Of tho Liberals on
the dead Parliament are denounced.
Princess Louis, has entirely recovered from
the ELECTS OF tho ato accident, tut she will not
mako her appearance in pubic till the Queens
birtyday. Msy 2i
The French ambassador to tho Vatican has
been Instructed 10 prepare the Pope for q revi-
sion of the corc)rdat with Ftanee. The revi
sion of the principal poibts has already begun.
Messrs. PARCEL. Biegar aud Jnhn O Counor
Power have decided that there shalt b, run for
Parliament 10 tie county Mayo one cf the
prisoners recently sentenced for assaultiug p.o
c1ss servers.
A despatch fro The llsgue says it is
officially announced that the Qaceo of the
Netherlands is cocieue. This news is impor-
tsnt. as the htir TO the throne. toe Prize. of
O'apge, is in failing health.
10 order that relief Of people IN distress Oh
the onst Of Galway and Msyo mag be carried
out effectively, ffiGa,e has bneo dapai ched in
addition to tho three Runboat5 hitherto employ.
cd. Tic Duke OF Ediuburs will shortly arrive
on the west coast Of Ireland to insptci the ar
range menis for relief.