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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-03-31

The Boston Herald publishes q table
showing that eleven Fall River mills,
which it names, paid in the year 1880
average dividends amounting to 10 per
cent. per annum. The highest rate of
lvidend was 40 per cent, and the lowest
II per cent. Stocks in these properties
worth par Of 100 are quoted at 40, 175
and 1856. Our people would do well to
keep these profits in the South. In fact,
If our capital would go freely into man.
ufacturing our profits could be made
greater than those of tho Northern mills.
Anderson is progressing so substantially
in other directions, that we might we'll
consider the subject of erecting n NAM
moth factory here. We know expe-
rienced and thoroughly reliable business
men who could be induced to undertake
the management. Who will begin the
work Of raising the necessary funds?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-03-31

- Among the Naval cadets graduating
on tho 22G inst, at Annapolis, as cadet
ppidahipmen, was Franklin j. Moses of
South Caroliha.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-10
The Gus;cnlS Trial,

CHICAGO. Nov. l0.-Lsaysr Tluds, Of this
city, tads that his legal engagements hero will
prevent bis participation IL tho Guitesu trial
sad 30 te!ec:nphtd Mir. Seville Icst eight.
Mira. Parker. who ia considered re Important
Witness by the So1Yiiles. op?ei to the Uoited
States Marshal yesterday icr tan: ports!ion to
Washington, tad states thas el,o hsd no means
to pay her own txp1rs:s Mrs. Seville ksd
spent ell her money, slsn. sud was provided
with pssIcs i5r heis.lI nrd daughter by lawyer
Trudo Arrangements will b; made ilr pro-
vtluG Mrs. Parker with transportation. Mrs.
Scosl!o's friends ssy that Ter u,enial condition
has always bctn mere or lcs' wCak. and that
tho Indications OF hsr laaapi'y, which have
always baon kept secret, havu been greatly
aggravated h9 tho trcubc uto wiiic;, sho was
piurg9l by her brothers terrible deed
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GEEIEs.iL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Ai ri; adjourned meeting Of tho Board ct a.
dasman held HOY. 9th, ISL, there wero present:
H. +. DownGgm Ptesidont esq, and hessrs.
4, Z. Smoot, Strauss Marbury snd j. d. Smoot.
Iho fiasGco Committee reported In favor OF
aettling tho bill OF g. Ahern. SiO0Cs for taxes.
SC, By tho payment OF $50. If paid within tea
dsys which was adopted.
On motion it was resolved inst tha Superin-
tendon. of Police have two crossings laid ut tho
north and south Intersections Of st. Assph AMI
Princess streets; snd thst tho sum OF $50 OF ST.
nluch thereof rs may DO necessary be iHpro
pristed ior the same.
Petition Of John e. Eiill 10 hnvo curb SGT md
gutter psvoi in front Ct hia property: also Il
resolution CT thaaks from tho Alexandria Light
Infantry; also q report OF tue Coa,m!Ioa on
Stroos in regard "a repairing tho pump corner
of st. Asaph and Prince street, ware roierred.
On motion it was ordered Lh,t sn election for
momber OF this Board from tho Third ward OF
this city bn hold on %ussdsy, 9Th OF December,
1881, 70 ill tho racancg occssioned By the retig-
:!stion Of Chas. Il. Stuart as a lrombor from that
wa,d. and that the judges snd clerks Of the ward
s. TIC general election be Instructed and om-
powered TO act As such in esid election.
Tho Board thoa adjourned.
fcgto: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk
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q Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat ehould
% stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
ancurabie Lung grIsense or COnsumn.
lion. H Il ID w MS H GNCHlAE.
EEsOCHES do not disorder the stomach liko
cough syrupa and b.sams. but act directly
OH the fnllnnied parts, sllaying irritation,
give reliefin Asthma. lSrOnchitl s. Coughs,
S:atarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Fable Speakers are sub
lect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Irochos have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant uss for nearly
an enliro gonoration. !hey have attained we'll.
norlted rank among the few staple remedies Of
Tue age. Sold at Nc. o box everywhere. mills
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asle EnrIICfs,

BALTlaoRE, Nov. l0.-Virziaia Is old -: do
deferred -; do consolidated "A; do ~ Ga.
RES 40 past duo coup 91i; now 10 dos 4S bid
to-day. Cotton atcsdy and quiet; middlngs III.
Flour unchanged aud dull. Wheat Southern
steady; western steady; Southern red 13Osl3S;
90 &c, amber l91al18; No l Maryland 147l; No 2
Western winter red spot aud Nov l3gSsiSs9 !:
Dec l4lal4lt; Jan 1dt! Feb 147as1471. Corn
CSou!hern 8 shade better; Western q shade
higher and firm; Southern white 7Os72; do VOL
low GO: Western mixed spo. and Nov GGaGGi ::
Dec 67saCY Jan 6e4.70. Oats ate.dy; South.
edn 4satoi Western white 49a5C1; do mixed 47a
unchanged. Coffee steady; Eo cargoes ordi.
nary to fair 0ill. Sugar quiet; q soft 10,
Whiskey dull at 17aSl liz.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O-Stocl;s rather feve,i:h.
Money 5s6. Cotton quiet; uplands liz: Or.
leans liz Flour dull! and unchanged Wheat
dull end &c lower. Corn dull and shade nesiar
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EGnEIHN NEWS,

solr a7oSrsssis.h' meetings ss Berlin IN
stondsg wasa isea:so3 b !ha sc.!39.
Several moro arrests under tao Gosrclon act
weTa Issde yeats ctay, in Ireland: The tenAn!s
Of ito Sr0Sns estate in county Mayo, Iresnd,
have agreed to tGha laasaa for u years at re-
duced rcnts. and hsye withdrawn tho notices
they had sou. to tho Land Com m!ssioner.
Edvices IRON, Inc Islsnd Of An.coa!i oil tend
to confirm tho runlo!ed famine predicted net
long since. The high winds and the absence Of
rain snd of bait hsvo slnos: totally destroyed
the fishing season, and now Rroat majority of
tho inhsbitsn!s ka7o nothing Blu. o few potstoes
to Euosist upon.
Lord Mayors day WAS celebrated in London
Yeaterdsy with tho customary procession 10
WESTMINSTER. Tho American flag WAS duly
honorcd. at tho banquet last nigh. Promier
Glad.loro aud Lord Granville. Foreign Soctt-
tary. nsdo speeches. The Premier said the peo-
pie Wore deter !nintd that the Lsnd nc. should
havo s lair trial. Lord Granville. in his apee ch,
made friendly allusion 20 the Unitsd States.
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STAY HOME AT NIdHT.-A gentiouso naadc
up his mind that no Houll eivo his wife a
pleasant surprise by spending tho evening at
home. Alter supper, he sottled himssIf down
for cosy iimo in tho bosom of his fsmilv IIo
had DO moro than comfortably fixed himself
when his wife sbrub;ly asked him If his fIisnGs
dido't want him any longer. Thou his mother
In-laH asked him if no had exhausted his credit.
The eefVsnt asked him it he was i'll. Gao cf
the neiRbbors wanted to know if he bad htd
any trouble. ard was afraid of the I.w. All of
which occurred in tweaty minutes. for 10 exactly
half az hour, no was beyond questioning raDge
Ia his ulnb
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PRON 1F.a,CHI!NG7ON
Specie! Correspondence cftAe A!ra. Gu-.N
WASHINGTON, T. G., N27. 10, 1881.

WASHINGTON, L, e.. N27. 10. 1881.
Tha gIo:. Fausc;al 1. accr.is hc5a hsyc
elsnlo,.rE cH hcn, ~ y;-si,;. o,d ,o,.oao
a, :, A." ''''..0
'"' "o'''''' - Web - f''o LEGISLATURE 10 ihe
G!udIa;@C5. Tie IaI:,2T ii.as Gtrtais john S.
WIca,i hc ,,,..o}iv Ma,.c;,.. hin Ncr,h.
:-..,:...,:' 49, 80 -O.'
:" 800, go ) - ID I'll" 'l"''"V'' Ii'o.
Ny iiat q f1@;t"haieE t;"oFa'. II r6v'7sd to-
dag, had, i! Is 5sil by iose e2hn dpn't t.lk With
th,ic yaoubs tia! .,c ,,;sof j. uot ,;ev,l # a3i
at,,;;.l fouoG ,.;,r aud ,o,,,,, ,.orc ,hot .,,b
IN '' '. -'0.'' '1'i
l:t1aaie WI tf?oa'ly SHee"e,'' Is Ing SUCCESS OF
T,anoso ~ w Lla WI! NC ikc'S 10 loaGce Tue
lltt'nGnt 10 pc''oso 'hst fich 30 stpointmco'
VII: NhueHca iTom!bant young democrats n
osHcr ocuihsEn ota'es 10 imloW tho example
M WISE ms Sol s''srn. With regard to 5e7s-
vi oeha7Ion sIec' M 10 enc eu'eE'a!Gs icr
Hinihear INC i-cS TIA! VI o. Msfsnsi Lewis
nom h"' I'lo EtS:oes ctllpote'y under Eis COL :
percy IS cfER strength from what hefetoiorc
hes b;cn INC dcmtc;aiic eifnens 10 MS State.
Ii ID th9u1mt' tEeToiore' thht either Nlf. Mas
scy o. Mi; l'aa'eDeiG. viii % ofc;eI 20 inc
oota;o. o. ias ~ t"o ooui' oi ApHGs'S. "hich
u 70 30 eiio:e"' % enc ;rdid' people mere arc
cGhou 10 Eoo" E"cfo INC rcptuialcf5 arc 10
GI' !hof I9uses rom "linhGt dta"inE unon
! lho hZafa cement. N3Docy believes tAas
inc Htaio dcDS VIII be ec;i!cd' ioI, let tic lltg
lsi-'uf! PSI nc lId!iHberEor biii ea slon Gs Il
m'y' the C9vtraor s!Hn Is cod ths Court CT
Appeal ci li!S:aI: decide Ia Us i42or. Che Su
pithiH C"u!t OF ISo T. D. "i'I IL edo it TO D.
uas"L'u a'l9Ia'' s'c' !neic'oio' nai a1u Fo,a.
aEt GU" "Sh'hr'"c:s VIII conauu9 e. c)!'ot
| pc' Cut 'a'9lts' H"e" ms tA' eo1rpi?c's
| O:fh ;d&c'S':ai' they coIiu hs'o eoIilr0mi5ci
! WIN the bOnGholders ler . per cant, !ntrtss CT
| g.! til5 cG0t as they Gi4 ioF Inc eoount fund
| ot uader tho mcCn!cch b!li. G!Etl ln2u re-
| turli'G hhiH from FiT&tnl: sly that ihc reruo.
mean anu nesfo V2tG Ct thc'r ftsacctfo Voln6
P!IohC |as s:l!u .Sr thI Icpui;sto!f'
~ IL '"o tt'i0lnai NonTt 'hia moflinS Judge
GoA fencefiu accia!3n 10 INC o'a' r2rtc cast s.
als'as'ilR !r!ac'ps;;g t!e HG'M!oh Is 10 INC IL
| AMY oi me o:iHe chafS:d' -Ne coa'IaS'on aT;
| t7gu IL "Sa tnS: thc crime "tF lotsnHra sac
Inc! 'ne accused sHoN't ;'"'o h&cn if'o.cac';
] GSas"sV ~ !H'!o h'ih'. ne therefore Sas'&'otu
sno mStien rSnoiIliE she l3fGrua''9n tres! Tho
nl:n o. INC Ccu5! ehn oidef." ihc c'SchaFeo Of
| tnO ootehd";l'S' N9mo Of me parties Oamst 10
| tho lplorNe!loa are now Sale, 10 co6sfqu2loc oi
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EnsOYiler Shot.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-laternsl Ravonus
Agsnt Chapman. at Atlanta. Ca, reports by
telegraph to Cnmmiasioncr Raun as follows !:
'Oa Friday last seized G package CT illicit
Wbi:key from w. J. Fuller in lIaberstam coun
ty. IL my Droaeoco be Rvowed bis purpose to
pat bullet through Taylor Love- whom, he
supposed. had ic!olmod against him. have
just learned that ho has sire, moTtal!y wouad-
ed Elm, L1vs, with doubie-5arfei ssot qua,
firing Two loads OF hucksoot, nmo OF which
pss,cd through bis vile ,rGct Oh her hoal I"
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EfiN,alnciHp.

New York, Nov. lO.-Thy Posts fioancia
aFtcla says: 'l'ha Stock Exchaneo markets
era moderately ectiVo aai arc generally H!rorg.
u. 8. bonds arc unchanged. Thara nro no
change ia Virginia bonds oa :ic potio, news
from that S!ato. Rsiieysd bonds Gro strong
and at en- advauoo of Ill pcy cea.. La The
stock market thu result Of tho fluctuations thus
lar to day ia an advance OF ISL! por cant.
Tho money market continues ouay at S G per
c:nt tor call loans Oh stock ccllatcrais, aEd ,u4
ner cout on u. s. botl collateral.
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EO~DAY's TELEGRAPH NEWS
T:ao E.cnticn IN Virginia.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 10.-Caneron's me-
jorly, il is neg sensrsl7 conceded. will reach
10000
EIr1SYIEANLl Z. H., Nov. l0-l2 g.--Tha
!aies: Information from Southeastern NmSi1ia
is that The democrats h.vo gained one delegate
10 ftsDkIn nal I've in nsiiI,y, certain. Tie
probabilities srG thit they will gsia oao in
Floyd sid onc 10 Grsysoa. Tho caGsc;s for
ssla Of Senator from Patrick ard Henry about
cGcn.
RIcnMoND. Va, My. l0--l:lS 2. H. The
reaGju5tcrs now haze, ss lar as sscsstaincd Ifom
re:urns. eighteen msj9rjLy ca joict hao. They
will contest tor Frazier aud Hsdg, in Reck-
bridge, Alleging they were beat.c b. fcsu]
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NOW lhGs tho ']ihernl' party has obtained
Spossession of Virginia. tho democrats, who Lsro
osen preventing the in!lux OF in migration and
capital into the Stste by their iiborsl proscrip-
i've oourboLllT." will nn1iously await the COM
ing OF Tho better day ".hat they delayed" and
will gladly volcomo tho Northern settlers and
inc northern money that must now. OF necessity,
how Ito tho "!Sic. Blu. suppose Ina flow DOESN'T
Gomez VOL. Tho reason will 90 "them Bcu?-
bons." all tho Bsma
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Alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser
Z GsE EE. EEIt,"g'E$>EG
\ fi>EJNit

HtEttlNiA.
R};aF-ls received las! nigh At K..c:ta2ri still
iuc:hcr .tdLc, the dca5;c5a'la s5;as in :ha Leg
IsIatr:a. flet!. !uiI Iciuras have baea received
iroia orc hs!! The S=i@. 49,! tie ;Gj:c ;icaa SIS
thst Csm ara IS tlecIci sud tbs: tSo .esdiG:!-
CTS will have ~. r!ty o. joi1.. Lai!,s in The
h'eI'!*:E:r, Tie gcGGiu:tc!s c!a!;a shc dag
,lcn CT their ticket by nut less than u Goa, ard
G m'Jority Ia ITO Legislature 4! seventeen 10
tT2atV GO MIX ta3t ;fu WEI. :sg:. "OuT
sc;0ly u c!Ttain We iiaeo 80. ytt rscsiyaa
sufficient re!ut;:5 90 GiVH cxac. Gr t2uu anpstyi-
ms!u h.uic5 0i 0ur mtl3;l!e2, BIZ. ~ l:IoT
anGGSA ~ ta qu!!e T5SlilS0 that CjlGari Ca!a-
er0n aDi Gill waoij S:ato ticket nrc elected by
G!tl nrty at no. lass !haa l.. 600, AID that We
have carried bath btarches Ct the General is.
seI1h'y ~ j3iHf n1'iori'y oxa3cd;vg IS: CT
tho legislature O; l%IO-S0.
Tho Stato 6sys that Gsngrna Vii rfcha:jly
be olscted by about S coo mai}ii!y,
Returns received 81 Pecrsbur. las i.ish;,
Iron dlHoroat Parts Ct the Stale, ege Gain:iGis
10 tho nciehborhood eff T.. 600 risi,ri;y.
Louisa c0uaty gives lIc'isIds;u, sagjiaster,
fer House OF Delegates. l2S E1siosi.y read
lGster State aGd Senatorial tickets about the
ssmc. Rcckisghsia, Caraernn . G29. uspicl
2.l27. RappsbG0r0lk, Dahicl fS3 m,ii,v,
hlerefo", dam., i:y ii.c House. md TTiu;ar.
deni., Tor the SoIato, hsGo shcut tho ?.::.e Ill.
| Iotltlca Washington couuty gives Cameron
abcus 500 insj,ri:y. N5r;hsu gtcu gives Uir,-
| eron smsl iusi0riy, rus Accoaso riyes nar-
| iel such T. ms3r;ty as to mako hir leave ,ie
E,5sern ShoEo win st apst 100 majority; tho
| t1o:-liyItE oaniiCa!cH iCr Tho Seaata auG
| Hou2@ lo Acc,mac snd Merriam. I,;an are cleo
cd. The Gcmcc:s;la gaia il TIC Novfcls CT.
| grcsslonEi tljtio; UG tho yotn of 1880 iooil
| up ) 500
The c)0r;l voters gont sI;,loss saIid,y scs;es
tho democrats, und wherever thfi? nu,,,s,rrs Az;
grGs'cs; tho roac laacr najorities ero largest
orntos ~ 49, ~ o.. oa 20 'n9 i!oGso or n2
-, hnn ',oS. 'sHl'S a!n f'"c ca;il'i9E
y IT,, I C?,1; .,'" o'' ,: .ne oHS','
"a. 49,; ,h:. 49, 80" ",'9; :, g:
IN '''-' '''''' ''''h o'S'i'c' Il u Sc" q ''dl
R,cs cr,,, S-ss:,,:C
Inv H., i I."a' ,.%i' S tn, uft " feitaiec
| IT, y; 49, oU" i''' ';''F'
Drif Ir,S,1. ;" GtItIs' ".' -,'"'
IL: l'l''f !0F t'a' HGi'o 81 ISL
| :. 81 ', ono :' ME- Nce'Ec - fNl-"'
- N'''''''' '*' o. IL IHInE Hee:&f'
| MH!iI LAND.
| Fnr,icr returns lfou Ms,yiapd sioa i;nt IL,
republicans have u.at!a u ae.r;c.c,; asics ins,y
aral couu.;.s ifc,ri;nt c,no:nfn - iI..f,
whero Allen, rtrab;ic,n. il efr,.h ~. ~
Stump, drnioccst, vino WA r-r.;;irn; - ,;,,l.s
Senate. Thc7 also gain s,r.tn,s i, 'Tal:,,.
Prize, Gecfso'u and s.. Mary's c1u,r;rs ~.
republicans hav, elected Frederick G:rnc, ~
republican Duniacc far chief iuIea !, f%o ser
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Cigar Makers cSsriESc.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. NoY't. l0.-iho cigar
mskors strike, which he's boen in prcRres5 hcra
some days, b&s no! yet been comprom sed. bu.,
on tho contrary, il becominc moro bitsar. Tho
firms interest hsvO POI footed arrGn gonanLs with
900 cigar makers IN S'an Francisco, Fot Chinese,
as was reported, aud has contracted with the
railroad 10 bring them hithsc at oa2o
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Kew Work EIecsi0ra.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nav. lO.--Tho E~nfg
journal claims tho election OF !ho republican
State ticke. with tho Exception Of Hustled, icr
Treasurer, h7 irom 10 G0G 10 10000 majority
IL gives tho State Senate 10 the democrats BIZ
Two majority AID tho Assembly by two or
ihroo n,niAritV
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HUNTERS IBLEFUHR OUJNnE
A. BANDOL1NE POWDER. The Contents
OF each package will mako half pint of elegant
and fragrant RsEdOlino. Price 10 cents nor
PACKAGE msiled TO any address on RECENT Of -
cent?. [octlSl JANNEY Il CO
WE HAVE this day secured the ayercy for
w celebrated brand Of gOTrLEG Ale
And PORTER, which we will keep oonstsnti,,
on band, and TO which wo invite tho sttant;on -.
Eamiliea who dssiro no article of Ala or portoy
ap27 w. 4. JOHNSON g. 90.
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4 ssc ep0ifS.

Already ial&rl liz rCsn!i ri tho election il
definitely knaan !hu G0si;ieai-'s sro arranging
for pa,c2I!ing GU: Tho Offices flom aona.or nai
members Of tho Court Of Appeals 10 the small
ost positions. Aiaoag Tho names already mot
toned ia o)nntc:Gn with the Sutaprcmr bench
aso u. &. Dis!.o htoraty l. H. lewis and
James G'e>iGr, ct hione0mcry, tx-Attornty
General. Tic pcGmincnt nEii;a msn:i0ned IN
connection viz. the u. s. Senate gre John +.
Lewis, jchn f.. Mss,ie. jobs S. Wise SID Ii.
II, E!ldcbcrger. l. hes been RssArsed ia r.
aGjuaicr olota that i'rcsi!cpt hrlhur gave
mahorC nsSlraLc3 that il hia coalition Hekrt
c,rriCd Virginia, q poi ion il tho Csbint:
would DO given member Gt tho coalition pat
ty, and the namo OF JOAN s. Visa, i! il uEle!
dcrato1d, Hill,ba pri$,ni6.l. 10 which, ercnt tho
contest i6r the Senate wGud DO bcta3ccn lI'd4
G!eGcrgcr, L,ws and Msssla, eud perhaps acme
Others. Tho rcsGus.e:s will have 70 reward
the Eckr5cs l:r ;lo a!s:sGIc! they haas given
in his contest, srd may o. them i:sro src.dy
btgGa TO loak Gil! for coco pllcta 10 10 given
Gu: bv The Incoming l. 'g;Slsture. SIs;auo ~
not siorh to ignDtc their CLAIMS Ii. .nsr as Ia
did j. 1870 Tho :ahitn republicans. i; ii veil
understood ere to have ao.s,3 OF tho bfs: STATE
ra'ronsga cEntct: 20 hc TT tho d;s?osal CT
;itir allies Seine Of Sits? nj m.kn a viet-
rous fight II p|acca at Inc Slate !i0usa aci
aOrlo Ct The c;rc9!. and c,natv iuisnshps to b,
Gl'ti i'il w;n:rr.
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Satisfactorily EIilSaail.

LONDON. Nov l0--A dispatch from Con-
s!anlnop'o aInCuuoas that tho arrest OF tho
ks7ess. Of tho American cousnls!o st SaloDiea
tcoEl Btlsn1Goen, hss boon satisfactorily at
racga! by Sid Psaha. aud Gc1. Wallace. tho
Minister Of tao United States,
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NOW that The negroes, by their Solid std un-
divided vote, hayo nsdo General Malone tho
DOES OF Virginia, they c0rtsinly deserve como OF
the ofices st his disposal. Will their Just claim
for services rendered no granted Not if white
men who EaVo heretofore been democrats are
applicants for the same places because the
General must strengthen himself with his whjto
followers He can either buy or deceive tho nc
groes whero over he wants them.
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Contrary 70 our most ard9pt3hopes and also to
expectations Based upon cafoul and liberal cs!i
mA'cs.-nhe returns Of tho Virginia election, 60
far received, compol ustos believe that Tho rcpu
diatton and republican. candidate for Governor,
Colonel Cameron, hos loan elected. with 70.
&aid to tho Legislature Ihero still romans somn
douot. Onr latest dispatches yoE friday lef. only
I'VE more momhc!s OF III, Legislature to be
gained TO give tho debt pAYo!s control OF that
body, and since then We have Information of n
gain of QUO member in oRch Of .ha counties az
franklin. Grsyson ard Floyd, with strong ueob.
ao'i!les OF gains in Buckingham. sId in the
Senatorial district composed Of Patrick sid
henry. IF ,yosto'Gsy rows WAS correct, wo
don't SEQ why tho House of Dcla2ates, al least,
will not DO democratic.
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Mr. John Kelly may be the best. purest end
Vlaes! democrat in New York, but for all that
Il must DO patent even 20 him row that his
prominence in tho politics Of his Stste is great
drawback to the 81 ,cess Of his psr.y there; and
II no DO the true and loyal democrat his friends
ssy he is. h, will hesitate no longer to secrifcs
hlmsoif for the sake OF his psrtr.
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SsrGiu7saetnyeu

tA%ls. Hnv. lG.-Eiter the Csbno. couacil
to-day frome: Ferry and his colleagues aand
cd their resigGs.ions to Pscsidcn: Gtegy, who
accepted tholn. TIE mnieters will reinaia IN
charge OF their respective GepGt Lmcn.s pending
The appointment OF Lhoir successors rrosiden!
GreV9 has decided 20 SUMMON T.. Gsmbo:la
with whom ho will have m Interview; this sf:c. =
roop
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOV. 10, 1851.
.'it'I T:ses. & &c | S,sn seks a 70

VI ID v hG ALhhNAC, NOV. TO- 1851,
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Arrived.
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+, Ncnf Spartan, Washington, 20 American Goal
e. Mooro. '' ""'
SAILED.
Str a1oolsior. Norfolk, by T b Eooo.
Str :, nttano lower Potc. by Broders s. Co.
Str ArsoWsulith, lower Potomac, by Po-
tonsc Forty Company
achr Maggie Baltimore. by VIM A Moore.
PASSED DOWN.
schF 3 Hudson ard Sunlight. :rom George
MEMORANDA
Scar Wolskh: from 9aorga!oa an. a. Bsllas! Let.
1 Echr kms M Wright from KeLnsbec for
washington, st c Ices,sr S.h.
:, Scht Klva 4 Pet.iEsiI. from Kennebe. for
Washington, at Portand 9Th.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Az. regular meeting of tho Common Council
Of tho city Of RlcSsndrs. held on tho 9th dsy ct
November, 1881, thore wern present: Jsmfs 5.
Douglas, esq., President, and Mcssrs. Herbert.
Mclean, Sweeney snt fosko.
Tho roll being called nnd sutGcish. numbe,
TO constitute quorum falling to respond, TIN
Beard WIS Adjourned, uGdor tho rule, till &C.
morrow 81 {! O'clock y. m. Tss.e:
JANIS X. UAToN, CLERK.
Al M adjourned meeting Of tho Common
Council of the city OF kIn1antiris, held on thn
9Th day Of : o9cmber, ltSl, there woro present:
James 3. Douglas, efq. President eod Nd ess:s
Uroa0. Shinn, Nails and Sseerey.
The report # the Ccumittoa on Streets upon
tho petition CT VIM. y. Cs,npbell and others.
for tho repair Of tllo pump o! tho corner Of 81.
Asarh ard Prince streets, VIDE adopted, ana the
work ordered 10 DO dcno.
rho Committee on Streets recommended that
that tho property owners be required to repair
within 5 days the ii inWsls on Union street st
tho foot Of Queen slree and in tho event Of their
failure 10 do sn. that tho Superintendent Of
Police have the work Gonc at their cost, which
ropor. was adopted.
1hs following was received from tho hlt1sn-
tria Light Infantry shd ordered TO b. sIread
upon tho minutes. viz:
EEhrH RS ALEXA. LIGHT INFANTRY,
October 3lst. 1881.
81 u meeting Of tho Alexandria Light Jntan-
NY he'u III tHclt HfllDTy On Ln0 5lSt UbY or
October, 1881, tho following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this Company tenders It's in.
core ihsnks 10 tho City Council Of Alexandria
for TIM appropriation by Thorn. fox the parposu
OF defrsTing thoir expenses TO tho Yorktown
Centennial Md rcgreSazchcdirg!Y that unfore.
seen circumstances preTGnt"d their representing
tho city on said occasion.
Resolved, Hhst copy OF those resolutions DO
presented to tho City Council st lis next regular
iacoting. GEo. MCEuENEY, JR President.
LrONAHD MARBUaY, Secretary.
Tho petition OF john r. Hill for tho setting OF
tho curb ara paving of the gutter At tho north
cast corner Of Loo and Wilkes streels, and tho
petition Of Or. L. q. Powell for tho setting OF
tho curb and The paving Ct Tho pu.ter at tho cor
nor Of Washington md Cameron streets, wero
rolorrod TO tho Uommi.Lco on Streets
4 ti!l CT John Clcwcs s., for election scr
vicAs, was retesrod TO tho Gommittee on Claims
Tbs following were received from tho Board
Of Aldermen and their action thereon concurred
III, VIZ: Resolution 10 lay crossings at tho north
and south interlccii)ns Of st. Asaph and Prin.
ceRa streets. aud appropriAting 500 therefor bill
Of James Entwis'o, jr, Dispenser Of Medicines,
amounting to STA &C. snd !ho report of thn
Finance Commtt8o upon tho petition Of Hartn-
nIcmow Eharn iu7 an abatement OF taxes on
zeal property.
Tho Board thcn adjourned.
Test: JAMES II. CATION. Clerk,