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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

VIRGINIA democrats should build as Itile.a al
possible upon the hope that any portion Ct the
republican party will vote against the reacjuster
ticket. The issue has ceased to BIO the paytneot
OF the debt and has formed itself Cd tho color
line. The Malone party would be impotent il
1t we're not for the negro vote it will buy the
negro vote With promises. which, il carried out,
Will reducs Virginia. just 10 her dawn of new
prosperity, to the condition OF South Carolina
10 ner dreat'ess csrpet- bag days. The attempt
to govern the white rice with negro sovereignty
has tailed disastrousiy everywhere il has been
tried. The negro has Certainly made great
adVsrcss toward citizenship siocs his enfren.
chisement 4; but he is not yet fl to rulo white
men. He has not the education or the political
Instincts which it took men of EoeIish d..
scent all thu centuries from Magma Charts 10
the d. aration OF Independence to learn. LIST
negro domination be established 10 Vifeioi,
with the assistance of corrupt. repudistog,
sslf.seekinz white mon and poor old Virginia
will be dragged through an abyss of pollution
and misery that will make even her enemies
sicken to look at. Lot no Vireinisn who ever
has been Democrat be deceived about The
debt question" any longer. The issue is.
shall the State of Virginia contioue to ex st, or
shall it be AfrioaDizsd-as Jamaica has boon :?
Baltimore Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15
brutal Treatment ola Sailor

PHILADELrHIA, Aug. l5-Captain Oriton,
Llnnekln, of the American ship L.. Il. Sturpis.
from Rovnl, Russia has boon hold in $500 bail
oy United States Commissioner Gibbons for
brutal treatment OF Charles Orlanier Swedish
sailor, while coming - this port at tho hear.
ing on Saturday Orlsnder testified that he ships
pea from New York for Revel. and thence to
TINS port, tho ship being in ballast on her 70.
ehIls. on July 10. he Gays the captain orderod
him on tuby, but ha WAS unable to walk and
refused 10 work. Tho mate, Oscar, then ran
INTO the forecasto, dragged him out of his bunk
and with manv oaths struck him and knocked
MIN down. While ho was PROSTATE on the
deck the captain went down and kicked him
around. He was then ahackled and locked nm
Tor several days. until he agreed to 20 to work,
although ho had a bad case of chils. He was iii
ior Ten days atterward. Threo sailors who cor.
roborated Orlandef's story wero hold in $3.50
each as security for their appearance rs witno:
ses whom * u.t opened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15
Leaping From a Bridge.

PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-Shorlly afte,
: o'clock on Saturday AFTERNOON, while the sun
was beating down 10 all its fury, man was OBJ
served to walk up the southero approach to the
Market street bridge, deliberately remove his
NAT, wIpo tho Precipitation from his brow and
then leap over the railing into the water.
lac act was witnessed by several people who,
tanoe. The SehuylklI Harbor polio, immedi,
atel9 commenced 10 grapple for the bcdy, but
It YVES not untIl O'Clock, FIVE hours lator, that
It was recovered near SAMSON street wharf,
Papers found 10 the pockets indicate that tho
sqlcides name Was Thomas Kennedy. of Now
York. 10 one OF the pockets were fund two
pawn tickets issued by BoEery firm on August
+ and 10 the name of Doyle. Tho suicide
was dressed 10 black diagonal suit. With Darby
nat and low shoes. lie was Of dark complexs
ion. black bair, heavy mustaohe and abont Is
year, { ( spp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15
Fairfax aOunfy.

10 the crlltor Of the alexandria Ga=atie
You douhttsl koow better than l do how
strong tho republican roa6 justcr c>ali ion is ir
our cCuaty, but, poiBaps. you do not kuow how
quietly AID noselotsll tho workers of tho party
arc prapsii S for The canvass. There will BIO 9
most p ,rsisout aud desperate effort on their
part to carry our county next tall The oandi-
dato they propose to bling forward for tho leg,
Islatnte IL man oonVsra.nt with every dodge
By which al election may be wresed from the
nsl,tl y, and ever ready to make a prsctic.l
application OF bis knowledge. unless current re-.
Port. Iublic belief ard general aspersion, arc ell
grossly at fault. With such IN opponent VIC
should make DO mistakes, aud tho erua!est mis-,
ir.uoe IN politics, aS 10 war, is to have 90 no.
tried OF ubskl.l ID leader. That the approach
log oeetIon ia an important ono aud likely to
have l>ng and lasting efftc, 90 the prosperity
OF our State is evidsot from the readiness with
which OUT mcst pronloent mon hsVo sacriti ,ed
oil personal motives and sm5tions to promote
the ~e'faro aud principles of ou' party. | DO.
lltvo there is as mrcl patriotism in Fairfax as
10 Culpeper, aud ths! Judge ii. w. Thomas
would accept the uouinatioo as Delegate to the
Legislature. There i; not nau in the county,
perhaps not ons 10 tho State, who could mite
all the elements of tho democratic party in Fair
fox es well as Judg, Thomas. AID / DO not
thibk he would rciu5o If he knew how wido-
spresd and earnest among our pooplo is the do.
elre 10 eco bis Dame on our ticket.
A STRAIGHT DEMOCRAT.
Failf.X, Aug. IS. 1881.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
MONDAY EvENING, AUGUST Is
There wero macy Northern newspaper co.

There wero mary Northern paper COZ
respondents at the Mahono aud the republic L
conventions recently held 10 this State. Many
of the slme correspondents a's) attended tht
late democratic, convention. They thus had {
good opportunity Of judging the mon and mean!
of the political organic atoms now oontendioe
for supremacy in Virginia. for tho mcn they
saw. inthese conventions arc fair representative;
Of the parties to which they respectively belong
and the means that were rosorted to Wero fail
samples of those always employed by them
If these conventions had been called to decide
question that involved the material Interests
of any one of these correspondents. and the
proper dc sien of which required tho posses
sion of Intelligence and the spirit and ttrn Of
justice he would not hsve hetitsted moment
10 selecting the obe before which to biiog his
case. and yet those Of them who writo for ro-
publican newspapers, 10 order to accord with
the prelude, of thtir employers. shu. their
eyes and eafs to Whsi was passing On before
them and write rs ii the Malone o.n0ent0ns,
the delegates TO which from this city re no
wors, han those from any Other city or county
in the State. represented tho intelligence, hos
esiy. thrift and Industry of the State. IL is not
surprising that Senator Hill says tho South has
long sinoo abandoned all hopo of being truth
fully represented 10 the republican paptrI Of
the North
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15
An Iron Company's Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. l5.-The Pioneer
Iron Company. transsc:irg business at Marcus
Hook, has made % Assignment to G. 9, Lar
KIN, OF Chester. The liabilities Of tho COR c .ru
arc estimated at from $4,000 10 SIS 600.
lbs company was organized aud went into
BUSINESS at the opening OF the sessoo, and i.
was only last week that i; wss remarked that
the works had been kept busy evtr since, and
had turned out eight or nino Vessels Of various
Kinds siocs that timo. The Company was a
SORT Of oo-operatiVs oorctro. be organizers
!oeltg all practical mechanics. and macy work.
log themselves 10 the shops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

negro republican 10 Ohio says no firmly
believes that tho Malone ticket ia tho ticket
for every negro and poor white man 10 Virenia
to VOTE" Certainly. he does, because the
supporters of that ticket want all race dis ioc.
lions obliterated, tut the poor white men Of
Virginia have the instincts of their State d.
Vecped 10 them to as great dig;eo ns they
are 10 their more prosperous brothers, and as
mixed schools and misacegenation are ns obuox.
ous to those Instincts, Mahonism is j s$lt-
pogosnt to the many poor Virginans as il is to
the few rioh ones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15
NEWS or LIE DAY.

Mi. Samuel II. Shaw, ono OF the eldest oiti-
ZBus Ct Baltimore, died on Saturday los. 10 his
95l year.
RaiGs hEvc isllon 10 Missouri. and tho p.CsD
poct for an aVerFg cr0p OF Darn hos been erast
~ improved.
NJ. BsrthoomvI, tho Rus,i4u minister, vic
Is at N sWport, Says 10 moA. positive terms thbi
he has had 10 lbs rue ms Whatever from his
| Rovcrbment 10 ratereuoa to Hartmann. tho nj
hist or tho tx tradition of him.
The Au5tir, Texas. and Sou hohs:arn Rail.
road COMPANY. with q capital stack OF S., OC0..
900. flied lie charter st Austin Saturday. The
lIoe Is 10 BIZ exoGded lram Austin to the mouth
If the BtszDs river.
Tho Uoitod States steamer D.p,t arrived
at Washington from II rtress Mos roo Iss oven
log. with Secretary Hunt and wife, tho Pfesi.
denis sans. daughter md Pomo friends on
board.
Tha f5ur-slory brick bulldog southwest cor =
ncr OF Lombard and Lis lit streets, Baltimore,
ooouliad ty Mcssrs. l.. Ii. Cole u Co., candy
Manufacturers. c!ugh fire yesterday morning.
causiug less o! 81 900 on tho stock and
81 500 on The building.
notwithstanding the favorable reports Of tho
condiioo of tho Presidents hoalh put out by
attending physicians dispatch from Wash.
ington 10 the Baltimore American says:
Though much improved, the patient, accord
lng to his physicians, was very weak to day,
and while cheerful did not cara 10 exer! him.
self by convetsinr. lie has changed. too. very
much. his ch :tk4 boing sunken to s0me extent,
aud his weight considerably reduced by lor G
confinement aud gain. Ho has noticed this
charge himself. and has spoken of il to hia OF
tendso'a tn: DOT ia compIa png tone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

The receipts at tho u. s. Treasury last ST.
ufdsy accounted to mion and a hYlf dolua
A large portion of the Datonal debt has boeo
paid, and almost all the remainder is opl3 draw.
log three and half and four per ceot Interest;
ADD yet tho poor people Of The country. by the
u; lst and discriminating tariff aud internal
revenue Laws, ar, taxed upon every necessary
OF life to sha extent of million aud half dol
lars day, 10 order that there may b6 p9tho
10 treasury toto which s1iodler5 may dip their
hands and from which may be drawn the iuuds
requisite TO buy elections and suborn witnesses.
Whom the ret,latory tariff. now ,hrtatened by
England, is made operative. and the Eiglish
market closed to tho surplus grain and meat OF
AmeiiJa, The farmers OF this county will awake
to q realizing SENSE OF the retroactive eiFsot of
the protective. Inst is tho prof. ioitorg tariff by
which they hlv, been tjcc ed to gli,Vous aud
long standing Injuries. With free trade. 50
that foreign nations would not be forced to pay
gold for what they buy hero. this Gu airy would
be, IS it should. the g,aiaery and M at house
of the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

Are you disturbed ct night and broken OF your
seas by sick child suffering tni crying with
the e1crucating pain Of cutting tssth II go,
goa once and get a bottle of Mrs. WINSLOWi5
SSOOIHlN9 SYRUP. 1t will relioyo the poor
little sufferer i'm nledistely-dep.nd upon i, .
there is no mistake sbou. it. There is not
mother On Garth who has ever used it who viii
not tell you at once TINT i! will regulate the bow
els. and give rest to tho mother snd relief and
health TO THO child, operating like magic 1t il
peItec!y saie 10 use III all cases. and pleasant to
oldest and beat female physicians and nuraes in
bottle. mSSi
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Cured OF Drinking.

"a young friand of nile was cured Of an In
sasiabie thirst for liquor. which had so prostrat-
ca him that ho wss unabo 10 do any business
he was entirely curod by the use Of Hep Bitters,
1t allayed sill th.t burning thirst took away the
appeslse Tor liquor, made his nerves tt9ady. and
he has remained a sober aud sLeady man fur
more than two years, and has no desiro TO resu,n
10 his cups; l know of a number of others that
have been cured OF drink by is"-From a lead
ing Il. X, Official, Chicago Il!.-2Imcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15
From Fairfax Court House.
lSpecis! to tho AlsSaadris Gszatte

FAIRFAX 9. e., Va, Aug. Is Tho Au-
gust grand I1r5 term Of tie County Court. and
the announcement that politic,l discussion
would take pitc, Immediately after The 40 ,urn-
ment OF tho oonr. between Captain Philip w.
Mckinney. d,m;c allie candidate for Attorney
Go1oral, and Captain Ffsok 8. Blair, tho Ma.
homo Candidate for tho s,me position. brought
largo crowd to tho Court House to day. Capt
Mckinney being very al xi0us to mtei his ops
poneut, Cap. Blair, Mr.. D. NJ. Chichester,
chairman OF tho conservative county committee
directed motto to The lattor gentleman, inviting
BIN to ioiot discussion, and requesting dvi.
s'on OF 'im'. To this Capt B!air rel lied that
DO had hard,l tho uota to W, Il. MILAN, chair.
man oil the readjus.tr committee, who had The
matter 10 charge. The two oheirmeu finally
agreed upon tho following: That Capt. Mckin
ney should open tho di cassion 10 a speech of
one hour; Capt Blair to foll3w, cccuIyiug o
like time. after which each SPEAKER to have
t@cny i1ibutes 10 which 10 reply.
Dlilcg the session of the caurs tho crowl
outside tho bulldog discussed tho. craps" md
pol':c, Tho latter, OF curse, forcing the former
lnto tho bick ground. l. WIS learned, how
tVer tina: tho o,rn crop Of Fairfax this y,sr
would be very short, while the grss; crop you d
b' pretty coed" As to politics vide differ
o1e1 ct opinion exSls. Mr.. ID. NJ. Chiohes:tr,
aWell lofolm ID gentlemen. expresses himself
as ooLidoot that tho o,unty will give o
good msi>ti'y for The regular democratic
ticket 10 November. Tho rCa6ius!ers claim
that tho county will 90 FIR the Malone
ticket by small msi3ri'y. Tho strsigaou!s
holo to day say under no crcunstau will
genuine republicans support the Malone ticket,
that The Administration will be poTerless to
torco them into tho Malone ranks aud that tho
leaders Ct lbo republican party who succumb to
tho pressure brought 10 benr upon them will
be ppotIed.
Cap. Bl,ir says tho Mahoutes txeeo: 10
GARRY The Stale by $4,000 majority. Ofeou! Q
Capt Blair don't believe this exIravagant state.
nent.
JuSgs Stuart. OF Alexandra, snd Judge Fl
W. Thomas, OF this county, sre each down for a
speech, tus it is understood that both gentlemen
have ceclined, prefarrng to let Capt McKir-
ncy and Capt. Blair hsvo it al 10 Themselves.
CaEtain Bestlie, o! Alexandra, is hero on il
Way up Tho Country TO revive the epiliLs Of tho
people by establishing several disiilleries.
Tho conditions upon which the Mshonitos con.
sented to a diVision oftnne. are regarded as worry
unfair. as tho arrangement will give Capt. Blair
one hour and twenty minntes in which 10 reply
to Cap. Kinney.
Speaking comm9rc,d at two o'clock D. MI.
Capt. Mckinney starting out in very forcble
speech. Judging from the sppaase tho demo.
cra:a in Tho crowd arc largely in the majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15
"A Germans Attempted suici,ie,

PHILADELPHIA, August I5.-R,bt. Frosch.
a German, about s. ysars of age. attempted
sdclde aboutS O'Clock yesterday morniug by
cutting bis throat with 1871. Frosch is q
MARI cd mao. but he lives with his mother at
No. 203t North Foutth street. lilo has for
soma TINA been addicted to dliakiog. and for a
week past has b,on saf,riSg from delirium
tremens. Ho vas Conveyed to st. Mary 8
Hospital, whore he lies in critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

The cheap railroad fare between Chicago and
Eastern cities has tempted many to indulge In
excursions to the Atlantic sesbosrd. l. is said
two thousand arrived in Boston from shat city
In one day. and fifteen hundred of the party re-
Qistered themselves as 'colonels." This shows
nearly ss large percentage of military titles IS
the reports Of credental committees of virginia
district conventions
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Eiu6uciRl-

New YORK, Aug. 1.-the Pcs.'u insnoi,l
says: u. S. bonds sre ! lower for lhe 4ls and
otherwise Gro unchanged. State bonds tbns
ter tava been neglected. Railroad bocds Ara
dull and irregular. but geneslIy lower, Tn,
sha.e spec Ils,ion vhilo d1 has been feverisb
a;d !he re.ui OF the huotustiou I'D to This bour
is decline 10 prices of l4l?! DOT cent,
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Stabbed Twelve Times

NEW YORK, August l5.-Johp McNalIv
was stabbed By bis orotber 10 Law, John Ban.
son. du'!ng quarrel last tight on the stone
pier at the Battery. They bad been to Coney
Island 10 c'nDaoy add 60, into dispute over
q question OF attention 10 their families. Me.
Naliy was removed from the pier to Chsmbsrs
Street Hospital, where it was discovered be had
Twelve Wounds. After a careful examinatio,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

General Malone s.ys tho settlement Of thu
St,,e deb; is not tho primary question of the
ernOr. 60. Cameron. i ! his speech at GoId)ns
VILE. lts Saturday. said "the 9rcat ever.
shadoRiog q 1estion for Virginia statesmen now
should be the faa and 'qnt,ble settlement Of
tho State debt" General Malone sty5 the
R!ddIeberger bill states the exact amount OF
the State debt sn1 all that should BIZ paid.
Col. Cameron. in the Same GordoosviIIe speech,
said: LET US God cut what wo owe aud y
it" Those differences OF opinion bolw, 90 the
leaders of tho Mahono movement on 80 im
portant qltstion Is tho State debt shoss q
want of accord by 20 means c,nducivI to that
movement SUCCESS
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From the EustIndips.

LONDON, August l5.-Tho Calcutta CORE
epondent OF the fines SAYS: Al Official report
10 regard to tho crops in the proS1o, of Mysore
SAYS they arc somewhat moro hopeful, tu: that
mcr, rain is greatly wanted.
News received here from Muaespoog reports
serious insurrcction there, bui DO details are
given. The Maharsi,h ia suppresiog it with
thu utmost severity. He he's already executed
II El:n and imprisoned 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

+ W. Hopkins. E:q., of the Baltimore Il
Norfolk Steamship o.. B,stoo, Mass, says {:
l have used st Jaotb a OIL 10 my family for a
year. and IN Gases Of n uta!gia. rheumatism.
spra'ps, bruises add the like, csu fni nothing
to tq1sl it. My wife was troubled with neural.
Ria III her shoulders and limbs for mora than a
year, and after two application, of the Oil
found sudden relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

tho physicians snncn- eed that ho Esa moi
dangerously itin:el. B.nson was arrested and
locked up il tho Church street staIi III hars,.
McNsiiy j. 4 hack driver.
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Famf.x. Aug. Is. 1881.

NOMINATIONS At the democratic district
convention. held at Middlebarg on Saturday
last Horny Hc,ton. esq, of Lsesburg, was
nominated for the State Senate ind Msor
f. L. Scott, Of Warrenton. as the floater csudi.
Date Tor The House of Delegates from L,udtun
and Facqui,r counties. Mai. Scott has The
aooeptetIon OF the nomination under considers.
iloo. The convention vas very animated one.
All the sbsentees f. m ohu.eh are net SUE.
meripg in the mountains.
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Terrible Accident.

LONDON. Aug. 16.-During bull Gght st
lspsed and IL persons we're killed and $50 injured.
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DsED.
7 suddenly. Sunday. August 14lh, 1881, Mrs..
MhS BRADLEY. sr. in the eizty fourth
yeht OF her age: GrFuaoral from her late
residence, DO south Washington street, tn ssdey
August l6:h. at p. H. Relations ana triead3
are invited to attend.
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KNar Ei:lr.

DUREAN. Angus! l5.-Cto Beer flag was
hoissed atPretotia, ia tho Ttt nsvsa, onthe Slh
instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

BELFAST GINGER ALE Just r. ceived at
MCFURNEY'si
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US Thera will b. re-; u!sr 10 Getting of ,hs Old
dominion Commandery al tnoir Asylum this
evening ht O'clock a full ATTENDANCE, is do
Biz: d. BY order of the X o.
1t ]. K. ALEXANDER Recorder,
SHEAF AND CUT OATS for sale by
- CHAS. 8. TAYLOR. JR,.
sug6 Noa. q and % King St,
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The mupI.Ssa.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l5-Viranis Cs Old =; do
| deferred III; do consolidated Sill do q Ga.
| ries 4lsi paat duo coup 9fi; new 10 dos 81! biz
| today. Cotton quiet; midaing llSal2 Flour
higher for high grades; low grades firm; How
| ard street and Western supsrfna 4,$l rs do
| extra 5sS5 rs; do family CAS- Is; City Mill.
| super 4tSl 20; extra SASS IS; DO "a nily 7tSI2j:
do Rio brands 81; Pstsp:co family ST T5
excited, higher and strong Southern rod 1904
1851; do ambor 1a6.l39; No Maryland la9;
| No Western winter red spot and august Is
| Sopt l37s!37l; Oct 1871 1894; Nov l40alIC!
| Corn-Southern higher; Western excited AMI
! higher; Sou!aarn white IS; do yellow nominaly
| G2; Western mizad spot and An2 G5; Sapt Gr9s
CSi Oct 7Oa7C!; Nov 7lts72 Cats steady ana
| and firm; Southern dl; Waatorn wEi.e 13at5--
| lstter store; do mirod 4la4l. R5a dull at SOsej
Hay steady primo to choice Pdnns and May
land l6.Si8 Cotse irmAr. Sugar dull A sol.
| S. Whiskoy higher u. ltlssl - for Job lots.
.PHILADELruIA. Aurus: 10 .-Cattlo sc.ivo;
gales OF 2tUO prime 6 "a good ts at medium,
81 :53 common 4s :5t; cults 3isii..,Sheep active;
sales OF l0uC0; PRIME 6lsj2 gJoa 5s:5S medium
43:5; common .4sais: calls 3a4.; stock owes ,,
50 10 Lames 3a!lc. Hog, fairly active; sales
| CT 34O0 selling from Sia92c IS to quality.
NEWYoRK. Aug. l6.-Stocks weak Money
2aaa. Floar firm and fairly active. Wheat &C.
live and lta23 higher. Corn oxcited and 2s2!c
higher.
maa from Spols,sIv!ain o1ua'y VIII, brought 10
load OF caia the o!aer Day and turned them
loose upon oGr community ploasa rccapturc
thesn auimsl' aud return then 10 their rural
honcsI THY hh7a hecn disturbing tbs whuio
iowa ever sinco they erivod. Suoh sooa,
Duets, quartott5 ard chorusas have not been
heard Tor macy nights. Como and get your
| cats Fredericksburg Recorder.
Tho Star says tho fellow drove un in frout Of
tho re:lieEcs OF Mr.. j 49, A. Turner, last Thurs.
day oveGiog, aud deliberately turned his l,aa
Of cats loose 10 the sIrco!s. Tho town is ov>nun
With calls OF al! grades, kinds and sz,s, with
fearful p:epondcraucn OF vaaifcrcu, Toms. ITO
whole oommunlt7 Is IN a spasm OF Indignation,
and II they know tho fellow who has i'll c.cd
them ii this manner and cauL lay hands on
him he would ,u5tless faro tito worst Tor it.
Tho prospectus Of the Virginia Industrial
Exposition proposed to DO held in Richmond
from tho 18th oil Ootobcr to tho llth of No
vomber has been rcc:ivid. To attain tho oh,
@; sud intent OF tho Eyj osii N it will 10 rtc.
os5ary for each o,rp&rs'ion or iGdiyiiu Il, Gu
gagged 10 the Va.ieus iniasE.ia euterpris; 10
Inform the committee il charge, without delay,
tho or c!os which lhCy will exhibit, tho EDO,
they will rtq llra, and iuraish thlm with such
Other information as will cnDbl. then to mako
proper classification in advance 0! their rcc,ipt,
Awards will be based oa tho merit CT the srli
olo exhibited, bssed upon written reports
signed By the Judges OF tho various decisions.
lho awards will oousist of diploma or silver
medal, accompanied by SPECIAL rapport OF tina
judges,
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