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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS
THE SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads Tie Sun. In tA~
editions Of this newspaper throuRhouS
he year to come everybody will and:
l. All the worlds news, 30 preaanEal
hat the reader will get the Created
AMOUNT Of information With the least
Improbable expenditure Of time "a
sye sight. The Sun long ago discovered
the golden NEAR between redundanO
fullness and unsatisfactory breVity.
ii. Much Of that sort Of news which
depends less upon its recognized i'm.
2~ortance than upon its intereet & man
lind. From morning to morning TkS
Sun prints n continued story OF the lives
Of real men and women. and Of their
deeds, plans, loves. hates. and troubles.
This story is more varied and more In.
teresting than any romance that Vas
sTer devised.
III. Good writing in every column,
and freshness, originality. accuracy, and
decorum in the treatment Of every sub.
ect.
". Honest comment. The suns
habit is TO speak out fearlessly abouS
men and things.
V. Equal candor in dealing with each
political party. and equal readiness 10
oommend what is p~rniseworthy or to
.sbukc what is blaTable IN Democrat or
Republican.
VI. Absolute Independence OF parti-
gan organization. but unwavering 10y
Lty TO true Democratic principles. Tia
SIN believes that tho Government which
he Constitution gives us is q good one
- keep. Its notion Of duty is to resist
% its utmost power the efforts Of men
IN the R~Hnnlllran naFlU 10 GaA ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
FOR SALE---f0R CASH.

The undersigned offers for sale ut a bargain
HE store, with entire stock Of general fncr.
eh1ndlsc. The stock IL new and complete.
Also \ dwelling house connected with the
siorc. Fruit trees, flower and vegetable gar
den and running .prlng ofwnter on premises.
\ ntstelass billiard saloon Tor sails or rent.
CaIl ON premises for terms.
b. j. C~ARPKAUx,
Bsllion Nova
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
YOUNG MEN

UHoMAY BH SUFFERING PROM THE
w effects OF youthful folllcs or Indiscre.
tion will do wellto avail Themselves OF this.
the greatest boon ever laid nj the altar OF sui.
ring humanity DIR, SPIENEY willguaran.
tee 10 forfeit $500 for every case OF Seminal
weakness or private disease OF any kind or
character which he undertakes and falls TO
eurc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
Middle Aged Men,.

There are many at the age Of thirty 10 sixty
Who nfe troubled with too frequent cyscua.
lions OF The bladder, oncn H~ccomk,r9i6. INV
ueaking OF the system In . manner the"ys
tiept cannot account for. ON examining The
urinary deposits q ropy sedimcnt will omen
albdmcn will appear. or the color VIII he Of q
thin, milky hue. again changing TO n dark IN
torpid appearance. There arc many men who
which u the second etago Of seminal weak.
ness. DR.. \. will guarantee a perfect cure Inv
allsgeh easea. and n healthy restoration Of
the Vsnito- urinary organs.
once hours : 10 10 q and 10 8. Sundays.
from 10 to N n. M. CONSULTATION free. Thor,
ouRh examipation aud advice. IS
DIR. sPtNNEY 4 co,
No. II Kgasny street, San lTaneisco
uugiO-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
The Weather.

:. WASHINGTON. D. o.. April l3.--Tho Chief
Signal Odicer furnishes the following to the
press: The temperature is slightly above the
mean 10 tho South Atlantic States and on the
Pacific oosss. Elsewhere it is below the moan.
bei1g thirty .dfg:ecs below at Omaha, twenty.
u'ns ct DIS Mo,oes, twenty eight at Dodge city.
t~ent9 seveo at Fort Sill and twenty three at
D'ulSoO, For: Gibson, AID North Plato. The
slorn, Whlaa at midnight vas central at Chat.
teno7ea' he's moved norttcastward, and is now
central c&s; OF pIttsoure:: Cloudy weather with
rain continues 10 the Middle. South Atlantic
aud East Gulf States, the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, and With light SNOW in tho Lower
Lake region. Fair weather prevails 10 the
Upper Like region. the Upper Missouri Val
ley end the Northwest. The rivo,s have
risen one foot at Cairo and Louisville, ei1teen
lnehes at Pittsourg, Chattanooga and Lsaven.
worth, rty-four inches 1t Nashville and fallen
sixteen inches st Omaha and Dubuque. The in.
dlchtlon5 ara that rain will prevail in the Middle
South Atlantic and Eas. Gulf States to. daY. fol.
lowed By slightly cooler, fair weather on i hurs.
Day IN the above mentioned districts and the
Ohio Valley
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Railroad Accident

NEW York, April l3.-Tho long freight
Irslq , which LETT Jersey City on the Peunsyl7a-
ola hsliroad last night at $50 O'Clock swept
ssrouud the curve on the Bergen cut with such
force tina. tho Two rear CIR, were thrown from
tho track The clupliogs broks and tho two
cars Terc thrown directly across the down track
On On Hnloh ,ralos coming to New York run.
The spot where the cars were wrecked il a dsen
caf' atd The trssrs usually slack up 10 running
through. When the engineer of tho train from
Ne"aik entered the Gu! no saw the wrecked
cars were Only few hundred feet b fore him.
tic Whls:'ed and appi,d the patent air brake =
bu: to 90 &C., for momso. later the train
vent crashing into the freight c,rs. The two
trsight CHS were completely wrecked. TIC
engoo was thrown from the track against the
rocky Elda wall. Tic baggage car aud first pass.
eoger Car were also wrecked aud thrown over,
and AM every window 10 the train was shattered
r.,;;riuoately the frs. passenger car was empty.
Inc sec'nd passenger oar and the smoking car
held passengers, but none OF them were killed
Though several wsre seriously i1jured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
NEWS OF TIE DAP,


The GcUcc:at' ;c1iovod a sweeping Gerry
ct Inc mupl,pal e!:oion OF Irentoa =. j.,
Monday.
John 3. FtotLiaghan, Uaion cJ!uueer
c)loael during tbs war,ird Ct deIrium lrsncrs
IN New Y ok yesterday.
The Iato tirs. Amelia A. Cobt of New Yo,k,
b;Gusathed $50 Geo 10 various presbJter
missio5s AID educational ius!i,u lois,
Iha iuroitufe factory Of Mez0er, ecbchans
Il TO-, G. WlcelOr, ". Va, vas DESTROYED
yesterday b7 fire. Less $4,000 to $lO0,0 600
insu:arcs SIC 000.
4 party OF emigrants from Philadelphia erd
Wilmington. Del, numbering SIC persons,
lnte1d startl1g soon fer tho purpose of settog
IN Texas, at point ninety miles norlh Of San
AbtoLic.
Mr. Jefferson Davis Rise aud Ell Of tho
C3n!edera!e government will BIO tho littrsry
sensation Of the year. ThcApyl.tors put 25, 900
copies or the market as q first edition, all of
| which ars sub:ci5ed Ter. They exptc: to pub
! ilsh so 900 10 oil.
The trial Of Beaumon. Is. Buck, Of rexas,
SOW a c.dit ct Wts: PoIot, n. Y, for shoo;iDs
JOAN 9: Thompson. Jr., las: Ju1c. AZ HIuh
| LAID Eel $, wss be&ua Ct NeWhursh, n. y.
SeSlSi n Itly W*J tS>ETtU Glll !uS case
Wss opened iGr the rCogl9.
The lTisl Ct the MurtaysTy.er casa vas e,n-
tnaci o. Elicit: Ciy yesterday. Postmas.c.
Iytr Ec,2G oo tlu witness stand for serarsl
| h0uss giving lis tcs,linQcy ia denial OF II ss
Murgsy's chsrlas. A,ter further evidence, the
prayers eCra q red. aC.' o 4 y tha Hr.umeu.s
vii! be heard.
Rear hdmiTEl James L. LArd0cr, IF thu L.
s. Navy, died yesterday moIJiag al his rtsi-
dcuc3 10 Pti,adclDhla. having reached tbs axe
ct 20, 4 UsiTc OF Pennsylvania. no was ap
no;Us;d lu'dshrgan ifvrl that State May 10.
1870. Ia August, 1872, he joined tho triaga!c
H'aldswyne. aaa sailed to Efaao>, carrying
home Gsn. Lafayette, The "Naion's Guest.
Gel ihoua9 y. Scott yesterday resigned Tic
rrcsiaela7 ti The Texas pscGo railroad, aud
Jay Gould was clCo,ad ag Eis Successor. Cen.
Thomas I. ECscgt vas oi,c ed director ia
place OF Ii. II. Huston. ADD Nm. u. Nj.
FqSo as superintendent. 10 succeed George
y 1jlo. |; IS stated ihs. Guu'i hiss bought hlr.
Se0tt's cntro interest in tho road, which
| cnou1tl to 81 600 COO
The 40 C:eVil.nd aad Chc,go ra!IKay
comq1oy OF New York, tho s!mc OF pcarsy!-
saaia, tee New York BEd Chicago railway ccm.
parry OF Oaio. TOO samo Of Indiana. Gul !hc
| sim9 Of iIjipois, ere about 10 consolidate. Ihi:
s4i:i c!va Is co0lanous lire from ButfAIa VII
iI:ia, Pc, 10 Cleveland add Fort Wayas. and
| thence 81 Chicago, Tho whole dstsrco to b.
in.d2 vi Eol; clsnge Ct osrS. The name Ct
:he nCw corporation Will 10 tho NoT York,
CG!caGo aud 81. L2us railroad company. The
| CAPITAL Is 5000. 900. OF wa!ah I'll ,O00. 00C
Is preferred st ! pei GET, aid tho remainder
J CJnroc stock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Fatal ANr8y.

CINCINNATI, o., April l3.-At Lofts Cor.
neIs, Decatur county, lodiana, George Law:
Eerc, end Ransom Lee oc,upy tho same house,
with their families. MoIdsy mornirs Vsno
Lawrence, son Of George Llgrorco, entered
Ices room and commenced to abuse him yil,ly.
Jast then Fauc's father rushed in and took IN
the quarrel he graSped a single barrtlcd shot
eun sod simultaneously lc, drew forty two
ealIbrc revolver. Four woncn of the two
families lotcrposcd their persons and by force
AID pleadings prevented SD immediate collision.
At this point Mr.. k.nDedy entered and seizs
cd the qua arm of Zach IF the confronting com.
batauts, but he stumbled aud fell. lawrence
then emptied bad Of buckshot into o,'sr'cat
shoulder, sud loo responded with bis revolver,
the bal from which passed through tho arm Of
nleos of Gecrga Lawrerc, and then entered
and ter, to pieces LaWlcuce's right hand.
Waco Lawrence than appeared with an aka 10
asssll lc,. but two women nteriered and pre-
vented immediate murder. Ice fed aud Vane
Lawrence pursued him With a riffs. but was
storpsd by Mr.. Howard. The Lswrencss,
fssher aud SOU, have fad. lea is mortallg
wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
EtnAncfll


NEW York April l3.-Tho Posts i.a.e.l
article OF to day says: Tho Stock Eych.fra
markets are very active today. u s bonds nro
higher than the loves. Of yesterday for tho :.
ana 93s, and lower than tho highest of yca.cr.
day Tor the 6s and unchanged for the Gs. a
good many per cents have been bought in tho
market TO take advantage Of the privilege of es-
tension at 81 per cent Southern State bonds ara
very dull. K Il bonds aEe strong at an advance
OF ltsl3, the latter Indiana, Bloomington {
Western lncomeG which are up to 90. The ger
eral share srket has been alternately strong
md heavy with tho net results of ali the 1uctus-
lions up to this time decline of la2i per cen.
Inc weakest stocks have been Cen rac, Metro.
politsr, NJ anhs!tan, and the Trunk Line stocks
which are down. Ind. Boom s. Wes4n stocS
mas been exceptionally strong, having advanced
from 94t at tho close yesterday to 100. kansss
y Texas has also been exceptionally strong. The
money market ia easy at 10 per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
The Markets.

BALTIMoaE, April la.-Virginia ia old -; 10
deferred IL bid; do consol 81 bid do I'd series
-; psst due coupons 9jS asked new 10. 40s Il
BID; ~ 4Os coup 96 sskod. Cotton firm; mid.
ding lOS. Flour steady; Howard stree. nnd
western super 25aSl: do extra 25sS5; 90
family Pass; City Mills super 3 l5a$4; d.
extra, 25aS5; do family GOOSE G.; do Bic
brands SG o., Pat,psco family 81. Whea.
southern steady; Western quiet and steady ;
Southern red llSal23; do amber 125.l2S; No >
Western winter red spot, a pril and May llail
LIZ; June listsllsti July llet.ll6i Aug llSi
ern epot cornered, excited and higher futures
steady; Southern white 81; 20 yellow nominaly
6S; Westsrn mixed spot G2sG3t; April 559.66;
May 542; June 64ia533; steamer 5laE5. Oats
higher. Western white 46,47; do mixad d. .4G
Bye quiet and f:m ct ll0all2 Hsy steady ;
prime to choice Penns and Marylsnd 2JaS3l.
Coffee easier; Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair 10,
II. Sugar strong; A soft 81. Whiskoy du'! b.
ST. col. w.
r.. new fosK, Ap. IL Stocks irregular. Money
5s6. Flour dull snd unchanged. Wheat d,.l,
and lower. Corn dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
VIRGINIA NEIy.Y.

Tho pa-4bog Of deaths 10 Ricbmool iai. 7eaak
vas 80
Tbs fist Ct the two buildings ri Iced ltr
the ncw small PIX hospital is Oo;V baIog raised
1t Lgrchhu!g,
The number Of students at tha U1iser7iig Ct
N!IgGis - 357. CT whom $50 sr0 from tits
S!a.c. Kentucky rack, next, having 81.
Yesterday the stockholders Of the LSrcbbrrg
National Bank voted Clani Ousl7 not 10 redrcJ
the clpi,al stock of that bank
John G. Hulkimp, Esq is makicg rapid
progress IL rcbui.dng his IaDuery nni Sumtc
Mills recently destcyed BY lire a. Fie2crcks-
burg.
Several piecs G! antique furniture which
belonged originally to tbs jeff. Davis Mansion
were sold at aUciiou ycstc!sity 10 Richmond
ard bought fi1e prca'.
Mtj2r j. ". Daaic i, ii 10. k o. his third
contribution tc th0 Literature CT tbs Law. His
conog beck will be cslIrd "Danli on R.il'
r2ada.
Tie CJ;!3W.aE IS summary OF failures 10 ;hic
2a,e ;oC iae qaaEtor erdicg Mach 81, 1881 :
Number Ul ialuIo, %; aSi3S:, u0nlna, $5G $50;
esscst, tc;us!, SIT, $50; liabilities, general
$S3. $50
Mr. &. v. Smith, !ocmtr'y tTatGi3o msEasel
OF the Chic 80, BgIliuatou aoG Quincy Railroad
Ild COW with tie Er!o Rsiii7ay Company, has
bocn appointed general naoa2cr OF tic Ch.sa-
pcGko unt Ohio Railroad Company, With head
quarters at Richmond, We.
Mrs Di. Brown. Of Lezstcn, Ky. died Q
| faw days ego, ind her property, aEAouatins &c
| &lC0 900 according to Ito vii! OF her deceased
Husband, Will Dog 60 10 Bishop keane for The
| benefit u tie Catholic churches OF Richmord,
Se7cra! ci :by losdiag Catholics there 6rl
anxious far the money 10 30 used il erecting @
! handsome cithC dca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Death Anera East Of For!y-scveE = lays

y special from Iowa City, I1wa, dated The
Lila ms. says: Mis- il.t!i. Dl:lI ci!d at a
quarter Geto:o ooc o'c'tct to d,y, ha7iag o.fa-
plottd toll !oi;y seven d,ysio a:iai5ins death
b7 statya!i1n. Sac gap her looS last on tic
- I'd o! February las. Mis-, DlalI vas q. Tho
time q tgr deah 81 yta;s CID Sac nd been
az ia7A!!d for maGy Yeas, tui!.Ei0g c!sasless
plia from neuralgia aud DEVIOUS diseases. which
made lilo constant tGriGio, cd Gtl'lOg hex Ct
length to tho ttotn reso!r, 10 end an tyls!onc,
which promised no Silvia lon tor her :2;mcnts.
Though kcs cooduc has !o5 e bcon p:c7l;a:, her
Ccq l.auceS naVe: dGcln2G hir lasan'. Her
Will w:9 sEo;g "a Is proved Gy tic tsci that
from November, 1879, til ni:hin lev days
ago, she hiss ye. uttered Il word, Tough 40
inpsirmeut OF ter vocal Q gins cxitc1. She
ale ~ breakfast ca Tho 23 d of Fcblu.ry.
AMI when 3 member CT tho fanIig asked
her why rha haG no; eaten $50 replied, By
wing 90 q SLATE, y have u hopo OF rlc)v-
cry or rci.i, ani am determined t. die.
Her friends AID her pa5!rr used oil! their pow
ers OF persuasion IL vain 20 2duoc the lady to
chaCgo her resolve. a proposition to use io!c,
10 Introducing iuoi 10 her stomach WAS, after fell
considerations, abandoned, from tho belief that
II tGet c-U'SG sHcG'd 90 lage0 ~ Houto only
DIVA her toto 5000 other method OF SET de"
slUc,ion, After lie frs. week she asked her
bre'hsr il lsw If 6fiaking water would probing
her life. Ia replied that if shs did not drink
probably lever and deiiTun would set in. and
that taking water would not sus!sio her Ike.
After that limo she draok, from time to time
each day, little water, but cxosnt lbat, moth.
lag else Passed hor lips since the OBJ Of Februa
~
i dcspa CT fr,m Iowa Gig llss night stated
tia: Bliss Dee!l's death Ta5 bppsr.Dtiy painless
and remarkably peaceful. Fer sewers! hours
before dissolution her pnsc YES in percaptible
her respiration w5s IS to the minute. She had
DOT drsok any water for twenty iou. hours.
Sac s5oved considerable strength aInos! until
tho last. beirg sb!s to communicate Sith her
ffieuds By sgos, and drr.ng the morning. reach
cd cut ct bed en-! opened O bureau draser.
Immediately after death rostmortem exaui.
nation wRs made. Not o d;op OF blood was
found in her bo6y, which weighed orly forty
6vo pounds. The stomach WAS also entirely
void Of aDy substarc,. Miss Dus!l was buried
yesterday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Forged Drafts,

NEW York, April ia telegram WIS re
c,ived 10 Wall street yesterday announcing that
there have been put 10 rculation five forged
drafts of the Merchants National Bark Of ST.
racuse on the Bank of North America of this
city. Three Of the forgeries have already bsen
presented. They are on white paper Oh tho
regular blanks used by the bank. It is SUD.
posed the forms were stolen from ithoerapt.
er's establishment il Syracuse while they were
being printed. Ths announcement! OF The for,
geries vas sent out ever the tape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Mothers! Mothers .Iot,,prs,,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken o: your
rest by a sick child suffering emf crying with
the e1cruciatinR pain of cutting teeth? If 20,
60 al once and geta bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
little sufferer mmedistely-dspand upon it
there is 10 mistake sbou; it. There il not
mother on osrth who has ever used i. who viii!
not Toll you at once that i! will :egula,e the bow
els. and give rest to Tho mothar and relief s1i
health 10 the child, operating like magic. /. i,
pesiee!ly safe 70 use in all cases. and p!e,san! t.
oldest and best female physicians and nurses ia
bottle. n,hSI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Explanations Wanted.

LONDON. Apri! l3.-Tno Daily News 10 its
leader referring to the 81. Petersburg dispatch
announcing that Gen. Skobolelf has rctraccd
bis s:ers eastward, adds: ut would bs 81
European misfortune aud little short of olIam
ity to England and Russia if tho old suspic;o;s
and isalously were revived. This unfortunate
revival cannot DO avoided uuloss some expIan..
tons no promptly givoa o! CIR. Skobeeti !
recent movements. L. il j1si possible tha!
Gen. Skobelef'5 Journey eastward usy ha
diplomatic rath,r than military"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Affairs In the East.

LONDON. April 13.-The morning Poss s.;
L is believed tha! news has b,op received s;ss.
tic East jus!ifying the hopa ofs peaceful sttt,.
ment.
A Constantincple dispatch to Reuo,s TsI,.
gram COMPANY says: The Porte has addressed
circular to The powers expressing the hoDs
that tho measures taken By France 10 AlrIr,
will bo limited to tho defencs of her own ftcnlisr
and declaring that the Bey will re- estabsh
order and prevent reuswal Of the iuclrsiors
of the tribes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Death In u Drlnls.n" hlen

KINGSTON. N. Y, April l3.-W. j. Noao.
young man, was found dead in tho loG eamh.
ling saloon OF Geo. w. Avery. on Main street,
yesterday. From tho evidence it appears ,ba,
tho deceased had bscn on long debauch. and
sincs Sunday no ami bis companion had drank
over two gallons of liquo-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Fatal Error.

NEWPORT. April l3-Mic1ss! L;aergsu,
charged with msusl,ughter 10 Piovidetc,, Sas
found probably guilty yesterday and was reGnlr
cd to fed surety 10 the sum OF 81 500 fol his ap.
pearanoa at The June Torn Of Tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas. Tho prisoner, who i, drag clerk,
caused, it ia alleged, the death of Gus .omeT BY
putting up tho wrong medcico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13

The white snd colorsd Mahouitc5 0. k,qs
George c)uaty. 10 PITT m;c;iag assembled
have declared that "G,usraI Mahono hiss Golo
the work of years 10 restoring to V!C&i.ia the
promnerco Of ftracr period There is 90
doubt thut Virginia is oow prominent ID IA
tional affairs. but usfocsuOatc!y the 3:omine5c,
is Of the most repu!siva character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Lord Beaconsfield's Condition,

LONDON, April ia bulletin Issued at s
O'Clock this morning announces that Lord Bsa,
cous6eld passed quiet night.
LONDON, April ia bulletin issued ct 10 -
o'clock this morning anpounces that L1td "a
cops6cld is restless ard not ircined 10 tax {,
uourishmout,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
Small POX.

PHILADELPHIA, hpri l3.-Tho steamship
Lord Clive, which arrived ut her dock here
yesterday from Liverpool, was not permitted to
land her passengers, on accoun. Of the praya-
leoce OF small pox Oh board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
SubSIIIne.

IASKToN, D: T., April 10 The oye,aov,5
water Of the MISSOURI is gradually aubIidinv.
though IN the ice ia piled to height Of from 10 to
tous. Ysnkton is filing up with ,efnooa 80,
The loWlands and the peol le ire doing Their hast
10 care for them. Outside hip js needed, ''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13

The Baltimore American says "repudi:,i9n
is lifting its head in A.karsas orc) more.
Yes and if the negroes aad MahoDitos 10 iba:
State receive ss mucl s1pp;r: ffcn tbs An'r'
lean and its party as taCsa 10 Virgins, they
may possibly be enabled to Fl C! shcir cbjaot.
But, fortunately, most of tho Arkansas bonds,
like those of Virginia arc held 10 the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13

AS caro- for rheumatism the most en,cer,
physicians OF the day highly recommend S.,
Jac.b's Oil. It can be purchased at onv drup
house, aud tho price is insignificant, when Won
take into confederation tie wonderful cyres il
will produce. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
An Outlaw CAPTURED.

GREENvlLLE, s. G.. April ia private
otter received hero yesterday states that L,=i.
Redmond, tho notorious moonshiper n1d Gu
law from this State. VINO has given the rcylrue
officials aud civil authorities 80 muc;, troG5!c
vas dangerously wounded ard captured ty rev.
enuc ofEc,rs 10 Sga!n county, N. g., atss dsy,
apO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13

The cspsus bulletins show that cotton ma1u.
factories 10 the South have proved 50 profits
bic that old factories there nre being enlarged
ard new onts built. There is large one in
this city, supplied Nth Gil tie requisite ma
ohinery, DoH idle. and only waitioe for SOHO
business man to take charge of j! and make 8
fortune Ia q few years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
The Wss oi1gton Star Gays:

"A government officer VITO has been eDaagcd
in experimenting and dirtciGg river ard hsr-
Dor improvements in The South ter some yyZ!5
past says that during tour through tvs or Elk
Of the Southcra States, from which he HIS jas:
raturncd. 10 roe: several parties IRON tAo
North lo0king CT: locations fyr cotton mills in
the South; that ne net, among Olhers. father
and SOD, large oE2ers CT :ac:crics at Fall NlTcr,
Mass, who aa;d they Intended 10 remove their
machinery &c tie South aoa bald large COT"
ton mandatory at SONG cliRitls point 10 that
section. Ills officer st1tcs ira: numbers Of
Northern msn have visited and tEamlStd tho
canal 10 tho Tennessee r.v. +, coast coed ~ be
government, WAica W9rG supply wafer pow-r
for tco1es 0t factories.
The officer diluted - mus; 70 mistaken, j!
wba. ths republican Sera:ory nave recently said
about the South b ltu5. a1i 10 o.r,aGIy can
not have sccu Mr.. Dawes gray haired mso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13

The training ship Minn sota left tho New
York navy yard yesterday for Coasters Hsr.
Dor island, NarragaDselt bsy. r. l., the req
devious for training chips
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13

Naru Kissar the most advanced fort on the
road TO Merry has btoa taken by surprise and
captured by Turcomens. Ihs entire Russian
garrison was killed.