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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18
Cards,

To the editor Of ihe Ale1Gmiyia Gazette:
Dear Sir: As it was we'll known thst VISA
secretary Of The m,e!ing in tho county, held
October II, ct which this joint discussion took
place between Mr. Kdmnnt Burke snd judge
Chare7 Z. Stuart! and that reported the pro-
ceedirRs as published in your psuer On tho i2lh
lIst ana ss Mr.. Eu'ke. IN card published tho
dsy following, toimed the ,tstemenls Of his re-
marks made il, sai1s report IS erroneous" snd
unworthy of notice" very respectfully beg
}eava 10 refer TO tbs follow % statement of some
OF cur leading man in the county who we're
present ct the time Of the discussion, in co.,
hiln.hon OF the uuthluluess OF the report. and
calmly leave you and the public 10 Judge whoih,
or the report in question was correct in its state
ments or whether Mr.. Burke was correct in his
denial Of i! rs set forth in bis card. Yours, &c.
JAMES <. GLRMENrs
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COMMERCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA HARRIET. Dc!. IS.-The ms,...
is generally active. Flcu: IS firm. With IL,
receipts snd good homo demand. Receo;:
WheAt slightly improved. tho offerings lodi,
reaching about 300 bushels. with Gales stl,,
145 for FulIZ, 145 for mixed, and lE0,l;, :.
Lancaster; demspd active. Corn SLOW, vii
sales CT cid white at II; no aow cGerod. RE
demand at i05sI0G. Oats sc,Ice and wait.
with small sales ct 81. All kinds of Count;
produce wanted.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Co., !,
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged rs fl,
lows
Generally rated FIRST quality ."-..-...3 rs a & "a
Medium or good fair quality......"..3 50 . =
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows TO All,
Extreme range prices..""...."..".2 81 as,
Most of the sales were from ....."...4 W a 5 G,
Receipts for the week 29i7 head: sales 9lia
at Calvorton yards the market for Beef Csla
has been dull and dragging throughout. Pic:
for medium anc common Cattle were CT ~
and for tops little if any, variation wss obss;y.
able. 1he latter grades were much lees 1un4,.
ous than last week the offerings consisting cf /,
longer line Of middle grade Cattle th,n was O.
fsred then.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Trade is very slow j.,
Tho yards for butcher Sheep, rs w,Il a, Z.
Lambs and stock Sheep. The quslsy il sbau,
like last weeks offerings. We quote bu!ch4
Sheep at 3las3c, snd Lambs st 4aGsc per rou,
gross. Stock Sheep-Ewes l 50,$3 per he.i
and wethsrs 3ia3ic per ID, with very little {,
maEd. Arrivals this wo4k $500 hcad.
Hogs-The number Of tho otfsriBgs is :.s
hundred head less THAI last weak. but il Seem
to be ;ully up to tho demand, which ia rsaerss.
from l.ir to good in the yards. Prcea arn sbo..
% last week, We qqo:s gtassers s!7.aS!e AZ.
cornled Hogs ht 8ia9c, with few extra o. =!
per 10 net, range of prices prevailing qua,
uniformly for seVcrsl weeSs past Arrivals II,
week GI95 head.
Thu Rr!ivs!s for the week y! iha CIsrenon
yards we're: Bceves 1887. Hogs GG}S, Sheep An
Lambs ale3-tosal l,753 The Beet Cattle We.
divided between Ibis market tnd those Of rhis
delpha and jersey City, with few for Esrlo:
coGnty Md. Tho teet Cattle sold hero to IS
at 5,i5 CO. good butcher do at 4a$6. a7d cCua;.,
do at 3aS4; most Gales from 5O,S6 per Ito 10
sheep and Lambs-We quote fair 90 gco
Sheep at Sis4c. and good :otxsr4 at 4.l3t ~,
ID; Lambs 1ist9a psr ID, nnd market slJS
stock Sheep 60aS2 81 each. and nsrket v,.
dull.
Hogs-Wo quote CON m IN Hogs al S,E..s. Vi.
. to % lbs of; fslr 10 good Hogs Si.1t. 81
hes. Hogs !sc pSr Id net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

Gen. WitEhnrn is a na,ivo virginia re-
publican wac bong 80 lr0ui conviction refuses
TO rrnoancu his principles at The command ci q
'oahwiS democrat, even reinforced, as il is, by
the orders aGd lhrcals OF ih, Administration,
baked ~ rho Whole republican uarly OF the
North. Mr.. p,Z,ndorf Is Virginia republic
ON Of Narchrrn !nith who agrees with Gan.
w cthlm ard intetdS 10 stsnd firmly by tho
prlnclp'ea Tor which no hal been oontcndirg
Tor ycnrs. Those two aro about tho only
prdm'noat republican politicians ia tho State
who roman s;eadiist to th3ir prole >aed political
ptuulpca. hut thny aGd Mr.. Parsons, Tho Virsi.
nla roi uhlicln ct Northoru birth vino is dot 4
III much 70 advance tho railroad intcrcs. Of tho
State form good md reliable nucleus around
whloh tho Iuo add oontconliou1 republicans Of
Firgiola oan gather aud shoH 10 tho world that
tholr past action has been the result OF coussi-
enIioaa convlaIions and not tho mere hope of
0tfioa.
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CANAL COMMERCE..

hrtivod-Boats w Walsh. Il l. Bolts, W u
Watondgo Dr It Porter, q l. BonlLc. 4
Amman. j L Morris, u A Lowo. j j Swift ia.
Green and II karsey. 10 Amer Goal %. Al VI
Adams: CLARA & Pruiy, l. w ButwaiI, :.
Georges Uresk Coal s. Iron Go OR L:nr
Snllio & Jennia to Hamp & BAIT Goal o., :
AGnew. K FsnEon. PhmSo &. Johnnie, K!
Woody. Beamedests. TO Jno Z Asnew X C..
Geo s French TO VIM 4 Smoo.
peparted-Bohts w Welsh. u |. Bolts. " =
Wslbrdge DIR & K Porter, Il /, Hontho u An.
nan, y Morris, ID A Love, j } Swift, .I.m,s
Green. ri kersev, NJ w Adams. CLARA s. t'ruly,
w Burwell, ID Il Loug. Salis & Jsnli,, A II
Agnew. Il Fannon.. Phoebe Il Johnnie, +. Z
Woody, BeAmedettA and Geo 3 French.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, Oct. II, 1881

u tic editor Of the Aicrandria Gazette:
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned. we're psesent
at the joint discussion which took place in Ales.
sndria county on Tuesday evening lsst, the lI,h
instant. between Mr. Edmund Barso and Judge
Chsrles K stuart, and we have carefully read
the report OF that meeting Gs made By the secre
tsry Nj. JsP. j. Clements, and reported in The
Alexandria Gazette the day After the meeting,
and We consider it in subitsnce correct report .
The discussion was a warm and spirited ons,
ye: ono In which the best of good feeling WAS
displayed, and the report WAS very mild ind
short when compared 10 all tho assertions made
by either gentleman on that occasion. And
while the two sentences obj,c:ed to in card
published in The Gazette on the following Thurs
dty, might not haya besn tina exact words or
intentions OF tho speakors, yet The i'm IMPRESSION
left OF cur minds Of what tho speakers intended
10 convey To us WAS certainly correctly stated in
tho said report. After careful consideration AID
relocation VIC have tta.ed This with equal Justice
to all c"nctrnad. Very truly, yours,
GEO. b. ADAMS,
JAMIE +. MEAD,
JOSEPH T. McNEAIR
II. K. 3. DERBLR,
BoBT. WALKER
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Marine DISaSter.

Baltimore. Get. l8.-Ospt Hxswel, of the
schaon.r }. s. Dtieko. which left this port &c.
tober 81 for Harlom, N Y. ladon with coal
masee the following report: Oct. i!h Off Poto-
nsc :iVGr while trying to make o barber, b!oS
ing strong from northeast with heavy sea, The
voesei bong under clcse reoloi mnlnsa,l snd jib,
drifting 10 Toward struck on tho soulh shore OF
Tho Potomac about eigh: miles above Smiths
Point; abCuI Two hours Tho vessel hiIgod and
lllod the dneks Il dated off and everything move
aba. Tho vessel lays in sbnut three feet o!
water al low tide. Crew all aavsl and ed
by tho wreck noms days and occurred ell Tho
material poe.ibiO
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DIED..

In Lhia city, on tho nrornjpy of tho Is.b n,
October, PATRICK CAiON, AGED 10 ae-His
funeral Will lake place tomorrow "Wednesday,
morning., IT. o'clock from bis late reeidence)
no o. north Fayolis Etree.. which the friends OF
the family sre invited. -
Al hi, residence near Frederic isburg OcLo.
bar llIh. DR.. W. MAYBE SMITH. AFTER a
Lingering illness of paralysis. Hs was a prsc-
nclng physician in Fredericksburg for many
5esrs aud well known az e:tetmcd IN tbst CON-.
muniIy. o'N
Mr.. SYDNER Il. OWENS, rr., dsd :, his
homo in Hanover county, Va last FRIDAY. NJ
Owons was vol Known merchant of Prod.
erlcksburg un to the brosking out of tho wsr
Ha was about IS years of sge.
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Yorktown.

tip TO yesterday shout 6 900 Stalls aud y uii0
f;Guar troops had arrived at YoIktowo.
Nesr'y all tho important commands have foe
bands Of mu7;c. which play MI roing aud ovca~
lpg at guard mounting and dress prrade.
Among tho troops of tho various States ia q
spirit uf iVa'rg in drill mi Aad evolution,
| cacu!attd to noronsa tho military fpnit OF tho
o,untry.
Among tho most inrreH lag bodies arriving
dnflng tho day was a bstiuli IN Of four hun
dted veterans OF tho au war from HAMPTON,
escorted by the Peuiusular Guards, a Virginia
volunteer orean2,tion. hosdad by q full band
Tho color str2oants Wcro fcut sialWtrl veterans,
Blk feet high. who had each loe; an hrm. In
| tho Gshk1 Wore masy veterans with empty
aot eyes, many who had les: m cyo or buro
other honorable eo.rs Whites and blacks
| marched 10 the san,u Fatk snd lho largo MA
iotity seemed to be old men piLh wriLklei WIS.,
rgas und 9rizzled boards.
The corner Stone Of tho monument VIVA laid
to dsy. with Mts,nc ceremonies conducted Nv
Gr.td Master psyton 4. Coles
President Arthur and his Cabinet aud tho
French and Gtim:n gnSsia were received by
Gov. Holiday.
Tho Camp 's truly city OF toots, Thero arc
shout four Equara miles covered with tho nus
ltrDe canvas Regulars ard tho mi!ia o.!
mixed TIP together, give variety Of uniforms
ard cooIs that IA extremely vioifyiug. The
camp il about two and hulr miles IRON ths
Steamboat wharf. Yorktown was orivinally
very sim AID unss.unicg little village but it
Ii Inv perfectly impossible to SOC where il ever
Stood. L. has boon oVorgroWn sud clicked OUT
OF rXis!cnoe by inprompu sheds ard booths,
ond iram' buildings out Of number, and 10
every stage Of rudentss.
Tho reports that the charges for everything
gre tx9rtiaot, are erroneous. Anything c 20
be hsG, and st ru,es ss near those Of tho Oily as
is possible. L1roh, oysierF, beverages of oil
kinds, anyhow. are OF oily rates. notcl beard
is at tho rate OF s. PER day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

That portion OF tho programme Of the Yo k
town supplementary c2lebratian 10 Riohm,rd
embracing tho military review at the CAPITOL
Square PAX. Was successfully carried ont "a, .
teIdsy. -Four regiments were reviewed hv
Cows. Holiday, Of Virginia. Co!qoitt. Of Gccr.
eia. Cullum. Of lIlinois, and Blackburn. Ct
Kentucky. After tho reviaw there was grand
military PARADE. which was witnessed by poarly
$4,000. persons.
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Virginia.

Owing 10 the bubbles Ct The law. ii would
not DO surprising If, when the question Of iuts.
ton 10 the case OF the assassin Guiteau be ar
gucd. Is it will DO before the close Of The CUT
rent month, tbs criminal court Of the District
OF Columbia shall decide that the removal OF
the la'e President to l.nrg Bra, ca also re-
moved uuteau from is Jurisdiction. Shonld
such decision DO rendered another elsripg
example would DO afforded OF tho difference
bstReen law and clmmnn sanan
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MAlSR.IEn-

This morning, at The Second PRESBYTERIAN
Ghurch; BY Rev. VIM. Dinwidtie, Thomas
LEADBhATER to JANET B. GREGORY,
In Portsmouth, Va October 18th, at the re,-
idence OF the BRIDES uncle, Dr. Maupin, By Rov,
OF ihis city, 10 Mas MAMIE WEBB COOKE
daush of Hr. John N. Cooke, formerly OF
this State, but ROW of New YORK,
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A corluopy chartnrnA hv fha p.nr,rlu,,;

A company chartered by tho Pennsylvania
legislature to build an elevated road through
Pbadelphis, has commenced work outside tho
city limits, in order to moet the requirements
OF tho charter. The city councils bave hitherto
refused to give the company tho right to occu.
~ the atrcsts with an elevated track, AID there
is very little probability OF the road going iuto
operation. The route proposed il fourteen
miles 10 length. aud passengers arc to BIZ car
rcd for 6ve cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

4 railroad meeiilg wss held e! Cplpcrer
Ceur! House yesterday TO lake stcps looking TO
tho construction Of nsrroT- gauge railroad
between that poiut atd Fredericksburg. Many
business neb were present. and committee
vas appointed to arrange prelimoaries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

clio ihat Is i"gitimatc? lttaehti 10 I'll tic re.
cent sHEif5 OF iolor tat have occurred in this
State. Ninc le,s, ard not show Of pistols, o..
eYeo Of blood, tiiAee The iliuty Of harsh words.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN W. DANIEL, OF LYEOHBURa .
Fox LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF GULPkrkR.
FOR ATTORNEY GgHaRAL,
l.. w. MCKINNEY, OF FhEMYILLE.
FOR TIE HOUSE CT DHLRGlTEs,
JUDGE CHhEnES K. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

Tho Radical newspapers profess to 10 greatly
alarmed at lha dAugSr of assassination General
Mahonc iuas by Coming back to Virginia. They
say that having lost hll hona Of defeating him.
tho uoscpentant rehols viii ussssinAtu hira as
The only melna OF destroying hil influence end
rto9cuilng him lrori breaking tho Solid South.
Tins protcuco OF tcsr IL Hi ridiculous ns vas
General Mahoro's assigned reason for not ro-
rentoG tho Intentional ilsnt offef, d him by
uenorsl Elry. for tho General will b poi;i.
callg Killed 30 tifsciuslIy next month that lis
uaiufnl ht' will be ci no account to aby body
GUS ds e his oWn family. aud not even an
nnrepcu,apt rebel would hc silly enough 10
kill man for political reasons who wi be 80.
li;csliy buried 10 less than four weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

Nobody at all familiar with Mr.. Wisdom
will regret his romova! from The Treasury, 60
matter how muoh they my dislike bis reap-
naarato III tho Scnste ln the latter he is ;st
amcue n,hrf sic, k.isccl vadc=! iypocr!tes aud
naD ou'y hold hls hesd shove l:u level Of their
oblivion aud obtain little temporary notoIiety
by asserting TO such lodges IS tho exodus
"chenr, bul 10 The former he is & real dagger
10 the country b. his Constant ietorfcrcnco
with The laws CT trads End lis eif5rts 10 c,ake
;hc Govornmer! DO iho banking business Of
tho pacpe, aud q disgrace to il by making the
Treasury Department m olectioneering bureau
ior Mehoro snd the FORMULATION Of the debt of
Virgi0ls.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, GOT. Is. Is,

~ 1ol - II O hlha ", L. lS, 1871
Sun riscs.... ...... l2l S,s,, stis.......... "
ARRIVED.
Str 7 V Arrowsmi!h. lower Potomac, L,r
tonne FerrY Company.
sAlLED.
NLr George Loary, Norfolk Lv L Is uorc.
Str II hllsno. lower Potc by j Broleis n e..
Schr Lane Now Iiavcn. by Am,rcp
Coal TO-
Schr Mary 4 liasaion. Buslon, by Ansr,sa
GOAL To.
AEuOEAhDA
Bark NIneVeh. from Gsnrgstu. al Boston Ia
Brig Antelope. from Richmond for Nusl u, =.
Vineyard usven 18TH
Schr VIM X Huston. from Gtnrso,pa& Il
Stoninaton 10Th.
Schr Florence Lock wood. from Oeoisc. ,~n
al Vineyard Haven 10Th.
Schr John A Curtis, from Richmond, HI Ne~
York 18th.
Schrs Kmm, Arey, from this port for New
Hsven, and Lot!ie, from Richmond for R,.lm,
passed. through He'll Gate l7lh.
Schrs Eueens Borda and Al Il Byard sa,ll
from New York for Richmond 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

Tho American Register is tho name Of now
weekly newspaper Just started 10 Washington,
is liberal a1d national in its views labors to
promote tho extinction of seotionalisu, and il o
true exponent Of the constitutional doctrines
and principles of tho democratic party. It has
sixteen pages. and while containing enough
politics to satisfy on old Virginia dsmc cratic
politician, 1t keeps abreast with current pews,
ana shows the very age and body Of tbs
times '"'
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SnNM SiOrIIl.

QuaBEC. October ia heavy SHOW storm
act III yesterday Afternoon and Was NtiIl raging
1T Midnight. Biz inches OF snow have fallen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

All Reasonable men suppose that had apy
thing boon required to close up the silly prac-
ioo Of dueling it has been supplied by the riii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

The trial of the four DihiIsis. members cl
the Black Division, at S.. Petersburg, who
were indicted for secretly printing revolution
any paper. has terninsted. The woman Kri.
love. and Piankoff and Pfikhodko were exiIed
to ToboIsk, and Pere pletekk was sentenced
to four months imprisonment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

SevcnIeen and half beats fourteen hondrcd
10 tho Coalition ergo exit Burke and Judge
Stuart will have walk over
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

Purc blood insures good health, and the
Hamburg Drops is tho best blood purifier you
Gao uso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

When man of family finds himself At. nek ed
by violent cold, it s his duty to relitv, the
anxiety of bis wits and obi dren and seek a
remedy Immediately. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
costs only Is cents bottle and few d1sos will
give instant relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

4 NHOIUE HENRY COUNTY TWIsr ro
~ BACCO just received by "
oclo j. MILBJJkN.
w received by ''e'
oc.o j MlLBURN.
CR NESTS MARKET BASKETS reosiv ed
40 to-day by y ''e''sa
augl7 -------------- J. c. MILBuRN.
TOO POUNDS Old PLANTATION
~ SMOKING TORAOUO receiyed TN
gay " lsenl2I j. o. MILBUKN,
Bulls NEW CUCUMBER pICKIKs
- received to-day and for sale by "A'
eepi1 j, q. AILBURN.
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! gcps1hsacgu ,seats!gster NeusGesie

s Gcrs1sssice1 sseats.!Istcr AeusGesie.
a gsns Of drcaker, ysIIias asbiicg
white sud colorcd mo1, ualeg tho nsmo
OF cJsi;lon cobveutioa, to .i.clia which
Of tie tSo .os6ju5cr candidates previ-
ously nominated ty separate co0vcuiiots,
Messrs. Burke OF Unrbett, should bo
supported for the House Of DoitgAtos, ssscm
Tied il Annoy Hsl! this sfteraoCn. OF course
uomo CT tho white men. aud oolored men, too.
we're sober, conducting themselves 10 90
orderly mhnusr, as we'll as doing oil in their
power to got Others to do tho SAME. but their
labor WAS 10 vain.
Benjamin Austin called tho mootGg TO ordsr
aud Il. u. Cunningham was. after some COD
fusion, elected temporary chairmer. Mr.. Cuts
niDgham attempted to mako saat oh, but no
was interrupted by tho disordarIy ulomrut aud
hsd to stop. Through the tffJrls Of Messr5
Austin. Cunningham, Windsor, II. l. Harris
aud others quiet WAS restored for tma.
A motion WAS made to ocot a temporary
secretary. This brought firth several other
| motions ard points CT oIdar, and The confusion
comneLcad egain. Drunken mon got The
flor and called delegates "wrctcher. Iisrs.
| black guarls," No.. 80. An attempt TO put
ocs OF tho drunken man out caused general
row. Mon were knoeked dCwo sbd OF
ritl out. IA fas! as ono fight was stopped q
second broken GU: Onu old c>l6rud man
picked Geo. Holiday up end throw him about
| tea feet. Bob ilcIklus was picked up bodily
| aDd taken ou. OF the hsll. Tho fighting 10
siuucd ill tho hall Wss cleared By rho pollcs, ut
:b8 united request OF the orderly element pres
| opt. After the crowd had bosI go:;en cut OF
the hall the doors sore ctoEot, aEd Gees gates 10
| Ike loint r01r3:c!0 teaClu4tcr Convention were
only fdm,ticG Nj tii:ir nslaas were oli!ed.
| Upon TIE clrrurinn rsasSemnliug, III. &.
Nha!nn Wa5 elected permanent chairman, and
| IL. h. Harris permanent 3, crstsiy
1. is. Pirn offered q series ui reso!u iors.
| tLaakirg MIR. Ce,b 1T for hia zeal 10 tho public
| good AID ttfjrB fer harmony, api ED msiug
| Mr.. Burke IS tho Candidate of tho uonysniicp.
| The d.ubk=n ciarsceIs having bYeo gotten
rid ct to somo extent. theg> picc,tdol quietly
for wnie, but $500 Inc hall YES sgain soo5e
Of c,nusioa snd disorder The ohsimsn de-
clarcd thss b9 wuGd Got muoh lJnxcr preside
over the mah.
| T. q. Cunningham said, TO nou ina,e
Mr., Butke NJ Il r.adius.er would be like
taking The jrV tut Of he'll ana making HIM
Jeans Christ in heaven.
Ih0 disorder olu,ihu:d tn ihd OlnvcEtIJn
| took Recess at four O'clock.
1t tork the N rkcant a. atms and hall dt VI
delegates to keep delegate Costello, OF thu QUO
ty,l 10 his seat, for when he did got up thr con.
Vi nlion had to suSpa,u busuoss.
Upon tho albventiou oomirg to order seaic,
alter mrrs e,uiuarn, Mr.. S:well Il. Corbotl
Wss uomiaatrd, IN no tl:aS hsIlos, ty Vtte oil
So 10 4i.
| RESOLUTIONS endorsog thn reacil.Cr State
ticket wcrc then adtp Cd. and thn cutvsnliar
adiOurncl.
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Al XIV TURKISH rkUNES, Dried Cher
~ rleF, Peaches aud Apples for ssle 1t
ofS j. u. MILBURN'S.
40 ceivet by 49, UNI 'o
augl7 10, MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18

The numbois of The Living Aags for October
Is. aud October 80. contain "Four Centuries
of EGgHsh Letters The Fulurc of Islam;
Tho Essayist. and Cd Eogiish Clans; Mary
SchoDeWald, Study in Prophec;; Hiots for
90 Au;umnal R,ublt; The Ia!o John Hill
Burtou Ressgtd 10 tho Transvsal; Ramiuis-
csnces Ct George Borrow and w. s. Iandor;
ErH'ricty us Factor 90 Happiness. Tho AT
of Frieu dshir; Sea Messengers; Archie illogical
Discoveries in Eeyp'; The Revival of Irish
Manufactures; My Troubles 10 Ilussio; Egyptian
Excavations aud Mummies; with instruments of
10 Trust. ond the usus amount of noetrv
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-08-31


with MIN at the time. The chief charm of the
yislt was In the evening conversations with Mr.
JEFFERSON, who gave me the inside history of
events, before only known to me. as to the world
generally. In the published record or outside his
tory which is all that the public is generally
allowed to see"
The Rev. A. N. Alcott. of Freder.
icksburg Ohio, left the Presbyterian Church
some years ago. because his Presbytery advised
MIN that his views were not in accordance with
the Confession of Faith. He went ont and
formed Cumberland Presbyterian church
Wnither he Is drifting may be learned from the
following extract from letter written by him
70 the Free Ret,gtous index -" I interpret the
Bible according to the principles of the scientific
method of study make the whole volume of
nature within us and without us part of II. as
Genesis Job, the Psalms, the Proverbs, the
Gospels. and st. Paul's Epistle to the Romans
intimate; find in it certain elements which are
revealed and inspired in direct and strict
sense. though not in the old sense of these terms
hold 1t also to be record, not infallible, but
fallible, OF mans speculative thought on these
elements aud his legal use of them for ages in
real religious experience and in these chang
ing speculative views and in this changing
ritual. read the great lessons of intellectual and
legal liberty. While we negate much. we posit
more; The miraculous and the final we ne