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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29
A TELErMoNg IN THE sANcTum.
rNatchcz penaocrat.1

1
Ihe telephone people yesterday put
as in tho circuit; and We had the
pleasure of sitting Ia our sanctun aud
conVersing with our numerous friends
IN various parts of tho city, This tele-
phone business is q big thing and no
mistake. 1t fseO convenient aud saves
SO much trouble. 1t does not occasion
worry. II is just the thing to have In
the sanctun. We settled down COM
fortably last evening to write an etll-
torial, and just rs we had reached the
sixth line in a sentence that we were
giving great thought to, the little bell
went ting ling, aud Of course we
had to respond. Our disgust can bo
imagined when we found it to he \
Main street man who wanted us to 90
out and take drink-at our own ex-
pensc. Erasing what We had already
written, We took fresh start, when
again the ting-Iing-ling of tho bell was
heard. Again responding, a Franklin
street merchant informed us in all
seriousness that hc was about to open
II keg Of nails and was anxious for us
to come up Immediately. We threaten
ed to como up and annihilate him, and
he shut us Off for fear probably that we
would undertake to do 1t through the
telephone. We then had rest, though
o"iS prieI ono, IL WIS suH1clent for
US to finish our leader with grand
flourish, and just as we had put the
finishing touches on 1t, tho little bell
again summoned us to the transmitters
With bated breath We awaited res
pOnc to our sthalloo." It came, O
happy thought We eagerly seized
npon 1t. 1t was an invitation to 60
a-fishing, with the assurance that the
worms were already dug. Wo will go
fishing. Wc'tt continue to fish until
our people como TO recognixe and ua-
dcrstand the real uses and advantages
OF the telephone. To-day, at least, we
will be where telephone bolls cease to
trouble and editors are ut rest.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

The cold winds of tho past winter
passed through the whole of Mexico, and
the effects of one of them were expert
enced as far south as tho Isthmus, an
event perhaps never recorded before.
In northern Mexico all tho cotton
fields and banana trees were badly
damaged, and injury was sustained by
the coffee trees of the Isthmus. Tho
personal suffering endured by the pop
ulatiOn of Mexico was not tho least of
the winters evils. Mexican houses
are made for summer, not winter,
weather. They arc open to tho breeze
On every side, and have neither stoves
nor chimneys, ali the cooking being
done out Of doors. Through these hab.
| itations tho freezing northers blew with
hardly an obstruction, and the scantiIy
attircd people suffered intensely.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

The New York Sun thus defines an
Agnostic: 'sAn Agnostic is "A man who
doesn't know whether there is a God
or not doesn't know whether he has
a soul or not doesn't know whether
there is future life or not doesn't
believe that any one else knows any
more about these matters than he does;
and thinks it a waste of time to try to
find OUT
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29
MAuONE's AFFAIRS OF HONOR.

washington Corr. Philadelphia prcs.l
Senator Malone has been involved
in three Affairs of honor since the war
but mono of them have resulted serious
~. His first misunderstanding wa:
with General Jubat Early. a bio
graPhy of Malone was Published b,
some local scrihbler, in which General
Early was very sharply, and, as he
averred, unjustty criticised aud nlalirn.
ed. The writer Of the book said that
he had been given the information by
General Malone. General EARLY de-
manded satisfaction OF the new Senator
from Virginia. A correspondence fol-
lowed, explanations We're made and
General Malone, apparently being
satisfied that he had blundercd wrote
an apology, and, it is said, etimininat.
Ell the Objectionable matter from the
book.
The second affair was with General
Bradley Jotson, and came much near
er being II serious matter than the first
difficulty. The trouble grew out of the
presence of Malone in Richmond at
an election in which johnson was
greatly interested. The latter issued a
printed placard which was posted about
the city, charging Malone with having
como to Richmond TO Improperly med
die in affairs which did not concern
him. Malone issued a poster in reply
characterizing johnson in offensive
terms. a challenge was sent and ac-
cePted. johnson repaired with Gen.
EARLY as his best friend to point near
Weldon, N. G. Col. Hope, Mahone's
second, reached the ground, but infor-
nation OF the fight having been cir
culated, Malone was arrested in Nor
folk when en- route for tho scene of
strife.
The last of Aatonc's difficulties,
when u duel was anticipated, was with
Ex-Governor Kempcr in 1879. The lat
ter, in IL stump speech, assailed Mahone
in terms which he felt called upon to
resent. He demanded Il retraction or
retife and the difficulty was aftcr time
adjusted.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

Gov. WIFI has appointed John Ctcgg
Judge of the Twenty-Fifth Judicial
District, vice Judge T.. Il. MoutOn, dc-
ceased, and Col. Adolph Meyer Briga-
dier General of the Second Brigade,
First Division, l.. 8. N. g., vice
Augustus Reichard, resigned.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

a man in Schuyikiii county, who
suffered intense pain from ioiiaminatory
rheumatism, recently tried the Knock
Chapel plaster cure and has not ex-
pcricnced n particle of pain for two
weeks. Only few days ago he left
his bed for the first time in two years
and visited the cemetery. He rode in
n nCarsC.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

The Texas and Pacific hallway has
been completed and the work accepted
TO Colorado, 45G miles west of Shrcve-
port. Freight trains are already run
ming to that point, and regular pas
senger trains will be put on as soon as
the time card can be changed 10 meet
! tho emergency.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

TO the immense, and not always
reliable, volumes upon the battle of
Shiloh, General John NJ. Palmer. OF
Illinois, has added u chapter. He AYERS
that in persisting in tho statement that
there was no surprise at Shiloh, Gene
raj Sherman abandons the only apol-
I Ogy that has ever been successfully
| urged for either Grant or Sherman
that they did not expect an attract;
from tho rebel army, and wore, there.
fore, not prepared to receive them.
| That General Palmer has no great
! opinion of the ability of General Sher.
man as n captain is apparent from his
closing paragraph, which runs AS fol.
lows: "General Sherman was himself
| on that day without battle. field exper-
ience. He possesses as much courage
possibly as the thousands of Others
present. He was then ignorant OF the
art Of war, and did but little moro
than watch events he could not uuder-
stand or control. In all that indicated
the possession Of great military quail
tiles, General sherman fell below men
who by their superiority excited his
envy-~McCIernand and Hurlbut
Sherman was then, as now, Il vain
and envious boaster, eager to claim the
the honors won by others, and ready
to cast upon his associates and subor-
dinates the consequences Of his own
mistakes and blunjers. He can not
make himself hero for his couduct
at Shiloh. Current history has done
a marvellous amount of lying to make
for him his great but ..unicscrvd mill
tary reputation, but the facts Of the
surprise ut Shiloh can not be distorted
to such an extent as to be made to serve
his purposes or to feed his voracious,
neVer.satisticd vanity"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

Boycott, who lately figured so con-
spicuously in Irish history, is now re-
siding in Amelia county, Va. He is
charmed with America, and Virginia
ESPECIALLY, and proposes to take up his
home in that State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

Tho new capitol Of New York ut Al
bany, will be costly structure. The
original estimate OF tho architect was
4 ,OOO,OO 1t Is now said that nearly
that sum will DC required to complete
1t, making the total cost something
over $4,000, 900.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

Cen James Lonsstrcct has been re-
called as Minister TO Turkey, and Is to
be made L. $. Marshal for Georgia.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

W hcncVcr Il local politician gets a
little hungry, he rushes off tn Wash
ington with the information that the
post d'frc in his town is badly man
aged.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

O, fair Ohio on thy fertile plains
How grow great booming crops of massive
brains,
Aud little consulates beyond the sea
And Treasury desks at home but spront for
thee.
Where the Post Office woos the cool March
air.
Thy voice and hand, Ohio man, are there.
For thee the sutlership bursts into bloom
For thee alone tho Presidential boom.
For thee the Claims Commission opens it's
gates;
For thee tho 1itt1c c1crkship smiling waits,
For thee the vacant bench impaticnt
stands
For thee wait agencies on Indian lands.
For thee all offices of every grade,
| For thee all vacancies that can be made.
| Flowers have their time to fade, and leaves
to fall
! All things and Seasons thine thou hast
| 'cm all.
! -I,,|tn9to,s UanIrYc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-29

The President of the Carrullton. IN. \
Telephone Exchange Of this city, ran a
line in tho Presbyterian church, con-
Meeting it with q Blake transmittcr
placed ut the right OF the speaker in
the pulpit, and yesterday morning the
citizens at dozen residences and busi-
ness places, some of them halfa a mile
distant, listened to the sermons by the
pastor. Every word of the two dis
courses was heard as distinctly as
though tho listeners were in the church
The music was particularly clear and
distinct, the voices of the different
chorstcrs being readily distinguished
,-Chicugo Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Busints, generally is quiet, but scEyo prepaI-
a!iors are making for the holiisy trade. Ii
money matters thero IS little Ecins on worthy OF
special mention. lie Baltimore money m;rSe!
is quiet and firm ct Per cent. Tbs demand 5!
bank IS genersly sufficient 10 Absorb tho ball
snces. Ia: !Eere is 70 p!een! atcsEsi!y. IN lac
New York market Tine lta1s wars ushi3g 81 e
per cen! fer for. months P:irla msccsEtits
paper 6sT per ceLL Government bonds are
strong sni firm. Virginia honda coriEus to be
offered freely, bit NEST In told demand,
the hulk OF which is said to bo On accom-: o. tho
lste short sales. The business in baltimore yeE-
te " was ;, &c! to 76 regular, snd IS! seller &c.
I he clcsirg wss 7lsa1G. 4 wstk sgo tho fsuEe
was Tf2.i7, xnd "a tho cay before the election
wss SltSl{. Tie 10 40s ar, steady around 4E2
sgsin:t 5ilat% before the election Tbetax ecu.
pons after ealEs st SGi aud 81 closed ttmer 81 SIT
ASH Theto securities sold g. o. OF tho day be-
fore tho election. Peeler bonds are ronina!ly
steady at 40lA4l, aid Peeler coupons at cGls2s!.
Railroad bonds more active; VirsIIi. MiLsud
5, sold ye:tefdsy 3! 60; do 4!ts 3! IS.
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Marine LiSSnSipr

ST. JOINS. N. f., Dec. . --Io;oli;geueo lis5
reached here 81 melancholy mariaa dis;slr,
that occarred IN Trinity Bay on tho 90 ull.
ttp2aars hat the schooner Hop, lsts P;licau
harDor 90 the mcrnitg Of the dsy isic,ted
boutd for R.ndom Sound f,r a cargo OF raiIsay
ties. When about half way across tho hig thc
vessel was oVtr.skeo By iui Us gale acd suoH
squall from the northwud The sohooncr was
throwa en- her boeu ends aid alI attempts
to light h.r proved iceH.cia,l. Tho Grew,
runb;r lng seven III 70, wsre enc tf.cr smother
WASHED overheard. ard al. Hih tho .yo3ngiou
OF onj man, Samuel Strong. were drowncd.
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The Markets,

EALTIMoRs, Dec. 2-Virginia IS old -; do
deferred II; do consolidated i6 do I'd 20.
riaa Il: psst duo coup BIT; new 10 40s 45s bid
6rTcr aud moro active; Howard street and
Westera super 25s$5 90; do extra s 25aS6 co;
80 tsEiIy COAST 20; City Mills super 5Os
50 q; do extra 25.Se 25; do family 7 COS
81 IS; Rio brands 25a$7 81; PssapEco family
arn excited and higher, clotinR firm; Southern
red l"Oal35; do amber lZ0sl45; the latter an
extreme: No . Western winter red spot and
Dec lS:as!S7s; Jan 14lssl4l!; Feb 1441al44A !;
Mar l4l3; sales. Corn-southern steady and
ern white Gj.Gl; do yellow CT; Western mixed
spot and Dec 67s; Jan tsl,69!; Feb 7iss7ls.
Osts firm; Southern t0a53; Western white co.
65: do mixed 4Ss1S; Penns 50s52 Rye dull At
ll0AlOo. Hay quiet; prime TO choice Perna
and nd l9is26 Coffee dull; Rio c,rgoss ord
nary 10 fair e!alC3. Sugar quiet; 4 soft %.
Ehiskey firm at 81 III.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Csrdical Edustds Bjrromto. of tho Google
ga!loD, is dead.
Il is rumored ct 81. Petersburg that g iI>t
to assssh oato the Grand Duke Vladimir has
been discovered.
Disorders oontinu, in Ireland. Two In
dred catts 90 gra2rg form at CartoWZa!
have been mutilated.
MIR. Charles Dawson, HON, hu.o The rber II
Parliament for Carlowborou2h, has been
elected Lold Mayor Of Dublin
The weekly statement cf the Bank Of Flarce
shows an Increase in gold of 000,000 irsncs.
sDd decrease 10 silver of $3.50. 600 fratc'.
40 eZ!ra police force is again stationed 10
D5woiDg street. London. TO protect Mr.. Glad
stones residence dniiog his temporary sa ju,n
lhere
severe shock Of earti quake occurred at
Agram on Wednesday Tight. The sever; 81
that has bsen experienced there siocs the great
eartf quake OF $780,
Size, the souOuoc; snt Was made thst The
Primo SO Louise was certaio 10 return to Canada
With the Marquis Of Lorne. there hiss been q
great demsnd for furnished hous:s for the
winter at Ottawa, many spplcitiors coming
from wealthy families who anticipate gsy
season at the Canadian capital.
Ia tho German Rsiohs!sg yesterday lbe item
tor the expense OF aD economical council IS
rejected By vote OF lG9 to So. despite 40 en-
ergeic speech By Prince Bismarck, who point
cd out that the council WAS absolutely o, rs
ssry. The government. he said, WAS GO: al
tuAted By political motives 10 the matttr. and
If the item was rejected be would ultimately be
compelled to request the government of the
various states to send their deputies to Pfus-
tIsn economical council.
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CHEs1NU7s.-As q remunsrn.ive crop, ches

CHEsINUTs.-As remunsrnliVe crop, chest
mats have no! received their share Of attention,
and we presume i! will be long Gro the raising
OF chestnut trees s msde pA.t OF our raj du:
tries But may til are not be money in il! In
some foreign countries the chestnut crop Ia equiv.
alent to the wheat crop in America, both as 70.
spects its money value and the uses TO which it
"a put, Chestnut bread. q things Of which
Americans arc wholly Ignorant constitutes
the principal food OF thou.ands in Rurope and
Asia. Tho fruit ia ground into meal, and pud.
ding, cakes and bread are made from it. Ohio
s!stiatics show that her chestnut crop Ia vsiusd
At SEQ Geo. and it could soon DO made 10 roach
three timss tina. smcuut. The tree is of rspid
growth. attaining the height of fifteen to twenty.
I've feet in five years. from the seed it ia valu,.
bio IS liute:; can it not be made moro valuable
here for i:a fruit.-RuLaL Neao Yorker.
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aslsJEIdsrS BAAESe
By i. =. La2as, &Uc:!0ueer.


TsF VIRTUE Of p aecreo OF tho Cooperation
G3 Court Of the city Ct A!exandris. Va. rer-
Gered or the l..h dsy CT October, 1851, in the
casncery cause Of Jawos +. Crccket. We. james
r. Webster, sdin'r.. Ct AL, the undersigned. az
special com miss Toner, will roceed. on SATUk.
DAY, tho "a day OF EecamGor, 1881. at tWelve
o'clock Of, 20 sell S. public suction. il front CT
ssid city OF Alexandra, the following property.
O! which tho lsto John Z. Webster died seized
and possessed, TO wit:
1t. E LOT OF GROUND On the north siis
OF Duke street, between Fairfax and Eoya! sts :,
fronting on Duke stree. lG feet, sad luouipg
north &c fact TO fact alley, Improved by
BRICK TENEMENT.
"a. q LOT OF GROUND. improved BY I.
FKAAE TENEMENT, on the aou,h eide OF
Wilkes street, fronting Oh Wiike, street A'feet
and running south l0l feet inches,-.
subiec. to tho right of John ". CIm2bel 10 an
o 10y 10 fest vide 60 feet south Of Wilkes street,
across sill property, there being q large frsma
stable on said ID feet alley.
Trims Of Sale: OEotll:d cash. and the residue
in two equs ray men!3 at SIX and twelve months
rsspecliYuly from the dsts Of ssle; tho deferred
payments to bear Interest from tho day of sale
and TO bo evidencst by tho bonds OF the par
chaser or purchasers: the title to ba retained
ua!il thu whole OF the purchase money has been
rsi. Convey alcing st tao coat of the purchaser.
h. KEMPEB.
no1i-Ti1 Special Commissioner
A!so a! tia samo tio,h AID pkce l will ole-
The VALUABLE PROPERTY on the south
west corner Of Ql5s1 and Lea streets, fronting
on On BON street nalf Square and on Leo qust-
Ter OF sQusra iU!rrovei By BRICK AMI
FRAME HOUSES. 1hs vacant c,rnsr is
sdspted Tor cosl And wood yard. or a good lc-
cation for m anu factu.ing Of Guy kind.
Ya7ms msda known Oh day of sale. roVHN
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strong.

According TO the recent canva1s Of The ,lea.
ton returns st Richmond two hundred and
thirteen thousand votes were polled in this State
en- The S.h ultimo. As the prepay OF enc
dollar WAS requisite for tho validity OF avery
single one of these votes. the State Treasurer
should have S2l3,CC0 in HI, hands 10 the credit
Ct the school fund. or Auditor Massey should
not only be com PEELED 10 Tell the reason why
Lot. but also 10 make good tho deficit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02

Gesersl Mahonss Washington city sud
Northern organs claim his rooent sacots, 3, 3
republican victory. bu; lis homo organ says i.
was 20! republican. bu! a resdiuster victory.
The former. however. arc now reinforced 10
their view of The case by the Grant and Al
tbur republican Wide Awakes. of Charleston,
South Carol ns." ADD tina: should settle the
question. Blu. it mus! he understood in q il
'nstssoe that Republican votoly msaus negro
victory. for there are comparatively few reput-
lic,ns 10 Virginia. and many Of those fl ed TO
vote. while every negro 10 the s ate, even those
10 The ground and 10 tho psni!entisrg
whom substitutes waro fouad--voted; and
what elsc.ed Cameroo Vas the fact that they
voted for him alnos! to map. ninety Thousand
strong.
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ADDOiEtnlant.

WAsHtEGToN d. O., Dec. g. Secretary Fol.
COR to- day appointed Mr.. James B. Butler. late
U. s. Attorney fer Idaho, special agent of the
Treasury Department for uGe MONTH and do.
tailed him to take charge Of the appointment
been accepted, to take etfac. on Dec IN Der 81 t.
u?!il VIII h dste Mr.. Lamphero his been grant
cd leave Of ah:encs
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&eGrOoS LYnCIleiI.

OXFORD, N. q, Dec. 1.-The bodies OF The
two negroes John Brodie and Shsdrsck Hester,
who lave been incarcerated since the dsy after
thu Lynch murder, were yesterday morning
found hanging from the limbs OF a large oak tree
near the western outskirts of tho town. There
was settled conviction this! thsy were guilty Of
the most s!rocious crime ever committed ia that
section. is quie! and no appreh enslon is fell
of any trouble sbou. The lyuching nistier,
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NEWS OF The DAY.
Contract has been signed bstween

A c'ntrlct has been sgned between The Bal
tl@ore snd Ohio and the Boff,o. Pi;tsburG
and Western Railroad Companies for so tote,
ossnge OF business, the latter road to build az
extension OF sc miles from New Castle, ps,
to Chicago junction. where it c,uneo!s with ,hf
Baltimore and Oli', thus giving The latter al
outlet to Lake Etie.
A ioint caucus of the democrats of the Ken.
tucky Senate nnd House was hsId last upht &c
dominate candidate for u. 8. Senator 10 sue.
coed the Hon. James B. Beck. There were 81
men b ,rs present. Senator Bsek's usms wa:
the only one presented. After two or three
speeches eulogiziug him, he received the uuan
imou5 vote of the CAUCUS He was notified oil
is action aud made speech Of thanks. The
action Of the caucus makes bis cleo ion q mere
f0rmalty.
Two beW tobaoeo fa3tnrias ara hair o. aar.
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ArreSt1I.

PANAMA. Nov. 22-Calderon ior Rtm3 ii lie
provisional President of Peru. i. now with his
Mi1ister Of Foreign Affairs. Gs!vtz. prisoner
IN Chillan hsnds. He wHs arrested on tina G.h
inst. 80 he was returning from mss AID allowed
few minutes in which to prepare for vi,L to
Chill. tho !eDgth of which he nor no ore cleo can
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6Iass Esetarz nesfroYed.

PoE EErs1E. N. T.. Dec. 1.-The Pokeepsio
Glass Works wore Destroyed by fire last night
together with large quantities OF glts! ready for
| shipment aud in PROCESS OF manufacture. The
loss On stock and buildings is Estimated a. $3.50 :
OCU; insurance $3.50, Gl0 The Ere was no doubt
the work Of an incend.r7.
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Get out Doors,

Tde c?Oso confinement CT all factory work,
languid. miserable feelings poor blood, inactive
liver. kidney aud urinsry troubles and oil the
physicians aad medicine ia The world cannot
help them unless they get cut OF doors or use
Hop Bl!teis. the Iutest and beat remedy, e..
pecis:ly tor such cates, having abundance of
health sunshine and ro,y checks in them. They
cost tn! II a e. Christian Recorder,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02

Mr. Arnold {. Roth, Wooster, o aio, write.
My wife and self we're ausoksd Wlth a savere
oase Of rheumatism. ST. Jaoots Oil gave a.
Immediate relief. We chssrluly recommend
1t to out fi.lds sld the eeaersl Iubc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02

The market closes quiet ani esSy. Tue ii lalIi
TO, Flour fer homo coufumr:;on IS !eir, bu!
p1iceI arc unchanged. The oGtrinss Of Whoa,
amounted to-day 10 100 bushele, ALI saiea weso
made at l23. les and l96 fer Full. lbs f6r IL.
cd and LID and lii for Lancaster. Conn ia e
shade lower, and email lots brought 70 ior ns9
ard "a and IS for OLD white No ESQ or CG,s
offered. Bacon hsa tendency downward, ard
we quote hama lc lower Country pr2iut9 is il
better receipt, anl sales ara quickly tnsAo b.:
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02

A by seven years old. plsyiog ioa paper
mil ct MaDasuok. Pa, Oh Wednesday, was
caught 10 the b:ltiog, aud bis head ard arms
tern from his body.
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Aoybo3y Gan o,!oh coll COW. The irGubis
/. to let 80, like the nsu who clught tbs bes'.
We advise cur readers to keep bottle of Dr.,
Bulls Cough Syrup bsndy.
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observation-disclosures,

WHITEHALL. N. Y, Dec. "A stay vi PIC
esedings having bsen granted in the Csc Of
Willet, the execution which Wss to Lave taken
place 10 day has been indefinitely postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02

Forty years trial bis proved "BLACK.
ORAUGHI' the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by x. 8. Leadbeater & Bro,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02

a SeFcosdo eas ted red ly prominent Nav
\ ork democrats to Congressman 8. 8. Cox,
last night. 10 walcome him bone after bis
Eurourgn tour.