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1t is very poor economy to endesvor
to relieve cold BY neglecting il, when .
Is cent bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure 1t ut once.
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Il nave reached the conclusion that
American rides are the best vocalists.-
Strskosch. It's no wonder. lent DR.. BuIl's
Cough Syrup manufactured in this country !!
-Eyery Sunday.
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LATER INF RNATION.
Shrewdness and Ability.

Hop si,i-r., -. freely adv, s'issd in all
the p.,er-. setui.r anil religious. are hav-
ing i-,g- ss!s, and are -npp'ani'rg all
otter r,e.i'ci1e- There * no deny ing the
VIRTUES al the hop pisn.. aud the pr1prie-
tor, oi these bstters have shown great
.hrswdnp-s and ability in compounding .
bitters. whose virtues are 20 PslPabls to
every ones Observation-Disclosures and
Chronicle
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A gentleman who had risen to great
wealth was poor when be was q boy.
When asked how b had obtained his
fortune, be replied: my father
taught me never to play till my work
was finished, and never to spend money
till I had earned it. If I had but hall
IN hour's work to do in day, l must
do that the irst thing. and in the half
hour. And after that vas allowed to
play could then play with much
more pleasure than If ] had the thought
Of IN unfinished task before my mind.
I had thus early formed the habit oi
doing everything in it, turn. and i,
soon became perfectly easy TO do 90.
It . to this habit ! owe my prosperity. "
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does not always belong to IN inebriate
Kidney troubles will cause bloat, bat War
neri Sale Kidoey and Liver Cure be- never
failed % remove il.
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A V estern Apology.

Sn"non lNebl tEtEl'n.
This is our experience in running q
news paper. Little did We think
when we placed our name in the
Clarion as the responsible person for
the matter that happened to find IFS
way into these columns than anything
would ever happen that We would
have to take back or have q head put
on US. The item which appeared
about ore "ProfessOr" Gerbert playing
the "Arkansaw Traveller" around the
street corners Of Kearney for cold
biscuits and slack and sour barley
water has got to be apologized for.
Last Wednesday. when we were going
along one of the principal
streets of the county seat,
in company with several friends.
there suddenly appeared before our
gaze the slandered professor. He
commenced the conversation by say
ing he had not been given his dinner
by . servant girl at the back door, and
thought he would make q lunch of
the writer. We entered q protest.
but to no use. He claimed he was
four hundred miles from home, both
heels run over. and all wool and q yard
wide. warrantd neither to rip nor ravel,
and had killed enough editors to make
q corduroy road from Lookout Noun
tain to Puget sound. He unbuttoned
his coat, and gently placing his hand
in his pocket. he calmly gave US our
choice between q retractiOn and hav-
ing our carcass shot full of bullet
holes. As the thoughts rapidly trsv-
ersed our mind about having our re-
mains sent to an aged and loving
mother, looking like the top seive of q
tanning mill, and how our creditors
would mourn at our death; az We
thought Of another I'erson who holds
q warranty deed OF four sections Of
our hearts. town 6, range Is. and the
idea Of being shot by second-class,
onehorse, crank fiddler, was more
than We could stand. Hence the
apology.
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Petit Jurors for Circuit Court.
The following named persons have been
drawn to compose the petit jury for the
May term, 1881, of the Pettis county cir
cult court:
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DEATH OF PROF. KEMPER.
He Passed Away at Boonvilie Yes
terdsy Afternoon.

Word IN. received in S.dsli. last eve
ming tbs, Prof. F. 7. Kemper, principal OF
the we'll and favorsbly known family
school besrinz his name at Boonsille, bad
died Of pneumonia during the afternoon.
and the intelligence caused . universal ex-
preston Of sorrow FROM msny friends in
this city.
He vas taken i'll a week ago to-da-, With
some indications Of pneumonia, which
seemed to suddenly seize his whole body,
and the dissase merged into . malignant,
form Of typhus pneumonia, when on Mon
day he lost conciousness. He rallied Tues-
day afternoon With cheering hopes. bat re-
lsspsd, and At $50 p. N. yesterday died,
almost without suffering.
lie had been engaged in teaching in
Boonviile Tor the past thirty y~ars. IS
principal and founder Of the Kemper
family school, and bad grsdua,ed students
from nearly ever state and territory in
this country, all of whom will greatly
mourn his un,imely death. His loss will
be deeply felt IN the Vine Clad city in all
the relations Of life, ~ teacher, neighbor,
Citizen and christian.
The funeral services took place ut p.
to-day at the Presbyterian church, Of
which he Wa . most ardent and consistent
member during . long and ua-ful life, af-
ter which his remains we're placed in WAL
nut Grove cemetery.
The city council met yesterday afternoon
and passed suitable resolutions in respect to
his memory, deplcring his loss 10 the city
and state.
The mayor iseued proclamation urging
oil business men to Close their houses while
the funeral ceremonies were teing observed
to-day
4 Former oedaiian's Hard Luck.
Mr.. Elias Bixby TO- day received . tels-
gram from bis soo.in.lsv, T. W. Willie, Of
the extensive Wholesale Hardware 6rm Of
Kelly, willis 4 Co., Kansas City, saying
''Store burned this morning and stock ell
Loot. Partially insured, but lose will be
heavy"
Mr.. Willie vas formerly with Bixby 4
Houx, in this city, bu, for rome time past
past has been . member Of the above 6rm.
1t 10 said they carried the largest stock Of
goods o: any hardware dealers in Kansas
City.
LATER INF RNATION.
Since writing TIE above the HAz,o learns
that the hr. broke out IT 3 o'clock this
morning in the .our-stnrv building occu-
pied h. Wuo;wsrsi. Faxon Il Co. as drug
-'o.-, .rd Communicated - the hardware
.bIi-hr,snt # Kelly, Willis Il Go.
Ss7,rai o'her handing. wee burned, owing
- Tie I've, ,;.a, the water works gave out
a.. III. ire dep~r' m~nt wss compelled to
drI~a' on The c,st-,ns in the vIc,oity. the
entire loss .ii' foo. up a consider able -um.
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At st. Joe, Mo-, on February 9th.
L. H. Seaver and Mi0 Nellie d.
Osborne.
Mr.. Seaver will be remembered %
Homer Seaver, son Of the Rev. w.
r. Seaver, who Wa, . number Of
ysars ago, pastor Of the Coogre-
eational church in this city. Homer
is now residing at Ellsworth. Kas.,
whore be u practicing law.
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Handy Hints.

Cotton wool get With sves; oil and laud.
snum relieves The ear-ache very soon.
To obtain . glossy skin. Pour upon /.
pint Of bran sufficient boiling v.tes to
cover il. Let il s:and until cold and then
battle the face With it, only psi,ing the
skin With soft towel to dry it.
You can get . bottle or barrel Of oilo6
Of any CARPET or WOODEN stuG By applying
dry bucks heat beautifully and faithfully
Never put water OF liquid Of any kind "a
sueh . sreesespos.
To take iron stains out Of marble. An
equal quantity Of fresh spirit Of visrol and
lemon juice being mi1ed in . bottle, shake
veil, Vet the sposs and in . lev minute
rub With soft linen ill they disappear.
II Jour ioagos 10 coated and you are sui
iering from billiousne., liver troubles, Of
any difficulty Of the kidney, blsddss Of
urinary organs, take Waruer's Safe kidney
and Liver Cure without delay. All troub
Len Of the kidoe5s OF liver. however slisht
are daseesous. bot TIM remedy IL . esstais
protection asaisst them al.
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FIRST PANEL.

FIRST PANEL.
J. P. Gorrell. J. F. Hes.
Pat. Cashmsn. Thos. B. Price,
Jas. Tay lor. John Restor,
V. T. Chiffon, II. Taylor.
Dan. Msthena, John Gallie,
J. q. Edwards, Jeshul Rhodes,
Warren Pemberton, James M. Campbell,
Wm. Vinson, w. L. Better,
T. w. CloDsy, 8. H. Beilsr.
SECOND PANEL
Peter Hay, J. J. Gueir,
Adam Scott. L.G. Yocum,
J. N. Lee. w. J. Castle,
J. W. Estabrooke. Wade Mostly,
Wm. Courtney, w. &. Thomas.
E. Lappheimer, G. v. S. Mckinley,
James Taylor, Jsmes. L. Warren,
r. p. Crume. Hugh Brent,
J. Il. Barley, Geo. C. Mclaughlin.
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~COME AND SEE THE NEW
GOODS AND ASH PRICES.
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THE MAYORS say

Mayor Evans vas vi.iied by BAzOO
man this morning and asked IL he would
suspend Me~sr.. Turner and Jsffress. He
replied that he had not vet full exsmined
into the csse ard could not say - 10 What
he would 30. II re did suspend them, he
would appoint Iwo spscisI- TO do duty DIR.
ing the rvmsinder Of his term If Office.
BorH OF EN- sCsPENpED.
Al nom to day, since writing the above,
Mayor Evans, after examining the testi.
mony in the csse, requested Marshsl Smith
to excuse both Turner and JsfIress from
further duty and their stars ard other
property was taken from them.
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RAILROADS IN PETTIs.
Their Valuation - Assessed BY
the County Court Yesterday.

At meeting OF the county court. yes'er-
day afternoon, the property Of tine different
railroads in Pettis county was as.essed n
folloVa.
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~JEWELRY MADE AND Re-
PAIRED In THE BEST MANNER. TO
LOOK LIKE NEW.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
STATE NEWS.

Montgomery has an oil refinery.
There are only two cslored Federl
officials in North Alabama.
The colered lawyer at CSurtlan,l gets
plenty practice.
Thames and Riley. of Greenville, have
patented cotton planter.
Notice has been given by the State
Treasurer that no punched coins will
be received.
Jno. Snowden. aged l6, was killed
near Bursonville, Monroe Co, by Ow-
ens. Both hadbeen drinking.
In the Circuit Court at Tuscaloosa,
Ormond Sparks was convicted and SEN
fenced to l6 years in the penitentiary
for the killing Of Nimrod Freeman one
year ago.
Chief U. S. Engineer Wright with
Mayor King have been insp Getting the
work at the Muscle Shoals.
JtdlC VI IDSlIuC
ton Armstrong is recovering from a
serious spell Of sickness.
new Post-office has been establish
ed at Swearington, Marshal county.
The Talladega eolored Fair closed on
the 9TH.
Steve Smith, colored, was drowned
in the Tennessee, near Blair's | land,
Lauderdale Co.
Lauderdale County has l3-year -old
bride.
The Cullman Jail has been empty one
year.
Tho aggregate monthly wages paid
to railroad employees ut Decatur is $2l-
so.
McSpadden the colorcd man reporte d
to have been killed by the falling scaf-
fold at Greensboro is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Goodloe, colored, preached
to a crowed audience of white and col
ored people in the Court house last
Monday night. We hear his sermon
spoken Of in complimentary terms
.Sf0tkS60r0 Citizen.
Mr. James Mason, worthy colored
man, is in charge at Knoxville or the
Deaf and Dumb School which was pro-
vided for at the last Legislature. There
are SIX little fellows at the institution
Chattanooga Times.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
News Items.

Guftnau's trial begins Monday.
November oath is Thanksgiving, Day
Dakota wants to be ad.nitted a.
State.
Fred Douglass lectures. at Knox VILE
OH the 2lst inst.
The North Carol na Legislature con
tains Is colored members.
The Flippsr Court-martial is in prog
ress at kost Davis, Texas.
Coiored soldiers are guarding Sitting
Btih AID so braves at Fort Randall.
President Arthur will move into the
White House this month.
The Mormon missionaries are makino
many converts in The Soath. They car
ry them to Colorado.
There are thirty-oae 5000 subscrip-
tions to the Mrs. Garfield fund.
Five States elected Governors last
Tuesday, viz Massachusetts,, Minnes, :
ia, Mississippi, Virginia and Wiscon-
sin.
Promi aent eolored citizens of Chatta-
hooga Tenn> have written letter to
FRED Efouglass inviting him to lecture
in sheir city.
excursions from Chattanooga to the
Atlanta Exposition are run at the very
cheap rate OF s. for the round trip.
Some OF the Georgia roads have nut
DOWN their excnrsion RACES as low as
Dne centa mile.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
coLoaED EDUCATIONAL DlREcroR ,
COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES.

COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES.
nUsr NORMAL INSTITUTE, Huntsville,
" Ala Tuition free. Opens Sept
] eniber 18th. Preparatory, Normal
Music and Business courses.
Miss o. l.. Smith, Principal.
peAMproN Normal and Agricultural
~ Institute, Hampton, Va.
gt TUITION FREE. Term
begins Oct. l. Board $40 per month
one-lalf payable in labor. Opportunity
for limited number to EARN the whole.
S. d. ARMSTRONG,
Principal.
5gNoxvILLE COLLEGE, for ladies and
e gentlemen. Opens Sept. 9th. IN
"a ition, boarding, bed, fuel, light and
books, cost only $5Oa year. For par
ticulars and catalogue send your name
and catalogue send your name and
post-office to
y. S. MCCULLocH, Pres,
Knoxville, Tenn.
NASHVILLE NORMAL. AND THEoLoGI-
ks9 CAL INSTITUTE, Nashville, Tenn :.
II A Baptist School of high grade.
Expenses, $S to 80 per month. Session
opens Sept. I. For catalogues or in
formation, wtite to
PROF. LYMAN B. Te r.
Howard UNIVERSITY, Washi ton,
n d. &. Fall Term opens Sep. Der
IL lIth, 1881. TUITION FREE iE !, NAL
Preparatory, Collegiate and TA~n .ieal
departments, and in medicine a. law
the fees are ue,y lO2g. For other u rtic-
.lilars address
Secretary, Howard University,
Washington, ID. c..
ETsK UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
j. Rev. Il. NJ. CRAvATTE, M. A.. Presi-
Z dent. Seventeenth year begins Sep
tember 5th.. 1881. Fnll and Complete
Courses of Stndy. Terms very low =
For Catalogues and full Information
address E. r. GILBERT. Treasurer.
- ALI. DEGA COLLEGE, ,TALLADEGA, AAA.,
il the best equipped School in the
State. Location the most healtsful.
Tam begins October Is. Early anpli-
cation will be necessary to make ssire of
Iaroom. Information cheerful y given.
Address, mentioning this paper,
GEO. N. ELLIS, Secretary.
Talladega, Alabama.
mEREA COLLEGE, Berea. Ky. For
Is Ladies and Gentlemen both white
81 and colored. All Departments from
Primary to College, Scientific and Clas-
steal. Board, tuition, room and fuel
$72, per- year. $24, to be paid at begin
ming Of each term. Opens Sept, 2S.
For catalogue or information address
P. D. DODGE, Treasurer,
Berea, KY,
EaILLOTSON NORMAL AND COL
LEGLATE INSTITUTE, Austin, Texas
Fail term hegins October ), SSI.
Full and complete ceurses of st,nlv. AL
sol an opportunity afforded a liniteo
Of worthy and needy students,
to Teet part or all Of their expenses
Terms very low. For catalogues and
further Information, Address, men
tloning this paper,
KEN. w. E. BROOKS,
President
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

WHY should not Representative
Southern Republican be appointed
T. the Cabinet? +? Would such yecog-
milton Of the Southern wing Of the
party lessen it's chances for future
SUCCESS sr detract aught from its re-
sPsstability and Influence. Ga the
contrary would it not arouse to renew
I'd life that ever true and faithful BODY
Of Republicans whose votes always
give victory to the party in close ma
6oaal contests,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Rust Normal Institute.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA,

This we'll know school. will begin its
next session the first Monday in Septem-
Fer ls5l The usual number Of teachers,
who Ti'l not be changed, will be pres
en'.at the opening OF the school. LII the
Institution special attention will be Civ
Ga to The theory and practice of teaching.
sIhe urgent demand for thoroughly
competent teachers for our common
schools c;ilis for special efforts t, make
this Department efficient. This course
will also be found well adapted to the
wants of those who desire to tit them
selves for the ordinary business pur-
suits OF life, thorough instruction being
given in Bookkeeping. In lS7Oa larS e
and commOdiOus.
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING
was erected at the cost of seven thou
sand dollars This building is furnished
with ali necessary apparatus. Stu
dents desiring admission TO this institu-
ton must present certificates of good
moral character.
Regular public examinations are held
1T the close of each term, whic', are 50
conducted as to exhibit clearly the stu
dents knowledge of the subject pursu-
ed tiunllg the term. The moral and re-
ligious cultureof the student is REGARDED
;ts a matter of the utmost importance
The Institute library cosisrs of several
| hundred volumes and affords valurable
i reasiing matter to students. A rgtlai
| Literary Society is connected with tht
school
! \ sniilI fee of fifty cents per mont.
vii he charged to assist in defrayins
! tie school expences. This fee is payabh
/ i'll adyA,Yce Board con be obtained a
private families for live dollars Il month
IL iSto he hoped that large number
viii patronlze this Institution in th
fail.
o. l.. SMITH,
| II l6, If. Prihcipr
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

Our colored Fair opens in Montgom-
cry Monday. The managers have
cur thanks for complimentary ticket.
From the information we have this
meeting opens with fattering pros
poets, and promises to reflect mach
credit upon the Association having it
In charge as well as the colorsd. peo.
pie generally. We trust that Presi-
dent Washington and Secretary Scott
will favor Us with the proceedings for
publication,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

TAAnksaIvING day should be observ.
ed BY all. Notwithstanding the
shotness Of the crops the blessings be-
slowed upon the country are manifold,
and far out of proportion to its deserts.
Mans heart is naturally perverse and
wicked and it is only through the su-
prsns goodness of his Maker that he
IL allowed to live and breathe and en-
Joy the boanteous gifts of life.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
SATURDAY. NOV. 70. 1881.
uotico.

Dutsoriptisss t. this paper are due
= H1vsaee. Oar ffisads who are still
h1GAmA . . will coBsi@er = blue
at>1 = this DsagraPh 30 q request
- sstfsnsut, which they will please
1alD iAmsdatsly. Money by mail
ssss1l ~ ssat sitAsr BY . postoffics
nsasy srlG sr registered letter.
0mhwibss will eeafer q. favor On
u u . FsnPt notifications Of any
fi1surs = fsseivs their paper. #.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

"GoD save the Liberties of Ameri-
ca" says the French historian Guizot
was phrase adopted by the Virg;p-
ians at the close of their prQslama-
tions, in 1776, before the Declaration
Of Independence. The good old com
monwealth renews tie prayer in 1881.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

NorING the fact that Lieut.. Flipper
isa qaadroon. The Chicago Ne,cs
infsrs- 1T is as likely as net that
the three-fourths OF white blood
whieh he has been compelled to carry
around with him is the cause Of his
ruin"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

THs 6csttsboro Citizen comes to the
conclusion that the men "who are buy
ing up COME derate bonds will find it
about as profitable as buying up
checks On zebra's back in Arabia"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
End Of Volume III.

This issue completes the second vol
ume Of the GAZETTE The next issue
will begin Volume iii.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

FIVE Governors INDUCED the little
whim OF weighing themselves at At
lanta. Ga. last week. Gov. Hoyt, of
Pennsylvania, took the premium fer
weight. balancing the scales at 24S
psuAds.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

CoLoRED Virginians went solid
Let US see if they will be remembered
after the battle.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

Ono has two colorsd Legislators
Alabama has none. There is some
thing rotten in Denmark.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

VIM Cannon, Of Alabama, pris-
Detreit, Michigan, died Wednesday
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
A Victory for Christianity.

The following complaint, self ex-
planatory, was presented and discuss
cd in the Southern Presbyterian Sy-
nod sitting at Memphis last week;
GERMANTOWN, April 80, 1881.
The undersigned would respectfully
complain to the Synod Of Memphis
against the decision OF the Memphis
Presbytery in refusing TO allow Rev.
s. Park (colored) to vote in Presby-
terry. The complaint is on the ground
that it is in violation of our form of
government, which gives to every
minister in good and regular standing
the right to deliberate and vote on all
subjects pending before Presbytery.
r. r. EVANS,
A. JOHNSON.
A. +. FLYN,
w. q. READY,
The Rev. Angus johnson addressed
the Synod in behalf Of the compli-
ments saying that he spoke for great
principle. On call Of the ayes and
n'es in the Memphis Presbytery objec-
tion was raised when the name OF Rev
5. Park colo ed was called to his right
to vote.
On an appeal from the chair the
Presbytery decided that Bro. Park
could not vote. Rev. johnson con-
strued that decision to mean that the
General Assembly had taken such
action that Park had no right to vote
on account of his color, but he held
that the General Assembly had no
right to take any action to bind the
Prssbyteries. There being nothing in
the constitution about color Rev.
Park had a rig hit to vote. Mr. Rose
addressed the Synod in opposition to
Mr.. Park right to vote, held that he
was ordained in defiance of law as the
General Assembly of 1869 never de-
sired to place colored preachers in this
position or give them an equality
with white ministers.
Among tue number Of divines who
opposed proscriptive ideas of Mr.. Rose
was the Rev. Mr.. Carnes. The eist
Of his argument as given by the Chat
tanooga Times was: that the General
Assembly was not above the consti-
tuition of the church, nor above the
Bible, which says that in "Christ Je-
sus there is neither Jew nor Gentle,
bond nor free;" that before God
we are al! one. He cited the case of
an Indian delegate to the Generl As
sembly who had all the rights of any
man accorded him Oh the floor Of the
Assembly"
The result Of the struggle is given
= Last Saturdays APpvW, as follows:
Rev. Sam Park, colored, was ad
mitted to full membership in the Pres
byterian Synod yesterday by vote
Of As to II, majority Of "a. This
settles the whole question at issue,
whether Of color, as is maintained by
some, or of qualifications as is asserted
by a minority of the members Of the
synod. Hereafter it will be under
stood that colored Presbyterians
within the Jurisdiction of the Synod
Of Memphis have the same right as
their white brethren, and thus is pre-
served intact the broad, liberal prin-
ciple on VIII ch the church has always
rested her claims for the consideration
Of "all sorts and conditions Of men,"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

A Few more such Oh years might
result in the taking of of the Dem
ocratic party.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

The Republican elephant is healthy
and happy.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Mail Lettings.
Notice to Contractors.
PosT OFFICE DEPARrhENT
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 10. 81. J

Proposals will be received at the
Contract Office Of this Departm en1
until 8 P. NJ. of January 7, 1882 bor
carrying the mails Of the United Ssases
upon the routes, and ACCORDING 10 the
schedule OF arrival apA departure
specified by the Department, in the
Sta-e Of Ala.salaa, from July 1st, 1882
to June spth, 1884. List of routes,
with schedules Of arrivals and depart
ufes, instructions to bidders, with
forms for contracts and bonds aud all
other necessary information, will be
furnished upon application to the
Second Assistant Postmasssa General
THos L. JAMES,
Postmaster General
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

SHALL Alabama be the next to burst
her bends?
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

VIRGINIA leaves big hole in the
hitherto Solid South.