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cuffs, the back Of the basque. and on
the retrousse sides Of the skirt.
SPRING AIANTIEs

cuffs, the back Of the basque. and on
the retrousse sides Of the skirt
SPRING AlANTIEs.
Shorter wraps Of medium length with
great square sleeves are offered for the
spring. These are of black satin Sici.
lienne, or the twilled satin Surah. elnb-
GRATED with lace frills and beaded garni-
lures, or else they are of light gray or
ecru cameFs hair shirred into shape with
many rows Of gathers around the neck.
at the waist line, and on the sleeves.
Fringes and passementerie trim these
wool wraps.
FLANNEL AND BUNTING DRESSES.
New dresses Of ecru. coachmeD'.
drab, or dark blue flannel of the sleazv
quality fit for summer mornings are
made entirely of one material. without
gay trimmings or combinations. Tie
belted basque Is tucked all over length
wise, the material being first tucked nv
machine, and the different pieces-fronts.
side forms. and back-afterward cut
from it, and laid upon the lining. The
tucks are a third of an inch wide. and
a tritie more than their own widthapart.
The silesia lining has two darts, like any
other basque, but these darts do not aI,-
pear in the tucked outside there is.
however, the under-arm dart that
modistes find it necessary to use now
hat the ''cross basque seam" al the
waist line is abolished. The back has
| short side form, and no seam down the
middle; the basque extends very long
md plain over the hips, like Jersey,
nd is not trimmed at the ends. The
ieck has Cyron collar, and the but
ons are either gilt or steel The BELTS
luite narrow, being only an inch and IA
alf wide it is laid upon a morocco belt
0 keep it smooth, and is completed by
metal buckle, or else a strap.
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RENE COURT DECISIONS
The Clarion BY l. Brame, Attor-
'S1 aey-at-Law, Jackson MISS
OCTOBER TERN, 1880

CLARK, IT AL,
v No. 86l6.
srEEs OF JEFFERSON
COLLEGE,
70 the Chancery Court of Adams
tv Hon. Ralph North, Chancellor
aodapt. in error obtained decree in
c,prt below for the enforcement Of a
deed execu ted by Clark and wife.
: opinion is given in full.
pBELL. J.
ira c3a6s.so may be taken at the return
,Itboueh the summons be not persons
vfcuf.-J Code of 1871, Z lO2l. sec.
bf same code does not apply 70 chAhcei!
= defence Of the statute Of limitations
be awaited Of in some mode by the
bdant. before a decree, and cannot be
ked for the first time by appeal. Pat-
r. Igrnhqm, % Miss, 81; 1reher y,
rs Mis-. 1913; Ho1d q. Ford, -
81. UUtia41a o. FioWer', 81 Miss,
this respect there Is no difference be-
h "A married woman and any other adult
ndaut. A. party to SUIT, she Is
ect 10 the same rules which affect others.
r. PIX. 9 :. & ". IA.
l. deed Of trust, the subject OF this suit,
#exeruted before the Code Of 1857, and
m there wa 10 limitation or restriction
L. right of married woman to en-
"A ,er her land by the joint deed OF herself
#l.u,baud. properly acknowledged.
,sigas D. BacJn. % Miss, 272;
b. o.. HTtHgate, 80 Miss, 40;
kqer. .H3atg1merH, 80 Miss, 50.
ID erefora, the bill presents case, which
Unaffected by the statute of limltations)
lied the compiaiHants to decree for
sale Of the land embraced in the deed
tu-t. As stated above, the case is not
n viewed with reference to the statute
Limitations. which was not set up as
Hncc by demurrer, plea or answer, and
'decree rendered is correct, and it is
AErmea.
j L. Meleu and Nugent & Melville,
blaiutifs in error.
r.on & Shields and NJ. Green, contra.
Not to be Reported.l
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Opening ansa Giosl.:s OF tie Rsails

Opening anu Giosfs:s OF tie Mails.
CLOSING.
Washington y. O., ana Nortboastarn msils s
o. M, Il III. snt sad 8 10 =. ii.
Western ia.Is 30 and 8 Is .. n.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va. 10 80 2,
N. and 81 and Is p n.
South and Southwestern Inaiis, Wis Lynch
burg, Virgins, way End through mails, w =.
III. and " p. IL.
Aanassas division 20 y. 70.
Alexandria 10 Hound Hill Va. GO = 1a1
U?EEIHG,
Nor!he.n n2d = os-@.a Ul&;ls. via Washing
son, y. ~ u Z. II: Il a. eDd uU y. H.
Soutacrt. ;:::si.s, vic N.ch!GurG, "a, 30 g. n
and 80 8. IL.
South western mails 7ia LynchburS, Virgiai.
GhrCugn maiigJ Including Why !n:iiis on ri idlard
Kaii7osG, ) 50 Il. ~.
Nj nn5ssas Division 80 ,. IL for lock box only.
Round Hi! 10 alexandria, Va, j 81 p. n.
Ohco h0urs--Utlico opens 81 ) 81 -. m, Ead
closes at GJ .. II.
Sunday 4oars-0dico opcHs st As e. a., and
closes 8! 3 80 e. II.
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The steamers Of this eompsny make connec-
tions At Norfolk for Boston and sll points Nast !;
ct New York With all points West and North.
west, and st AoSsnd ria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington und Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled caro-
fully AID promptly. For further information
apply 70 i. a. REED, Agent,
r,o Jsnney's wharf.
lilo street,
sep 27-tt Washington, D. Q.
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Stesmors OF this line ~ill run ss follows:
E<s7: E1&FUAE,

connecting with Merchants and Miae.s Line
for Boatop, eteaner
L.sDar D2 ?Ixn Eaa5
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FHlDA 7, at = Gu O'Clock p.m.; returning, leave
N0rtolk on alternate days 81 l. 90 2. 10.
This staunch iron steamer has juet been paint
ed throughout, ststarooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, nnd Is the haudsoclest as we'll AZ the
safest DOE. Oh the totoms &C river and Chesapeske
Day, and is the only steamer making close con-
nert!oh with the Nav Gork and Boston steam-
ers also CONNECTS With kichmo steamers and
railroad iIles south. Stops At PIE&i POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong srd returning.
Beginning My 1t, 1851, excursion tickets,
good tor stven days will bu issued as follows :
Ftrstcsss round trip to Ft M onruo Ind Norfolk
$3 o.; first c!sss infe 10 Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk -; second Class each way ST. 80; first
Glass faro ~ Piney Point and Point Lookout
81 80 FIRST class round trip to piney Puin. sud
PoInt Lookout 81 %; second class each wsy T5c,
Sts!eroums ST. Laeals 753,
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1851 sEsAr 1851
PSr! trCYyya MA E;,ITTx

/ s. / aEGAr J 90
FENNsYLVANIA KuTTE
70 TER NORTH, - EST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
5"aE4 HA!i,S, StLHN2lD SOENEE
hi.y lG.h, 1851.
TINOKE s POTOMAC RAILROAD, COZ.
ner Of Sixth sud stI sets. IS follows:
For Philsdelpbis, New York snd The East. S and
III 80 an. daily, except sunday. and zoe, 1000
end ~ 10 2. n daily, with Palace Oars. inn.
lied ESpross CT Pullman Parlor Cars $50 s.
an. cal!y, ezcept Sunday. For Philadelphia
and III 81 g. n. dsiIy, except SuECsy, and
', 2 o. d., 10 and IL IS y. M. daily.
For Pt!abnrg aDd The Woss Soc :. H., with
Parior CIR TO Plttsburg and Sleeping car 10
Plttsburg and Chicago; 1879 =. II. daily
S.3Q p. H. GHi y, With Palace Gar TO Chicsgo.
For CansndaiSua and me North, SUI d. III.
except Sunday and 49, p Ii. iaily, s1cop.
Saturday, with Pslsce Car Io Cansndsigua.
For Wstkina, 1880 c. Ii. daily excep. San
Gay.
For Baltimore, 6 %, 800, G.2O .rd 1890 q. m;
zoo, 70, 40. sac, $50, 10 10 and iO.l5 D. 10.
On Sunday, 500 and 1879 a.m.; 2.O0. $40, 9.3v,
~ Oh and l0.l5 y. IN.
For tsope's CreeA Limo, 6 40 =. m. and a. p m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 III a. m. and 40 .. m. dsily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Atexandrls 100, ~, $40, and ii 30 a,
H., md ~, B, q ~, 6 end IL 80 p. u. Sun
day st W, 8 ~, and Ii 30 a. m. and = D. M.
Iralns leave Alexandria for Washington, 600
6.c5. ind 10 s. la, and u 40, 3, 3, 7, 9lO
p. N. sid II night.
On Sunday 2: 8.U5, and 0a. N. and % and
" p. N.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH via
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn-
dris at 1929 auc II u 8. m. daily and 20 p.
NJ dSllT, excopt Sunday
Fast mail, leaving at II - O. NJ, makes but two
stops, viz: at Quantico and FrtdsricSsbuty,
between Alexsndris and Richmond.
Tickets and Information can be procured IS
principal railroad ststiouE and ticke. offices
Southeast. J.R. WOOD.
Gsn'l. Passenger Agent
General manager. myl8
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h sl. Southwark, connects at Charlottesville
with Ches. & Ohio 4. r., Bes. and West At
LyncLburg connects with Norfolk West.
eEn X: f.. through Southwest Virginia, 10
Nashville. New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas-and st Dsnvile with Richmond Is
Danville 4. T., to South end Southwest
Express Southwark connects st Charlcttea.
vlle W ell points on Ches. s. Ohio 4. r., and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave AL
exsndria daily, except Sunday, SCJ 8. m. and
IL 35 a.. M, and returning arrive ct Alexandria
II 80 p NJ and 10 p. N.
For MAN ASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 a. m. and Alo1sndria Is =. NJ, dsily
connecting with this Valley Road East snd
West. Leave Str.sburg 81 p. a., arriving at
A!exardrisGst 80 p. III.
MIXEDfRALN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISION leaves kle1andria daily, except Sun
day, at 90 o. m, arriving 81 StrasburS 8. i Us
y. H., and returning losves S.rssburx 6. IS
a. M, arriving in Alexandria az 2 Sc p. NJ.
For Middleburg, daily connection a! Plsinf
| station.
For Uppefville, regular connection at Della.
For WAKReNTON. lesye Washington 1t
| 7 10 a. =. daily and II 05 a. ID. daily, except
| Sunday.
Passengers can leave Warrenton at 8 % am
and take mixed train a. junction and reach
Alexandria st II III NJ, in time to make; A. s.
f. train at II 81 N for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
All trains make Sood connections, Of Wash.
ington, to snd fror, North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
I 10 :. n, running through without change
Fast train wi h Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through u White sui
ptur Springs withcu. Change ard from White
sulphur to Baltim re Tiihout change. This is
tn iastes! train between these points.
| Pullman Sleeping Cars between WashiDg ton
! and Augusta G4a, wisncu. change, On ~ 10
p. u. train.
Through tci.c.a very low 10 the South sHA
Southwest.
.igHENR AlIiaETER q r
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, go.

PERRY Houston COUNTY. Ca
We have known 'SwifEs Syphililc Specifc'
tested in hundreds Of cases of Syphilis, Msrcur-
rislRhemstism, Scrofuls, etc. It made the most
perfect and permanent cures in ercry case.
Hugh l.. Bernard. Sam. ID. kllen. Judge
Co. Ct. J. l.. Warren, Of J.W Lsthrop s. Co ,
Sa7snnsh, Ga I'd ,Jacfson, Dept Cpk. Supr.
Ct, VIM. Brunson, Eli Warren, j. w. Vim.
berly, g. Gilbert, DrR't., j. W. Mann, 20
Treas, VIM. d. Pierce, Shift. G.. O. Duncan,
Dsy & Gordon.
am acquainted with the proprietors, and
many Of the gentlemen whose Signatures appear
10 the foregoing certificate. They are men oil
high character and standing
a. II. COLQUITT.
Governor CT Georgia.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors, Atsnts Ga.
Sold by i. S. JEADBEATER & BRO.
Gail for copy of Young Mems Friend"
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(e23IlesHHuudria Q5azette
TUESDAY sVsNLN4, AUGUST %.

CHILD LIKE AND BLAND Ills came Was
Moses Sparrow. He YVES vey green. That
w05 tie idea tia: awaSs cane lotto Miss Pages
mind when she lock d at Ger counuy landlady )
SOD. Such rustic youth. with such tsr hair,
WON logg, such big blue 'y's, such sDpn &
shoulders. lu,h a lamb ike expres'ioo. And,
beiog there a. the fsTm house, WHITTIER she had
ben scot to sDeld thc summer months be
city belle resolved tLat she would Try her power
Of fssclo4ti)n upon the boy who struck her
good sutI CT iOi Il r;~lou, Ia Which al the fun
Wss to De 90 her sllc sud a.. the scn,lmcnt Cd
his. Aud a. II she went. b gibniog With
smile, ljoS, word, sud r, lciug 10 see the
hsh pllc so rcsGIly. She enjoyed herself very
much uoui shG efeG tired Of It,; and then she
decided on breaking ne heart she mad Woo. sod
erjoJiDg the crash. s. she urocd him Lu 10
the garden aud made HIM Il: beside he7 on
the BEECH under TIE Wis ai,es, sod SAID, sadly
u going home niE, week, ! shall send you
wedding cards Whcn | an Dani.d. an t.
be married u q CT 0 i gentleman ntxt win
ter. Then she "slltd 10 ssc HIM drop OF her
feet but be did pos drop. Hu ony said
wal, "a rea! glad | kiudcr telt ufsid Id
been goln' TOO Tar with yJu. L Oh sort o but
teIfg, firth from tlJwtr 10 f wer you kcow :;
ana heV Il REC win ytu. dp allow. L Was
afraid you - 1T IGto decline or suthu'-
you seemed 10 set 20 much 90 me-if you hesr-
ed suddeU-iike that NE acd Ann Nara was
kceDIn' steady company. Blu, law. serco
you re gou' to be married there sin't 40 harm
done shCudu't he7 Xix d you to drown
yourself, like l'oiher summer boafder did, 10
Ihc milIpoud. She lad NY photograph 10 her
PICKET when she was fs,ed out. Thcn he
smiled at Miss Page, and sho arcs, and sailed
away FROM him with great dignity.
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CHANGE OF TIMK.
on and sitter Monday. October 9TH. the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY GO. will rnn
~ follows wan "n
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
50V, 80, s 30, 9 80, 10 80 and II 20 a. M. and
u 81, 81, z ~ 50, 20, s 50, G 80 aud 80
p. N. "
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 30, Z &C. 6 30, 9 80, 10 80 and II 20 a ~ .,5
Il ~, ~, 250, 3 80, i 80, 80, 6 20 snd : 30
p. N. "
ca Sunday the first trip from each end will be
at 80 i. N. "'N ~
my25 GEO. Z. PHILLIPS, Manager.
I INLAND & SEABoAKD CoAeTlNa co,
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YNAsHINaToN & OHIO kAILRoAD

w ASdlNGTOR & OHIO kAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
IWO TRAINS DAILY except SUM-
DAY. BETWEEN ALIEN ANDRIA
AND ROUND Hill
Beginning May 9, 1851.
Leave Wash ngto:. 81 9 20 :. NJ and 42O q.
M. and Alexandria at 925 E. m. rs D. m.
fass Leesburg, going westward, st II 80 q. N.
and ~ p. m, md arrive at Round Hill at
IL 10 D. n. ana 7 20 p 10. Lesve Round Hill
az . 81 a. m. and II 81 pm. Pass Leesburg, 20.
Ing eastward. at 6 % q m. and 10 D. M, and
srrlVe st Alexandra st 10 0 m, snd Is
p. ~, snd q! Washington s rs 3. m. and
rs p. NJ.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars a. tde Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station at9 70 q. M snu4
p. H., and 80 through to RounC Hill without
change OF CHS.
The 9.25 am. train from Alexandra sDdl9a
?. 10. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Mccoy & Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches tor SnickersvlIe Berryvlle and Win
chester; also Heamer's Line of Coaches, which
!! cave Lsesburg daily for Aldo and Middle.
burg.
Both trains, " eastward make close connec.io3s
Ct Vienna, with Sisson's Line OF Stages for F.ir.
tsx Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 csa nor milo
aanusl tickets. $50.
a. HAVENER,
10y General Ticke: Agent.
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EaSE2 KEW WARE

EdSa NEW YBasE,
sTEA.SE3S Il. C. AVIS Er .s.ED JegL
&i3SvsT
EVERY FRIDAY, r. II 10; and returning,
losvs sew York, tom pier q, HAST river, w.
EkI SATURDAY, at O'CLOCK q. M.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
THE STEAMER
GEORGE L Il A RY

Carrying the q. s. Mall
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Prince street, on
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at 6 D m.
ana AM saIUEDA IS: at $50 p. m, stopping at
fiEey FONT and Point Loosous going and re-
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
HESDAfS. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS st 4
occek p. III. "
Besinning with Meg l, 1881, Excursion tickets
will be issued, good for four dsys, as follow:
FIRST elsas fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
ioIk' - w; FIRST class round trip. SD 90; Second
class, each way, ST So First class fare to Einsv
Point and Point Lookout. ST. 90 First class
round trip, 3d. Second class, each wsy. Is cts.
Ststeroons 81. Meals rs cts.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
l. D. Nun, Egeht mh26
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VIRGINIA CLARE!S Pots ar Q1arts-They
IRE uDequalcd Tor lhclG PURITY auu MEDICINAL
PROPERTIES. Sold by GEO. MCEURNEY &
Son.
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9eS~ Ask pour druggist Tor copy OF ~ oung
Mems tricud" and read Il!
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STEAMERS,
NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after Monday, August lat. 1881 the
Steamer T. V. ARROWSMITH, will leave her
wharf, foot of ri z Street q. 1870 q. m EVERY
MONDAY, THU RSDAY and SATURDAY
for all RIVER LANDINGS On MONDAY a.
far SIS Fomini Fiery; On Thursd.y, Nomini
Currlomsn and Leonsrd!own On Saturday
Currloman and Lcorardtown
Inc steamer connects each trip with steamer
ID YSTlC ut Msthiss Point Tor Brenrs whsrf,
Chapel Point, Brick House. Little Ferry and
N a,to1 Greek.
iy.S-tt il WOOD. Msnsoer
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BRODEKS Is CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbors ia
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUT,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure, old Whigkayf
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey s. Co.'s Phila-
delphis and Clagetts Baltimore Ales, and Berg
ner s. Engefs Lager Beer in casks or bottles.
Agents for James S. WEIGH Best Family
Flour, James S. Kirk s. Co.'S. Standard Soap
Dupont 81 Cos. Sporting aud Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore aud Potomac Rive
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, aNG coreigG
rnents solicited. No ii King street,
oct 26-tf AeIandris, VI.
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.,.t:Ys CLYpE'S STEAM LINE WEpK-
S:S:,4&Sasaias&& LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pR0VJ-
GEACR AND BOSTON.
Steamers lesVe Alexandria EVERY Tues
DAY sEd leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UBDAY.
Tais line connects ut Alexandria with tie q
4. i ID. and " 81 o. +. Rs, snd ct Piilsdai,
phia with C!ydo's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with pConpsnesa and csre.
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philsde!pbia, and
Q wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Freouont
dspsl:ures'. Through rates and through Sills
o. lsdln5 given. Insurance at Inc lowest rstep.
Agents:
T. 4. kEED, Aie2andris.
YIN: CLYDE s. CO., PHILADELPHIA
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. & Georgt'n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-07

spits bis rhsu mstIsm. he sprane
from his chair aud followed the
agile young rufiian, with. the view
Of obtaining personal vengeance.
When the Virginia bloods, who
surrounded jackson, learned Of the
occurrence, they were, to o man,
resolved to pursue and Stay his ag-
gressor. The old hero, with ire
mendons yehemeuos announced
that he was able to fight his own
ashts, that In this CASE he had
been caught of his qua I'd and was
obliged to submit, but he put q
peremptory veto on any man llv.
log interfering between hi msell
and his aggressor. Lamentabls as
all homicldAl Impulses are in this
country, no right divine Of kings
hedges round the President, or any
other ofncial. We are all obliged
to take the chances accorded by
Providence, and no one but born
slave would seek to change this
manly American dispensstiou In
favor Of laws of treason and mis-.
prislon Of treason, Ringing on the
life of any man. however exalted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-07

every body is glad oft. Now let
the busybodies about the White
House drop all sensationalislng for
political effect and lessen the pain
full stress on the honest masses,
who have been subjected to q high
strain Of sympathy and excite.
mont. Thus far not q single bulle-
tin has been telegraphed ~ to the
Presidents injuries which any cd.
uoated physicisn can accept ~ sat-
isfactory or iptelligible. Surgeon.
General Barnes, who has been
quoted again and again ~ giving
the President up a. q hopeless pa
tient, denies these statements.
Why don't the attending surgeons
give an honest bulletin describing
the real seat Of the more serious Of
the Presidsnt's wounds? Echo an.
swers, "Whyq"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-07
Hosssssw works Basnea.


Ehe Prsss0enIs C0naition-Lassss
Baisessss-rho synpsOas 8ssia
f~vor~b'e.
ExEcuTIvE MANSION, July 9th
l p. M-Uniess some unfavorable
change should occur, no further
official bulletins will be issued un-
til $3.50 p. M. Experiments are
now being made under the SUPER
vision of the physicians with DIFF.
ferent sorts of refrigerating appa.
ratus 10 order to relieve the Presi-
dent, If possible, from the uufsvor-
able Influence of the great heat by
srtificiaily cooling the atmosphere
Of his room.
.WAsHINoToN, July eth.-The
last bulletin Issued 1t l O'Clock,
shows the pulse to be 100, tenn
psrature 90 2 100, respiration %
This 10 an increase of two beats In
the pulse, but the doctors do not
consider this as any bad showing.
They attribute 1t 10 the heat OF the
weather and say that all favorable
symptoms continue. The Presi-
deut continued TO rest easily this
morning and to steAdily Improve
aud the doctors cay that every
minute that he continues to gel
&Iong as lie has since yesterday
morning greatly increases his
chances OF 6nai recovery. Some
fear was expressed Of gsngrene 10
the wound, but tho surgeons do not
apprehend this. They say that
there is not single symptom of
gangrene yet and II gADQehe has
set Ia II would show Itself by 10.
mists ksbls signs. The President
mas xpb~tIts aud his stom sch re-
iHins n0urishmsnt t, .dsy aud there
10 every hope u hts recovery. The
city doctors, who have not seen the
President, but who kssp prefssvtop-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-07

WE heartily hope the people of
the United States are not being
tricked into expressions of q spon.
taneous and cordial sympathy with
Mr.. Garfield, which is highly hon-
orabIe to their humanity on the
superstition Of mortal dagger to the
Chief Magistrate Of the Union.
Nevertheless. we hate to see such
y Shiny dispatch as the following,
dated at Washington yesterday:
The recovery OF the President,
which is now considered possible,
as already remarked by friends,
will give the administration hold
upon the people of all sectious
which will be simply invincible.
1t IL suggested this morning that
10 case Of recovery there should be
q national celebration az q sort of
postponed Fourth of July, 10 give
an expression of popular rejoicing.
While the President, az . man,
has been the beneficiary of general
aud generous sympathy from ali
parties, his administration stands
Just where 1t did. Politics is one
thing and humanity is another.
II 1t shall turn out that the Presi-
dental wound, Instead Of being In
. vital part, was really In the mus.
cles of the posterior. as has been
suggested by those who have
watched the case closely, the peo-
pie will feel that they have been
trided With In a gross and inds-
fensible manner.