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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

The negroes of Omshs hsys held mtetiaG
AID ''eudorsed'' Genera! Maboco. As i: ~ag
not sale for them to DO SO, they did not dcc'a,e
10 favor of negroes m1rr9icg white wOmen, rs
did thoss Ct Fredericksburg, but they did rH-
solve that. she political success Of c>tr.l
Americans 10 The Southern States depends Upon
close al!iarc, with The !nGt pcGGcut novcEe ut
represented by Hon. Wm. Mshone." Noa so
far as the political rights end political freedom
of tho negroes Of the South era colc.rn:d, 30
Southern man. however blinG ho may b. 10 the
benefits thereof that are so apparent to some
Northern men, clja c!s 10 then; hu; j. is not 80
with their political success, ioT lGat IatEss utter
ruin to oil tho ineEis S OF tao Sou!!i, thei, OVID
Included. snd therefore ucc:;si;etcs tho opposi
ton Of Ill who have tho peeco, prosperity and
welfare Of the Sju;h CT any OF the Southern
States OF heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
Financial.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE Pas:'s GnaGci,i
article says: At tic stock exohsusn u. s. j.;
are still higher. heiog UP TO llG, .llT, ayj lhs
AS to ll53; the 6 are up 10 l04! aud the ); to
1929. State bonds arc strong, tho rcDl iSuci
are up sa24 per cent. r r bonds arc iricla5y
tn! generally higher. The stock msr!.e: a y
rulo Is strong, although shortly altar tAe op,a
ing prices declined fraction. Tie slrops,s;
stocks have advanced to the following figures:
Northern Pacific preferred to Isl. Nlilwsuknc
ard st Paul to 12l, G g q 4 | to SCI,
New York to 100, Hannibal 6 St Joseph TO X
for the common and It'll for the rroferrad, ga
Union Pac to lI0t Wabash TO 5A2 end SIT prt
Omaha TO as for the common and 1U22 for ,aN
preferred. OF the coal stocks Delaware g. iiuI.
con IS the strongest, being up to ll31. OF the
Southern stocks Louisville Sc Nashville is IN 10
lOla. Memphis s. Charleston to = cad tho Che,
81 Ohio stocks 4a3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

hlr. Thomas Briggs, ono of tho oldest ci!i-
z'us of Chesterfield, died at his residence, at
Midotbiao, Monday.
Messre. l5ge & Mahono. tobacoonis!s of
Petersburg, hav, been awarded the Govern.
ment contract FIR furnishing tobacco fox the
ludsns.
The ITO working parties 90 the Norfolk and
Eizabeth( IN. G.. railroad arc rapidly approaoh-
iug each other. and tia probable this! the les!
spike will be driven on Friday negt.
Ez:a t. Summers, one of the best citizsns Of
Norfolk, died on Sunday, aged SO. During the
yellow fever epidemic of 1855 he vas an earnest
worker, and when Hunter Woods. tho Mayor,
tell Violin to the disease, Dir. Summers was
elected to fill the vacancy.
Bishop Keane has been offered the Cosdiu.
torstip Of the Arch Diocese of San Francisco,
CAL, aud declined it! The Bishop is COW in
Chictgo. This gave rise to the report that the
Bishop Was going to Philadelphia as Cos6 jutcr
OF Archbishop Wood.
President Garfield is to be at the HAMPTON
Normal School commencement on thu 10 h
Instant, and will lay the the corner stone of the
"Stons" Memorial building. Gen. 0. o.
Howard, U. s. A., is 10 take the leading part
in The dedication Of tho new Academic Hall.
Tho ladies of lakewood Memorial Association
were engaged ell yesterday in decorating the
graves ct the Confederate dead 10 the Rich.
mond cemetery. Not grave vas neglected.
and 10 the evening tho roads leading to Oak.
wood were filled with persons vending their way
to this beautiful city OF the dead.
Mr.. John M. Robinson, of Baltimore, il
likely 10 b, tho successor of Judge Rober!
Ould, in the Presidency Of ihe Richmond and
fredericksburg railroad. Mr.. Robinson was
the predecessor of Judge Oauld 10 the presis
dency OF the rosd for twelve years prior to 1877,
when he resigned. Mr. Moncure Robinson, of
Philadelphia. father oftbe prospective president,
Is said to control nearly 81 600. 900 of the stock
of The road. which probably socounts for the
tumors that judge Ould's successor has vr-
tuslly been chosen. Mr. John NJ. Robinson is
already tho presid. Of the Bay line, tho
Rsleigh and Augusta railroad. the Raleigh
and CASTOR railroad, and Seabord and Roanoke
RAILROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

IN MEMORY CT SToNEwALL JlcKsoN,-Tho
ceremonies of dedicsting the tomb of the As.
socis!ion CT the Army of Northern Virginia and
unVeillng the statue of Stoncwall jackson.
"hich surmounts it, took place yesterday after
noon at Metaisie. Cemetery. New Orleans. The
ceremonies consisted ofa1 invocation By Rev.
49, M, auoets, chaplain; unveiing of the monu.
neut' ana presentation of the monument and
tomo oy the committee. and reception of the
same through the president of the association.
q. a. hicE a1dson; reading of poem written for
tne occasion by Mrs. N. A. Townsend, Az nd.
6 Or ss BY Gen. Filzhugh Lac. and bsrediction
G ~ Inc SGnaplaln. The widow and daughter Of
uieaetal jackson were present. At the c,ose Of
me ceremonies Mr. Jefferson Davis, in resnonse
10 repeated calls to the stand, wal entbusisst;.
caliy cheercd, and made brief address,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
TELEGRAPH NFvo
Proceedings of the Senate To,.

WASHINGTON. D. O.. May I'm, KaI,,
called mp the resolution offered By him sr,s
dsys ago, calling 90 the heads of the EScor'::a,
Departments for the uames of tie clerk; -, 49,
employees employed 10 their rcspec i've dsn s.4
ments aud other Information relative .bers:.,,1
Mr.. Brown offered az amandmaot CALI.
tho additional information as wtcthc. ,r ~
clerks and employees are white or c,lorad r.. r.
resolution and amendment vera laid o?c- E..
future scion. -
Mr.. McDill offered 8 resolution, that hen.
after the official register of the Uoited S,a,rt'.
shall contain in addition to the statistics fo,,
ed by section $40. R. g., information Is 10 H.
congressional district from which each ofr,.
clerk and employee in the ssrvio, of tho uoiI,i
States is appointed, and the date Of his anpomt'
ment. Laid over for future action.
The Senate then at 1910, on motion of Nr
DaWcs, went into executive session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

G To tho Lady Friends of the AIe,ond,;.
Light Infantry Company: You arc req uested "a
meet at the armory on Saturday evening NJ
iath, OF b o'clock, for the purpose of arrsnons
ior strawberry festival for The bensat of .hss
company. BY order Of tho Committee. [ml1-sI
w AID MEETINGS-By authority vested
~ ~ ;, IN me hereby call upon all resdiustsr.
TO- a ,assa1 hvosng that ticket in November ne1
five ws,d, . on EiUpf9RHl3g places in their respec
es to elect delegates to attend the conv ss
LOG Tt. 10 Do held in Richmond June End no1t
En-. a,tS' Ts!d. No q Prince street, betwaen IT,
ana oai9n Second ward, resdjustsrs'A c Mee
Sd W:f ua FPoya street. between King and Prince
between Queen and Princess; 9TH vaTd eSas b.,
On On Alitsa street, between Pliuce and IinIo
me corner OF alley adjoining Chaunca,,a ae AZ
SSru n1, O DAVID A. WINDSOR. 'one
-uJ tI-6A~ Chairman RI fla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

1t is the generally accepted opinion that S c
retarJ Blaine holds the res Of tie present I'd
minisiratiop; tu. not8iths srd ng tie lEeyn.
lerc, of this opinion We doubt III carrce:";ss,
for though the President las asid within be
past week that he intcrds to ih,osg tao a..,i:2
weight of his administration il favor Of G:GcEa
Malone. the Secretary is credited with saying,
that Malone has nover rcpudstcd bis cjs
sion nor seeded from his Reputation" Now
such Cd assertion oD the part CT MIR. Blanc u, C
essaIiIy negatives the idea OF lis prcnicrshi.
when oontrss.cd with the Presidents drc,a5s
ton and action upoa the Same subjaci, that is
If either OF them be sirc,rc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
France and TUu{s

Rome says there is strong indignation hsr,
sg.ins! the French proceedings in Tuais. Sie.
nor Cavalleto the nominal leader Of lhs RirS.
had given notice that he would call the s..an,1sn
of the Minister of Marine to the necessity Q: hs-.
ing Itay's forces, especially tho navy, ra.jv
against aggression o. for upholdns the dira!,,
of the nation.
ian's Paris dispatch says: Various journals here
mention the possible depo,ition of tae g.,
whose successor would be, not the legitim,..
heir. but o younger brother who is tav0rab Q T.
France. The general opinion is this. The B.,'
continued resistance will necessitata tho oa,ly,.
ticn Of the capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
Troubles in Russia,

ST. PETERSBURG. May ll.-The Po!iadJs
publishes letter from Odessa which says tbs
in CONSEQUENCE, of tho disorders, trade Tiers aH
10 the dlstric. is completely plraliz ID. S.riou,
disturbances have occurred ct Baku, IN ii.
Caucasus. between the Russians aad Muisu..
mans, but the military restored order. Og,
Mussulnan was killed nod threo were vou14 %.
The rio!ing lasted three days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

Tho Mahooiics Of Wyiho couaty hsgo orc
good quality at least; they are Eot oshanca If
their men. Capt. B!air wants the p;ioci,lo Ct
forolble rcadustmcnt Of public indebtedness,
piled to tac NATIONAL AS sell q; 10 the StG!c deb
but that rakca no diE.r2Eco to ;aom. i7&o2d
they thiEk such saat . feather 10 his cap SGT,
good reason Why ho should DC Attorney
General Of The State, for which position ihty
have nominated him. With Capt. Blair as
Attorney General. AID Court Of Appeals GIN,
posed of LIZARD" Judges, lie Cd State would
be 10 bad way, 60 FIR a. jus!ic, is coccs!ned
for the GODDESS thereof would squsal ald fec
afrigh!cd from such an uncouganisi cline.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
HiZerEI.

LONDON. May la dispatch from rs..: =
Hilsire French, Miuiste. of Foreign Aifa,ra ass
received 8 dispatch from the British Govaru.
melt, laying special stress upon the dsples;u.s
with which the English would sac so iolnos;sn.
harbor as Biz arts, in the hands of u BQTcpsaa
poWor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
lCairo, ([rI.) Eqeojny Sun I

-. "a And Whist c,n you tell sbou. St. Jacobs
W! SAD Que OF our oldest subscribers This
was fs!' qucstioo, snd We answer. that We are
fe!'so!9 idtOrnej, that gentleman Of this city
"1o ms suffered untold agony. and spent q
NIT li money TO get relief from Rheumatism
10 css4efs!ioa bought soma and tried it, and
d cafes that i: ls the b:s! remedy for Rbeuma.
t!sIn hs ever heard of, '''a a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
w. z. Chandeliers Nomination.

WASHINGTON, May ll.-Tho Seoato Jul,
CARY Committee to day took up tho noa.iaa
tion OF VIM. 4. Chandler, to DO Saiei.j,
General, but after considerable discussion co,
GUIDED 10 postpone action upon it 10 auotey
meeting. 1t is rumorcd that this delay i; tie
result of a desire of the msj oriiy OF the c,m
mistee to avoid further complications 10 regard
to the executive business until the caucus cf3;,s
to adjust existing complications shall have b2ca
fully eXerted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
American Tract Society.

New YORK, May 1.-THE business mcetIus
OF the American Tract Society was held 10
Broadway Tabernacle to-day. VIM. f. Dlas,
presided. Tho annual report shows that tIo
donations and legacles wsro nosrly sos o.
that the sales war, over $3.50, 900 sndrcnt4 rgn
~ S12. 600. which With other RESOURCES make tie
receipts of the year mount up to the high isut.-
Of 1896, 9S95l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

SPRING Stock OF MEMS WAREl-Ju:t
opened 40 entire new selection of Cassimorts,
dfgos Soo!ca Melons. Diagonal Searotcs,
"ooien Cassluercs, in light and dark patterns,
tor SUITS. Some of tho most handsome designs
ou.. Suits mads to order ct short motto, fit
guaranteed. |. EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

A slit was Instituted yesterday in the
Chaucary Court of Richmond city, the style
being the GcrnGua Fire Insurance Company
vs.. the Richmond ard Dlovi!!e railroad con.
pany sEd others. This is : test ciso brought
ahoua by tho rec lot coLh,gratioG at West
Point, By which large amcunt of freight was
destroyed, sud it is the Object CT this suit to
dcterrioe what portion of tt loss to shippers
Of freight thu Richmo,d and DlnvilIo aud the
R'chmood, York River and Chesapeake rail
road companies. as comnou carfi Is. should
pay tc loosars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
Amnesty.

VIENNA, May 1l.-Tho Emperor EcaOsi9
Joseph has granted amnesty to all persoa- IN
pris oncd for offences arising FROM poelrig. Or
which were not preneditsted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

;. TIE Hour CONE AT LAsr.-A splebdd
lloo Of Parasols cud Suo Umbrellara just oper.
cd at T E1CunERG's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
NEWS OF The DAY

The Uaitod States grand jury 10 New York
MS Indeed nuMber Of steamship CAPTAINS
Tor cirrFInR moro passengers than tho law
o loss.
Inc fennS9 VISTA State Senato has adoptcd
RESOLUTION looklag 10 tho irauster of the re-.
MANS Of Wu. Penn iron EDgla1d 10 Phila.
dslphia.
The Commissioners CT the District of COL
uub' hove boon appealed to. to have Bob la.
eeisoll d,seocIltu, his Sunday evening lectures
10 Washington.
L'eutenant Bulls, c,mmanGiog The Seminole
SCOUTS, Killed iour bucks god 600 squsW ten
m'l2s from tho mouth OF Pec0a river 10 Texas a
lew dsyS sg'. iWcnty enc aoi@als were also
captured.
Tho Protestant Episcopal Church 10 BALI
more last nlsht organized q len pcrnuca society.
hsV. w. Nj. Dame, we'll known 10 this city, is
ono Ct Committee appointed to franc a cen.
siitutou.
Scuator Hampton aud Hon. T. w. Higpin-
500, OF MASSACHUSETTS. arrived at Spartsnburg.
s: ", yesterday, and will speak at the dwelling
OF the CIo"peGs Monument to day. Governor
hsgood Is elso there, and will speak. The un.
yelling Is to DO dono by young ladies descended
from the heroes OF til; battle. Tho city ia full
ct people.
BIG FIsHING.-Gov. Jarvis and a party of
trords visited some CT the North Carolina fish.
eIls8 on the AlbemGrle sound last weak, and
Witnessed several successful hauls CT fish.
AT Capehsrt's fishery Thursday they parl:c1-
larry saw two ilauls. ono OF It's 900 herring in
.no morning and another of l25, 900 in the even.
ing Inc great seine. $500 yards long, was taken
.I aoa le'd oy two steam fats. Tho warp Of
.ne Sane ls :. 800 yards in length, making tho
totel length nearly three miles. It was bauled
10 Dy steam, tho ropo cailirg on immense
drums. As it c,mo in the whole beneh fcr \
great space was white with fish, piled I'M in
masses. At the Coleraino fishery 10 tho same
ne,ighborhood, 100000 herring were last week
taken in one haul. VIVA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

DEED.
Suddenly, on Tuesday, the 10Th Of mambrs.
nous Group, LAURA THOMAS, third daugh-
ter OF Park and Laura b. Agnow, in tho sixth
year OF her age. HS- The friends of the family
are are Invited t. attend the funeral Tomorrow
ttnursoay) afternoon, at o'clock, from her
falher's residence, on Pitt street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

It was said by tho cersJrious at Tie time.
that * Senator Dorsey furnished The uougy
for the grand banquet at D,!moneo's last vic
Ger, nominnlly given TO him by tho prominent
republicans of The c.u1!ry for tho Invaluable
SERVICES he rendered their party 10 tho Indiana
and other elections The recent disclosures
respecting the ex Senator-wbo. i: will bo roc
membercd, used to have such ichuenc, viii
Senator Conkiiug-Hth respect to tho large
sums he got by crooked means 10 c5unsc tou
With the star route mail service. will tend gresty
to substantisto tho tlu.h CT the statements o!
the esnsorious Individuals to whom We refer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

$SOdSON FOB POTATO BUGS-Tondo.
= e. Purple and Psris Green of the be,t nns1it1
mgA E. s. LEADBEATRR B. RRo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

NS> a called meeting of the Relief Hook and
Ladder 20. will be held Tomorrow (Wcdres'
osy) evening. tho 18th instant. ct o'clock. The
etsenoance OF every member is desired, as bull
ness OF Importance is to be transacted.
~ order Of the President:
Zs Julian hoopE Sfc..tary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

SUICIDE IN A CATHOLIC PARSONAGE. Yes.
terday afternoon at 4 C'cicek William Sinms
formerly employed as 3 druggist. vent to
Father William Walsh, who resides 10 the pay
sousge All onins ST. Bti3sel'a Church. Mem
phls, and related story OF trouble existing be-
tween himself and wife. Father Walsh lsteu.
I'd patiently, aud as SIGNS wss aboring under
Rr3at mental excitement. he told him 10 lie
down on the sofa 10 bis study, aca that he
would 20 see his vile and arrange matters be-
tween them. Simma complied and Father
Walsh, after lockirg the door TO prevent bis
being disturbed. eect apd cav Mrs. Simus
Rsurniog an hour afterwards, Father Walsh
was Mortified. 90 entering his study. TO fud
Simms lying dead on tbs floor With his throat
cut from car to car. Deceased vas eocfrmed
morphine eater. and Was under tho ilfaencs of
he drug when be committed the act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

"WINE OF CARDUI" makes rosy
cheeks and clear c0mpleuons.
For sale by 4. s. Lesdbester s. Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

rs There will b, a called meeting OF the
friends Of temperance held in S.repta Hall o.
Weonesdsy night. May II. 1881, for the purpose
OF maslng nominations f,r tho City Council! and
teeeiVing the report of lhe commi!.as sppontsd
at the last meeting J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

RESPECTFULLY announce myself a cal
4 didste for re. election TO the Office OF II ea;'
uset OF Wood and Bark, aubjecs TO tho decision
Oh the conservative primary election. Msy 18th.
myll-tpt* GEO w. DEARBORN.
REOOM HANDLES and BROOM TW1HE
~ for sale by
MCLEAN 6 uGLgRS
apzS 7G King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

Inc regular mectlog OF tho Board last night,
Tls opened With eleven members ia their seats
The chais announced tia. the frs! business
10 order vas the Sunday lew, laid ov6r 81 the
last meeting Of The Council.
Tbs bill which prohibited the Bala of E1uor
from midnight Saturday until sunrise Monday
morning, as presented by the Aldermen at its
last meeting, was read.
MIR. Peak, thought the law should sff..
Sabbath dey5 only. aad not Monday morning.
MIR. Mclean said the bill prohibited tho salo
OF liquor on each aod every Saturday night Of
the week" |! would seem IS if it mean! there
was more than one Saturday niRhtin tho week.
He moved 90 amendment striking ont sunrise
and Inserting midnight" 50 that liquor could
DO sold after II o'clock Sunday night. The
lmousiy-yeas, IA; nays, 0.
The Aldcfmsd's bill to prohibit tie sal. OF
Cigars to5asco and ell other merchandise except
ico mil AMI medicine on The Sabbath than
osDeup.
DIR. BIDDERS moved to strike cut tho word
"Sabba!h" and insert Sunday" There were
some peop! 10 who held another day, than Sun
day, WIS tho Sab0atb.day. All kcew Via! vas
meant by Sunday.
MIR. Il cbburg urged that some people, espe
clally 10 the hot weather. kept open on Satur-
day night until o'clock. aGd be hoped that
the gotds l2 o'clock Saturday tight would be
stricken out. THIS ls9 did MOI .uterfsre With
him for be cas,d carly.
Mr.. Rice said tina. he ia9 did interfere wit
him, tor most ct his customers 90 Saturday
Eight lcls Washington ty the 1880 O'Clock
tram, bus tie did not cjsrt what he maGa CO
Sluasy, AID was willing tbs the law should
pssj aud no had voted tor the bill which had
just passed.
Inc bill psssad-yeas Is; uays c.
After Somo routine business, me sage came
Fem The Aldermen, asking & 81 5ad committee
Of conference on the dssgreeiog votes as to the
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-11-10
NEWS ITEMS.
Snow fell in London on the lst.

Snow fell in London on the LIST.
Floods cause enormous damage in Austria.
Disturbances continue in all parts of Ire
land.
The Workingmen's party died a natural
death in San Francisco on the 3lst ult.
The fire losses throughout the United
States for October, are the heaviest ever
known in that space of time in this country.
In a general European alliance that has
just taken place, France is tine only one
left out in the cold, and Germany holds the
whip hand.
Heavy snow storms and gales are reported
throughout England, and in several parts of
the middle counties two feet of snow is on
the ground.
A rumor is prevalent that Stewards body
is recovered and that Mrs. Stewart pays
1870, 900 for it to men we'll known to the
police as Crooks" of the most desperate
character.
The secretary of the navy is no hypocrite.
He wants to stay and he isn't afraid to say
so. He can't earn the same salary anywhere
else, and besides, he is just beginning to
know a sheet anchor from a flush.
A. G.. Campbell, of Utah, who, according
to a recent decision of the U. s. court Of
Utah, is delegate from that Territory, ex-
poets to go to Washington shortly to press
his case and displace delegate Canon.
The Omaha Herald hits the center in an
ingenious way when it remarks that 'if
Guiteau had any idea that there would be so
much difficulty in establishing his insanity,
he would have refrained from committing
the crime"
The Commercial Bulletin says: The
completion Of the Panama canal will be eff
fected only through a physical and finan-
cial miracle, and it would be prudent
for statesmen to see the miracle &C.
complished before they get up q quarrel
about the political auspices of the work.
The case of the United States vs.. Geo. @.
Cannon, congressional delegate for Utah, on
a suit to annul Cannon's certificate on the
ground of fraud, etc., was decided against
Cannon by Chief Justice Hunter. The court
held that Cannon's certificate of naturaliza-
ton was null, void and fraudulent. 1t sus.
tains Governor Murray in granting a Ger.
titicate to Campbell, the Gentle candidate.
This is one of the most important decisions
ever made in favor of the anti Mormons,
and there is much excitement in Salt Lake.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-11-10
Taxes Of 1851.

The duplicate assessment roll Of Clarke
county, ". l.. for the year 1881, is 10Y in my
possession for the collection Of the taxes
levied therein.
Taxes will be delinquent on the 31st day Of
December next at six (6) O'Clock r. NJ, and
that unless paid prior thereto ten (l0) per
cent. will be added to the amount thereof as
penalty, and interest charged at the rate Of
twenty COZ per cent. per annum from the
date OF delinquency until paid.
Taxes will be receivable at my Office on 4th
street, just back Of DR.. Wallis drug store,
from 8 A. NJ. TO IL NJ, and from l r. NJ. to 5 +. M.
FRED W. BIER,
County Treasurer. Clarke Co, W. T.
Vancouver, W. T, Oct. 20, 1881. 27oct4
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-11-10
1882.
Harper's Young People,
An Illustrated Weekly-l6 Pages
suited to Boys and Girls OF from Six to
sixteen Years Of Age.
Vol. Ill commences Nov. l, 1881
NOW Is THE TINE To sUBSCRIDE.

The YOUNG PEoPLE has been from the first
successful beyond anticipation.-N. Y. Even
ing Post.
1t has a distinct purpose to which 1t steadily
a~dheres-that, namely, of supplanting the vic
attractive, as well as more wholesonc.-Bos-
ton Journal.
For neatness, elegance Of engraving, and
contents generally, it is unsurpassed by any
publication Of the kind yet brought to our
notice.-Pittsburg Gazette.
Its weekly visits are eagerly looked for, not
only by the children. but also ty parents who
are anxious to provide pure literature for
their girls and boys.-Christian Advocate,
Buffalo, N. Y.
A weekly paper for children which parents
need not fear 10 let their children read at the
family freside.-Hartf0rd Daily Timcs
just the paper to take the eye and secure
the attention Of the boys and girls.-Spring-
field Union.