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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

DruLlS, September 7.-The herds.
manln the employ Of Captain o'cal-
laghan, Of zulla, County Glare,
who was shot four nights ago, has died.
The vindictiveness Of the persons concern.
Ell In the murder was shown BY the eposting
OF notices cautioning the people against at.
tending the funeral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

pAHlS, September 1.-The attention Of
the Government Is called to the possibility
Of a famine in Algcria. Military occupa.
ton Of the City Of Tunis and some other
points las become necessary. NJ. Roustan
recommends that the French force In the
regency be raised to 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

IOSpoS, September 7.-Admiral Sir E.
Ommameye, in paper read before the
British Association, says the United States
made II apoint Of honor To search for the
missing Arctic exploring steamer Jean.
nhitni n ...'. .'F'r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

LONDON, September 1.-THE Board Of
Tnde returns for, August show the value
Of imports to have increase Ei,G72,Ol1,
and the vnlne OF exports increased E2068,.
$50 as. compared with August, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

lary S.OD IVY. September 7.-Thcrc was a
!! itvSi storm in the Black Hills Mon.
hSS / S,aT VA Tuesday morning. The
A'Vniain i;IyIlvs 4 /, as Custer City. Al Bald
" Vas two feet deep, w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08
WAYSESBfRa,
I1aEAos HIveA Himself Up-1,odge ot
Knishh Of fIouor Instituted.

Special TO the lntelllGencofi
wAYSnBuRoit, Pa September 7.--lIar.
vey Hughes, the man who killed Leonard
Duvall Saturday evening last, came to this
place about II O'Clock last night, and gave
himself up to the Sheriff liewas placed
in one Of the strong cells Of the new Jail,
where he Is perfectly secure. He viii b
given a preliminary hearing In 0 lew days,
Alodge Of knights Of Honor was instl.
tuted In this place the other evening, with
twenty-six chatter members
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

ed, and delivered IN appropriate address
OF welcome. Rev. |, G, Tuttle read portion
OF the Scriptures and prayer was offered
by Rev. @. A, Holmes, The Washington
Choral society sang several choice patriotic
andrelgious selections Letters from Judge
Jere Black and Secretary Blaine and n
poem by Mrs, Lido Smith Merrlwcather, u
former Washingtonlun, now Of Huntsville,
Alabama, were read,
The letter of Secretary Blaine is as fol.
lows
WASHINGTON, D, c., Sept 8, 1881.
TO John AcKeanOH, EsQ,, Washington, Pa;
DEAR sIR:-I had anticipated great
pleasure in being present ut the Centen-
nial celebration Of the erection Of Wash.
ington county, but the National sorrow
which shadows every household, detains
mo here. l shall, perhaps, never again
have the opportunity OF seeing SO many OF
the friends Of my youth and so many OF
my blood and kindred, and you may well
conceive that my disappointment Is great.
The strong attachment which feel for the
county, the pride which cherish
In It's traditions, and the high estimate
which have always placed on the charac.
ter OF tspeople, increase with years and re.
Fiction The pioneesw were strong.hearted,
Godfearing resoluto men, wholly, or al.
most wholly, Scotch, or scotch.Irish de.
scent. They werc men who, according to
an inherited maxim, never turned their
backs upon n friend or an enemy. After
some reference to the high standard OF re-
ligion and learning set up by the pio-
nees,he says: II would DO impos.
siblo 10 overestimatc the benihcent
and widespread influence which Wash,
ingtonaldIefeson colleges have cxerted ON
the civilization Of that great country be-
tween the Alleghenles and the Mississippi
river Their graduates have been promi.
nent In the pulpit, at the har on the bench
and IN tho high Statlonaot public life, Dur.
ing my service OF eighteen years in con-
gress met a larger number Of tile alumni
OF Washington. & Jefferson than OF any
other single college in the United States !
make tins statement from memory, hut I
leel assured that close examination Of
the rolls OF the two houses from
ls0S t9 1881 would fully establish
Us correctness 1t was inevitable
that a eountythus peopled should grow in
strength, wisdom and wealth. It's 10000
inhabitants are favored far beyond the av'
erage lot oi man. They are blessed with
fertile SOL and With the hcaltll-giVing eli
mate which belongs to the charmed latlti.
tt.sln ~ kI,n - Al 4 ~ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08
IontIon WOOL Nnlea.

toSpoS, September 7.-At the wool sales
to-day 1900 bales were disposed Of, chiefly
for Sydney and New Zealand. Market
firm and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

iORY-Al 1910 o'clock this morning, at hlS nj.
year ui his age. 'Ff
Hunefal notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08
Very sincerely yours,
1ANrs q. H.!

Tonight the streets are thronged. Tile
Fourteenth regiment band of Pittsburgh
and the Washington band both gave out
door concerts. The excursion from Wheel.
inp Ia exnectet 10 be sompthihR attnd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08
ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
COUNTY CENTENNIAL,
The Ancient Village Gay with Bunt.
Ing and DeeOFatIOns-A Letter
From Secretary BIAIne-Ex.
eReIses Last Evening.
Special dlspStcl. to the InlellIsenccE

special dispatch to the tnlelllgenCeE
WAsHINGToS, Pa, September Wash.
ington and the whole country surrounding
is enthused as II never was enthused be-
fore The town is full Of strangers and
there is not house on any of the princi-
pal streets that is not decorated with flags,
evergreens, bunting and ornamental de-
signs more or less elaborate. Some ele.
CANT decorations have been prepared and
the town has gala appearance through
out,
The exercises attendant upon the cele-
bration Ot the couny's centennial birth
day commenced this afternoon at Town
Hall, which was crowded to sulfocation in
spiteof the heat. Judge G. S. Hart presid-
ed, and delivered IN appropriate address
of welcome. Rev. |, G. Tuttle read portion
OF the Scriptures and prayer was offered
by Rev. O. A, Holmes, The Washington
Choral society sang several choice patriotic
andrcligious selections Letters from Judge
Jere Black and Secretary Blaine and n
poem by Ms, Lido Smith Mcrriwcather, u
former Washingtonlan, now Of Huntsville,
Alabama, were read.
The letter OF Secretary Blaine Is as fol.
lows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
MEMS or TIE DAY.

Yesterday was tbs frat day CT the tall raot 5
ct Pm ic,. iva Mar l,ud hofsas, both be-
longing to Gov Bowie, won fac,s.
III. inieragtional c,l.oa exposition a. A tiaa
t., Gj., is u1icr tut! hraiTsy. Everything Is
o II we: ~ psCc hut sslI b, withic ten days
The exhibits aru cJG!psfsively sHal.
Tho seventh annual convention OF tho We
nau's 1clopcEsn5e Unlcn Of Maryland began
its so7:!05s IN Baltimore yesterday. Seventy
hTo delegates wcro present.
A Western paper say: There GRO only
three plsc:s in tho UGitci States where msu
cscoot call his s2n' hI own 90 Sunday. The
first is Brock'yo, N. y. the second. Alrxsn'
drls. Va. aud the third, Indianapolis. Ind,
d.. Spray. superintendent of the insane asy
lum at Chicago. when MIR. ScOvilIc said be
would s1mmou to prove Guiteau's insanity, de
olsres that he Bill not 10 to Washington, aud il
Summoned, his testimony would probably dis
appoint the deelce.
Another Exhibition Of tho keoy motor was
given ST Philadelphia. yesterday. Tbs meeting
YVES entirely private. Mr. keey received The
cougrat1ls:lons OF thCss who win s,ed the re-.
suits produced b. the epp!io,i3o OF the unsX'
pI,oed aud mysterious iJlc,.
The Baltimore Am ,ricau says: "A duel 10
Vlrslcla NOWADAYS Is one Of the bealthiest oil
recces tens, c0m6iOl0g safety, tx:roiae and thai
pleasGrsbe excitement WHOM q morning
walk through tue dew 10 pifes Ii is far supo
rlnr 10 lawn touoIs 10 incident aud much lees
dangerous Lhsn archery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

VI. Juha Ambicr Smith i1torrupted Major
DAdinl lat nil b. ard denied ihr bis father D
law. Mr. } ,hb + L,H.5 h, Malone card ldsie
for Lieutenant Go9ernnr. had voted for the
toIc} bill, for III, bill tn suspend the Wit Of
hab}as c)rpu3 in the Sou b. aud for the bill
mixing Southera cymmuoitis 10 wh;ch TO-.
iu7i WHO iLflIo.cd upon pers,ns or property
liable 20 d,m,scs for such iliures. Msjor
Daniel was DOT prepared 60 reiuie the denial
thus b iiy sui def ,ntiy thalc, bu: there we've
oth9r- in TO :,aiI wh, kGcw that Mr. Snijh
had subj ICED himsrlI to MS; crushing 10
j,'Udcr FOG they We're aHGrs that on the If h Of
a mi. 1871 on Mr.. Shcrmaus smcndmeul 20 q C
b i 10 c;fric, the provision! CT the l4th Ameod.
ment, which nmerdment provided that damages
10 persons and property II the Sou,h should he
pad By the communities 10 which they occurred
Mr.. Lewis va!cl syo with oil The ultra r,dlosls
o he Sers.e. aud 'ha. co both the fore, bill
and tho bill to s1spcnd tho habcas CORPUS, which
wer. too rank FOR even some of the most pro.
nococad Tel ub lclos to support, he skuiked ard
refused 10 vJ!o OF all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
The NJ arkelS.

BALTIMORE. oct. 10 -Virgini. 6H old =; do
deferred IS; 30 consolidated aCb; do % Sc
lice A past duo coup OF new ID 40a 52i bid
to-day. Cotton qli It; miodlings lli,lls Flour
quiet aDd ebout ttsAdy; Howard at and Western
super 25aS5 10; do extra CAST; do family 2la
IS; City Mills supar 25aiG do extra 6 25sS7
90 Rio brands IS; Patapsco family 50 10
Whest--Southern quiet; Western quie. and
essy Southern red l35sld5: do amber l46.l5l;
No / Maryland rel l55,l56; No 2 Westsrn
winter rcd SPOT lad Oct 146A; Nov 14,sAli7i i;
Dec IS: 2al53. Corn-Sou!hern firm for wnits
and steady fer yellow; Western dull and g shade
lower; southern white Tll17; do yollow 70
Wsstern mixed spot and Oct Gsi aGsi; Nov 7C4s
Il ( Dec 4aIGG1. UAts firm Southern 4siaIJ;
Western white j0i5l; 90 mixed 50 80; Pennl
d9.0l Rye nominal ct ll0sll3. hay quethnh
eHsy prime to choice PoDna and Maryland ~.
$2j Coffee dull and no!oinnl: Rio csrgoes
tlnary 10 fair 9.ll. Sugar firm; A # ut
Whiskay stsSdy aud quiet &. 1881 l93
NEW YoKK. Cc!. Iy.--stncss Wr,k Money
SAB. flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat quiet
Corn dull and lever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.

The people q Alexandria Wnra in DO Wise
disappointed Iast night 10 their high snticIps-
tots Of tho SQUAD. convincing and s:ul.s.irroe
address OF the standard bearer of the great
d mocra'ic cause. Major JOHN W. DANIEL
For moro than two bouts did tho able states
nan, Ir>i5uod jurist aud gifted orator crchain
the attention aud elicit the Ecary apl liuSs oil
Quo of the largest and. acknowledge to be.
most Intelligent audiences ever assembled 10
this city, comprising msuy of Alex ,ndria's far
ost daughters who eloyed tho great io'elItc.
tusl repsst with tru, womanly Z,s. Every
scntimept-and they wero all nc be-beautifn y
nnd often touctingIy expressed, seemed to meet
rcrponsvo ch): d 10 the breasts e his hearers,
aui a. the conclusion OF his remarks there
seemed to be but one feeling p,rvadiug that
largo ASS m 1lsec. and that was. that tho c,ule
had been entrusted 10 tho hands Of a champ 90
worthy Of the proud fame Of the y i Common"
wealth 10 her palmcat days.
Nj ,r Danle was followed ) Colonel Charles
T. O'FcrralI. Of Kockir CHAM. who. Al he al
was d3cs, msie speech full OF epni;. repleto
with f.cs slccllc.ly but torcbIY ruS. inter
spersei vi poiatcd ancodotls AMI occasional
ouiharl IT genuine cltq Iancn ,hst produaej
III hap4isst cif:c: ppm his hearers. VINO sig
d lied THAR appreciation by tho wMmrst SPY
plsnsa crd evidences OF appreciation.
fhera havA baon b Il two d,moor.lc demon.
stra ms 10 Alexandria thus lar, but both havo
m3t full y tho expectations OF our ciiz n. and
msd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

The knowledge OF the insufficient accomm ods .
ton at Yorktoa IN kept thousands OF Up ,ople
away from thero. but, as expected. even the
comparatively small nucnbor Of visitors were
subjected 10 no little discomfort. 1t soems that
none OF those to whom the arrangements were
entrusted had the faiutest conception of wha.
was necessary, and as Virginia WAS prevented
from taking part in them by Tho refusal of the
Mshoneite legislature to make an APPROXIMATION
Tor INA! purpose, they wore either not made at
OIL or 90 ln.h:c'entiy as TO be totally inadequate
Inc result Is more roploath to the State. The
evils brought upon Virginia by M.honeisrn are
innumerable; OF the benefits not one can be
mentioned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

Tho pres IN ali quarters OF tho country, South
as we'll IS North. is teeming with ron,csl and
lstiricsl illusions to The recent duels in ,hs
State. II is 10 ba hoped That this, il nothing
elso, will put stop 10 q resort 10 "the code"
Duslists ars behind the age and puollc opinion
is against them. They ar, at great disadvantage.
they are killed they Are called fools, they kill
their opponents they are tried for. murder, and
If neither kill nor are killed. they arc ridculed
If dueling ever possessed advantages they have
been lost, and the tooner 'the Gods" il utterly
abolished in Virginia the better. All tho friends
Of Col. Cash regret thst it was not abolished in
South Carolina two years sgo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

When Mr.. hayes Was in Washington during
the lats presidential obseGuies he visited the
White House. tina sc,ne of all his fraudulent
graAtEe.s, and WAS chronicled therefor. Tho
pubic ID re1t reminded Of hum in connection
with the cemetery At Cleveland. from The grass
IN which he yeas driven of. Hs nsme now for
the third tins appears in the papers. because
when In Norwich on Sunday laat he broke orc
OF the blue laws Of Connecticut by taking a
dtiva. snd that. too. with preacher Sho only
shorL i'mo ago had people arrested for infrac.
tlon OF tbs Same law. Mr.. Hayes manages 10
continue his unenviablo notorety, but his de-
parture from public life is unWept, unhonored
and uLsunR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

This day oue huolred years 80 iho Bri,ish
army marched out Ct is eptreooh meuts st
\ nktowa aud Surrendered 10 General WISH.
logDu sni hs Ere. ca sI;ies. aud thus praoti-
o,ll3 Closed the Revolutionary war. and effected
the iudepeId .Ic3 Of tho American cooIis
Tho rise end prcgress Of this ocuot,y since then
have t=en uatqIaed 10 Inc history Of The world.
aud should the sec;ooal dif,rebce4 ihas low
no. uostely exist 10 il DO pe,dily settled,
the lmsgi ,stlOn Gao hardy corceiVe of the
Rrestuess OF the Uoi;ed States at the mkt ccu.
tennisi OF the surrender OF Cnrowalii..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Yorktown.

YORKTOWN. Va, o. ia! l0:45 clock
this morning Secre,sy Blaine ard The Fr,nch
andGermao delegations il foil uniform arrived at
Lafayette Hall. ca entering, which the Marine
band of Washington dtc,urded music. They
passed through ID aisle on one side of which
there was line OF nilitsry officers with Seua
tors, O,n2rs,u en aud oher pa!soos OF disi6c'
ton on too other. At the end OF tia ball The
President was met by Secretary Blaine sod the
tao gentlemen walked through the aisle bid
dos coed nnroing TO these present IS they
passed. They then returned aod 10 tIW me-
ments the psrty stsrted for tho grand stand.
President Arthur and Secretary Hunt leading.
They were received wish cheers 90 they ~.
peard upou the platform. NeXt came Score
tary Blaine e.coring tho Freoch delegation
followed By tho Garnou delegation. Gen.
Sherman with bis staff 10 uoitorm we're pex:
in the Iine. Gen. Hsccock aud staff following.
Gen. Hancock bad hi3 little boy BY The hsId
as he walked 10 the stand and was given tbrsu
cte,rs After general hauGs5skiug the esre-
m9hiss we're opened bY ursyer by Bishop Hsr-
ris. This lasted somc 20 minutes. TIE P1in-
dexter centennial hymn wis then suog by the
| choruses from Baltimore, Richmond and
| Washington. President Arthur vas then in
| troduced ty Secretc,y B aino aud diIivered 90
| address. Tue speech Was short and contsinod
| nothing whatever foreign to the oco.siou. H.
| alIu led to tho gallant deeds accomplished by
! the forefslbers OF the o)uotry century ago on
| tho ground wheroon tho coIc,urso was th-n
| assembled. aud made tseliog illusions to the
spirit cx:mp.i6ed By the ancestors of these pre-.
| sent from other oimes 10 casing 10 thei, lois
| and fortunes with the then infant republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

P.eraraians are making at Moscow Ter ,hs
o0roostion Ct Ala xaodcr ILL.,
Tho death IL sDotucc:d OF Raffolis Mont,
the &C ebrattd taIiaa Iclllt5r. II. resided 10
England for mary years.
Tho eighty seventh anniversary OF NE exc
cutlon OF Marie AnIoioettP, which occurred on
tho lG:h ios'aot, was celebrated a. the Uhapelle
Explstoiie. Paris.
A dispatch 10 the l,i.h World ssys That the
executive committee Of tho laud League have
resolved 10 trier sReneral strike sgaiust reut,
More troops havo baen ordtr-d to Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
Death of Professor McCIintock.

PnILApsIpHIA, Get. l9.-Prof Jsms Nc
Olintock died last night, sged % years About
three weeks ago he had An sppoplec!ic ut, which
Frustrated him. The decesaed was wall. known
in medical circles, and achieved considerable
notorety in 1854 from his fight with the medical
profession. He was graduate of Jefferson Col
lege and Dom onstrator Of Anatomy there when
no was 90 years of age In 1851 he WAC elected
City Treasurer and served one term. Sincs
then he has net taken an active par! in politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

The FREDERICKSBURG, POTOMAC AND PIED
MONT Il. R.-In the caso of Samuel D. Harms
and Gsorgs {. Howe. Of P1nu'y'vsnis. against
tho Fredericksburg, Potom.c and Piedmont
Railroad Company. rud against other defend
au,s residents Of pspDly lvsnia and other Stater.
Jacg, BntIcr. OF tho Uoitcd States Circuit
Curt, at Phlledelphs, rendered 40 opinion
yesterday relative to the jurisdiction of lho court
10 shn oIse. Alter reviewing the case at some
leoeth and referring 10 tho statutes upon The
sutitcs. Judge Butler said that sfter the srpu-
meut which had been raised by tho defendants
there remained 10 doubt 10 his mind of the fact
that this court has DO jurisdiction 10 the case.
and that the question was ono for the local
courts. because Of the resideuco of Sumo ct tho
dotsndaots n the Same State as the plaintiff.
There was some doubt 10 his mind at The time
of granting the ioiuaolio0 0 & ,nst Dir. Richards.
the sctlog president and owuer of The road, 10
restrain him from receiving tho proceeds of q
sale of the road which be had contracted. The
question of Jurisdiction vas cot at that time
raised by ciu1sel fer the defendants, and tho
court did not, therefore. ccDsid,r it, judge
Mckconsn concurred with Judge Raller 10 his
opinion. Counsel fer tho plaintiffs then re-
quested that he court would allow the i, 1uc.
tlon to ooolous uotll plaintiffs could Institute
proceedings in other courts or il was stated 10
the mesntlmo itjusiic, might be done 20 the
prelude Of tho plaltiff' rights 10 the c,ss
The judges, however. stated that the question
having been decided ty them they had 20
further Jurisdiction 10 the case, and c)ud not
exercise any further control over the defendants.
The INJUNCTION must therefore be dissolved and
all proceedings discontinued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
at ont Know Hail their Value"

They cured me of Ague, Biliousneas ind
Kidney Complaint as recommended I had a
halt bottle lief! which I used for my two little
girls, who the doctors and neis b ors said ccu'd
no! be cured. would have lost both of Thorn
oae nigh: If had not given tbs IN Hop Bitter.
They did them 30 much good I continued their
use uutil they were cured. That is WHY / saw
you do not know hslf the value of Hop BitIers,
and do not Recommend them high or on qh."-B,
Rochester n. Y.-ADlcricdm R::raL Homer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

Widely knosa Reading. Pa. lenilsmsn,
Mr.. ". +. PntiGrr. was I'll c,e ed With Rheuns.
ti5u Tor three ynsrs aud had used Numerous
medicines ~ilhtus avail. A hottie OF ST.
jacobs Oil curud HIM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
Financial.

NEW York. O,s. 19.-The Posts 6o.noisl
article says: The Sock Exchange msrko!s are
dull ard generally lower u s bonds ara IN.
changed, the principal tusineas being IN extend
ed b. 4 X bonds are 4aSt per cent lower
State bonds gro ss much the subject If specuis
ton IA IL nny stock on tho lit Tua money
market continues very easy Tor call loans At 4.G
Nnr cant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

"Qlsok, quick. qusck.'' sal the doctor,
wEeu be 'ound DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 the
house of almost every patient. bat his bills de-
creased and tho pnopla aere hapry. Priao %
oeIis bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR
JOSH W. HA MIL, Of LYNCHb URd.
F5R LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JANIS BARBOUR. OF CULPEPER.
FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL
Y. w. MCKINNEY, OF FAFMglLLE.
FOR THE HOUSE CT DaLEG.TEs
JUDGE CHARLES y. STUa art.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

Capt. Adams, ef the Duudoe whsler Arctic,
has visited the scepa of the less of the Er.bus
aud Terror, of tho Ffsrklin Exploring Exped-
t'on. and learned soms Interesting facts relative
to tho expedition 10 question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

1t Is asserted thst tho Eup,ror William ami
Prtce Bismarck have offered be Pope an ss7
lum at Cologne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

20 10 j; ?. Agnew & Co. for Cheap. sesson-
cd wood-Pine. Oak and Hickory. to:l0.et3R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

20 10 j. p. AgoeH & Go. fox chesp se.son-
ed wocd-Pine, Oak and Hickory. oc,lO.eo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

If the public meeting lset night st A,mory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For tsle by z. s. Leadb & BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

SAlTH & WILSON'S REVOLVERs, with
~ cheaper grades rim and central fire. carr
ridges. for sale by
JAS. +. CABIN s. SONS
ocsl2 Go King street
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ShALt HAMS. Hams from to 10 lbs tachI
aap5 ~ MyI.pupN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

OS 2 and MACKHKKL in b.rrels a, d
- hsit barrels. received to-day by
repIJ y. T.. MiLBUKN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

w bS "A full line of large and small Cedar
Il ana Fine Tubs for eae Low BY
octI5 j. G. MILBURN
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AoBBIN'S ELECTEIU SOAP receiysi 10
~ day and for sale by w
nus - j. Z. MILBJIRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

E0 CENT GUNPOWDRR TEA, al.o g, .
~ ira fine GunpoWder. Oolong and Heno
Chop Tea sep2G w. A. JOHNSON d 90,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-19

= TONS &kINDSTUNKS, niortsd STA. i
- storo and icr ssle at 20 vest mark IT roles
huRlS JAS r GA KIIN Q. sI,Tu
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TRY OUR FINE GUNPOWDEK IRA at
4 zoe per 10; new 10, Just received by
huRZi j, g. MIT,HIJRN