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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON P STREET, BETWEEN
N N0RTH CAPITOL. AND FIRST STREETS
By virtue Of deed of trust dated May 1st 1878 and
recorded in Iiber $685. folio $685. of the land records
for the District Of Coaba and the request of the
party secured thereby viii offer ct public sale. in
OF AUGUST, at SIX O'CLOCK. A. d. 1881, the fol-
lowing described premises situate in the city of Wash
numbered one hundred and sixty t167 in Moses
and fifteen l6I5), recorded Goth July 1877 in Hber
l. H. r., folio 159 This property is improved by a
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in three six
and nine months, secured by trust property sold
with SIX per cent interest 500 required at time of
sale Conveyaneng at cost of purchaser. If terms
not complied with in days the Trustee the
right to resell at cost of defaulting purchaser.
ty20-eo&ds JAMES W. ELLIS Surviving Trustee
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
" AND UNIMPROYED CITY PROPERTY

Nn SALE 3F c xALnAB5E IMPROVED
& Ssssss st s IKE BE s ssy Of u
A:D; lssi, in Equity cause No; 75aS. Of Susan L.
UNDERSIGNED appointed said decree Trustee for the
1GGGs n ISL q FIVE ve 6 sHcShP RAY
aea 20 *
St g s tie r p en- hnss
ses s ss .. saesn
bidder Let No g. in Square No 4s9, fronting 81 feet
VII depth 81 a by ssf Large
ee er baus sy Nd With a.
On the SANE Day SIX ScTocK r n. on the
onss a on s Lot MI s in Ne
I'd streets north. with depth of 100 feet to 90 foot
Terms Of sale: .One-fourth of the purchase money
ca oas II az a6a the esge in
respeieye with III Interest and the purchaser win Be
by deed of trust the property sold deposit Of ten
per cent ito. Of the purchase money win be required the
fs 1, Of eli her the Tf1siee
win be at the cost Of the purchaser.
THos. J. FISHER CO.. A1ctioneers. I' ii jyiasd
WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
NSRHW sAhE 4E ST 4W
No. 1921.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columba passed in equity No. T. no
the undersigned winal at public auction, in front Of
the premises. on MONDAY, JULY Is, at 80 O'CLOCK
PM, part Of Lot in square 4l6 beginning at dis
lance OF 70 from the northeast of
thence south with line of 7h street 80 feet thence
line rectangular to th street 100 feet thence north 80
then in straight line to the beginning, improved by
two twostory frame houses, numbered 1916 and 1913
It'll street northwest the lower story Of each house being
used as . storereom.
Also, ON THE SAME DAY, AT 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
part OF lot in square 4l6, beginning at point in the
line OF sh street west 80 feet south of the northwest
angle Of said lot thence south with line of Sth street 48
feet inches thence east 100 feet thence north 4s feet
lot being improved by a frame house. No. 1921 9th
street northwest and about ~ feet inches of said lot
being unimproved.
Terms One third cash balance in equal instruments
bearing interest from day Of sale and by deed
trust on the property sold win be taken, interest pay
able semi annually. all cash at option purchaser
deposit Of $50 win By required each lot at time
SALE and all conyeyancng and recording at purchasers
cost Terms to be compiled with in five days. prop
erty VIII be resold Ct sk and cost Of defaulng pur
chaser. IRVING WILLIAMSON TrIlstSae
WI3-d6ds 46S Louisiana avenue.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
HUNARD LINE.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
The CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40, N. r., NEW YORK.
Algeria We'd, % July. Catalina. We'd, "a Aug
Scythia We'd. Aug Algeria. :. We'd, 81 Aug.
Botilnia We'd, 10 Aug. Scythia We'd, Sept
0alha We'd. II Aug. Bothna. We'd, IA Sept.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
80 and 800. according TO accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, $l5 additional.
Return tickets ON favorable terms
Steamers marked do not carry steerage.
Steeraee very low Seerae tickets from Ly-
ool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company Office,
No Bowling Green, both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO., COS It'll street, Washington,
d. G.
VERNON b. BROWN Il CO..
1anl2 New York.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
STREETS. GEORGETOWN, b. c., At AUC-
TON.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 26TH, 1881, at
- CLOCK, IN front OF the premises, will sell parts
81 o. Lots No IT and rs fr3ntng ON Market street So
yided as follows Three lots of 20 feet and one of %
feet by depth Of 70 feet front Market street. and
one 4Oxo3 fronting 4th street. The above property
is improved by two Bricks and one Frame dwelling.
Terms: third cash balance in and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold All conveyancig &C.. at
cost OF purchaser. $25 Gown at time of sale.
jy19-d&ds JAMES l., DAVIS. Agent
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W ALTEK B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctopeers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C., AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY at TEN
O'Clock NJ, we shall sell at the residence Of gen
tenan declining housekeeping, No. It'll 18th street
northwest general assortment of furniture. Parlor
furniture NJ: T. Chamber Suite, Extension Table
Dining room Chairs, Lounge, Easy Chairs Mattresses
Go Cooking Range. Carpets. Oh Cloths Pillows and
jy20-d WALTER 3. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOP
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
FORTY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING
ON ID, e, EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JULY TwENTY-SEC0ND. 1881, at
$50 O'CLOCK p. M shall sell, on the premises forty
building lots ia square 9l7 each lot about 20 feet 'front.'
running back about 100 feet to alley, making them de-
sirabe building lots, to which ask the attention of
buyers
Terms: One fourth CASH balance to suit purchasers
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust
property sold. All nveyancing &C., at purchasers
cost. $25 down each lot time of sale.
jy19-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS b CO., Aucts.
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SALE OF THE SPRAGUE EsTATE.-A telegram
from Providence, r. l., last evening says "The
first piece of the A. and w. Sprague PROPERTY
was sold by auction at noon to-day under direc-
ton of trustee and committee of creditors. r.
was the wharf on Indiana street and sold foe
1900, probably to the Stonington Steamboat
Company. Before the sale the announcements
was made that all the property had been e.
tached this morning in the suit of the Quidnick
Company VS.. the A. and w. Sprague Manufao-
turing Company for S2,O00,OO0. The suit ives
regarded as intended to embarrass the sale, and
the creditors committee guaranteed the in
tegrity of the sale.
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nUNcANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRuSTEES SALE OF BRICK (ONE- STORY) OFFICE
=, AND LOT ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN G
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Iber No s79
1oo 4S9 ct of the Land the District
Of Columbia viii offer for sale public anction on
TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, 1881, at
SIX O'CLOCK NJ, In front of the premises al that
certain piece parcel Of land situated lying and being
and described az follows-eng parts of Lots numbered
II and H. in square numbered ga, beginning for the
corner Of lot H. and running thence south
twenty four feet inches thence east hundred and
tyfour feet six inches thence west hundred and
teen feet ten and oneha inches to the place Of begin
ming, with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; balance in six and
to be secured Oh the property sold all cash. at option
OF purchaser. The terms must be complied with in
resod at the risk and cost of the defsung purchaser
deposit at time Of sale.
,va,-asd. Wn5; = M pzsEI$ } Trustees.
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UNDERTAKES

WN. z. 6PINDLER
w UNDERTAKEN
1029 SEVENTH 6xREET.
leD bet- N. T. ave. and Z street. nor1ts~A.
JOINS A wErzFUHss prmr.xrn
aSi7 HISH SID SrnEET, 9EoesErovu.
m2l <Opposite Butchers' MAEksk)
WILL1AM HACKETT, with AUGUSTUS BuRss.,o -
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER =
No. SIG Pepnzylsanin avenue northwam befunn ~ -
~ strests. Everything hnt-caaa. yse4
jaLls 1851 TExxn sxzExx Ncsxzrs<x.
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TOMORROW.


BOOTS AND SHOES.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
On and after this date viii close our entire stock of
SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES AT PRIME COST.
All our goods are of the best makes.
E1eeanI Laules onppers .6Oc., 75c., 81
Mems and fovsPP foS Sho z9c
determined to close the entire stock on hand
Call at once at the
POPULAR SHOE HOUSES OF
SINSHEIMER BROS,
S0s SEVENTH STREET, and 3151 NJ STREET,
jy14-2w Georgetown.
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RECEIVED CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
THE CHEAPEST SHOES az Eye ExHiBfTED IN
Ladies' Hand made 3-strap Sandals. ,. 80 80
f T,s:, Ea as k aI Bss15 BSss
&C., 9 LApIEs SHOES OF ALL KINDS o ~
Misses Solid Button she's hes RI 81 90 to 200
chilaren's PsS basson sehd. : sAoHs. sse
cHILDRENs GOOD SPRfNG HEELS. QUO
One hundred styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes at prices
APPS GEO. MCCARTHY.
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STEAMERS. &c.
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

IL
fo S:e az v ARRowsMITH will leave her wharf
- "a srett AZ 30 m, every Monday Tuesday
landiy Friday. Saturday and Sunday for all river
man an hssa a dhqsg5y and Saturday far curo
9elo F. ]. STONE, Purser.
tfoR BALTIMoRE AND RIVER LANDIEGs.-The
Ihens2as wharf every SUNDAY at six o clock D. NJ for
6iY fn four ssiEnP ss srs si IN
Wash Msshingson Saturday night Passengers for Lower
Al river freight mus, be prepaid. For further in
STEPHENSON 4 BRO. It'll street wharf;
mzo-am or once cor Penn ave and 18th street
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
vim leave sar as. daIa y 81 dE akE Esrx MON
oeS 4 Pnsv a P, FRI P at o s SPsa
ress Monroe Excursion Tickets. good for four days.
Iir..- Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and Nor
Iseass Fare 70 FORTRESS Monroe and Norfolk %
Fare s 70 fSsy Point and Point 81 50
frst-cass Round Trip to hney Point aud Point Look
secooso Sss. zach ssy ~
statersnns s a. Mssis 75c 10
pSs an5 Fax Nsgo THURS
& SIS as s n ean s n sasna a
JOHN opJeE Il. SSE s5zs 5sr a. r,,,
River. any Sss sysTy
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
ap36 e13 18th street, opposite u s. Treasury.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPOR-
M TATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE MoRE sHp SEW 4 RHHwEES pIr
Sailing days from Baltimore-EvERY WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY, at four O'Clock y. m, from foot Of
Spears Wharf (near foot South Gay streetl
Prom New iork-EYERY THURSDAY and SATUR-
PAY ct i've O'Clock from Pier -, East River
Elegant passenger accommodations Lowest rates of
freight guaranteed:
Rates of Passage First class &c. including meals and
gtateroom berth. Steeraye 49, meals. il desired %
A. L. HIGGINS. AGENT.
Boston wharf.) BALTIMORE. MD.
GEO. Fl. GLOVER, AGENT,
je25 PIER 40. EAST RIVER NEW YORK.
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM
The first-class Steamers Of this Line,
'AMSTERDAM,n '.ROTTERDAM,n
''sCHIEDAM." w. A: sCHoITEN.
Carrying the T. 8. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
son Stores Brooklyn, regularly, on WEDNESDAY.
firss SslR' seos.o ID Cabip 500 ste,ssrase S2S
New York For passage apply to W. g. METZEROTT
q CO, y25 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, or +.
a. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe Deposit Building,
corner New York avenue and 18th street northwest jail
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
URDAY from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street, HoboIen
southampton and Bremen first cabin, 500; second
cabin, 500 Storage, $50 prepaid steerae certificates,
fGr freight or passage apply 70 oELRTCHS Co.
Co. 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents for
Washington. jan12
rIINARD LINE
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NO CURE NO PAY!-To all afflicted with private dis
~ eases come at once and shall be rewarded by
speedy cure without mercury. Dr. BROTHERS, 9O6 b
street southwest. ie0I-1m-
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MEDICAL. &c.

TlR- LEON, the oldest established and mat reliable
- LADIES' PHYSICIAN in the city, can be consulted
.. All Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly
cured Prompt treatment Separate rooms for ladies'
jyl3-1m
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Ouf-0f-iloor SparfS.

THE LAST RACE AT SARATOGA YESTERDAY.
The third race at Saratoga yesterday was Q
selling race one and a-half miles. Warfield won
easily 10y two lengths. Cinderella and Gov.
Hampton made a pretty finish the former Sc
curing second place by a head. Fourth race,
free handicap hurdle race. one and a-quarter
miles over five hurdles. Post Guard won after
hard finish by two lengths, Zeta second. Bertha
third. Time, 2:20Ix.
AT BRIGHTON YESTERDAY
the first race, mile and a furlong. was won by
Gouyerneur, Aleck Ament second; time l:5S
The second race, mile and quarter, was won by
Dodette, New York Weekly second; time, 2:lI
The third race one mile for maiden three-year-
olds, was won by Gift Kitty Hagler second; time,
1:47- The fourth race, mile and a furlong was
won by King Dutchman, Bellona second; time
1:5S12. The fifth race a handicap steeplechase
was won by Strychnine Kate Long second; time,
2:4915.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At Albany-Troys, q; Albanys, 5. At NeW.
1ork-Bostons, 5; Metropolitans, 3. AT Phila-
delphia- Baltimores, 1; Athletics, 3. At Fortress
Monroe, Va.-The Richmond Base Ball Club ar
rived yesterday and played two games for the
championship of the state. Score Richmonds,
1; Artillery School, Is.
ENGLAND WINS THE ELCHo SHIELD.
In the competition for the Elcho shield Eng
land was the victor, making total score OF
l.642 points. against Ireland |. $40 and scotland
l,5Ol. The following is the score In the match
for the Elcho shield to-day, at 800 yards Eng-
land, 1885, Scotland and Ireland each ora
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~ COBB'S ISLAND, VA. 49,
Surf Bathing, Fishing, Snipe Shooting. This VEHA9
Hotel Is reopened for the reception Of visitors
Terms 81 per day, So week. $35 per month. Route
from Norfolk Old Point per steamer NORTHAMPTON
Chsrrystone every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
IN attendance to render medical aid For further in
formation address
jyI-1m j. T. SPADY, Proprietor.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Attempted Wife Murder.
Whfskey the Cause.

Ryland Jones and his wife live in a
comfortable little cottage Of their own
on the Pulaski road. just beyond the
railroad. The husl and is man OF
quiet manners. He is known as a
skilled carpenter, ct which trade he
has been working for years. Unfor-
tunately, however, the peace and hap
piness Of this home was disturbed by
quarrels between Ryland and his wifi i.
Sunday last the husband imbibed too
freely Of bad whisky and in the row
which followed, the wife fed to a
neighbor's for safety. She went into
Henderson Brandon's kitchen, where
she found Mrs. Brandon. Rylan d
pursued her. More angry words were
exchanged between them, when the
frenzied husband drew his pistol and
fred. at his wife through the window.
The ball missed her and hit Mrs.
Henderson Brandon, luckily only pro-
ducing slight flesh wound on her
thigh. Jones was arrested by Po-
liceman Bob Brandon. Ia the trial
before Mayor White Monday, Jones
was fined SO and costs, and bound
over in the sum Of $500 to appear at
the next term of the Circuit Court.
He was required to give bond of
$500 dollars to answer charge of
carrying concealed weapons. Jones
has furnished satisfactory bondsmen
and is again at his bench.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
The Two Suits.
tUIIIe.

Into which Two Governors Get Them
selves.
Yesterday the Willimantic COM
pany did some work against time in
which the old father was vanquished.
One of The features of the days do
ings was to be the making of the
two suits of clothes from the seed
cotton. Bright and early a number
of people went out to the grounds
to see the process. A little after
sunrise a few individuals on hand
for the occasion, stepped into one
of the patches on the grounds and
almost in twinkling the cotton was
picked and ginned At twenty min
utes to seven it started on it's way
entering first the Kitson picker; at
7 o'clock it went to the Foss & Pc
vey cards, thence to the railway
head, built by the Lowell machine
company. Then it rapidly found its
way to the speeder built by the City
machine company of Providence.
From there it went to the Falls &
jerks frames, aud was soon what
the observer was ready to pronounce
thread. This was taken to a Crom-
ton loom and the process of weav-
ing commenced. The crowd that
had watched the course Of the cot
ton as it passed from stage to tage
grew until the aisles were blocked
up. Everybody wanted to see the
work going on. AS soon as the
cloth emerged from the loom it was
tlken to the dye-house of n. Spencer
Thomas and dyed. As soon as it
was dried it was taken to the Wheel
er & Wilson exhibit, where the suits
we're cut out-one for Gov. Colquitt
and one for Gov. Bigelow. The
silk, which had been furnished by
Cheney Brothers, and which was of
American manufacture, was ready.
The making of the suits was com
menced. The cutting was done l,y
Atlanta's favorite tailor, Mr.. Crosse,
whose taste and ability guaranteed
perfection In his department of the
work. The button holes were made
at the rate OF two a minute by H. L.
Phelps, of New York, on the Nation
al Machine Company's button-hole
machine. As the day closed the
suits came completed from the hands
of the tailors, and in the evening
the Governors wore handsome black
suits, made from cotton that at
sunrise dangled, dew gem med, from
the stalks. So much for fast ma
chinery. Atlanta Constitution.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
PENNS YLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The Press
publishes table showing a plurality
for B lily, Republican. over Noble,
Democrat, Of I, 7,253; Wolfe, 900 plu
ralitv in Union and 400 in Snyder.
The Times c~'im tes Bailey's plu-
rality at ab1ut Z 800
HPHILADELpHIA, Nov 9.-The Re-
publican committee has some adds
tiunal advices from the interior, from
which they place the majority Of Bal
lev, the Republican candidate for Sec
retary Of State, at 1000, but the
Democratic campaign managers are
not satisfied, and say that the adverse
result has been achieved,
Chairman Bogert, Democratic. in
stances the vote Of 1862, when for
three days the Republicans claim a
victory without substantial guarantee
He admits, however, that the contest
has been close and is inclined to be-
lieve that Billy, Republican, has a
small majority, and that the Dem
ocrats have majority of the. in the
Assembly.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAUL, Nov S.-The returns
come III very slowly. In all the lar
ger places there has been much scratch
ing, and in counties the vote is ht-
er. Everywhere there is a falling of
from last year, and affecting the two
parties nearly alike.
HubbaId Republican, for Govern
or, runs ahead Of the ticket in the
First and Second districts, and Bech-
urd, III the Third. The probability
is that his gains and losses will about
offset each other, and that ne and the
whole Republican ticket will be cleo
ted by majority somewhat reduced
from last year.
At Minneapolis the whole Repuhli-
ticket is probably elected.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
VIRGINIA


RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Further re-
turns received at the Dispatch Office
up to- p. IN. reduce the Democratic
gsins in the Legislature to eleven
which leaves the Demo Gratis four
short Of majority on joint ballot.
The Gubernatorial contest is still
too meagre to justify positive states
ment.
AT the Office of the Wing, the Read
iusters organ, full and estimated
votes from forty counties and cities,
which enc third of the State, indicated
only 400 loss to the Keadjusters,
based on the last Presidential vote.
The reported gains for the Read
justers in the Southwest will overcsme
this loss. The Readjusters claim that
these figure. insures the election 0!
Cameron by 10000 to $4,000 major
ity.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. Commission
er received a telegram this afternoon
frsn james d. Brady, at Petersburg
Va, which says:
''R liable reports come in slow, but
all We have are very good. Our ma
jority in Jorgenson's district is heavy,
and we have carried all but Dezen-
doi's district, excepting Portsmouth
Unless all of our careful estimates of
this morning are erronesus, we have
elected Cameron by M ra than 10, 900
majority, and gained the Legislatu e"
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Later returns
still further reduce Democratic
gains in the Legislature, and there is
now no hope of regaining lost ground
in the counties to hear from. Pretty
full returns have been received over
half of the State, and indications are
that Cameroa is elected and that the
Rea,ljusters will have a good working
majority on joint ballot in the Legis-
lature.
At Readjuster headquarters they
claim the election of the stat" ticket
by not less thar 1900 and a major
ity in the Legislature OF IL to 70 on
inins ballot. They are exceedingly
jubilant to o-night. marching in process
sion through the streets with band
Of music and firing cannon.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 9.--The
returns received here tonight from
different parts of the State give Cam
eron in the neighborhood Of 1000
majority.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Nov. 9.-Returns are com
ing u slowly, owing to the length d
he tickets and scratching.
Three -tourths of both branches o
the Legislature will be Democratic
General Lowry, the successful candi
date i'r Governor. is at the headquaf
tiers of the committee to-day receiving
the congratulations of his friends.
Lowery's majority in the State i,
estimated at Is, 900 to 10000.
So far as heard from the election
has been quite throughout the State,
except at Marion Lauderdnle county.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
OBITUARY.
MARTHA LESLIE PATTON.

Mrs Martha L. Patton, widow Of the late
Dr. Chas. II. Patton was born III Brunswick
c., Va, Nov s. 1911 and died at hor residence
in this city Monday morning Nov. Z. 1881,
in the eeveaty first year of her age. Her fli-
neral Was attended Tuesday evening from the
Church Of tho Nativity, a large procession ol
beresved relstiyes and sorrowing friends fol
lowing her remains to the grave.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Personal.

Mrs. James H. Mayhem and sister,
Miss French, are home after their Wis
1t to Knoxville.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson has return
ed to Memphis.
Mrs. H. e. Binford was down from
High jackson Sunday.
Rev. w. 81. Nelson attended Con-
ference at Decatur.
Mr.. d. S. Brandon was among the
Conference visitors to Decatur.
Master Willie Bentley is on visit
hume.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
How to Get Well.

Thous 'nds Of persons are constantlys
troubled with combination Of diseases.
Diseased kidneys and costive bowels
are their tormentors. They should
know that Kilnev-Wort acts on these
organs at the same time, causing them
to throw of the poispns that have clog
ged them and so reaewing tbs whole
man. Hundreds tetifsy TO tbis.-PHs-
6urg Post.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
HuntsyilleGazette
SATURDAY, NOV. IL, 1881
where to get the Gazette;

ALABAMA
II c .Binford, general agent,
w II. Blankenship.
Iobn r. Burris. Florence.
n r. Tisdale, Decature.
F. Stewart. HillsborO.
Geo. w. Braxdall, Talladega.
Waiter Braziel, Mobile.
EF Logwood, Courtland.
David Mcdonnell, Triana.
James. DePriest,
! Fl Diggs, Montgeery.
Rev. Ephraim Rivers. Bass Station.
Al Brown, Hillsboro.
RRE Elliott, Tuscumbis.
J. Rogers, Wetumpka.
WP Williams. Meridianville.
R II. Gravitt, Aaysville.
John Bone.
Rev Osborn. Nelson. Marion.
4 W. Mckinney, Marion.
:. W. Leewood. Gainesville,
w. }. Stevens, Selma.
s. H. Jones, Greenbrier
TENNESSEE:
Rev J. F. Humphrey, Fayetteville,
Ri,bsrd Wilson, Memphia,
David Bone, Winchester,
MISCELLANEOUS.
is. Patterson, Niagara Falls N. Y
Al Dodd, Nashville, Tenn.
VIM. H. Singleton, Chattanooga Tenn