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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
The Evil Effects Which Would
Accompany a Withdrawal
Of the Currency.
And the Disasters Which Always
Follow Irregularities Of
the Blood.
Some New Truths of Importance to
Every Reader.

A running stream keeps pure, but motion.
less pool soon becomes stagnant. This prin-
cirle il true in still greater sens of the
human system. The blood becom - foul, the
oaiil.aries are clCgsei, and 0isase is The le-
suit. Thee Necessity of keeping the body
healthy at this season OF The year Is especially
true, and how this can best BE done may BE-
Judged from the following statement:
Rev. A. q. keldIick, D. D., LII. d. the
eminent American author, professor Cf He
", Latin and Il eek Ia the University of
CHESTER and one of the rev isors of the ew
&c ament, havi, full Knowledge of these
sand expert nco of what would best cJn .
quite to perfect health, says:
"iaving received from the use Of Warmers
safe Kidney and Liver Cure very marked
be- elt l can cordially recommend il TO
Others -
Mr. jams y. Prescott, of Cleveland, Ohio,
rel' I'VE OF Pre- colt tue historian, also aid:
'WarHer's Safe Liver anu Kidney Cure has
cured me of Brsht's disease alter was given
II, t. die, and | am willing to afrirm 1t on
heather or Christian ground'
These are only two out of many thousand
statements all clearly showing the power and
value of Warmers Safe KidIey and Liver
Cute. Intsed, 30 spontaneous anu sin, ere
are they rs to convince ell Of the power and
value Of this great relucdy. Ii Is Invaluable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
GleMleA Saloon.

GleuLea. That Is pretty name. There
is poetry in It, but the beauty nor the poetry
of the name compares with the excellence
and purity of the GlenIea wbiskey to DO
found always AT Stsrke s. Hogsn's GlenLea
saloon, corner Of Main and Murphy streets.
Mr.. Hogan, the junior proprietor, an urbsne,
suave, genial, pleasant gentleman, Is 10
charge, and with handsome, cosy place,
be has ever cheerful welcome for ali and
tho hrs. whiskey, the finest wines, the coolest
beer, and the most fragrant cigars In town
al their disposal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

Go to Hickox & House and try their GOD
water.
Read G. f. Hosmer's advertisement: There
is money in it.
Hichox & House have the incest soda
water in town.
lee cold soda water at Hickox Il House
No. Cos Main street.
For good 6rsl-class warm or cold shower
bath, 90 10 Lee COINS palace rooms.
For the convenience of his guests Kent will
run his own hack from tho hotel to meet
trains arriving and departing on all roads,
east, west, north and south. Families desir-
ing pleasant ride con be Accommodated.
ALFRED KENT
Proprietor kents Hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
Notice.

al property owners and tenants arc hereby
Motif ID to remove all, gsrbsgo and rubbi, X
from thor back yards aud alleys. The SAM.
tsry ordinance must and will be r'gidly on.
forced from and after May 9th, 1881.
SAMUEL W. FMIp, NJ. d.,
Health Officer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

Go to Hickox & Aou!e and try their sod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

GJncrnl Mahons's home organ is not salts
fed with the olevon thousand ms ,rity the ut
groes and so,lawags got over the tax payers OF
the State. and over "soci,ty AID the chrr,h, J"
las; month. 1t wants q larger majoIi-
Is, AID it wants that mt ,titY to obtain
10 the educated Cspta! Of tho State as wall
as ia the negro abd ilterato counties. To-.
deed, so great ia its desire 10 the latter $3.50
that it is induced to talk reoklesslg upon the
sutitc: ard even to 90 so far IS to assert that
the reaG ils:ers would have car led Riohm md
bat Tor the prescription. cs.rscism. ball. loz-
ing and other improper forces employed by the
tuudtr leaders there Now, suoh talk IS
that. ia tho face of The political assessments.
the threats Ct aud actual removals frow ofios,
Unlimited frao tx receipts, and the whole ma>
chiuory Of the sl,o.ioo. working together foI
the SUCCESS Of the reputation ticket. is a!5url
snd only excl 'es .hs tilioulc CT sensbie q 4i 90
preiudioad readers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
The 6utteau Trial.

WAsuGNGTcN. Dec l3.-Upou III. opspiug
Of IT, oaurt Dr.. Slitzk, was OILED 10 Tho vii
osa,' a;snd, AID uaI. CoGkhil resuaed the
cro,9 lzsmiaa:on. Witness tteueb. tle sr-
pasrsco, Ct Gutsau'5 eyta YES ona Of tue
s:rnogest Indications of lis i5snily.
Col. Corkhil banded to The witness slip If
paper. upon which was orawa a diagram of the
human bsad. end sail, Now, Doo;or, sui
posing this 10 DO ia, prisoner bead, will you
please Dolut cut tho irregu aliti; s 10 Which you
refhtrod yesterday.
BatCro any reply c.u'l BIZ m,da Guitcau
raised lsuah By sayirg. That accounts for
IT.. e halter came 10 sac mo this mornios and
offered NJ, a ueW hA. if would let lin take
my head. got the la. but you don't pay for
it. C.rkhi!; o. &c! The Gog.r0Dstt will
h,vo TO do so
Witness ptin.ed out upon diagram, eff his
OVID drawing the lrrel utsri!ies referred to.
Tbs question was then gut to him. ID,
you believe 10 Coo? ard his reply was givsu. "
l deoipo to arsIer that question. From ny
standpoint it is an inpertncns Question 10 q
Country which suiraute:s civil aod religion
liberty"
Mr.. DsTidgc. Bot net irralgions liberty"
Gu!teau Interrupted aud sait: IL have been
locking Up your record. C0lkbil, add Ill slow
sou up
After this be gave his st!sn!iou closely to bis
papers and to all APPEARANCES lost all intsrast in
the court PROCEEDINGS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
From Richmond.

10 tbs l. gslature yesterday the s:auiiOg
cSmml!tees Wsrs stn;utc,d. r. K. F.rS, OF
Baiftsx. as chairman Of ths House Com
mltsee 90 Finaroe. and Il. II. Riddlebsrger
she chslrnao of Senate Fiostc, COMMITTEES.
10 che coDtts!td eIeclou of FRI q er sud Lady
VI L,ech std Doolap, from Rockbrdgc. The
Uou mtIse Oh Privileges sod Elscuoos de-
c,ded to ssst Ffas er sud L,dy, who arc re-
.ojus.ers.
Val.sko Valdez. OF Nav ksus. brnt6iasat
candidate FIR Sts!e Treasurer. bss written q
letter TO ibe read listers of the Legislature. de-
elioing TO acc ,pt che pomiostioo. which it is Ut
derstood has been teLdered bin, upon the COT
dl,iop ,hst the Caucus shall name the clerks.
he declines being sed 10 10 tbs Way, and
says it is opposed TO .hs principles of olposi-
ton to ring ruIs advocated By lhe resdiaste.s
~ the iste osuv.ss. Mr. Walden nominated
Msssie 10 IL Q LIST GOb.rnstorisl read aHer oJL-
seauSO. In. letter is regard As si'ks
sSsi5ss Malone 1uls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
VIRGINIA. NEW.S,

Riddlsberger. it is stalled. will have "sslk
over 10 the coalition caucus at Richmond tc.
niRht,for nomination for United States Senator.
In PoRhatsn county. yesterday, q nsn
named Hsgan was tbroWn from So rx-art
while the animal IVES runpiog away, SID, fall
ling to the grOuod head first. had bis neck
broken. This 10 the third fatal accident which
has occurred 10 the sans oouoty withio tRs.ys
mouths from runaway ox-te,m5.
The two houses Of tie LEGISLATURE, 10 j,io,
session yesterday. couIted the votes cast O.. he
late election which shows the following result ::
For Govsrnor-W. Z. Cameror, raa6jusier.
lll,473 John W. D.Diel. democrat, 90 Isl:
Cameron's msioIity, ll.7l6. For Leutsnao,
GoVernor-Jobu +. LsRis, reputliosn-rsaG-
ulster. 1889; james Boibour. democrat,
sso2s;, LeWs's majority, 1850. 1t Nss
found that through error or otherwise 935 votes
were recorded for Jsmes 8. Barbour and |. l55
for John 8, Lewis, both 70; Lieutenant Gov.
ernor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
Absence OF HinG.

Absanca # mind il sure sig, CT ilst islt
mental disease; It is rttu!e's warpiog 10 tie
o7ei-Hotked. the ttbt il e;ea5eg, sbsurd aud
even heruful sc!s ers committed The coec-
tloos f anecdotes sro full tf soiies Of snch
t'llies, We knew of an able young lawyer,
who, Instead Of pouring toric from bottle on
his dess. carefully piled the ink from lis
Inks:sud into spoon AID swslioRfd it.
Aac,her, ao tz-o.toroeY Gonersi efths U1ited
States. went Oh !0rlnigh!'o tip u atsai o.
absorbing legal Gee. His vile packed halt
dez:n shirts lin his DoftMau.eau. o. bis relurn
thero Was no sSirt visible. PGsbirg her
Inquiries. chs iouad tass her buabsnd had
regularly pr: co q ceaa shirt every other day,
but hsd forgotten to .Gka eff tie so:lad che, sut
DOW roIuroed Heatirs tie whole half dec 70.
An authentic srco3oto ii tie great poiisicsl
economist, Adam Smith. tells that 9hen called
upon to sie1 cani,ac'. Instead OF W.ilirg bis
own nsne lie ma:e 81 Celebrate imitation OF
the signature OF tie othcs party which had ST.
ready baen affixed. Suoh so;don;s do cot II;
douud TO man'.i credit they seem to Give
evidence Ct mcnts! seskoe.s. These, there
tore. who feel this haiti creeping upon them
Should !esis: it s:ou!ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, DIOR. 10. 1881.
The New York Herald, With an ipteusita ed

The New York Herald. With 40 intensified
degree Of that Inconsistency for which il hss
become provsrbisl. hsving approved the Pres
iden.'s interference 10 the recsnt poiitical esn.
paign 10 this State. 10 which be ussd eli the
IMMORAL aod material means 1t bis disposal 10
bobaIf Of mere party. and dob! repudiatiog
party At that. DOW seys:
president Arthur has done nothing which
i'll Commend him 30 much TO the support OF
conservative. fair minded men throughout tho
country IS bis resolution not 10 interfere 10 tie
Virginia oampsigu for the Senatorsbip."
Why the President should be commended
for Transforming all tho departments of the
nstoaal government into olecioneering tu-
reaus for Q Governor and Legislature Of Viz
GINA month sgo. and be comm ended no8 Ter
a resolution not to interiors 10 the eeo.ioD OF q
Virgins Senator. is what few savs tbs verss
Tile writer's for the Herald can tell. If NOT
10 er!erencs is 10 be commended 10 the latter
case. ard nobody doubts tba! i. should be.
surely interference 10 tho former should be Coz
temued by every man pas,sssd Ct otdiaa,y
reason and with ordinary resptc: for the rtsscn
Ct others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
HlrEINla d,rilna

MoSRIsTowS, Tenn, Dec. 13.-Tte residents
OF tEis vicinity were thrown into state Of the
widest excitement yesterday BY the announce
mens that fendish crime hid bean COMMITTED
b7 party OF eight unknown men G: the ra.i-
dence OF Mri. Winchester. . lady Of 80 years of
sge, who resided near Kingston, town short
distance from this place. L ate on Saturday
night tho residence of Mrs. Wintheatar who
lived With her two grsrddaughtefs, both sttr.c.
tive young ladies. was discovered to BIO on fire.
Soon after the alarm Tss given assistance arrived
and the cd lady and her two granddaughter
were rescued. The house was burned TO The
ground Mrs. Winchester and The young ladies
were found TO be suffering from severe Injuries
md were taken to the neigh boring houses, whsle
medical aid WAS summoned, but the old lady
aeon died. LIST evening her gran6dauShteis
were sufficiently recovered TO relsss Their mig
fortunes, and then tbs slckening detsis or their
story for The first tins became known. The
girl: stated that on Saturday night eight men
euddesly entered The house. and without
any warning attacked them. Mrs. Winchester
csmo to their sssistsros. but was knocked down
and bes:en numerically. The young ladies
wsre then at The mercy Of the scoundreIs, who,
after leaving them in fainting condition, sst
fire to The house and led to parts unknown. Par.
ties o! csz sna have been formed 10 sccur The sur
rounding country for The fugitivcs and th!ests
OF lyncbing il they are captured are freely mato
On al! sides,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
FOREIGN NEWS,

The ln'.-!eot troubles 10 ltclaIl ca1..-ue.
The cattle Disgue h,a appeared ia seyeta
pst!s 81 Ses!s,
A. Z. LAWS, rlsr5ilai ct tie IT, 8. consulate
ct Shanghai, committed suicide 90 Onetcr
29:h b7 5s7:r:ug au artery 10 bis arm
Escsm nnuicsion vas pfouoElc,l ia tL1;a
churches 6: Sants5aer. Spain, co Suodsy,
against tho Gisec.ors oftbree liberal Soaspspers
!ol stttchiog tie ,larsy.
4 riquien lass FIR the r=pose OF tie s5us Of
tie vicnms CT tho Ri9g Theatre Wa5 said in s..
Stephens Cathedral at Fisnna. yesterday az
Ter which impressive iua;ral ceremonies took
p!eoo ID the Cemetery. The ramsirs were in.
TERED 10 commoG grave GIo hundred aud
titY tee. 10 lencth. Subscriptions Tor the re-
lief OF tho fan; ;ss Of ths vio;ims coaIipua 10
colno 10.
AdVcos from China stnte that the bu,isl CT
tbs iato ''E.steru Empires" has. after u lspae
OF several months. st length taken place, The
dtcssaed Was the conssit OF the father Of the
late Emperor. The s5seDcs of the Western
Empress aad Tia youthful Emperor from the
c9rcmcaies ocoasioned remark, acd Tas caused
ty disturbance among tho palEc, culu,hs.
1t Eaa asserted that she would never ba allow
Cd TO rctntn. ii she went b:yotd The limits oi
:hc city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

The INVEST FRAUD. "A young man d.
scrlbirg Lius:Ifes Frank ki;seIidgs has been
swlnd!tns restaurants and cigar dealers in Yon
ksrs lately. Ills m.,hol Is to boy cigar, for
insssro,. End throw down q trade dollar 10
payment. When tho proprietor tenders The
chang ,-nlnely osus. . hsrs-the yourg man
ssy'. "Ob. pardon na, l havs the oh.ucG:
Just hand DE that dollar, please" and then
be throws joSa dime AID ergacts The sale.
man 10 conversation. After q few mcn,cn,s'
delay he e;ys TO hs salesman, rushiog the
trade dollar and Ito change toward hin,
Have you two dollar bill 10 The draxe:?-
1t you have IS. tsko this silver. please; don't
I'ks to carry it, r5e u1suspsc los salcsn q
passes cut tao dolsr lr.enback ADD &c JOBS
10 tho iSo doilsrs 10 Silver, ntv.r stopping to
tall. K tbs! all be g,s Tor bis lwJ d,llsr rfeen.
bicS is trade dollar sid ten c,n.s FIR his
osa7. Many merchants bavs bssn sHiodle d
10 this way. This kiuerdgs is supposed to be-
the t.t!6w who operated 10 a similsr wsy 10
Slug Siog las. wetk. AID was arrested. The
court Wta lmp.lltd to discharge him bsesuse
the TRANSACTION vas sn open ooe in who, On
f.lse representations w>ry made. -Ntio York.
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

& Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results ia III
lncurabIe Lung disease or COnsump.
ton. B Re w HIS Il Il ON OH
EkssEHEs do not disorder the etomsch like
cough syrups and bassms. but act directly
on the tnfiamed parts, sllsying irritation,
gi9ereliefin Asthma. RrOnchit:s,C Coughs,
Caearrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public speakers ara sub.
jcct to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
TrocEes have been recommended by physiciane
snd always give perfect sstisf.ciion. Having
been tested by wide ED constant use for nearly
an entire generation. ;he7 ha7o attained well
rnerited rank among tEo few staple remedies OF
the $50. Sold at 25c O box eyeryyhare mblo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
NEWS OK TIE PAY.

4 d!.paldh ft0n Niouua SAYS ,hst ore
American has btca .ic,Ga,G ID among tho dad
taken ffon the ruins Ct the turacd ia catre.
10 tho Sen:ta yesterday The tariff c1mniL-
sion bill vas taken up. AID M9ssrs. Garland
aid B:ck spaEa agsi.s d p:noolivs ttiff.
10 tie Galosu trial yesterday, Dr. Sri 2ka,
OF New \ oIS tssiih-d aI an eSucrt for the de-
fenae, ord rraaoucc.d tt. rr;s1atr to be in-
sane.
Frederick Y. Fr.iiueLujseu WAS yesterday
nominated nrd conGtGrd o. Secretary Of Stale.
and Postmaster Ganoral Jauss torsardcd to
the President biz lorna r:sisua,iou 10 tuka e.
fec: j ,Iusry
Conspicuous smiIg IT'S r'eoih,rs Of .ae new
kentuoky L,sisla u;o is DAr:i Mcriwea,htr,
who WAS Senator in Congress ID 1852 aud
Governor Of New M@x;c) tuing Plcroe's sd
mlolssraslea. He siso saved uiaey years 10
the State L?glsa uto. eld Eas twic, Sroak. Of
tho House. IL is pss: eighty years cid
Mr.. Eo1k ba: iorclHc: ID 10 tho S,ostu Till
TO rspsss thu lrob-oad oath, spd tie claused
pohticil tone IS f4vorati- TO liz SPEEDY pas
Ss2e At Preset In sSeaIiGR in nsmtels Of
the Htu.a Inc operation 2ith rsspa.t to o,r-
slderabs lumber has prso ic,liy to BE- pei
formed tSIce, Involving useless less OF lime.
Inc dill lnIo.1Ied IL tha SsEs:e SeS!sIdsy
by Mr.. EdmaDds, to provide for dtfroyiug tie
extraordinary eypccss occurred 10 ccnlt @ lei CO
OF Tao assault upon The lsc Presiisn. Gaticld,
iuthorzss thu SecretsFy OF the Treasury 10
pay tho necessary and reasonable ex penses ie-
CURED CD bohat Of tho late President, proviG-
ed the sgErcgate suu allowed and paid docs rot
exceed Que hundred thcusaod dollars.
o tbs hnoeas o,rprs case OF sixteen OYSTER.
dredGers G: Towson;oRo. Md, yesterday,
Judge y elliott decided tho oysseI-dredgpg law
unconstitutional. CO the eround that the Light
lsture csnrot empower 3 justice OF the paao. to
assume iurisdsiion 10 criminal Gases. The
coutsel for The owners Of the eyitcr scboouers.
whose crews wsre discharged by Judge YelIott
demanded the rolesse OF the schooners from
custody st Annapolis. yesttrisy but Jus.ico
Gasssws7 refused to relesse them. uudsr ln-
sttuctlors of the States attorney, holding Ju3se
Iello..'s 1c!oD unlawful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
The MRrEetS,

BALTIMORE, Dec. l3.-Virqinis Ga cid -; &c
deferred Ia; do consolidated t6i do "a Be.
riea 4Ci: pas! duo coup 81; new 10 4Qs Al bid
to-day. Cotton steady; middlings ia. Flour
unchanged. Whea!-Southsrn scsrce and dull;
Western dull and loWsr; Southern red lS3al40
do smber l4SsliS; No = Western winter red
spot lSIsslSS; Dec 1881 asked Jan l39Isl39s
Feb li:s il123 Asr li5ali5t. CORRESPONDENT
easier for wf,to; yellow steady; Western dull
and lower; Southern white 67A:GS; do yellow
Gsii Western mixed spot Gss654; Dec GS4 asked;
5oa64; Western white tUa53; 90 mixed 49a60
Penna 5?a53: Rye quiet at 103tlC2 Hay IN.
chsnRed: Coffee firm; Rio cargoos ordinary to
FAIR eSsll!. Sugar dull; & soft 6: Whisky
quiet at ST III.
NEW YcRK. Dec. a-S!ccLs ltm until near
noon, Money t.. Cotton dull up|ands II Is IL;
Orleans l2t. Flour dull end unchanged. Whesi
very qHie: aud triae bitter. Con- dali sad
scarcely 90 fam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
Senate Finance Committee

, WASHINGTON, d. D., Dec. l3.-Ths Seo.le
Committee co FIniuoe held their FIRST meeting
lot The present session to-day, and took ~ the
bill introduced by Senator Sherman which
provides fer the issus of three per cant. bands
TO lie amount of three turdted nj lien dol.
lats payable at lha pleasure of the government
alter Janusry l. 1887. 10 exchange for deposi.es
OF sn equal smouu; Ct legsl tender po:es,
WSl'h wusn 60 obtsioed by the Treasury are
TO be devoted to tao retirement of the ex.
teaded 81 AID g., commonly known as The 81
per ceGs. boa!s. The bill appeared 10 meet
With It's ubsuim7us approval Of tho Com
mites tu: ec;ion upon 1t VAS postponed 10
order {, hesr the 7isss o: Secretary Folger on
tue sa'lsoi, fer which purpose be will bs in
Vited to canle before theCom nittse next Thurs
dar
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
IMMATURE ALMANAC, DEC -, lsai
Sun rtses..""-..... 81 S,.7, sets..,.....,... i

ARRIVED.
Str &Icssior, Norfolk, to P Hoos.
Str V Arrowsmi.h, lower Potousc, TO -.
te u &c Ferry Go.
= schr &C Lsns. New Haven. TO Ana.!.sa
Stmp G Knight Now York. By IA Rsad.
St' nortolS, Philadelphia. ty F a Rssa
sn Excelsior, Norfolk, by Eooe.
Sts Asltano lower Pete By B.oie,. E &c.
senr Carrie BONES. Georgetown, By VIA A
PAssKpUP.
Sca' 5 q 4hcmas, for Georgetozn.
PASSED DOWN..
sch's Ellen Torbin aad Certsani.l. from
George.cw..
H1Eo8AHDA.
mond 12sa f0''' CO Ni!n'
SSht Prank Leaning, for Richmond, cleared
at New York l2h
NOTICE TO MAR1SKRs
The Light House Board hiss given ro,i,a ,nss
on and after Decen bs, 18th inst.nt The Ush e.
Capa henry, moulh Of Chesapeake bsy. Viz
g'nis, will be shown from The new TOW recent.
y erected. It will bs changed 10 i.st order
nsat MED, Whita and illuminating 30 degrees
OF the horizon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
Postmaster General James. 10 rsccDt io.c,

Postmaster General James 10 rsocDt in.cG
view in Nav York, expressed his readiness 10
.Lvssigste complaints Of defsovo mail ssrsIcs
Add got ho abolished pos:Ofio, 10 Virgins
sud deprived large number Of the paop!o Of
two cauotias Of mail scrvio,, refusing to gran,
their modest r. los! tina! special rgaut mig bt
iuvesisste tho llaslar b,fofe tho order exo;u3-
log them from the ben, fits of the IL sil is-
sasd. 1t is nc wooder that = mao wto Ia Is
snd &c 8 10 this way shou!l desire TO iua tho
Postofi,e Department aud bank OF the same
time. That Mr.. CoDk!ing had the risht ,1eas
ne OF Mr.. James was rendered appsrsn: Nheo
he remarked to him. I'VE don't ,xpsot yJa to
rssign.' Fortunately. be has at l.st +. sn
folotd 10 rosigr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Mr. j. Hyatt Smith, the Br,oLlyo member
OF the U. 3. House of Representatives Ebo,
after giving the democrats to undsraisod that
they need not fear his opposition. and telling
the grsenbacksrs that be vas With them. went
into the republican osuous. and was denouDotd
and repudiated therefor by the workicgmen
amorg bis constituents. presohed in cos OF the
churches 10 Washington Surdsy. Judging
from Messrs. Bsacher and Smith the peach
era Of Brook'ya dan't have very high regard
for yerscity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Il WIS sisted 10 the Gtzetle'S Washington
correspondence yesteldiy that Mr. FulkeIsau
says he is an Independent. Fer what put
pose General Mahone and his followers 10 Cot
Grass still protsnd to continue the farce Of it
dependenlism, whis they Invariably vote 10 SC
cordsncs With the dictates Of the radical caucus
II difficult to cooooivc. They Certainly cannot
want to make themselves lsushicg stcoks. bat
that they bre deing So ON be seen ~ lhe tc..-
loving from toe New York Tribune
Congressman from Virginia ara barrow mind
psrtissns. They were elected ss democss,s; they
attend the greenback conferences, and they
vote with the Republicans.