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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-02-17
TSECOND DISPATCH.1
Eureka Mining Troubles.

EUREKA, February 16th.-The following
will appear in the Sentinel tomorrow The
committee appointed at very large meeting
of the Miners Union Tuesday evening in
Ruby Hill, to ascertain if something cannot
be done to prevent what may end in a serious
conflict between the Albion and Richmond
mining companies, waited upon Superintend-
ent Z. N. Robinson yesterday morning. Mr..
Robinson stated ne had written to Mr.. Rick
ard, the manager of the Richmond company,
and that his letter contained what he de-
sired to do in the premises Mr.. Rickard las
not yet replied to the communicat on, which
will be found below, and in consequence the
smoking-out plan, proposed by the Rich
mond and introduced by the Albion,
has succeeded in partially closing the Rich
mond mine Superintendent Robinson
has determined to hold the ground against
any forced entry from the Richmond side.
The ore body in dispute is very valuable
one, and extends many feet into the st.
George line. 1t was first struck on the Uncle
Sam ground, property belonging to the Al
bion company. The committee also waited
upon Mr.. Rickard, but he was not prepared
to say what he would do. The Union net
again last night, to hear the report of the
committee. Mr.. Robinson's proposition is
conceded by all parties to be fair and just.
The new machinery over the Albion shaft
will start up on Monday next.
Following is Superintendent Robinsons
letter:
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT ALBION
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
EUREKA, New, February 10, 1881.
r. Rickard, Esq. Manager Richmond Mining Com
pany Eureka, New: The present apparent deter
m1natiOn of the Richmond miners under your con-
troll to enter upon ground claimed by and in
possession of the Albion Consolidated Mining Com
pany, may end more seriously than either OF now
contemplate or desire. The present method of
attack and defense is neither credi.able nor pleas
ant There is but one legitimate way of settling
such disputes and you well aware what that is.
Force on the part of the Richmond Company cannot
prevail if the instructions of my attorneys are car
ried out and they certainly will be- For the pur-
pose of relieving myself and the men under my
authority from any responsibility, l ask that you
use your authority and compel your employees to
desist from any work going on south of the St.
George line. have taken every precaution to pro.
tect the interests serve and shall not encroach be-
vond the line established by the Court and shown to
me by Thomas Reid, surveyor, as the limits within
which | know l have the right TO work, and the
force will and are determined to hold. Your early
reply to this Will oblige your obedient servant,
f. n. ROBINSON
Alhion Consolidated Mining COmDany.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-02-17
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BEATTY, BEATTY al BEATTY,

0FFICE 81 ] STREET.-OFFICE HOURS:
A. NJ. and 1890 to Pm. ja29-a
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TO THE UNFORTUNATEl
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
ssa Kearuv street, sam Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Semina- Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., perma.
nently cured orne charge.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-02-17
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice or de.
nrayed SEXUAL indulgence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Rstail Guinness is picking up" AID q soci
holiday tra5o ia being lole Gha streets ara
lively a. 1 eve; hing is il djcstve Of Happy
Christmas Mcnsary affairs srs quiet. In
Baltimore thtrs is active demand fer money, tho
ruling zate bsing t per Ct. In ths New Yc.k
money market the ruling rate for call loans On
stocks is 6 per cel: snd on United States bond.
4,43 per cent. limo loAls are G pc, cent ard
prime mercantile psper is Cal pc. cent. Coy
ernmea! tolds ore stsoEg. Virginia consols
yesterday in Baltimore were inactive and frso.
ton easier. SiC Coz changing hands at 1916
closing 754a755. The lC-iVs were shade firm
81. $50. coo selling Of 44a4:s and closing 4sSa4is.
Jsnniry coupons ws.e frmer. selling st &c, but
pas. due coupons we're weaker, selling al s..
Deferred certificates ware steady al Ill. Bal
road stocks and bonds were generally quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

A gentleman has given So SEQ to reievo
the tapi:ies OF the victims Of ths Vienna fire.
The tri.l against Henri R,cattart, 10 Paris,
tor s'bsl. resulted in lis seqaitta yesterday
Tbs coIscrip!s snd roru'ec, have demolist-
ed'seVersl Jewish sh0ps at Thcod:sia, 10 The
Crimea
A Spanish soldier on guard duly St Malaga
saot an E'g,lshm3a woo made 10 answer 10
his ch1erg'.
1t is now said that Llld Lsrao will remsin
In Canada three yours longer, 10 trl,r 10 CON-
pete his official term.
FJry-Gvs thousand Arab families have
entered Morccco aud asked permission 10 settle
permanently in that county. The Moorish
government hiss not yet given them coy rapy
Mis- L,rg'ry. the famous English be.uy,
appeared a. tho Haymsrket Theatre. London,
yesterday, as Mrs Hsrdc,sle' 10 "Sbs Stoops
20 Co.: let. j." The London press speaks 10
high PRAISE OF her acting.
Dir. Paroelrs reighbcrs gathered Ell bis farm
yest'rlay and ploWod his land. An t6gy
supposed to represent Mr.. Gladstone, ard L.
belsd Tho last landlord" Was plIsGed on tbs
g'ouods. Several speeches wero made.
MGR, arrests under tbs Coercion sct wirs
made in Ireland yesterday. Mr.. D llon his
been promised liberation if he will leave Ir,
laLd. tu: declines to aec;pi the condition.
Several persons 10 Dahlin connected with the
tuSiioaion Of Uaied Ireland we're arrested yes
isrnay, Copies OF The paper vera s:'G!d at
d ftrcn! Oats,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
The GuiteRu Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dc. lG.-Gso. D.
Bernard, DspulY Uls,k of tho Supreme Cour
Q! Kings c2Goty, N. T., took tho stand first t
day 70 prove the divorce cI A1ra j. Gui,epu
from tho prisoner.
Tao papers presented ly ths witness wsIc
read by the DlSt!ic: Attorney. ard set forth the
granllsg Of go atsoIuss dl7olcs upou The
srauad OF adultery.
Na deicrce having been mad, BY tho detsn-
dauf, GuiteAu r,ferrirg to tho woman named
9th whom be had Committed adultery, said
This woman Jennings vas bieh,toned WI
uan 10 New York. 1t ives purely a matter
OF business b,.weou us. committed du'tery
With her to get rid of 9 woman | did not love.
Thought it much mora moral course than &c
live with heT and have children year after yoar.
have boon strictly vittuous man for ii, year
past and always have boon high..oned Christ
ian man. Can get married agsia any where
outside of New York State, and 10, Tia. msiter
in New York too"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
EERS or The DAY.

Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Relief As
sc!sslcn has tak:u steps for general rtccias-
lion o! is l. 900 members.
typhoid fever has broken cut ia Jersey 10 q
noss violent tcrcl. ard ee7trii deaths from it
have occurred wi:hin tho last fen dsya.
We acknowledge the :o:ipt of an Invitation
10 tue lnternsilonai Cotton Exposition at
Atlanta, Co., 90 Editor Day." December
20t5.
La ihe Ssua % yes:erd,y Mr.. Miller intrc-
duc:d til IN incorporate the Maritime Canal
C5mps1y of N.ciragus, with Geo. GRAFT and
seVeiai other nood perso.s as corporators.
The old kigate Constitution was put Gu. CT
commission ct New York yesterday at the
Brooklyn Navy Yald aud assigned TO q plsco
smone the old hulks Of III, yard.
CroEley. Elsrer & Co.. wholesale sugar ard
tobsooo merchants of St. Louis, have mad. an
assessment. Their liabilities ere estimated at
vi. OtO; assets uomi0slIy valued ut ST. 900.
1t 10 believed bst tic decision ia the r,se of
Csdct Whitaker ia adverse TO tn. ls!!e., but
that the President will overr1Is the fiodinrs
snd restore Wtit!aksr to duty st the Military
Academy.
10 the oily Criminal Cours Ct Il sIlimoro Sc, =
terdey James T. Green, aged shaEs As ycers.
pleaded guilty 10 al indictment ior bigany, a, d
Ssa seatcrcea to tho nenitcaisrs :cs i, u sears.
The two wiv;s wsrs in court.
a letter. recently written b. Sec,cta1y B.siue
70 Minister L,gtl 10 EaPlaad. rea!iys to the
GAINS CT The Uolted States with T. f.ren,a tc
the tlaott Of The Jstmu7 of Panama. i, rub.
llsheG. Mr.. Blaiao asks fox tho Modification of
the Clsy:ot- 3uwcr ticnty CT 1859. and steenply
sthims the "Monr0o dcc.ioc.'' Wh;Ie tho
Interests OF tho United S;ltts need c,nsilera-
NOD, Il viii no' % 10 assume tina. We urs tie
opy people to be considered IS having i'm
pct' AIT ioterts,s tc oonscrvo 10 ;he Plcjio,
tfeat Bi!tain haa lumsr5H co!onisl snd oou-
mtrsIal interests 10 Au5trs!i. and tho neighbo.
trg countries. in Jsna1 6nd 10 China not to
espebE OF her right 10 communicate with the
Fso:fl, coast Ct Cansds. all Of which would 10
materially atftc!sd BY tho uss Of tho dc L,ssops
cina!. AS tho canal is houssrd u,iIes t,or1
the United States it is going too far to SO. e. il
1t Wera par! Of our own coas. line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
Affairs In Ireland.

DUBLIN. D.c l6.-Tae cartoon pub'ish,d
10 this geek d issno If the Uoiud Ireland
which has been stiZ:d, REPRESENTS Mr.. Foa:el
With iailor,' keys in 600 hacd aud wsrranl
marked "kllmalnhsn' 10 the o:htr. Before
bin stands figure wearing he!mst btistlpe
1ilh bsycnets aud with plac.rda CO it's back il
sciib,d, 'Maltisl IaT.' and More coercion. u
Ia font theEo is 40 arrDy Of females, reprcs?nt
irg The Ladies' Land L,apus.
The lrlshmau and tho Shamrock newspapers
published io tic ssmc olEic, with Uui,ed Iro
Iand, were Tot touched by the police. The
uritod Ireland Was 81 lied by direction Of AT.
tornsy General, who is Of the opiuioD that the
naDes vas 40 rent" manifesto Of tho vera
kied; se1i'io1s s1d dircc. iuctemeus Il
murder.
The Earl Of Dlu.aven den;es tho report thai
his teoauts recaiv:d 90 sb,temsnt of 80 per ct
OF their reut. H, ssys bis tenants psid two
thirds # THAR rent pending rtv.lualiau Of tie
Ia nd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

do. Rio brands S7.25;$L37; Patsrsco family
IS 25. bes!-3cutherc biQher. Western
es.ier. Scuhsr5 red l.33sl.4O; do. amber
l. 42,l &c; NJ. Msrylsud 44il.45f; Ne.
> Western wioter red spo: 137ial37s: Dsc.
1879 asked; Jan. 1881 Feb. l4l4sl42 !;
MsIc5 l444al45. Coro-Southern stssd9 !;
Westerc Qaiet bat ffm Scu!h:rn white 67sGS;
do yellow GAGS; Western mixed SPOT 67ls6S;
DEC. GS asksd; jap. 6s4a6s$;Feb 70ss705, oats
dull; Southern 4Sa52; Western white 50.52 /;
d.. mixed 4s.49; Penna 49s52. Rye quiet st
l0Osl02 hay dull prime to choice Penns and
Nd l7.S2S Coffee firm; Rio caraoes ordinayd
to fair sslo5: Sugar dull; a sott 81. Whisky
quiet al 81 II.
NEW YcGS. Dec l5-Stocks active Money
6. Cotton ttner uplands liz Orleans Il l6
Flour dull and dropping Wheat heavy and
3.s; lower. Corn active and about 10 lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, DIOR. 16. 1881.
The readjusters. 10 aoosrdance. as they ,a7.

The readjusters. 10 accordance. as they !a7,
with their Promises to tho neIr,es. haso a
ready Introduced bills 10 the Legislature fol-
the aboiii)n of TIE whipping post. 1.-THE
negroes bad al seG-fespsot they would look
upon suCh aotioo % dirc;. gross ADD eratu.-
ions iosuls to their rscs. The whipping post
law is, 90 respeolor of persons. but is as arpo.-
BILE to men With wbito as to lhoao with black
skins. 1t provides cheap ard deterrent puL-
istm,ns for petty larceny, sna to its provisions
oil petty thieves, whites az we'll as negroes. are
sneu.ble. Reputable white men don't otjoeI
to the law, because they thitk negroes should
b, punished 10 the bsst and most economical
w.y. and IS they do 20! steal. they have no
feAr OF the stripes. Bat the unanimous oppo-
si,ion Of The negroes to the laa. IS sltested by
their ali:s. the read justers, induces the world
tu tolisvs that thievery is characteristic of the
o'tro race. aud 90 man With particle OF re.
SOTO. for himself likes to be considered 80 be.
tagging to race Of thieves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

Now that the election, are over. aud the re
publioaEs havo tho presidency. ths Supreme
Oours ard both houses Of Congress. Dir. Rum.
who ruas the iutsrn,l revenue ssrvioa FIR the
especial benefit of himself and the republioar
party. ssys tia. all opposition 10 tho en-
forcemeot Of the internal revenue laws ia The
South has disappeared. and that such laws ase
as much respe c!ed 10 tho South ,s!r the North.
But. as Mr.. Rsum also says no modem polti-
oisn pretends to Do consistent. be will doubt
less. at the mex: election. be on the ssunr
ssaln. as he was lsst fall. telling his bearer:
that the Southern people are but rebels 10 dis,
guiso that they obey 10 national law without
c,mpnsicn. and that they carry on an oper
var upon revenue officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

iecsiVe The votes OF ali the ,epablicars and those
u mt' LAYS. oeI!eiel Malone and hr. Lsmar,
which will be sufficient: 10 pass il, snd the 70.
Euo!icin msjoIi!y il Tho House with ,ns green.
oack and resdjuster vote is large enough to So.
cure its passage ihsre.
GENERAL Fitzgerald, ono CT Inc defsstad fusion
CANDIDATES in Missia:ipri. ssys that none of the
GehCcistlc !usloaista vera IN favor of the project
fer dual go7errmsnt in his State, b,,. Ii al
iome Ct the sreon hackers were.
General Malone and Mr. Riddlsberg;r are
expected hers mex. "Wednesday, the day after
me latter shall have been elected O. s, Seas.or
no trouble ia now anticipated about the con.
nlmMioa OF any Of General Mihone's reputable
appointments: Judge Mayo, Of Westmorelsud
| county. will it is said here be ore Of lhe now
retdjuiter Judges Of The Cour! of Appeals O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

New YORK, Deo. &c The T, std 6aanc:sl
article says
ct The stock Exchange U. s. bonds are /!
lover tor the extended 5, ani otherwise nj :
charged. R.il'oad binds ate strong and l
per cent. higher for he general list. Ia
the list OF sp:cjai'iss Redmond ADD Dag
Wills has been ''.baIlooned" from 1911 to 1874
Richmond sad West Point from l45 to SO and
Richmond ard Allegheny from 80 to II. Tho
money market is easy to-day 10 borrowers 90
stock at sac per cent. and on u. 8. bord, al
24ad pcr can't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

a REPETITION OF TIE MARVIN ElLLAINY.
a gccscmaa tttm the valley relates the parlt-
uIars OF melancholy event which, 10 i!s main
! features. resoDhlss the dc ption prGo:;c d by
The villain msrvio upoa y0ung lady tf Rct-
mond. o. this tc,s:ion it is the accomplished
daughter Of @ weE-isoan Virginia editor, who
hiss fallen victim to 'ha p!ac.io:s Of pIaus..-
bic s3luodrel
IL appesrj that the ytu2e lady 10 question
vas Introduced to this man during her stjourn
10 Baltimore uhils the Otiolc celebration wss
10 prolres' l. seems that no told much tho
same story about himself as M.rviu that ho
! Wss wldowar, q man CT meGns, 80. His
plers wtra carefully laid. spd it is cot woodel-
iul that The lady wss deceived. ss noae Of
her friends found the slightest Cause OF susp;-
clon; snd when marriage was proposed, ap-
| proved and CT cIuragod l.. Tho lady 1ubse-
qaently returned home. The Widower follow
| ed her, ard tho marriage ceremony totk plsce
10 h'r uat,v, village. This was several weeks
aio. iha COUPE started en- their bridal tour
| aud Tor several days Eothirg was hcsrl iIem
| them.
Ine1 ON, Tho GeE( uemeot-a massage !rc III
tho dsneh.sr-:bat struck like thulderbols in
the mlds. OF happy and mutually devoted
family,
Ii was dated frJm Baltimire, AID announced
that the bride bad not ony bsea sbludoUcd
~ Ihs mao who had led her to the a,tsr but q
tsw dsys b.fote. but that she had been robbed
b9 him cttverythiDg even to Der eweIry ADD
cohll 6. These ir.ice, he had pswaeo. The
tss,ea summoned her brother and f.ker tc
her aid, IS the villain. fer robbirg her aud
leaving her us!'ry destitute, had abandoned er
without SO much ns paying his Owe board biz.
1HE SHAcKLEFoRD's 2. o. MATTER.-Oo
T.. Is. Montague wsnt to Washington last week
aud after considerable difficulty succeeded in
getting sp al agent sent dowo. This agent
was 10 Sbacklefotd's Saturday night aud made
q thorough and imp,r,ial ioves igalion of The
whole matter Among other things it Was
pro'eo that, coutrary 10 what Goslder wrote
ire department.. three men, vz collred man.
Mr.. Hu ison and Mr.. Flanusgan offered to sell
him lard on which to build 90 ofho,.
The agent stsed 10 government ofioial
hare that his r:port would be tho. Goalder was
not ut man to have the cffc,; that Sh.okle-
fords Is the pls c. for the ofio that the ofice
there is very important cre and that it ought
tn be cootiuuad jlss where it was before
Vest Point Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
20 Days Congrcss!ona. Proceedings.
SENATE.

SsRalE.
Mr.. R,.l;ns. 90 his motion, VS. excused
ifcm setVos Oh the selscj Committee % tie
several branches 81 tho civil service.
Ga motion of Mt Allison. By unanimous
consent. the president pro tenn vas authorized
to 6il The vacancies ccc,sionsd by tho rtc)nt
charges 10 c,mnittoo membership and other
like vacancies previously existing.
Bills R7rs introduced snd Icfcr:d as TO-
loHt:
By Mr.. Davis: tn tx the c,nreusaton Of
pcs N ssters of tho t)urih class. Rsftrrd 10
Committee on Pos.of6c,s.
MIR. Rollins introduced bill providing for
tie Suppression and prevention of The pleurt
| nit.eo on Agriculture.
Of a statue of Chief Jus.o, Marshall. Rsfe: :
red TO Committee On L'brary.
Ais, fer reef Ct the Trustees Ct tho 2. f..
Theological Semintry and High School of Viz
gina. Referred to COMMITTEE 90 Claims.
By Mr. Camden: For further approrrit-
tcn 10 continue the Improvement of the Liz
tls ksnawhs River 10 Vrgipi,. Referred 10
Committee on Commerce.
A! > ID the Senate wen! into ,x5eu;ve So
sion.
The j>urnsl ci Monday las! was 30 lorg That
it's r!adltg would probably have consumed two
beuts, but alter quarter of 40 hour it's fur
tier reading was dispensed with.
The Speaker announced the following spt
oia Committee on tho xpeuses attending lhs
illness ard b1ria of Presden. Garfield: -
Mess.s. Tayler. Pound ard Cox. of Nsw y o1k
Joyce. Lsteyre. Belford. Bhctburu. Page,
Springer, Oocill and keey.
Nj. Robi1son. of New York. rts> TO a qaes-
'ou Of privilege, lilo stated that he had re-
solution he desired TO etfer. During tbs recess
Of Congress officer OF this Government c,r-
n;otd With tie Stste Department had usu,ped
The privileges { the House.
Ths Speaker: The gentleman hts already
disclosed that be desires to pic ed TO business
Mr., Robiosot: This is aqaeslon involving
the privileges Of tho House.
The Speaker: L. is DO! mstter relating to
member of the House.
Mr.. Robinson i: reIstes TO the wloe
House. 1t is q u:rrnstioa by department of
this G-vlrnment. L; involves tho imp,iso.-
mcnt OF cur c'l;z:ps abroad. Wo Gao get
Gothiog into this Ccu4rea,. Tho rights of our
olliz 'ns csnEot bs heard. cloud cries OF "ol
DIR l will no: p;ess it now, bu! you will
| hear from mo eg,D.
The call OF States was then continued a! the
pcict where it was LIFT III flashed On tn .Bday
last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16
Alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser

Csc Of the 7esscra sssisssd By tee rotdilst-
e:s for ;urpirg .hs i've !sga!tY sl:c!ed dsmc-
cratic uelabci5 ircm i cibtiisc County Get @!
the House ct Ds!'ga;ca aGG giving their p!sc,s
- rea!j lste-s is ttet 3 me students ct L:xrg-
Toe, Nhc:o parents i've out Of The State,
v5ted the dtm7c;aie ticket. AMI that
as tbs ddnciio Of The parent is TIC doHioe
ct tie cti'G. Il csc suieu!5 did rot st1liro G
donicl!a otEer than tho psreutsl hame.'
Col s:dsiile he iaos that tie "oAiIG' ia he
ciso usy have baer twenty-five years cll, tbs
he must otrsuly have been more then twenty.
one, The assigned rts5on bcconcs 10 raascr
al ST., bat it is almOs: SIS good IS the ,esdjusse!
cflar fer most OF their aoi,rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

Mr.. ScovlIs sass be believes Guitesn wal be
asssssInated before the ED Of his trial. There
should have been no legal trial until prelinir
ary one had been held by. medical experts. bu,
as legal trial is 10 progress it shoald have G
legal termination. and If tho belief Of tho ptt
onet's counsel prcva .:as the county will be
more shamlully disgec:d than it WIS b, The
assassination Of The President. The MIRO fec,
that there is ground for suoh belief is 8
legitimate ca1so Of reproach to republican laws,
government aid civilization. Bu: if stslgsrt
newspapers be, es msay thitk they are,
responsible for GuItosu's crime. what risks do
other papers. not SO stalwsrt rua Of bsing held
respousib,o for Guiteaus murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

a member y! The Legislature has introduced
a resolution of itqairy as to what steps e,e
Necessary 10 promote immigration. The reat-
jus:er committee 10 whom The resolution aas
referred, CT curse. went tell !be slzioGs ea-
qlrer waat will b.iag in migration to Firsioia,
but any businaEs D, an of nom he Nigh. axe the
enquiry would tell him that tho best and surest
thing to promote this: tsc. would b. the pa
a'ge OF bill providing for the payment OF
every dollar of Virginiss deb! 1T such rste oil
interest as the creditors would accept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

Genera! hshone's home organ says 3r. Kid.
dleberger ia the only man above sli others mcst
feared and most objected TO By the Bourhorism
at Washington, in Virginia and ltrtughou! he
South" 'Boarbonism" in republican sad re.
sdiui!er ra,erco means Scu!hsrn democracy.
Accep!ir Ih.. absurdly inco.rec! liter pre..!ion
tho assertion tha: Mr.. Hitdiebafger will be
feared ia Washington il new.to every body
in that city, and ID noae II orc 30 than 10 tho
democrats tbs! gentleman will meet in the
Senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-16

CoUaT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY
W. Hollis executor. Upon petition for re-
hea1Hg Rehsarog refused.
AVareti, trustee. 81. ". Lipso:m5. An
peal allowed and sapersedeas awarded to de-
cree ct tho Husti1gs Court Of DauyilIe n,o.
ncnco d st tho November term, 1881,
Canada Va. BsrSsda!e. From the Ouonit
Court OF Halifsx couuiy. Reversed. Jrdps
Christian delivering thu opinion Of tie c:uTt,
=, Wlmalsh a1d wife vs.. Rawlings, txccn,or.
From the Circui. Court CT MeckIenhnro
county: .Aaiimsd. Jadse Anderson dcI;yerios
the opinion. ''''e
Corbin vs.. Adams. From The Circuit C,opr,
o. pit?7i7snla county. Affirmed Judge Staniea
Bs,'ae and ais. vs.. Maryland Hospitsl fer
lo5an'. From tho Circuit Court of CaroIine
county: Reversed. Judge Burks deliverino
me opinion of The court 10 which Jndre
staples did 90. coccu. 10 all Ct III, viass es-
pressed
=. Epes vs.. Epss's administrator Firm Tho
circuit Court OF Luuenbu7g county. Affirmed,
judge Staples delivering the opinioo Of the
curt. " 'o'
WosVerten va. Commonwealth. Ffom tbe
County Court Ct Plircs William c,uoly. Ar
hrned. Judge Bafks delivering tho opinion
OF the court. Op'"''o
Elders executor Va. Harris. Cause put on
privilege docket. "