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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
Confederate BONDS,

Laric purchases Of Confederate o5upot
bonds have rec;n'lg b4en made, to GI lht
orders OF English crs:cmIrs. Most of tho &C.
clrlties coma from Virgins. Mar,lspa arc
North Carolina. The cxrla5aion ecncrsli5
given of this SUDDEN demand fc. binds ybi.f
have hitherto btca REGARDED IS worthless is O:
follaws: At tho ccsa of Tho Ia:e var thor, 70
maintd liz the Bank OF Eoslaud to tho credit o.
the Cootcdtratc States Of Ameiic, as undtsHr
balspca, which. according 10 Sol;aitor Rarnor
OF tho Treasury Drpartmaus, has b,cu va; us
~ stated at trcm $500 000 to 81 900 600, Thi,
balarcr, it is said, sill lis thor, unclaimed ard
there is possibility, it not prospect, that il
VIII shortly DO divided pto rIte among tie
holders CT Confederate securities; or, ut least,
that steps will DO TO ken to s:clro euoh a divi
sion. Ia reply 10 Inquiries, Solicitor Raynor
says that no dots Got know officially anything
ultt regard to tho sntj cot; that BIO he's received
number OF letters from the South g. kifs
about this reported bsltDco in tho Bark Of
EogaGd, anu lnht he is cGgrg d in making in
vestig atlons With view 10 atcrt6in tic facts,
but thus far 10 has reociv 4 no dticito ioln.
mstion. lilo snys, furthermore, that grartirr
the cziscr C, Of tho balaboo, no docs net s.n
what it has to do With tho Confederate b ,nds
or hoH the totdholdel5 arc 10 obtain poascs .iop
OF It. The money WIGS not deposited in tho
bank 10 secure The bonds. ard it ON hardly ba
anrlled BY tho ctl!c rs Of the blrk 10 any srch
otieot.
"A gentleman. whose rulsliCcs with tho S!ate
u par'ment EaVo long been sue, ss {, etF,rd
Nun Cd opportunity to kooa The facts, ss,s that
the 1oirawn balance standing to tho credit oT
tho Confederate States 10 tho Bank OF Il Upland
snouots 10 $500, coo with interes, sccamula,
tlons and that it was suit %! Of dinlonaIi,
correspondence duri1g tho administration of
Secretary Fish. Tho position taken by the a.,
hc,rs OF the bsLk and the British government
At that limo was that tho govorpmsnt of tho
LATED States, in order to establish claim n
this money, must acknowledge tho cyistc, C, oi
The government of tho Confederate Ststcs. ard
must provo that it--.ho Uoscd States govern
ment-had right, analogous to that of 40 al
mriniStrntor. to receive aud dispose OF tho Ooc-
1edcraso governments properly. Al the GOV
ernment OF The Ueited States had always CDR
teSdod that the government of the Confederate
States never had any legal exstcrc,,
out wss simply az asslmbIsgs of rco-
pio 10 lnsurrec!lon. these conditions prc-
teo!od lnsurmOuntable obstacles, and after
fa!l consideration of the eutj3ct, Secretary Fish
came TO the conclusion that the money could
not 90 recovered. 10 tbs opinion CT the gentle
man above qnoted, the largo purchases of Coz
ederash bonds which ere now being made, Ara
part OF great speculative schemc, and 30 far
IS tho real Value Of the bonds is c,aatrned
laVs no Significance whatever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
SmalIDOxiu PENNSYLVANIA

PITTsTON. Nov. 2-This clmmuDity has
bacn thrown iato state Of the most intense ex-
cltcment by tho ANNOUNCEMENT that smallpox
is raging to an alarming extent within its b;r
defs. 1t is asserted that there arc ov,r ono
hundred cises 10 this town aud that 10 Port
Griffith. thicklg populated noighborhood
bordering upon this borough, within tho space
OF two ordinary blocks lhore ere upoa tho main
street no less than thirIy-riac cisas. Tho Goad
ale buliod at all hours of tho day ani right,
regardless OF consi quenccs TO the uaalft C led,
Who psss to snd flo alOcg this main avenue.
A few days slco, yourg man who was mem
Der OF benevolent society became i'll, and when
death ensurd he was borno TO the grsvo il Tho
day llac. escorted BY his brethcrn, and to day
two-thlrds Of tho members of tho society arc
down with Tie disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
Suicide.

New York. Nov. "a woman walked
into tho Now street polio, s!aIion las. evening
and reported TO the sergesut that young on,
her friend, had jumped off aferlybaat 90 which
both were c,ming to New York and hGd been
drowned. She gave her name as Roso Con!in,
aud bis ss James Miller; but when further
asked about Miller she pleaded ignnrarco and
would not tell where no lived OF what his hus;-
ness was. Her story is that she mt Miller
some months ago. and that thereafter no was
moro or less 10 her company. They took q
Tip yesterday to Staten leland, und returned 10
tho six O'clock boat from Stapleton and wore
sitting on Tho deck together, and that Miller
suddenly spraog to his leot. ran along tho deck
aud then leapcd ov;r the rail into tho bay.
"a the alarm b1itg given the boat was G,onped,
bus nothing was eeen Of Miller and the trip Was
rekuMed.
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More Arrests I'm Esussfn

LONDON. Nov. The st. Petersburg cores.
pondeAt of the Daily Telegraph says: have
trustworthy information lha! tho police hsvc
lust made an important capture. Suspicious
haVe been directed to the inmates OF E htuio ia
respectable quarter of tho city. Tho police
surrounded the place at night. burst open tho
doors and soiSi a nan and woman WHO woro
preparing dangerous exploti0os. Socialist pau-
phiets were found in tho rcoas. Tho nan is a
student in tho school tf Mines
IheS ST. Petersburg correspondent Of tho Stand.
ard esys: Las! Hcok numerous nihi,i.s procla-
matlone wero distributed atoat tho city, and sew.
erAl copies wore thrown into the barracks Of tho
iimp0fiai ouard. It's stated that tho Car has
lately received many threatening missives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
FOREIES ETIF,2

=, Tho town council OF Waterford has coufrr.cd
tho freedom Of The city en- M7. Dillon.
The Queen Of Spain is indispcsed. s.ho was
unable to attend mass yesterday.
Rev. George Granville Bradley, vss zee
tarday formally Installed as Dean 0! West.
minister
Hosvy snow Storms ard enles rrevsi!ed
thrcughout England ye;terdey. In tome of tho
midland counties tao ground is covered Win
snow Two feet deep.
The Dublin Froamsn's journal SAYS Dir. Pal
nell was tuddehly se;aad with violent sussms
on Sunday and hhG eroa. suffering fer sIyoral
hours.
The London Standard reports that Mr. Giad.
stone intends resi9nlng the snccl!orah;p Of the
excheq1er shortly, and retiring altogether from
Official lie. This Is donied By other English
papers.
Friends Of Prof. Robertson Smith, who was
ousted from Aberdeen Univcriity for his loach.
n2S, haVo presented him with cl,CO0 worth of
books. and will gusrantao him 3 to,to- ro,iiion
than he Ind before
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
FrIghtfuI Accident at geadion

READING. Pa. Move Henry Fauck. sged
ntteoo years. employed 10 tho hat factory OF j.
w. Miller Y TO-, was yts,clGfy caught by the
pleklng machine aud draHn in head first. Ills
race Was tern TO atoms end his light ann was
70 toro OF and found f'tocu feet from the boty.
IhIs occurred 90 tho second a,or, and the eu-
pioyecs on tho first Aocr vera only made awsro
OF tho acoldent By tho belts ct tho machinery
DONG thrown off. aud immediately q search
Was mado and tho liieless body found. The
machine toto which Fu!ci WAS dr,wn WIS
making 500 revolutions minute st lhe lime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
The Alliance

>, HALIFAX. N. s., Nov. 2.-Tbo U5iied
S:aes Atc:;c scar Steamer Aliarc,, Com
msudor &. II. Wad!eigb, arrived here this
morulng sixteen days Gu. from Rsykiavk. On
the WaY hore slight accident occurred TO Tho
engines. which 1t will rtq lire four or i've DAYS
10 repair. When tho necessary repairs sra
1 MADE tho Alliance will proceed to Now York.
Inc voyage from Rsykiavik was made 10
seventeen days tcMcIly auy ioo beiag en-
countered 90 tho way. The health oil The Of
noers and c'eW is excellent. No tidues what
ever have been obtained of tho Jeanette,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

OF II Err CONFIDENCE OPERATION. -
Among the passengers at the b. g. =. depot
yesterday morning was neatly dressed, bcntv
olent-ooking old gentleman, halliog from Pitt:
burg, IA. lie hsd Vi tied Washington to aec
tho sights and trarsao. necessary business ord
was about to start homGwird well pleased vith
his trip Unfortunately no went TO the demo;
too early for tho train snI was acoostcd Ly n
young man who proessod to have mado his ac-
quantanco at the Philadelphia centennial! The
CID gentleman was finally persuaded that no
knew tho young man. and at bis invitation
slroied mp street toward tho WASHINGTON
Market. The pdir talked pleasantly and r.
sved old rccolleclloDs about tho cantennisl, for,
as tho old gantomsn sold altcrwnrd, his CON
panlon seemed TO know every ono that ho did
hen Seventh street was reached tho youDp
MN was approached y stranger, who asked
him Tor the money Tor his baggage. Stating
that he had taken it to The depot. The young
man asked now much was Wsnted. to which
the stranger replied $50. "IIow unfortunate"
sac the young man, II havo left all my money
at the hotel" Then, turning to bis clderlv
friend, he asked il no could accommodate Kim
With the mensy i'll they returned to tho denot.
Inc old gentle man did not hesitate n minute,
but produced wc!:-illed pocket. book ard
counted cut thu amoant asked, Tho two
strangers then disappeared 10 a uojcbborns
saloon, leaving tho old gentleman slanding on
the corner. IA his young acquaintspc, did
not retnrc. tho old gentleman retrtcsl his stems
to the depot and related bis Story To- OTror
kearDey. Und,r bis dirccIioos tho Pitlsburg.
or went to police headquarters and reported his
llss. but as he had neglected to learn the name
of bis companion and could not give good d.
eorip!ion of him tho ofhc,Is wero powerless to
help him. His walk had not only c,st $50, bat
he missed tho early train and was compelled to
wait several hours till tho next one was made
ar. lie said upon leaving that he would never
forget bis visit to Washington, and hoped il
would be lesson for him not to recognize apy
Eore centennial friends - Wash. Republican
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
From ireland.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The disturbances con-
tinue at Belmullet, county Mayo. Thus far
four of the persons wounded 10 tho affrsy on
Thursday last are dead. and six mere deaths
are expected. Two hundred military and two
hundred police arc on the spot. The roads
leading to Aglow are blockaded With stones and
the bridge has been broken for the purpose of
impeding the movements of the military. MIR.
Gichocly. Secretary of the Bautry county Cork
branch tf the Land League. WAS arrested last
evening under the Coercion SGT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
Why DezendOrf Raf uses to Support |
the ReR0juSterS. |
Tac following card from the Hon. John E.
D;z,ndorf was published yesterday evening:

Tac following card from the Hon. John E.
D:z,ndorf was published yesterday evening:
NORFOLK, Va Nov. l, 1881.
"7o the repuJlcanso of Virginia and the country:
PLACED as am 10 position Of apparent an
publican party aud the administration, deem
it necessary aud due to myself that should say
something 10 explanation of my position and
tanning it. | cannot support the candidates
upon the Malone ticket; because First, the
platform upon which they were nominated and
which is accepted and advocated by them VIC
stes the clrdna principle of national republi-
can faith and practioa, 10 that il boldly advo
oates the Reputation of one third of the State
debt of Virginia. Second. believe that the
success of that ticket. with tho legislation upon
the debt question that will necessarily follow,
will be detrimental to tho best interest of tho
Slate, and fix upon it blight from which it
will never recover. Third, because | believe
tho Endorsement of this scheme by tho national
republican parry is wrong in principle, the
Abandonment OF that plank in it's platform-the
maintenance OF public ctedit-which more than
eGy other has lad it to victory 10 each succeed
ing campaign, and that it will result 10 further
ombarrassm ,nt 10 the national organz ,tion and
the lols OF prestige 10 the business and COM
mereial centres of tho North, which will en-
danger her future SUCCESS. Fourth, that be-
lieve tho attempt 10 forco Reputation upon tho
people of this Stale, which is now on the high
road to prosperity, and thus tx upon them
a stigma AID stain. is q wrong, iu which, as
ono oil their representatives. | can take
| no part Fifth. Becsu!o believe tho OWLS that
| will result TO the republican pariy of Virgins
from this movement will moro than overbalance
| sny temporary advantage that might be gained.
Sixth. still believe that the only safety of the
| republicans of Virginia lies in electing sutli.
cieEt number Of republicans to the General As
| aembly 10 secure balance of power, and thus
commsnd that liberal legislation which is need.
| Cd. including the repeal Of the capitation tax,
| and aid in maintaining the public credit of the
State. 1hiriy.three counties Of this State have
majority Of republicans over and above the
| ccm:i ned dem ocratic vote 1t is cur duty TO
elect republicans in as many of these counties as
possible. Honest in the above convictions, l
csnno! reconcile my conscience 10 their aband.
onment. They kr5, it seems to me, sound re.
publican dtc,fine in their every feature. If, by
| !.slr.tting them, l lGso tho favor of republicans
| in or cut Of the State, and that Of a republican
naturalization, shall at least have The approval
OF my own conscience and maintain my self re.
sp5cs, which 10 to mo Of more valus than tho
srplsuso OF tho multitude. & isned)
john +. DlZEND0kF
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SWINE OF cARDuI~ rour t;mos , d,r
makes 4 happy household.
For sale by K. s. Leadbester s. Bro.
Mothers! Mothers Motbars,,

Arc yon disturbed at night and broken OF your
resi By sick child suffering and crying with
tho eIcrucis!ng pain of cutting teeth II co.
goa: once .nd geta bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW,S
SOOTHlN SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
little sufferer immediAtely-depond mon II
there is no mistake about it. There is not
mother CA earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate The bow.
els, and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health TO the child, operating like magic. It is
perfectly safe TO use in all cases. and pleasant TO
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. Is cen,s
8 bottle. mhnl
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LnwIessness in MissIssinn1

, VICKsBURd. Nov. "a special dispatch to
the Herald reports an assassination in Sharkey
county. Several colorod mon 90 th,ir way to a
fusion mooiOg were fired upon from q ambush.
Oae OF them nsmod Perry Thompson, w.s
KILLED ard two others were lar & ,rcu,l9 wound
Cd. They wero all inotTonsivo citiz,ps. 1t is
believed that tho asssssirs intended to shoot
promint n! colorcd politician and candidate on
tho fu'lon ticket. but they had already passed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
IDS II. J..

AT THO residence of l. Gorzoerxor, this morn
ing, At 81 o. M, SELIG BLONDHKIM, 10
the Seth yoar of his ago re- The funeral will
70 6ske pace tomorrow, at 8 o'clock .. M, from
% Wolfe street:
In this city, suddenly, Nov, m Der lat OF con.
gestive chill, VIM. T. SIMMONS, ,ged IfIy.
inreo years. Ezr His funeral will tske place
Ihursoay morning, Of III o'clock, from his late
RESIDENCE, on Henry street. between Wolfe and
Wllkes. Friends OF the family arc respectfully
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

A hlAN ELtPEs WITH TIE WIFE CT HIS Son.
slobably one the mott singular eopemonts
on record nearly has just eliminated in ST..
joseph, Nc. Some seven ycars ago q young
lady who hbtu! that time became the wife OF q
prosperous young fsimsr at Ottumwa, Iowa
named John Car nahan. figured prominently as
tho moat beautiful girl in ST. Clair county, Mis-.
souri. She was IL years old, tall, graceful and
slohdar, with largo iuatrous black eyes and hair.
sho boro him three children, all girls Five
years ago her husband made q strike in Colo
RADIO, and returned TO Oitumwa with considers.
bio laGToy. large portion of which he invested
III lino farm consisting Of one hundred and
twenty scrGs, upon which he subsequently re.
moved his family Ho awoke oae day to BIO
confronted by tho unimpeachable e1i terco of
his Wife's perfdy. Like fearful violation one
day LAST August came upon him the assurance
that che had deserted hor home, husband and
Children and fad with her husbands father
Whi!hor they hsd gone no one knew. No trace
remained to tell him whilhsr 10 turn, in his
despair. to look for them. 1t WAS found that his
father had tskop $4,000 in paper and gold
leaving hs wife 500 in cash, eli, h!y acres OF
land srd five helpless children. Joseph Uarns.
hsn, tho eopor, is 66 years old, but still q fine
looklEg man. He was at oae lime tho owner
OF mill IN Southern Kansas, and was i'm m snse
!y wealthy. 1t has since been learned that tho
guilty ciu lie arc keeping house ut Kansas City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
THO Prize RInm

NEW York, Nov. Frank White, Of Now
YORK, and George Holden. of England, who
nave fignod articles to fight fol 81 600 side and
tho light weight CHAMP iSuship, mot at tho Pc.
lice daztt:o office yesterday TO mako the final
denoslt md toEs for choice of battle ground,
Holden won tho toss and will namo Tho locality
IN due season. I! is said thst The Gaht will take
place within ono hundred miles of Erie Pm on
he 10Th inslant. VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
HAII.ED.
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Bosts j w. Morris. II Si:k1ey,
L L Belts. Fl Platte, J Green and l. Kotd.
to American Coal Co; Hsger and Laura, TO
Hemp q Bait Coal Co; a Kralz. 10 Sinclair s.
Agnew.
Departed Bo,ts w Morris, j II S!ckney
g l. Belts, j II Pls.te, Green, l. Reed, j 7
Hager, Laura and A KRAFT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

According TO h1r Blaine tho Preside Nils cabi-
net WILL be dissolved nld roorgsn'z d entirely
upon sa~art basis as SOON as tho regular 81 :
bIoo Of Congress commences. Well, 10 matter
how great tn, charge may be. i. c,ur o! posi-.
bY be wofso Tor tho oouotIy. and ono Of the
st thirgs abouI it will lc tho deposition Of
MI Blaine. whose dup.i,ity on the Mahore
question i OF Itself sufficient to render him Of
noXOus to oil right thinking men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
NINETY MILES AN Hour Tho FopIaino

NINETY MILES AN Hour Tho Fonlainc
engine, which is expected TO draw trains over
tho Pennsylvania Reilrcad with tho tp led of
the "ird, Les arrived here. II was built in
Patterson, N. j. The machinery and main
driving whcela arc on top Of tho boiler, and
power is impaired by iriolion 10 tho diving
"hcols that rest on the treck. The first pair
Of drivers are Elk feet 10 diameter, aud sre
BALANCED tv.r the middle Of the boiler so as TO
receive neal y tho entire weight of tho engine,
They rest co pair Of friction wheels four feet
10 diameter, and by this means Tho opgipo can
be propelled at the rate of ninety milos an hour
Wills tho piston rod is running the upper
wheels cn'y sixty milss per hour. Tho first
enGiac OF this pattern was built some months
ago, ADD ran | miles 10 pinety eight minutes,
stopping onc, for water.-Phila. Record.
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Financial.

New York, Nov. 1.-The Posts 6u,noial
article says:
AT the Stock Exchange U. 8. bonds are III
changed. Railroad botds arc STEADY to firm.
Tho stock market conticu,s dull AID fsvetish.
having been decidedly weak st liues and at
others strong The net result of the fac-
tuations is On advsrc, 10 the general list.
The money market is rather cssy at SIC per
cent. for call loans; per cont, for timo loans.
and ~ per cant. for primo mercantile paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

Judge Rivos of the U. 8. Court for tho ues..-
ern dISric: of Virgins. 10 tho prostitution OF
MS high oinco 10 tho purposes ct the low poIit-
can. has never bean tqlaicd but ouoo ia Viz
Rlna. AS his equal in tho rtspcc. referred 10
Is nov dead it is unnecessary to mention him,
especially IS he is well remembered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
More Trouble AnttcfDate,!.

=, TUCSON. ARIZONA, Nov. 2.-Trcubla is
likely to arise from the recent shooting of CO =.
boys by Marshal carp and bis pcsso at MI.
Stone: Marshal Earp yesterday teleeraphed
den. Wi oiSt to send company of cavalry IN
prottc! tho town from tho cowboys. A o,m.
papy of cavalry ct Huacaca Wss ordered 10 ia
ready to march if required,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

MAJOR Jonas wrote wiser than he know when
ne penned tho following lines on tho back Of q
Confederate bond:
Representing nothing on Gol's cnyIh now
And naught in the water beowit;
Az q plodge OF nation that's dead ard p1ne
Keep it, dear Captain and show it,"
For the captains who took his advice and arm
showing thcir bonds to the brokers GRO TO-.
csiViDg Gfteen dollars thousand for them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

IF YOU WANT First Glass Sui! made to
order from $50 to $50. or foe Ogerooat from
S25 TO $50, Wa have tho largts stock of pieco
goods in tho city. and oil garments are made 10
he store and warranted first GLASS in every ps,-
tcosr. as we employ only tho best workmon
snd guarantee perfect tit. Call and exanipe
our steck before you purchase.
s. WATERMAN & Son,
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New YOrk,s Wafer SunnIr

- NEW York, Nov. 2-Tho risa of water in
Oroton Lake, which began on Monday evening,
eohtinued throughout the night and ell day yes.
terday The rise WAS an inch an hour after II
O'Clock Yesterday morning. 1T which tin, it had
liaen III inches. At one O clock yesterday after.
no9n IL had risen foot and Was rising quito ran i.
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Confederate ROnds.

LONDON, Nov. 2-1he Pail Mall Gazs!ts ih,
evening says: There is no truth whatever in tho
in the Bank Of England which was deposited to
the credit of the Confederate Government.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA New York firm prints
an advertisement here Offering two dollars and
a.half per thousand fer from one thousand to
one million dollars of Confederate bends mstur
ing in 1866
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

la tV'r7 emo Ct tho wards of the oily it is
alr'adg reDortt tls; may who would have
V't' d tho deb!-psying ticket ncxt Tuesday csn
notdo so because they failed to register. Thsy
81 failed brclu2o there was ntb1dy TO louk after
them nnh aNe that they did register. ThcFo
V'ths ere lost, but tho fac! that they ero should
Do suit ont 10 teach those TO whom such mn
thfs nro entrusted that no votes of these who
nrc r g'sercd should bo lost Y tho sam. CAUSE.
he isbie cstvlss@Is should ho appointed ut
ohcA III c1ca Of iho wards. whose duy it shall
b TO $40 that tho capitstion-tsx eff cvary debt
p'ylrS Voter in The city is paid TO tho Clerk Of
tho COOPERATION Court by next Monday Eight,
and that every ono Of them ti.her cots Or is
o'rrtd TO the polls On Tuesday. The lcru-
dIato's VIII ttkl good Care that not one OF their
vosts ID lost, aud surely tho dcbt payers should
Do equally as careful of theirs.
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From Perm,

o! PANAMA, Oct "a ,-Advices from Lima to tho
Eth state that csblegiam WAS received ON Tho
9th announcing that the troops in Arequipa had
revolted and imprisoned solar and his chief
ticsrs and declared in favor of Garcia Cald eron
No bloodshed occurred. O'''