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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
!rEWS OF The Day.


Z l;co Eu0ic trary is talked Of lJr FLil.-
dcphll, to i0uHd sni nsi1iail which it is pro-
posed 10 raise 81 OO0,0O0.
Eas'i-h steamers arc TO ,uo from New York
to RID dc ,Ja2eiro. Mtn;cvi1eo aud Busucs
Ayres, !oocaioc at B!hGi. They will take the
plac, Of Hoacas B;lziisn ne
Al opinion CT Tic Supreme Curt Ct New
Hampshire hts been seat to the Senate OF that
State 10 The etIec! that is is III, duty Of tic
present Legislature 10 elect q Uned States
Senator.
Democratic primaries were bel 10 BaI;imrrc
yesterday. to elect delegates to tho convention
which Will dominate a candidate for mayor.
There IVES DO opposition 10 cX Senator Whgtc,
who WILL receive the nomination to day.
Mr.. s. 2. Richardson tho President Of the
L]cdon U8d,rsrouad Rsiroad, ia q. tho head
OF cjmGGry for clGs!ruc iog 40 uoicrrrcu1d
| read at On cigc. which is 10 pass beuca. + the
river aud cXcrd iron ouo cod Of he civ 10
Like Forest.
The Rogers L1-omo.go Wo:k,, n pa;crscu,
n. j., ly shipped, By stoimcrs from New
I crk. niDe locomotives which they hsyo been
buitigg fora Spanish railroad. They arc the
first American locomotives TO % to tta.
country.
The organization Ct o comp,ry, with c;pi,
tal stock CT quarter OF miIIioo OF dollars, for
| tho purpose OF establishing Produce and Fish
Egcbaoge 10 Balumcrc, in spacious edificc
| ertc'ed at tho water SIDE, AID having tracks
| connecting With sll tho railroads. is a new fea-
tu:o 10 the trade AID trafico Of thst city.
ES Stnatcr John s. Gotdou, president CT
he Georgia Prsho Railroad Compa3y, which
IS composed OF number OF lcadiog capitalists
| TO construct railroad from Atlanta 10 tho Mis-
| sisiprl r!7sr. was given banquet q. The KIN.
bal! Hcus'. Atlanta, Tuesday cvruicg, which
was attended ty ito Principal professional and
business men OF that city.
The Very Rev Father l., Boo, General Of
he Djnluicsn Oder ct The eu,irc wotld. &C.
compsnct b. Lieutenant General the Very
ba7. CsEhcrfy, arrived in New York yesterday
10 The steamship City Of Rictmcn1, from
Liverpool. General Lonsstrcet, United States
Minister to Turkey, was also passenger by tho
Same steamer.
Ihs c,un:y ssstss3r and two othcr ciiz,ns Ct
Perry ooun:Y, AK, arrived q. Littio Rock
yesterday, a2d stated that tIc7 had been COM
pelltd BY tho kuk;uy 10 fl e, aiter btiDg rough.
~ hsudled ard threatened With hsDgiOs. Geo
Robert .. Newton, CT The Sla.e mai:is, las
been o'ccrid TO the ojuuly by TIC Gorcruor to
report % he situstioo.
DlSpa! ohes from various parts OF the c)unt,y
report the overflow Of many Streams and scrl
Gus damage to property. Too railroads have
suffered severely, Gnd on somo lines travel hes
been c0tirclg stopped. Part Of Allegheny City,
Pa., has deea flooded end mu,h prorerty de-
sroycd. . . the A!l.ehsry river 00O, 900
feet CT Lumbar h.ya been sRert away. The
L;ckawa1a river has ovelnoWed its banks AID
flooded the lo1er portions of Sc;nntop, r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEW S
From AIbnnTs

ALBANY, juno LITE bribery iovsslsa
ton com nittee resumed is ishots this mornng.
Frederick N. Bangs. of New York, appeared as
counsel fer tho committee.
After the examination of Mr.. X. Tr!utle, he
Committee adjourned TO . U'cotk Mordsy
morning 10 pufsuacce Ct resolution which had
bsen previously adopted With 50 Amendment to
ask permission OF the Hous, to sit during it's
rtocss.
The pint ctm ritlee met az DcoD, President
pro tenn Robertson presiding. and or caeded TO
vote to ill the vausrcy 10 tho U. s. Senate
otu;ad by the resignation of Roscoe Cooking.
The result Of the vote was as follows:
The Se5ate votei-Jscobs T. Cooking 4
Wheeler 3. R:g:rs &. Cornell !, tn1 L1p
hs ].
The Asaou:y voted: Jscots o5. Gatkiiop
10. Whcclcr lG, Rogers s. Ccro,l7. Fo!ger /
lIgphara eud rrcmGino 4.
CoMtiHoa vote-Jscots % Coukli!g %
Wheeler ~. Il ,g,rs Il Cornell S. F1'g J.
Lrpham /, aad lremsiue +. NJ choice.
Tho Convention then voted for Senator t
fill the v.ca.cY caused by the resignation O.
Thns Z. Pistt, with tho following result:
Tho Senate voted D4rsR 9. keruan t Plat
/, Utr1ell |, and Folgcr l.,
The Assembly uocd-D!pew %, Kernsu 25
Plat Is. Ctr:ol 6. Fig 9. Laphau . ate
Crowley 3,
Combined voie-D.pc IS. Keraan %
Piatt %. Cornell I, F0gtr 3. Laphsm ., arc
Crawcy2. No choices.
The mccting then aij,urred to Il o'olotl
nocp moudar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
"A eyclOne In Kansas.

ABILENE, juno ia storm, accompanied
b. laio and hail, s.luk tho Soiono1 Valley
yesterday evening al five o'cack. At B.lois q
great deal Of glass vas broken cut CT the win.
dOwS, but Tho fury Of the cyclone aas greatest
at Solomon City, whero nearly all III, ess was
broken icCm the north wiodo Es asd punber
of houses destroyed, but 90 lives ware lost.
-Four miles northwest d .nrs Morgan and his
sister were iGaaot!y killed and their houses
totally Destroyed. At Bcruiogou, on tho
Valley Road, twelve miles north Wt ST of Solomon
City, farmer ramod Frothiogham, his wife
aud hired hand were killed sod tho house com.
pIcted demolished. In The sams vicoiiy three
Stone farm hcues were blown down, but the ic.
mates we're 10 til, &C lars add escaped without
setl0Gs II lras. A large number ct housas and
barns eloug the Valley, between Solomon City
Gnd MiuDesEoiis. distaIce OF twenty miles or
more, Hcrc blown down, but further loss Of life
hss cot yet. been reported Hai!soucs came
doHa V,1y thIckly, aud some OF them weIc
larger than wslouts and cln:aiued 10 the centre
small pe55l9L lhs cyclone did not tx:ead so
Tar cas-. as Abilene, but raia ouG hail clme
dosn tor ABOUT ,weo'y ulrutes at lively rate,
eud the damsgc 10 Widow GLASS is considerable.
The c5clouo proper was funnel shaped, with
tho sma cnd downward, and ut times % it
moved cnwlid the hetvI top would csrccu over
toward The east AID Is'gs Jets you'd shoot out
IL various dlrecilors. Ihe display listed bout
tTeuty minutes and tho duration of the st,rm
WAS sb:u: QUO hour. Tho dan age 10 hous,s
AID crops is hctyy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

A suggestion by cno Of cur State conlcmpo-
raries 81 to the ,dVssbiIily OF the Virgiris
democrats counttraciitg the Presidents sup
port of ropudialiog Irofes5ed democrat for
Governor CT their State by nominating debt
paying republican seems to have exercised Some
of tho others CONSIDERABLY. but ns We thipk,
without sufficient rels)n for it was only O b r.
suggestion, and wo doubt if any body consid-
cred it less seriously than tho author. for he
kaows IS well as any one that tho Virginia d IN
ocrats have ample material among han s,Ive
fer debt paying candidate, but that If they
hada't they would surely not sack ono among
a party whose ACKNOWLEDGED and recoenz ID
iead,r, President Galfsld, is SO much 10 favor
of Reputation that To advises bis supper .trs 10
Virginia to repudis.e moro than one third of
their Sts!e's last debt. No. the democrats vii
not nominate republican as their cand. i'd lie
for Governor. though the republicans have fur.
nished the regulators with their candidate for
Lioutenabt Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

COOP REPUBLICAN KEADING.-1t is the
duty of the authorities Of the Republican party
of Virginia 10 ct orce take steps to preserve
republican Organization. dsfnc o republican
policy and maintsiu republican intcgii'y. We
believe tbst the resell. of the Richmond Con-
vsn!on, on which We sro commenting. will net
only arorss the spirit and devotion OF tho r,-
puboaus of Virginia, but attract 10 them the
sympathy and support of mauy-very many,
who have never lu the PTS: aced with then
The inter SIS AID tho moral symsthies CT the
men who drive the business eserprises of the
S;ate-the resi- conservative influences which
emanate from tho commercial sud industrial
ASSOCIATIONS CT communities, accept tho princ
ples the republican party as they relate to such
interests, AID are ready to Join 10 an effort to
encourage and build up support for them
such as the Sou:h has hever heretofore
given, Let the republicans of Virginia but
prove true 10 selves, to their prlI cipes and
their rational identity. aud there is future for
them foil OF hope and growth. which can be IS.
surred N DO other Wsy. The path of dusy is
The path Of safety. and by bold. determined
declaration of repub'icanism. in all Of its mean
ipg, the highest inspiration CT party feal'y will
be aroused, commanding not only the respect of
true men everywhere. but, what is of far more
importance, Inspiring self respect and conscious
ness Of duty performed VALLEY lTgnlan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

Genera! Mahone's Washington organ is a
model OF Inconsistency, for though it now con-
demns 10 s,vere terms the recent bribing case
in the Nav York Legislature, it Endorsed and
approved the MshoDo bargain 10 The Senate;
and though i; says it is lilly to believe that The
republicans 10 Virginia will not listen to the
counses OF the President ard support Mahouo,
it also says i; is silly to believe that the rspubi
CANS of New York viii listen to the counsels of
tho President and prevent the re.elec!ion of
Mess.s. Conkling and P.att. The Republican
carries its Inconsistency 10 the degree of luai
crous absurdity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

No mstter what the N jority of the Virsioia
republicans my f,e compelled to DO hereafter,
uoder The orders they have recently received
from the President to assist tho Mahoutes
to tho utmost extent of their ability. that the
m,re consistent, reliable ard reputatl, men
amorg them are DOW utterly opposed to obey
ing these orders is no less sinly shown by tho
res0luioo introduced at the late mootiog of tho
State republican executive committee than by
the following utelanc, on the sui G. by Mai
Ioss. the able editor Of the Valley Virginiap.
tho roo g,z;d organ of the republican p,rty in
the State
I'VE can see nothing but disaster TO the r..
publican party uoW an, hereafter, 10 g su.reu-
der OF its Identity end 40 absorption Of lis
constituent elements into one or tho other Of
the two wings of the Democratic party. Soulh
and Ncr;b, it would be harmful, whatever
might DO the guise under which the surrender
might be effected. or the sptcous assurances
with which it Nigh; b, accompanied, and pos
sioly invCl0e results. upon broader theatre thu o
Will chcoge the caTreot and shock the supports
OF tuslottS from one extreme Of the u Dion to
the olher."
This is thc WY the best men among the Viz.
einia republicans talk ncw and we blege thty
will continue to talk so. notwithstanding The
fact that tho President has iu' sent thu III 8old
that they must subordinate their really pottn-
tisl organization 10 the iosigu6c Tot party CON.
posed Of regulating scalAwsgs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Ms5ors of Oiaugo county will nitcud Tho
yorktown celebration.
The Wcrrenton Sntiprl ssy:: "lIsrvcs!
haEds are 10 demand and VIC lcrru that farmers
arc Ctt.liog 81 per day Tor good Graders"
CAPT. Joseph B. Wood, pronircn. ciliz -
Frederick colntg. died CT dphtteris LAST We'd
ncsday
MIR. J, H. St. Andrew. c6i,or Of tho Farm
vile Mlr.ury, who has been il! for several
weeks, is better BIZ. is still coDiu,d to bis bed.
Work ca the extension of tho Martin burg
aud Winchester Railroad will b, mmeuoed
Oh the Is, rk2loy cod Of the extension in f.w
days.
The Lycchtu:g News says that valuable de-
pests OF lad have boeu discovered on tho I,ats
Of j. l.. Coffee, 10 Pulaski ua.G, tho has sold
the N 10 Noithcrn parties for $50 COO
Memorial day was Observed at Fr iirks.
burr yeattld'y. Osioa 10 tic rain, Gsn. i. Z
hugh Lie, who Tis expected TO deliver 90 ora
IlCo, did net arrive, but TIE Hon John il. ia
rye was called uroa aod mlio q short bu; very
appropriate address.
TIC anniversary reuion IT tho OBEY Bl:;e;y,
sccjLd TO 30 organization 10 The Confederate
army, totk pltca 10 Kichmoad yesterday. The
survivors hsd a eloli5us rcu1iou, chatlrg and
lsu2 tlog over smusiog camp ircidcots v hich
SC often iutermingIcd with The stern realizes Of
var, txohauair giUg kicl!7 greetings with csch
other. and bsVlag merry lino genrlY
Amongst tho guests were George Savage, clerk
10 The Mayer ST Baltimore, and Mr. }. H.
Rsid cashier OF the German Halk ct hi, city
A ms! etssct incil II! Of tho rtu.i)n ci1-
DER was the presentation, in hticf. bat ID
qient speech BIZ hr, George Savage. OF =
handsome m2dsl--cne Of e humber which we're
stuck off IN Psris drrirg the wer By order
OF Col. Lamsr OF Georgia to DO presented 10
the survivors of tho SlonoWall brigsde-tc Nj.
julius q Frederick WHO WAS wounded at Msn.
ASSES ard Of kcrnstown while member If tbst
fsnOus brio lido
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE II, 1881.
The easy and self c,mplaisaut way 10 which

The easy and self c,mplsisapt way 10 which
General Johnson accounts for his great error
10 not advancing upon Washington and Ba!lia
more after tho first battle Of Manassas AID get.
ting possession of the fed,rAl capital and the
entire State Of Maryland at enc end the same
time. and thereby securing foreign recognition
and drawing the war to cl 81, is by ssyiog
that "he never heard of an Amy fording q
river mile wide and twenty feet deep" But
that's an utterly insufficient txiu5c, because
there was a strong and a wide bridge over that
river with no en-, to dsfebd it and none
cool enough to burn it, and q short distance
above them were easily passab'e fords Ex-
President Davis is jus!ifod 10 bis censure of the
General for 20: capturing Washington ty all
men acquainted with the roads ess. and north
OF Manassas. sad with the condition of the Two
armies alter the batll.; ard that small por.
ton OF Lis army could have accomplished that
feat without loss i, proved by 90 less reliable
aad competent authority that the lite Secretary
of War, ElWiu NJ. Stanton, who. under date of
July 26:h, 1861, FIVE days after The battle, 10
letter from Washington to & President Buoh.
aDap, Wroo IS follows:
The c,ptur, OF Washington now seems 10.
evltabIc-durlng the wbolo of Monday add
Tuesday it might have been taken without
aDy rcslstaDc, The rout. overthrow and utter
democrat zsilon CT the whole army is com plete.
E7en DOW doubt whether apy serious oppo-
sltion to the eDtrarc, OF the Confederate forces
o0u'd be offered. While Lincoln, SCOTT and
Val
ely ID uogua:d=d and the enemy at hand.
Geo. Mcclellan reached hera last evening.
Bus il he had tho ability Of Caesar, Alexander
or Napoleon. what Gao he acoomplls ?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
The French In TunfS,

LONDON, Ju1e ia lc.ter 10 Tho Times
iron luuis. dated the Std IT'S. says. The
rrsvse1c, Il HpEcid fever among The FreccS
troops rerde:s The couliuutd occupation OF tho
IegcDcy difficult. The temporary hospitals aro
full lu: there 5ro treat ttFcr's 10 &C mccall tho
thu, state Of tfaiis. The French have with.
dra8o from Tcraa1a withtu: fleeing az ythirg.
They t,u2d tie ccurtry almost inreuetratle
and Tsre CONTINUALLY harsssed by tho krtumrs
sGd ty yphcid fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

General Mahone's candidate for Governor, 10
bis speech accepting the nomination. said The
favor'd the rule Of the people By representa-
ton" By peep.e be meant the negroes, and
yet. il the testimony Of liable witnesses is TO
be credited, be wanted the charter of Peters
burg so altered IS practically TO disfrancbise the
negroes of that city, and Wo have the word of
90 emioently trustworthy gentleman. q member
of the Legislator, at that time, to the effect
that the Generals own signature was on the
pei ion fJr the alteration referred to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
Tempting E'rOyiLeue

LONDON, JuDo ll.-BcI's Lifo says: The
AmcT;c 10 dory. Lttle Western, whca dressed
tbs A'la2t;c from Gloucester, Mass, to London
last summer with crew CONSISTING OF Captain
Haorgo T. Thomas sud Frederick Normap, will
start 90 her return journey from Westminster
bridge OF Tu;sisy ney: !ho l4h lest. Thu
duly, l! may b, remembered, snlsd from Glou
G ser, Juao u. 1850. aud passed. the Downs
july 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
The Storm in Missouri

IT LOUIS. June II "A water spout broke in
little valley in Barry county, in which is situ.
ated The town of Seven Stsr Spring, and before
tho people could reach the surrounding hills 3
torrent OF water rushed down. taking with it
houses, tents, household goods and animals, be.
longing TO those living near tho Springs. For,
tWnately 0 one was drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
The Acacia Surrendered

ktY WEST Fla, juno 1.-The sljop.of.
var antic, which had been sent 10 Merida TO
investigate the seizure OF The bark Acacia. ar
il7ed hero to day. and reports that tho Acacia
had been surrendered to Capt. Anderson b f. rs
the IGu!ic's arrival at Merida.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
Ihc IL iSlurbRrCGS In Irniund

Cork. JuaG 1.-THE riotug hero Thursday
n!Gt originated 10 the police trtcsiug prso1s
who were concerned ia drunken disturbance
st the rscss. What followed was tic result t
GU ate nap! 10 rescue tho pfisoucts which oaye
The mon i.vtrab.e opportunity Tor attacking
The ptl c.. Tn, ie,licg Of tho "rougns"
CYCLISTS lho poiioo and soldiers vas shove y
The lItq Loot b,u;bl assaults rplp iudividu,s
iOu3d al no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

Tho Valley Virgiuian Gays tine republicans Of
Virginia should not overlook Tie fact that the
Philadelphia Press land possibly tho New York
Tribune) bases its opinion as 10 tho readjus!ers'
convention upon tho representations CT Mr.
Frank 2, Eurr the gentleman who in company
with MIR. Lovetce, succeeded in betrsvng the
republican rarty last lsll, and thereby gave the
State 10 The Gemccrsts Virginia republicans
have had quito enough Of Mr.. Bnrr's inlerler-
enco and these inside o! The Stato ought 10
know that no is no! safe adviser for repub-
licaren
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
official Denial.

WASHINGTON. d. O., Juno 1.-THE S.c,o
tar5 OF The lociior. to day. 10 response TO an
Interrogation whether there is any truth in the
published report tina: ASS. Secretary Bill and
Chief lockwood gro 10 be suspended, replied
empha!ical in tho negative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
Mail Coach Robbed.

GALVESTON. Tex, June ia News special
from Gainesville, Tex, says: Last Friday night
the stage of the Overland Transportation Go. was
robbed while passing through Black Hollow, IL
miles from here, by masked man who obtained
\ small amount of money from the passengers
and thousand dollars from the mails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

This fruit ani vegetable canning csia5 ish-
uen;s in Ell.inc7o.ha7c NOE orders than thcy
eau possibly supply. Oac 10 Alexandria would
receive Tics. surplus orders, sud as bath tho
raw naic,isl s1d the ato7 required fer its prep-
aration arc cheaper here than in Baltimore, its
proprIc!crj would make money. S1p?ts, some
rasidsll Of The CRY undertake. il, and dotsa':
wait for s;rasccr 10 DO it ard reap Tho sure
reward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
Shot Dead.

CINCINNATI, June liza dispatch from
LeSlogtoD, Ky, says: "lk," Turner shot
Aba Rag dad 90 Thursday everiog. Turner
attacked him 10 sha field and killed him while
no Sas poHiug. BJth are colored. An ala
malice W.s The ciuse,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

Hon. John Goods won fresh laurels aud
deopenod bis hold upon the affections OF cur
people, by his mastery address last night. Mr..
GOODS nsmo has been m :ntoocd 10 ooDneo
ton with the Governorshp, and BIO certainly
possessgs all The qualities ltqli.ie for THAI ex.
alted pt s:tion. 10 remarkable degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

NJ lO1o IS moro aware Of Tho Value of the
press thao Senator Mahcu'. Ii is cot surptia-
ing, therefore, th2t no lotk coed caro- of tho
Northern newspaper Correspondents wh) went
to R!chmond to roper: The proceedings Ct bis
oon7entior, aud the wisdom If his c0ur5, in
that resptc: ct less is proved by the rosy hue
they all gavo TO that piebad assembsgs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
Bulgaria.,

=, LONDON. jane ia Berlin dispatch to The
fal Nla'l Gazette this evening says: Tho
powers are now Exchanging views relative ia
intervention in Bulgaria 10 support Ct Priroe
Alexander.
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Another Shock ma gbyos

tHIos, June ia removed shock of ol1th-
q make n this island to-day overthrow nintrot
and several ruined houses Two men were IN
jared.
SLICK NEAR GENEVA,
GENEVA, Juae IA very pei cap.bla earth
qleke shock In The valley Of the Upper Rhone
on Ihursdsy cx!ended as far as this div.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
MAN Shot and Robbed

GALVESTON, Tex, June ia News spocisl
from Graham say: j. Il. MARTIN prominent
merchant of Belknap was called out of his resi-.
dence night before lsst ty three unknown men
%ho led him half 2 mia away and shot him.
INC n1n then proceeded 10 Martins store
robbed it OF all they could carry of and escaped
under cover Of furious storm n. tho Time pre-.
Yhiling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

III, June DUN Der of the Southern Pianler
spd Farmer has been r, ceivcd from III, publi.h
els at Richmond. This number will be found
TO b, particularly Interesting to agriculturisis.
The Planter and Farmer improves With sge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
Two Fishermen Drowned

ST. JOINS, N. f., june ll.-Iuse lgoncs
from Fortune Bay, states that two American
nsaetAen were los; theirs on the 3 ius',, by
the c,psz ns Of their dory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

The BIus Ridge E,ho arp,a.s this wetk 10
an eulaiged ioim ard o;bcr"ise greatly i'm
proved 10 appesratc,. The Echo deserves tho
sGc,:ss it has net With. being most excellent
paper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
A C0ugh. Cold or Sore TT

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped: Neglect frequently results in an
1ncurable Lung Disease Or COnSump.
ton. Ii ROW E'S BIZ CONC HEA IL
Tk0CHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bslsams. but act directly
OIL the innsmed parts, allsying irritation
giVereliefln Asthma, BrOnchitis, Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public speakers are sub;
Iect to. For Thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trocbes have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
An entire generation, they have attained we'll:
merited rank among the few staple remedies OF
the age. Sold at 25c. q box everywhere. mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
BEAD

,SDoN. June 1.-THE death il ann oupced
OF Andrew Wilson. traveller and Journalists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
10 liucy, (III.) Herald.

Ia cur observation. tho most reliable pain
racker 10 existence i5 rheumatism; but bet
ter &c! St. jacobs Oh is the most decided
rheumatism searcher AID curer ever discovered.
1t has Gu. signature to lis worth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

kkkSH CORN GIFTS rec ,ived TODAY D.
II jel0 j. q, MILBURN.