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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
How A FARMER TREATED A HouSD Boy :

How FARMER TREATED A jIouSD Boy, -
william L?unl berry. arel.h2 fagmss liy;pp
ness Puituey, n. y, hss baQa s3n:anoc3 to ps7
$1,000 damages II shoe K rg cruotig 10 Daniel
OfGtk:r, who, Wllea only Einc yca.s CID, was
tsk:n t'oa! the alnshouss. L,1ndsbcr.y agreed
TO feed, c'o.ho and educate Tho boz, aud caro-
for MIN u1til ho was tsec,7 Gee. Tho tesii-
mony OF tho boy shows liza! ne WA subjected
to most inhuuRE treatment from tho iatracr.
WaO utterly laiod TO provide ilr his waD!s,
He sags: my c'o'hifg wss Of tho Sca5tiest,
m2 food po5r. and | was iahunanly beaten.
All through Tho cold WIntcts for several yesre
Went without stockings aud without en- o7arcoss,
Sometimes when iba family wacs aHsy thew
licked nc Lu, OF thA hlusc, ard ! vaa OBLIGED
to sleep in &c WoGd5Iled. Whan vas sbous
eleven years old they tied rae M So thcthnmhq
IN The collsr, took The clothes frain me, sud
whipped mo I'LL tho blood ran down nv back
Aod iGto my boots. And this YES because Of q
slight offence. Anottc: time Larndsbe,rg
tied Dy hsuds behind zee, ru. :. rora s!ouad
my Deck, aud then hung mo up 10 beam ia
the barn. 1la lot ne llsug there until neigh
Dor camo and let tho rope GO. fell iosanslb!e
70 the ii9or, remaining thero un:il Consciousness
returned. He KNOCKED Ens down With a hand
spike oEco snd kicked me tIu,sH!y." At four
teen Cfccker raa aHsy, bu: wss followed acd
brought baak, and at Ei1ctcen he again ran
away and could not be camnciloa TO return.
Urockes could neither road scr wr,n at this
limo. not having been nlllvod 10 atlcnh aohnol
except now and then In the winter.
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Sas': rises. ...,.-. AZ Satr, set,..,....... -
Ah"iIsp
strap John Gibson Now York. TO l. & ReeJ.
FIR Norfolk, Philadolphia, 10 = a Heed.
Sir Excelsior. Norfolk. TO Z iicoa.
ST. 4uo. Baltimore to } Broders u Co.
Str MGt!ano, loWer Potc. to } Bro3uss & &c
t5tr Indy OF the Lsko, Norfolk. to + = Rood
Str 1 hrroWsmith, lower Potomac, 20 Pc.
tomsc Ferry CoupsnY.
Scar Mebio l. Phillips. Providence, to Amer
lean Goal Co
schr Earl 2 Mason, Providence, 10 American
Coal 20.
sch' Ellen Montague. Kemp:, N s to Her
bort Bryant.
schr Geaaio q Beach. Eilltosd. Conn, 10 Bur,
goss & 20.
schr Edwin Ewing, Philadelphia 10 jag.
schr Ellen Il rsrk. lower Potomac. to master.
sAILED.
Ctr Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. by T. A Reed,
pr NaIlano. lower Pot'c by BroGcrs & c..
Str Sue, baltimore. By } Broders 81 Co.
Str arroUsmi.h, lowor Potomac. by Po-
tomSc Forty Company
Schr q Ii MsiieIson Warrington. hy y II u
Smoo!.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr . il Jones. Jennio Eosaline, w ID Hill
tor, Hattie Wiiams. ii Thomas, A 4 Huri.
burt w Dsscy end Thomas Clyde.
NEEORAHDA.
Btig Sullivan, l'om Georgetown for Ecslop.
o: Hdgsrtown l0.h
Schrs Charm IL s Achetn aal Mark Pen.
oiet2n, rom GtorSes1wn, o. Eoffolk 18th
Schra Cora AID May Hcrarisnt, from George.
town, ct Boston 18th.
Schr q Uanr.h,n, from this nor. "a, Ros,o,
1t Vineyard haven lllh. ''
Schrs George Z Yreeland and Emu:a FH.rt.
IRON Georgotown, s. Providence lUta.
ochr south Shore, from this port, a. Prov.
denco 10Th.
&c. echr O'vlllo Horwit@ for Washington Sailed
from Qa:dlne. Ord.
Scar Helen Montague. for this port, s,iei
from Rockland TIL
Sehr Ii Bid, for this port. sailed from Rock
, schr Kate L Clifford. from Gsorgesovn, at
Fall River 6Ln. -
Schs James Ball. from this port a. Nor.
folk l2.h. f''' ~ A'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, NOvK. Ii. 1891

After oil tho errearfg,a Of pensions ore paid.
ana after sll the post0tico. Treasury and 1T
morous other governmental s1indlers have &C.
cumulstcd large fortunes, thcro still rtmsns 40
aabu,i eurpIua in the Treasury Ct over hut
drta lni.!iou dollars, which is Increasing yearly.
This iumclsc euI, drs~n from the NC s;esits
Ut tho people, to pref. monopoliats ard make
otii3cs for poliiioal sgcn.s. has the additional
evil OF sifo7dirg constant! temptation TO sneak
thieves anG bcll robbers Oft largo omjunt
Ii received ifom lho tx Gu tobac,O, the Only
agricultural proGue! in the couutT9 tina. Is taxed,
aud Tic ono in which Virginia is largely iotci-
cstcd Tho Fl0s1co Committee Of the u. S.
Senate is he committee to which all suEjtc!s
roaiias to Tho reduction CT abolition Of the tax
Oh lcblcc0 ore referred. sad tie chairnsG Of
tha! committee controls is aolion. When the
chaifEia Of III: committee was citc.ed last
spring there we're :Ho candidates for tho pos
liGn. Mr.. Morrill,. en- ultia republican, who wss
opposad 10 coy !CdGc}iOn Of tho tax on tobacco,
and Mr.. B;yaid, g democrat. who was in iavtr
of rolEcIon in lhsl tsy. General Mahcne
voted Tor the !o!m;r Ii is to DO hoped that
The General will tare rev revelation about
tho tobacco intcres's Of Nirsiois pcxt winter,
and that II no d les no will ha7o a. mrci inf =
onos with Mr.. Morrill,. wham no elected ssi
sp,ing as he las with all tho other rrcsotipti7e
radicals OF tbs country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
EDRE|EN EE'E.G.

Tho Princess DolgoroUAi tho wtoU of EN- g.
perJr AlaxsndCr Of HHssia. il IN Paris with hGr
two daughters.
Tho oi7ssin md thirly-oiGht OF the passengers
and crew o. the Dutch Steamer krnis dac Ead-
erlan1dr, which !oVndercL III tho inIIl.n OCEAN
have been landed at Adcn.
In tho duel which tooIi psco o.; f;aiurdss be =
tween H. fsul do GasssGnsc sud III Adfi3n
III ontobnllo. the latter wGs Wnuldni in Tbs c7nl
Tho light lss.ci twenty Iiyn minutes
Forty live thcussnd apple ,tirE: for reduction
OF rent 1ro now before !ha land Gem a:;seian N
Dub'in. A farmer nanol GAVIN. who hal Eaid
MS rent, was sovnroly wounded By ,not lc-
Gently ii Castle !alahd. County Kerry. FG.ih-
or acta Of naturalization hayo b03a committed hr
this mo rcat party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

GaHc::.! &nho:e's Eichraond orgsn has served
no:isa upcn tha railroad companies in the State
.hat they a!c 70 DC .. il full! for their cppoE-
ton 20 the 7opuGiairts last Tuesday, md This,
toc, >tw'.hstaLdinG the sEc lha j! is The Stale
policy 20 tester railroads, hat the prosperity of
the Eo1 '~;n;ol is tuo 10 their railroads. sHd no
matter whM taxes ale iinposed upon them thay
arc Dsid By the people who travel on Or ei.ip
lfcigh. by .hcia. Bat tvsn sill Til. could to
bone i the General 'SCulG osjy recOmEense !he
Stale fer liz six ml!io0 dollars !he g.. Ii. q.
i. i, # which he deprived her nj ono suoop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
"A Wise 1scpcnu.

Deacon Wilder, want YOU 70 tell roc hov
you kept yourself and family VOL tho pas. sec.
son, when all tho rest of u1 havo been sick 20
olteu." va ~
>, Bro Tsy lor tho shaver ia very easy. Iussd
dop bi.lors time; kept my family we'll and
saved the doctor hills Three dolle,s, yorIh nf
It KEEP. us we'll and sbio 10 work all tho TINA
LII warrant il has coat you ald tho neishbors
ono 10 two huadTed dollars piece TO keen sick
the same timo.h
Deacon, I'll use your medicine hereafter"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
TO-DAT'S TELEltU3IsAlsEi NEWS
New French Cabinet.

LONDON, Nov. l4.-Thc Times 10 its aeooDd
edition publishes 100 following Paris dispstce:
M. Gambe't: a: nine o'cl;c& this raa.o:EG au-
nourced TO President Gre7y tbs Gefniso !o,na
!ioD OF g cabinet. |. is confirmed shat N. de
Eieyo!na' will rot egts: The ministry. Censs
qu,Gll7 IL. Gan1ctts has 5luouecol tho idea
OF asSuniaS thu presidency e iaa ministry
without por;i2iia. sud will himself take the
ptrtl3lia ct foreign affairs. The new ministry
~ill be kaztt.cG Tomorrow"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
HEIC Irish E'rGrlislcS.

LONDON, Nov. l4.--Tho mornics Pes! &c
fetrioE to Isio Status and previous occupation Of
soma 0! tho assistant commissioners for fixing
tnir rent under the !aud act aays al influential
member OF Parliament, when Parliament meets
will move fer selte: committee TO irGaiGo into
their anteccdsuIs AID quahicaieps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

TIE RELIABLE MAN.-OE al. tho quantities.
thai combine 60 foam Good character, tEo.c is
not o1c moro Important han 5ciiibiiiy. IIost
cmrhat9s;y Is tfii ttI3 oi !i.o clsrs1.rr 0i 6
good tE9nts3 m2a. The world itself emhracce
both truth ead honesty, aaj lie reliable .nsn
must necessarily 10 tru.hlu! ef:.i haa5s;, We sec
So much around Il, ibai exhibits tho sb::r,e Ct
Ih!a grcwi1r QUALIFY tat ~ zTo teu9!@l in
our hil.l.us m3cds t. &GLy i,a very exist zoe.
Blu: thcrn ara neccr! halrts, Tc'iah.c ,neu 8 be
depended upon, 70 DC lfpa.td, in when you
msy rrposi cosG,l96c9, Nhaac wa.d is good rs
thor bond. and Hhosa psG,nIsa is 9c!:',ry:rc2.
Ii aEY oDe OF ynu kGoa such 3 n3n, make hiri
yonr friend. You ca1 Guy an -, howcvar, b.
tssim!'a.inG HE character. Tho reI!sbl, Elsu
10 n man OF coed julgmaa', IL, dlas 70:
Jump at c3Ea'asions, la ia thnnE!iliuI, t!o ;ufng
Over subject in bis mind aaA ioah3 nj j. ell
srouad. lls ia rot psT'ia! CT CO sided man.
iia s&os through thing. lie 10 sp. 20 bo q
very rntid:nt man. lie DOES moi have TO mix g
Stea! deal. lie Is Il mo!,rnio man, moi Only
10 the habits Ct boty. bu. hls3 CT MIND. uo ia
not passionate Ian, il 50 By n1ture ia hss
overcome it by grsoo. lie is l. siroero mao,
''o''@t va noLeiHol' Az 10 u I!US!la! uaO.
You feel ssto with sour properly or tha sdail-
isttstinD OF .i'sEs 10 h9 hen,!7, lie is .
watchtul, viSilaut riau. Yoa Eel s:oura witt
in bis protection. Lilo il u b:ay3 r,an, fox his
conclusions are logically deduced from tho saro
basis ct truth, aud ho docs not fosr 10 maintain
them. Ho is gcod man, Tor 20 enc oan b,
thoroughly honCss sEi truthful! without being
good. Is sdoA G Quality a;taioabI0 Most
ssSurtdy 30. |: is not baru; i: is made.
Character saey be formed of couIso then lis
component ra,tS may be modelled 70 thas
formation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
EsrOSHIssc Murder

ST.. LOUIS. NV. ll--A spsei,l disoa;ch to
Tho Republican iram iIilS5oro, Nc. aays tho
house of en- clL mgn Dsm:d Asson Fsli. five
miles RON tcwn. wss buraed Oh Saturday night
ard ueyt mcr1!ns it was discovered that tho
old mas had persisted 10 tho flams, aud from
the fac: thct tc VAS supposed to hsvo c,1sd-
abla ernmtuot Of Iorey in bis possession, it is
bellcved that tlo Hss robbed end murdered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

Tho ono thing lsoking at the recent election
10 this State TO make tho success Of tbs radical
rspodistors complete was riot. A murder or
two at tho poll, brought about by the aolioa Of
tho negroes instigstcd by white men, IS wero
those 10 Mississippi. would havo afforded tho
radicals at the North jlat the ching required 10
MIX, their auoocss oampIelc. as they would
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
SaHia Slide.

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 1i.--isto Saturday
afternoon tho land of hill on tho south side
began TO slide into tho Valley of Wal@ofih Kun
below and steadily continued 10 slip until st
noon 70 day, Ave acres Of earth have boon do
positod in the ray no. dsln:n;nZ up the stresu,
entsling already a loss estimated ST $4,000,
and threatening TO Increase The eitn WAS
caused by eIcsyaiiag 20, the Now York, Chicago
and 81. ouis Railroad,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
New British Minister.

WAsHINuToN, New. I4.-Hcn. Lioecl Sick
vile West. tho new Minister p.eniDclcntisry
aud Eovoy Ex'racidirary iron The Court Of
ST. JsEnss, called upon President Arthur this
stteraopn and formally presented his croGeG
tisls. lilo was accompanied by Secretary
Blaine, Eho Introduced him to the President.
The Customary copgTatulatory addresses wore
made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
CANAL COMMERCE..

~ Asr'iVed-Boats Z Bsyer, B Williamson, Uhus
Clifton, j W Morris, s Howi.on, j A Alex-
ander' Faile. w Boo,he, ir, w @ Hunter
70 American Coal 60. + A Mer.ins, 10 Jno i
clifton, J w Morra, s Howison. j A Alsr.
a M' I K Fsile. w j Boo.he, IT, and VIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

W tiS's S!cro, buckingham county. ia the
only prccinc: in what wzs oIca tho.er;h legion
CT !faiaia democracy. ,:&! preserved is repu-
..t!o": nj Tho recent election, All tho voLss ex-
c3p three cis; there Being 70: tie regu!ar demo.
cfsiic la!:eL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
EDnCal Refused.

LONDON. Nov. 1i.-The Court oi krp;ais BE-
fore Chief Justice Cobricge, Sir Eichard baG
gsllsy and Sir Willi.m Brett has rciuicd To
ontaItain Tho sprea! on techcAl ,oiTl. in which
Mr., Bffdlsuxh !olGh. t. sI. aside tho judgment
against hin! in ih@ a.;a CT "Ci1rke ass;Gai ired.
lauyh -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
Financial.

NEW YORK. Nov. Ii.-Thc p0s.'s fusuoial
sriicls ssgs:
The Stock Exchange markets ere rather quiet
t. lay. u. 3. borca ara unchanged. Rail-
road bonds arc generally higher for speculative
lSSats. The nat result OF Tho fluctuations ia
The stock msfket up 10 Tho time that 40 write
Ia decline OF tai psr cent. The money mar
ke$ is easy at Sac peg cent, Tor call loans on
stocks. and 3!al! per cent. on u. s. b,ads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

10 spcsklnE CT the result OF the recent tloc-
ton in this Stale lbs Amricun, Of philado!-
phia. ssys:
'Thn danger of tho honr il that the solid
South mGy bIeak Up into something far worse
than solid South. AZ aoon es eDy Mahonu
can brlnc over cnGu2h whito mon to give
tho black mon the Gtrctsih OF ael.-c,pt.
dencc, there viii bo No nscro CT ignorance
and lack tf prircip!e oil song tho iinc. Poor
Whlso and poor black will bo arrsyod agsius!
eVory measure for political or social reform
against tho payment Of State dc5;e, against the
restraint on FREQ whiskcy. aga1st almost every
thing that promises better future to that &C L
ton. Whatever tho faults OF tho Southern
democratic party, it resembles the republican
party ct tho North IL that it contains tho eC-
monts which arc Ct tho bot promise Ter The
iuturo Of the country, As Americans. We hav
reason to deploro tho policy which threatens &c
Allocate rumbera from thu guidance OF iasel-
ligonce aid mora! principle.
"As those who SOW tho win mus! reap tho
whirlwind. tho low reputable white paorl, i,
Virginia who helped to iujn the State last
Tuesday, will DO no first 10 suffer fem The
luxurious eifeo!s Of their own ill-ad7ised so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
Fired 81

LONDON. Nov. li--Ftu. Nicarn'n deputy
l4leutcnaat foc Uouny Wcstneah haa been
fired az BE- Two men hshinG = h'ch in broad
daylight, but was rai itiaru!. Ma rsrca:a hava
been Eindp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
Sunday School Congress.

BosroN, Nog. lt.--Thc Sunday scaoo Get
gross OF the Methodist Is i,oaasl Church
opened yesterday 10 tho fremont Street MntL-
odist Clutch. Tho Klv. III. Vino;ni, Of
Philadelphia. preached. The m,cilas vii cou-
tinu9 uut;l Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
Conservative Victory.

LONDON. Nv. ia dispatch fTam SJha
ID ReutcIs Ttlerssr, Go. says: "On'y tho
conservative candidates wc1o src>,ssiul IN the
election !Hr memhcls ni ;he Coancil OF Sttr."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
O. 80

TORONTO. Ont, &inv li--i:ooti.'s copper
WORKS and Smiths printers ink YusnufSctofr,
wcrr burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; partially
insWrMi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

hhy father wno goes GU. Ena puts lar en- too
OF !l1 front gate aiter dark must hc jcst 70 oil
sepSc OF Humanity. Not s, 1ih tho enc who
buys ho!la cf Dr.. Bulls Cough Sg,rp 'or 'a
iemily
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e exaggerated,

CnG&s, Nov. ld.-Tha report # 10 !ccoa:
earthquake hero Wa exaggerated. rE,ra we:t
only slight shocks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
eeRs?n Ni a.s sre.s.ESs,f

LONDON, Nov. li.-TFo death ia Guloun2ej
u Pierre PsulluieG, archbishop 81 l,esai c>n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

WANTED, by middle.agsd white woman
w situation rs COOK, either l. The ci,u -,
county: Refefepcos given. Addresa COOK
- .l~ntoIIs =. ". novl4-l,@
q NEW LOT OF CHEAP AND GO0D
- - oofoSlMGHS for ladies, gents and chi,
novll AMOS B. SLAYMAEEE,s
HKNTS' KIDS st
~ noVll AMOS B.SLAYMaKEE,3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
Deacon, I'll use your medicine hereafter"

Forty years trial has proved "BLACK.
ORAUGHI" the best liver medicine in
the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
Alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA, Advertiser

tlca aagc :;a@ 40 opportunity get enig to shout
vic;trs, bat 10 hiias ouy he bloody SHIRT again
aGa Vavo /: vigorously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

lie Eafke! oneLs quiet AID cnsy. But i!!tio
ls doing il Flour. Tho rcceipts Ct Mhett AYE
light, and small talos were made 81 1870 Tor fu!t&
lSS Tor mixol, .nd ID! and JIG for fair to good
hsEcnstcr, bG! wo quote fancy lois al IS a ioH
lots Of Corn we. o ufTerrl snd sold 1t 10 fr! new
whito snd IS for old. no :yo or Oats reported.
Country producu continues sctrco nnG wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

If YOU want Good Suit for $40, $l2, SIS
OF SIS 90 to The old reliable firm OF g. WATER
MAN {. Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
M0thersl RGO:hers!Y sao,beYs,!!

Are you disturbed a: night and brolon OF your
rest rest by slck child suffering and crying With
Tue ezorucating pain of cutting toetl If 20,
81 81 once and get a bottle Of Mrs WiNSIO WIS
SS'UoIalN t4 SYRUP. II will relieve tho poor
iitta suteroc neutrality-suspicious. upon it
thera ID no mistake sbou5 it, There is 10.
mother On Garth who hss eye- used il who will
nct Tell you At once thai it will -nznac tho bow
eis ana give rcst TO The n,oi:n. ,;nd rnIisf snd
ieaIIh 10 the child, operating ilka magic. Il ia
peflec!iy sss 10 uae in ali csaes, R:t peaaant 10
tho taste, and is tho prescription O; one Of tho
oldest and best fenaa phys;cisEs snd nnrses in
bottle. Mi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

The NcW York Tribune after much !houshs
upon tho sutiac, has finally becomo convinced
that Mshoneism us led chiefly by ycuor mon
OF good educslon and good families, who feel
an honorabl, ambition 30 got !hei. State ont of
the old rntA OF sectional rr i1iioe, aud to opcn
tor 1t 9 new era OF social AID industrial prc-
gfsss" Pnoplo with tho faiutest oorc,ivahIo
idea about Virginia aifaits, ara thus Al. Glance
enabled to 500 what reliance can now be- pl.csi
upon the assertions Of journal oroo oditcd b,
Horace Greey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

The o!tctlol returns from Maryland provo
that in that State as we'll IS in Virgiuis. though
the white people divided, tho negroes remained
solid and voted as uCit so that the abolition
of tho color line, as all scq tainted with negro
character knew beforehand, is a republican
myth. ualess tho negroes arc bought at 80
much head By tao democrats, they Invariably
vote as ono man for tho radicals. or for ery
party that assists the radicals. O, Tuesday
last they united with the republicans and few
offico seekers Who had previously been demo
Gratis. and thereby succeeded 10 over throwing
the democ,ati, party. That they will attempt
the same thog in tho other Southern States is
ast as certain. bet fortunately tor those States
their experience with ruls achieved By means
of negro rosdiustors is so ruinous and 50 recent,
that but few Of tho white men thereof will erG
themselves to any such movement. Mahoncism
had its rise and has culniosted in Virginia.
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"BlACK-DRAUGHT"

sin, indigestion and heartburn.
For ssIo By X. 8. Leadbester Il Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14

"WIRE OF CARDUI" makes ROSY
checks and clear compilations.
For sale by E. S. Lesdbaater s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-14
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

paid nnder other and adverse circumstances.
f'hree por cont. to-day Is bollor rnt0 than
lIyo or six, nj time when our credit was no
Unknown quanilty In lbo problein aud tho
possibility OF over paying capital or interest
was contingent upon our ability TO put down
a colossal rebellion with one arm and ward
OF tho coalition Of Europe with tho other
But tho popular faith IN our resources, tho
patriotic instinct Of the people, made these
loans successful, in tho face Of hesitation and
dismay In quarters whore thor acceptance
seemed contingent upon their success. 1t
10 not trusting too much 10 popular inteli-
gence, popular patriotism or populr appre'
citation of seli-interest 10 assert that the same
elements NAV be trusted in the present emer-
gency TO protac: our credit and relieve the
government Of the heavy burdens entailed
by the war.
The opposition manifested against the pro-
visions of tho bill during the long debate in
tho house developed no sound argument
against the fundamental principal Of the bill.
The effort to arouse the hostality Of the banks
failed from the first. The drift Of the dis
cussion discovered only partisan purpose to
delay the measure until another party should
be in power to deal with it, The most We,
hensnt opposition. however, manifested IT,
self on the part of men who took their argu-
ment in great part, from the Incorporate
outcroppings of presses believed to bs in the
employ of notorious fomenters of corpora
ton schemes. The differences Of opinion in
the senate, while devoid of hostility Of the
special pleading Of tho house, did not dis
play the well-grounded convictions of eco
nomical research.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

THE Mineola Courier goes out OF its way
to ipiure the HERALD, and entirely without
cause. It says: 1.-THE lodge OF American
Legion of Honor at this place, anticipated
giving % grand ball on the Oath inst. They
sent their order for tickets, invitation cards,
ETC., to the Dallas HERALD, and a nice job
they got, too. The people are invited to at
tend ball on the '24th of February, $780,
and names appear on the committees that
were never heard of before in these parts
while the names of others appear in more
than one place on the same committee. We
are inclined to the belief, however, that old
'Mo.her Symptoms prophecy had something
TO do in the matter. The HERALD, no doubt,
thought there would be better turnout if
the documents were dated back 80 Us to
give the dancers twelve months to repeat ip."
OF this very job the HERALD is in receipt of
letter from the chairman of the ball COM
mittee of arrangements, Mr.. Leon j. Levy,
under date of Feb. 21st 1881, the postscript
to which is in these words: "The job you
send me was admired for its nice workmsn-
shio.'' If the ball committee was satisfied
with the work, and it was complimented for
the fine workmanship it displayed, why
should the Courier have anything 10 say
about it?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03
A Young Gymnasf.

Joe Bruuer, a col rel lad, while in tree
yesterday evening mar he old cemetery, fell
and f-.cturr5 one Of the lower bones Of his
right arm. There were . number Of boys
sit,ine around 90 the ground highly elated st
tie gsrnossiie Performance he Ess giVing
them. and he performer acquitted himsf Il
il = vs-r ere Iiiaois ranns- up % the time
n. a.t-note5 70 .'skia tie cst" 10 mid sir,
rban hs .,.s. bis brits and I'll 10 the ground
oitb he sbovs rssu.ts- The audience Dis
Dar=sa 10 CREST confusion and excitement.
fbs SOUNDED performer wAs taken 70 ne
ps,ernsl csbin near b., where the limb Vas
bandsgsd