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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-16

IN E. q. "EsT's EEyE asD :k.1sTEE.r.
;:', NEST s:,es., 70; hystsris, pizz ness, .os..
E'"n, Loss of Iienory, SCe-n.tJrr! m, Ti,no.
t9acy, iAv2'oni.ry hm'ssions, Sran,,iuro Ola
1se caa'"d hy "Ter,Z @sIion, !ali abuse. or ovar
Indulgence ~rlc- lcaas tc misery, decsy snd
Seata. Geo box vii. cure rocon: cases. E.cS
c'!.-''ins nIt II Jotn, lres.'a2nt, One dollar
= ""A! o: sl2 boxes ioc I've dollars; sent by ms;
pfeps:d on receipt Of ;,Iica VIC gusrsntes 81
DIX 70 care .n9 c.as. With each order re.
SsNGi D. - ior six b0Ees. sccomu.riei with
i've Collars ne VIII sea1:ho purchaser our writ,
20" RU-'*.'oe 70 return hhe moaey if tue tres,-
.? -" "&AI < 90. Druggists, A!e1s1dr;s
Va, wholesale had reiAil - nts, Orders bO
T!slt VIII receive prompt attention. nsr7
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2UGTPssE SALES.
By Green y Wise.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
GALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- fursusnt to decree of the CORPORATION
Court OF the city of Alexandria rendered At it..
Noysnbar term. 1870 in the chancery csuse of
d. +. Aooo's admir-, &c. VS.. a. Poor snc
others, the undersigned surviving commissioner
OF sole therein n.Dled. will of3r f,r sale BY pub.
lie auction on THU URSDAY, the l2h day of
May. 1881: at u clock H., in trontot tue Court
Room OF. Fairfax street, in the city of Ale1sn.
dfis, Va, all that LOT OF GROUND with the
TWO STOG9 BRICK WAREHOUSE there.
on, situate ct The northeast intersection of King
and Fsystte streets in said city, fronting on
King stree; 43 5-l2 feet and extending back
north with the /, width IS the front, 100 feet.
Terms of Sale: A cuff oient sum in cash to pay
Inc tX -eEses cl the suit and SALE say Slt0 and
Inc IT sldue IN three equal instslMents 81 one,
two snd threo years with interest from day of
sale; the deferred iustAlments TO bs secured by
The bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers with
good security, hrd the title TO bs retained Until
:ae 70 .s same are poid. Oonveysncug ., the cost
OF tho purchaser. Q. w. WATTLES,
spll301 Surviving Comn'r. of Sale
PY VlRrUE of deed of trust executed by
- Christopher HYDE, bearing dsta the llth
day Of January 1868 and of record in li0er u
No. 5 page l76 If the land records of Alexsn-
drla County. tna Undersigned. trustee in said
deed Named and at the request OF the party
thereby secured. will expose to sale at public
suction on SATURDAY, the seventh day Of
May, 1881. At II c'ciock H., IN the premises in
the county of Asxsndris, Va, the following
described property, to wit:
A LOT OF GnOUEp, containing six acres,
situate on the Washington road near the Poor's
House, III the cou:ty Of Alexandria, together
with xll the improvements shcreunto belonging,
together with 90 mucu rs now remains Of lot
Of HOUSEHOLD and A1TCHEN FUHNI-
TU kG, Including Beds, Badsteads, Tables,
Stoves, Carpets Looking Glasses, Gartbenwnre
and other articles OF Household Furnitare; also
two Horses. one Cow and Calf, oue Wagon and
Cart, snd Let Of Farming Utelsils being the
property By said decd conveyed.
Terms Of Sale: CASH
s.G-ld FkANCsS SHUNAN, Trustee
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Married People Would be rFappie


Ii home trials Sere ucver told 70 utIghb rs.
1t they kissed and mad, up after every q lsr.
Ifhous:h3ld expenses we're propor:ioned to
receipts.
1t they tried to be as agreeable as 10 courts
ship days.
If each would try to be a support and com.
fort 70 the other.
If each remembered the other vas 9 human
belfg &, not an angle.
II women were as kind,to their husbands IS
they were to their iovcr
Ii fuel a. q provisions were laid 10 during the
high tide OF sammer work.
Ii both parties remembered that they mar.
rcd Tor worse as WILL as for bitter
Ii men were ss thoughtful for their " iv,s IS
they we're for their sWae: hearts.
Ii there were fewer silks and velvet st,ea,
cos, unes end more plain. tidy house drsses.
Ii there were fewer "Dlease dsrltDgs" ir
puTlc, aad more ccmno1 mauDers 10 private
l. wives aud hus5sods would take some pees
ure as they go aoog aud not degenerate into
marc toiIipg nachioes. R creation is oecessary
10 keep the hesrt 10 its pluoe, and to get alooe
VII hou; it is big mistake,
II men would rem mber that WCman can
b. always smiling VITO bss to cook tne Dimes!
| ats7,r the door bcll bslf dozen times, acc
| get rid of ueighbot who las dropped in. leDc
| to sick baby, tie up the Gu! 6vger of two
yesr old, gather up the plsy bioss of four
| year -otd, tie up he besd OF six-yeer old OF
ska.es, ard get go eighty year old ready fo
scbool. to say nothiog of sweeping, clebniog
ec. A woman with all this to contend will
msS csin it as privilege to look and fee
tired Sometimes. sod q wcri of syppsih!
Would 20; be TOO much to expect from The mai
W. % dui x the honeymoon woud't let be
car. a- much IS 8 sucshade.- Saturday Evea
ing Mail
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Iso.e.i rut Nm. a p.q. mh2e-w

LHXhCUTOHS NOTiCE.-The subscriber
~ herein duly qualified rs executor of the
last will and testament Of Mrs. MARG ARAT
HEN DEk5UN, late of the city Of Alexandria,
III the State of Virgins, deceased, hereby noti-
fes all persons having claims against the estate
OF the ssid Margaret Henderson, TO present them
TO him, duly authenticated. AL persons in.
debteo TO said estate. are hereby noli6sd 10 make
payment TO the subscriber.
JOHN LANNON,
ap5-2a4w Exe2usor.
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Nc. 2G6]
TNVOLUNTARY-ln tie District Court of
4 the United States for the Eastern Oistric. Of
Virginis.
In the matter of In bank
Thomas L. Humphrey, bankrupt rup,c5.
10 whom it NAV concern: The undersigned,
Henry Aeston and Howard Nichols of Lou
doun county, Virginia. hereby give notice of
their appointment ss sssignees OF the estate of
thomas L. Humphrey, ct lhs county of Lou
douu, in gaid District who VS. on the 7lh day
of January, 1881. adjudged 3 bankrupt OH the
petition Of his creditors by the District Court of
said District.
Alexandria, Va, April II, 1881.
h5Nkf h5Wsk5 5EAGgS, N1GRS,i.s Assisnees.
op1O-u2w
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STOP THE LEAKS Tin Roofing, Gutter aud
Rain Spoul. and all 6otk r: paired promptly, by
STANsBURY i BRo.
The BEST home msrutaolureo Tln Ware
aod Houseturnishing Goods can be found 81
STANsBURY's Ceptral Stove House. coroer
Kias and Washington strects, tMcButney's s
bulldius)
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By Green u Wise, Auctioneers,

SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN Fairfax
COUNTY.-Pursusnt to decree OF the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county At November term, 1880,
in the case of Emerson admir-. VS.. Emerson ct.
al, the undersigned commissioners thsren
named, will sell at public auction on TUES.
DAY, the 22d day of March. 1881, at II O'clock
M, in front of the entrance to the Court Room
on Fairfax street. in the city Of AlexAndria, Va,
d TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax county, lying
Immediately on the Potomac river, three and
half miles below Alexandra, and containing
1863 acres. The land is believed to be of good
quality, Of easy ACCESS to market, while the
situation for beauty is not surpassed by any on
the river, commanding . full view of the cities
of Alexandria and Washington and the sur
rounding country of Maryland and Virginia.
Terms of Sale: One fourth Of the purchase
money in cash; the residue in three equal in
stslments at six, twelve and eighteen months.
with interest from da.e; the bonds Of the pur.
chaser to bs taken, with security. and the title
to be retained until all the purchase money il
paid. B; 0; GILAJUGaHt,ToN' oommn. OF
J. Ti M. L.. LOVE, % ] .0N Sale.
Ms- The above sale has been postponed till
SATURDAY. April 23ed. at same time and
place. mh22-eots
SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE BUILDING LOTS in the town Of
Fails Church, Fairfax county. Virginia.
BY virtue sDd IL exec cltion of decree OF the
Circuit Court for the county of Fairts1, State Of
Virginia rendered 1T the June term 1880, there
Ct in the suit Of Clovers eI'r. vs. Olovet's hairs
the undersigned commissioners appointed in said
decree will otf;r for sale, on TU ESDAY the26.h
Of pril. AID, 1881, on the premises, TWELVE
BUILDING LUTS in the TO wn of Falls Church.
Fairfax county, Virginis varying in sizs from
one and one.fourth acres to two acres, all
elgibiy situated in the centre Of the town, con.
venent to stores, churches and schools, and but
one-third OF . mile from East Falls Church
Station on the Washington and Ohio Railroad
sfording double daily rail communication with
Washington and Alexandria.
The locality is remarkably healthy, the socie.
ty Intelligent, and persons desiring to obtain
homs in the country will find here facilities sur.
passed By no other locality within easy resch Of
| the capital.
The Commissioners are authoriz ID to sell any
of ssd lots at private sale. Plats of the proper.
ty msy be seen st the off 20 of the Evening Star.
| Alexandria Gazstte, and at the Possof6ce Falls
| Church.
| Terms: Ten per cent cash, balance ut six,
| twelve and eighteen months from date, with in
terest, secured by notes of purchaser and per-
sonal security, and retention Of title until final
payment, or all cash at option Of purchaser.
! All sales subject to the confirmation Of the
ead Cour. Conveysnclng at purchasers cost.
Property subj &C. to be resold at risk and cost OF
| = defsultng purchaser. Sale 20 commence ut
| lU:3U D.. m
HENRY W. THOMAS,)
| CASSIUS CARTER, Comm'r rs.
| j. G. DePUTRON,
mb28-W4w
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HS "a rEE.
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EtAlLlP 3. zoos,
AGENT
Et;iVSSrf9nI " ;sondo49 q Giobo Fire ms. Co.,
Il /. Ua4orwg.lars' -.eucy Fire Ips. Co,
Tie.etshufZ f:aTiGgs 4ad La Co.,
tlEe sni Marine Las Co
fIsNs t"Een oy ;ha=c i.st ciass com panies st
cu!rrGt rates.
Losses settled promptly and literally. feb7
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EVAPOkATED APPLES just received by
~ sp12 j. G.. M1LBURE.
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FERGU USON'S FIRST SUPPLY OF
Il SPRING GOuES.
Rich Lsces, in White, Ecru and Black Fan
cY Ribbons at low prices Silk and Linen
Handkercniefs, Rich Buttons, Fsocy VeiliDgs,
Swss, Null and Lace Ties ; our SOC Corset is N .
Shirts, unlsundrlec, st Doc; celebrated Diamond
Shirt 81, at FEkGUSON'S,
mh25 9S King street.
TOR SALE. at SO King. corner of Royal
a streets. Alexandra, Va. PATENT KE-
SURRECTING PhEVRNTiVE. This is 8
simple device to prevent the removing OF body
from the grave. and to confna IL in such posi-
tion in the Casket. as to prevent its being dis.
arranged BY transportation.
febl5 j. T. CREIHHTON & SON.
NE PAGES LIQUID GLUE OK GEN
Just receieed another supply of the above cele-
brated gius. 1t Is tina 0e't in the market and
always resdy for use It does n ot require warm.
AcLEAN s. UHLER.
mor3 is King street.
NCTICEl NOTICE
IN Just received another large supply Of
HARRISON q BROS. READY MIXED
PAINT,
card o.
je26 W. T. CREIGEToN'S
A FRESH SUPPLY OF BoILEU AND
IN RAW LINSEED OIL; also Nestsfoos;
Lard, Tanners sEd several grades Of Lubrlcat-
W. +. OREIGHToN's,
e26 9h King street.
A VIRILL CHEMICAL PAINTS, the rst
IL and We believe the best ready mixed paint
made. Also Lewis Lead, Oils Brushes and 8
full stock of paints of all kinds III s.ore and for
sale Bt lowest market prices.
mh29 4 SLEAD8EATER & BRO.
DUSFALO LiTHIA WATER-anotns lot
D of ten cases Of this celebrated Wster Just
received direct from the springs. 0us large
sales are eurs sign OF the great benefs our GUS
TONERS r.caiYe fr< m iss use.
mh26 &. ,. LEADBEATkR q BRO.
sEF HITE WASH BkUSHsSl
w WHITE WASH BRUSHESl
We have in store aud tor sale full line of III
above ut low prices.
MCLEAN i UHLER,
mhl6 Is King street.
FOLDING RoU6ING CHAIRSl
T. FOLDING HOOKING CHAIRS
We have just received new lot OF the above
goods. and are selling them At 81 90 each.
fsb23 MCLEAN & UHLEd, Is kingst
% SaNabS esiVea By ADO DAAs' pilI'' .1S' 10
sp6 J.C MILBURN.
N1EW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN and MOLASSES received and for sale by
sp7 HARMON s. SMITH.
ETTAUK'S PILLS tor Headache Dys
XA pepsia, &C., are for sale BY
apo +. s. LEADBEATER & BRO,
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huR INVhNIOEY FINISHED.

4AUR INVhNIUEY FINISHED.
~ Tuesday Feby Sth, 1881.
We have comp peied our inventory and thrown
uoo4 the Counter g-eaI msny Remnants of all
sly les OF soot4 to b. sold chasp. We are clos
Ing out great many goods st iess than cost, in
order to IN Ike room for = lsr2s Sprir z stock.
SHKEri H4S - bAEACiiED, U1TrONS
snd Ii n ENS.-Ws are getting ia full stock
OF The above goods Of Choics brands for Feb.
rusry sales and offer 1T close prices.
d. +. BSASdEkR
100 King SC. Ale1rniris Va
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lisi Z at4seeisr4.

April !, 1881
I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD Ny STOCK OF
q Me7chsndi'e to w. 81. I. BHRKLEY,
Tto will continue the ba:inoss at the old stand.
lnvIte my friends 10 give him 8 call. All per
cons icdeb:ed to me will please eettle their &C.
cJunls. WM. n. BERKLEY,
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~ Tuesday, January l!th, 1881.
Another line OF thosa all wool Slack French
Csshmsres at C i5c and 60, per yard; open
today also another iull sssortm snt of those two
and three baton KID u Low DIS st 81 and ST. 20
ALL W Watrsated. u. r. ERAsH EAR,
jsnll No. 100 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
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S10ES AND SHOES.
We INVITE THE ATTENEEDA OF
TRE LADIES' TO GUH
NeWSpging yIesBootsA Shoes

We offer 3 magnif cent assortment of NEW
STY rs which csnaot be surpassed fer beauty
durability sud price.
IIsdies' Fine French Kid Button Boots
Lsdies' Fiae Basket Cloth Fox Button Boots.
Ladies' F.ne Di,gons! 10.
Lsdiss' Fine Lasting Kid do.
LsdieE' FlEe Goat do.
Ladies' Fine Calf do.
Lsoies' Fine Kip slippers, every description.
Kid Button and Lace Eewpor.s, Regent Slip.
pers. Paris Ties Open Congress Shoes md San
dsls; also great variety OF Ladies' House Shoes
and Slippers of every sty ID nLd quality.
Misses School, Walking and Dress Boots 10
variety of lew styles; also large stock Of
Misses Sandsls and Slippers
Childreu's Boots, Shoes and Slippers in every
quality style and price.
Gents Fine Boots and Shoes in all of the new
spring styles.
Gents Pumps and Slippers in all the late
styles.
The above goods are first class, ard gusran-
teed to give Satisfaction ii every psItlc ulsr, and
will be sold At such prices as cannot fail to satisfy
all.
We have a very large stock of Boys and
Youths School and Dress Shoes OF oil the new
styles, which are warranted to give satisfaction,
and will be sold much cheaper than they Can be
bought in this city or Washington it will repay
you 10 examine these goods.
1t will stord US great satisfaction to show
these goods 10 the pubic, snd Ill WI Can say is
that they cannot bs beat IN variety, style, quail
~ or prices.
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XIlKGINIa to wit: In tho Ulerk's Utheo Of
v Fairfax Circuit Court March 2i, 1881.
jennie " Etkins, bY her next friend, Mary z.
hcFarland complainant. vs. Augua.us Wat
kins, defendant Chancary.
Memo The oojec! Of of this suit is to obtain .
divorce virculo matrimonle OF Jennis Wat
kins from the detentsn Augustus Watsins.
IL sppesrl1g by xfidayit fed, mat sha sbove
named defend nj, Augustus Watgius ls q non
resident of the state Of Virginia: it ia ordered.
that the SAID defendant, Augustus Watkins, nl-
pesr within one month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary TO protect his
interest in this suit f. coDy-.eat:
+. W. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
6nona0 ano q. mh23-wiw
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VlRGlNIA, to wit: In the CLERKS oflise Of
Y Fairfax Circuit Court, Msrcn 25d, lo3l.
l.. III. Carter trustee, Ashton Tyler aud Lucy,
his wife, VIM. Il. harry) Thornton sud
Lewls q. Thornton, infants, complnnsn,s,
vs. W. b. Thornton, 5r., u. Z. l.. Tufber.
vile and AdnilDo. his wife, W. W. 2riyS and
George & Mlburn. defendants. Chsncery.
Aemu. The object Of this suit is TO vacats and
snnul certain devds from w b. Thorhton and
g K. L. Turbsrville and Adsiine, his wife, 10
W. W. Brgg. Conveying 10 ol the tract known
as "Hill1ooG." in Fairfax county, Va, and a
certain deed from said Brigg to George Il. Mil
burn. convoying The said Interest in said tract,
and to reinvest the trustee with the title and
property so passed Oy said deeds for the educs-
tion and support Of the parties entitled.
1t appearing by eli ievit fled hist the above
named defendants. ". w. Bligs aLd George <,
MLburn, nre non residents of The State Of Vir-
yina, il is ofdelei tnat they appear within one
month after due publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to project taelr Interests in ihs SUIT.
4 cOpy-.esta:
r. w. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Thomas 8 Carter, Do rh2i-w!w
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
a RAW LINSEED OIL; also Nestsfoos
Lard, Tanners sId several grades Of Lubrlcat-
ing OH, always OIL hand at
w. +. CREIGHTON'S,
10 2R S6 ki0u
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GS- The above sale has been postponed till
SATURDAY, April 23td. ct same time and
place. mh22-eots
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I u PAGES LIQUID GLUE OK GEN
IL UINE RUSSIAN CEMEGT.-We have
Just receieed another supply of the above cee-
brated gius. 1t Is tina best in the market and
always resdy for use. 1t does not require warm.
ing. Price 20 els. per bottle.
MCLEAN s. UHLER.
mor3 rs King street.
, 1881-07-11
THE FRENCH PICNIC.

Tho Committee appoInteA to make nFranre-
uonts for tho French picnic to 10 bold ln Sharp
shooters Park on July II. the anniversary OF tho
taktnE OF tho Dastiie, mot yesterday Mt tho
Frotlch Consulate. Dir. J. do Cloren, the res-
idcut Consul. occupied tho chair, Tile program
a1s4n aaopted consists ot SSadrssses " vi. j: DO
Harrison, the Hon: i. .. Wnshb.lrne, Col lAoon-
son, and oshar. Musio will 10 furnished by
~. who waa niomher Of tho French baud WHOM
It vIetod this Oily several yenr8 ago. 1horo will
ale0 be races BY young mon under TO- by yuunK
ladies blthdfoldcd, md sack raUe. tho ylctors
to 10 awarded prlzoa; also IN exhibition OF
feno!ng BY Mr. GheysfIor's .pnpls, 1t,lstel y
oycnfne. Thd picnic ID 9lvcn under tho auspices
Of La Booiete Francalso do Hcnta!sancc, III 30
ltochambeau, and Frouoh speaking peopio scn.
Il Tue receipts exceed the expenses the sur
plus will DO turned ovor. to the FFcnuh llenovo-
Lotters acknowledging Invitations and ex-
pressing regret at their probable Inability to nt-
tcnd the celebration WGrn rccGlycl frolu Gov,
Cullo,a. w. i. y; pomens, Secretary Of State;
6pringtold ILL.,. and 1r. q. SA!ot, OF Dubuque, 1a+
, 1881-07-11

Attou,pt to Dlsiutb Values by the AS
screlull t2lnk Gen. Arthur Eusertnlns
Hostile Feelings Toward 1ingland-
lt4 Objoct tho depreciation OF AmerI-
cAsl Securities Held Abroad.
s,setaa t'ahit.
LONDON, July D,-Engllsh interest LII tlla
President. manifested IN hundred ways
during tho week, continues as gonuino
nlla universal al ever, though anxiety
Is now changed for l0petnl1ess rho
weekly papers, !nc1ultng most OF tho
Radical orgal1s OF the w0rklnclncn.
rc1ch0 tho expressions Of profound
sympathy which have never ceased to appear
In tho daily Journals rho lPcektu Dlspatc'.,
perhaps the most Influential Of all, says the
English people seldom hayu beon moved to
more spontaneous feeling OK sorrow. Tlley
take the calamity which has befallen their
| kln beyond the seu US ,l...cll To heArt as II 1t
Ind bsfalle,a themselves. Lloyls tPeektU
remarks that. ~ ~,
! THE AsxlsTr> HERE EQUALS AMERICAN
...- ~ll0VEs.
Americans accepted tho overwhelming proofs
OF England's attoctlonate sympathy towara
thUm which lies dcop IN tho heart Ut the
mother country, The demonstrations OF slloll
! papers, speaking for millions OF British
| people, deserve at least as much attention as
those Ut the political aua fashionable world.
The Saturday Reuieto Is the only excep-
tlon among those, tho latter publishing two
articles, both guarded BY plltases OF c0nyell.
tlonal rogEet, but Doth offensive. /,
coSKI.lN9'a Ro~CA1s.Eu STATEMENT. !
WAS sent by cable IL substance tA tlla ItH.<s,
anl produced a,l qxtrelaely untayoFagle in,;
\ ptesstoN OF that .s!ates1laM, Tho United
6tates l.eGlti0ll R1,4 other AlMerlcNn ce,stres
l!u still beset nv tl!yongs Of lnQ9irurs.
Minister LowelL bcsldes,, Maii!lesta:,
tlons FROM public bodies, Nnynl
a,,d othor, pemollages, receives, duly
ilnl,y touching n.essaRes from pgiyato tn4!-
,Yllunls. A!airleNR and EnXllali ultke wish
ti,At alE,, Rlalne'e alnltsAbla aud ,loat 40
cNrate dispatched might b. moro frequent.
| No OthBrs are regarded with equal conf.
tluitcut 1'llo Spectator expresses the general
English foall1E Of -
ADMIRATION Hon THE PnEs1pEaT's uEAl.'
\ lXQ, ',
saying that his courage Is - remarkable aa
the A0uMtlness Ot1 lii5 constitution; that hls
conduct since wounded Is thoroughly AMur.
lcatl. aud thnt hu IL very eauraRtsouA full pl
, 1881-07-11
NINETEENTH ILLINOIS.

At the meeting OF the Nlnetoonth Illinois Vet
cran Club hold yesterday, Capt. Stona. corro-
spending Secretary Of the Northwestern organ-
izatou OF tho Army Of tho Cumberland, was In.
troduoed to tho Club, and Stated that the old
soelety ot tho Army Of tho Cumberland, con-
tcmplatod holding thalr annual ruuulou at
Chattanooga, Taun., on ths a0th aud slat Of Sep
tomber. and bad invited big Society md all
,gmoss ,aFn ,sf. es tho Army # The culn'ctand 70
s!etietds of of ofghiok4mauga. Lookont MUuutnin, and
'saiSn Maso AE ststoa lhaf 4 as proposed
rhoh saa ,srn,i!l.,r wnn!a 10 attached baEKaFo
batt!olelds. Tho rOantl trip would cost 10 tho
@ncigaboraood @ 9t ~ Mo also stated that tho
Un!on s0l1tora In thos1 buttlea hau tAkcn tho
matter in band. and wore Inviting tho survivors
on thois slt9 to 10 pr0aent on that OocA sion a{a0
which would make, u grand reunion f9r both
how @ la mary Of tho ptd N!ne.eonth Illinois would
Of tho Club was Instructed to send out invlta.
uo1s tn tho members OF tho late rogtmcnt, and
asuoTtatn how many would attond. y
Tho President OF the Club no&tcd the mcul-
bera that Ut the natt FDRular tneottug Of tho
Club would occur the annual e!eutlon Ut olicesa.