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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

N!:iiS" FOR DEATH -9inc, my re:rrn
'ro:u The o'my have suffered with severe usiss
10 'ny 'o%e! limbs, wtlaa g. times irtsi!y W
h!ed mo fur any kin! OF taeaeSs; nd a. o:kcr
simts iha raia was sa Ra"ctc :ias sished ior
dea:h 10 rtlleTa Il" q ~ sIi!at;rsS. After
hsVIcS '!!a'' 'he best phsscisng az! various
WcE-snnwu remedies w:hcnf b3neGt, mr. =
cortd bottle Of ST. Jsc9bs Oil .sh;ch relieved
tho pain Instantly.
NJ. AcnENEACK, Salamanca. AZ. Y.
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rcInIld.

LONDON. OJs.. 2i.-Tho DutKn ootrtspon.
dent OF tho Times says Ccoounts from different
plrta OF tho country since the prrNu!aalion of
tho rrooams,ion against tho isad League have
been satisfactory. Thnrn llas brco no disturbance
OF business and tho poorla gro muoh relieved,
LONDON. Oc'. 2i.-pr. kabny, u member +
tho ext culi1n OF the land lasguo and wei! known
as the medical nlteodAnt of several Of thu i'm
rtlSoncd suspects. was arrested today aud ouu
veyed to klImaioham jail.
MIR: Patrick j. Smyth, Homo Rule mnm
Der OF Parliament. ior Tippcrary, writes to tho
itish Times agreeing with Archbishop Crr H.
IN his drrr1naii)u OF tho No Rect" ro.cy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

Messrs. Charles Scrbnar's Sons New York,
have begun the publication of work which thew
believe will prove ono of the most important of
recent contributions 10 American history. I'm.
der The general title Of the "Campagns of tho
Civil War" they will iisue series of volumes.
contributed at their solicitation by1 number of
leading actors IN and students of the great con.
il'ct of lS6l-65, with view to bringing together
Tor the frat tims full military history of the
WAT. The voumes Of tho series will bs duodec.
limos Of about go pages escL, illustrated nv
maps and plans prepared under the direction of
tho authors They will sppaar, as far az possi.
DIS III Tho Chronological order Of the Campaigns
OF which they treat, and by their preliminary
and concluding chspters will be 30 far conn.ctod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

4 COUgh, Cold or Sore Throat should
no stopped. Neglect frequently results in sn
sncurabie Lung Disease or EOnSunp-
ton. Is lsOW H'S Is Ron CHlRL
TKpCHES do not disorder the stomach liar
cough syrupe and bsssms. but act directly
OH the 1nfIametl parts, allaying irritation,
giveroliofin ASthnlis. lSrOnclii In. Coughs,
singers and H'ubIie sneakers are eub.
lect 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trochns have been recommended by physiciau.,
and always Siva peri6c! Satisfaction. Having
baon tosLod by wide and constant use for hearty
An entire generation. thoy have attained we'll
Fnarted rank among tho fow staple ramedius Of
tho ago. sold n 25c. a box sVoryWharn mhI9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
Mothers! mothers!l sroihers,,,

Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest By sick child suffering ana crying with
tho excruclatIng pain of cutting tsoth2 II so,
go al once snd get bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the moor
little sufferer mediltey-depsnd upon it
there ia no mistake about It. There is not
mother TN Garth who has ever uaed il who will
not tell you at oncn that it will Regulate the bow.
ella. and give rest to Tho mGina1. and relief and
health to tbs child, Operating itse magic. 1t ia
peffctly sale 10 usr ID All Cases and p,essant to
the t,st- shd is tha Prescription OF one Of the
oldest and best lelhaia SLyb.cianh and Eu.sep in
tho UG.tsd Statos. hu!t every ~lsra Is cent,
q bottle. mbJ1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
Washington Items.

AsnINGT0N, d. o., Oos. 25.--It is expect.
cd That tho Melipc report will be sent to the
Scnate To-day.
When The Supreme Court CT tho Uoited
States convened tt- lay, Attorney G,asrsl Mac
Vesg7. IL { btict address, presented 10 the
ccurt thu resolutions sdonted by the bar meet
ing last Monday, with reference 10 the desth ct
tho late Justio, Clifford. arl. tho oou.t, az q
max OF r'spcot Tor no later's memory, sd-
joUrned.
Rev. Mason Noble. d. d., pastor of tho
Sixth PteabSterian Church. 10 this city, died
this motLlng sitter brief iOrss OF masrial
fever,
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Ia his address at Yorktown, Mr.. WlutErou

10 his address at Yorktown, Mr.. Winthrop
ss;d:
"Commobp'aoo truths. old familiar teachings,
tho Ten Commandments. tho Sermon % the
Mount the Farewell Address of Washington,
honesty, virtue. patriotism, universal educ,lion
arc what tho world most ueeds in tbcss dsys,
aud our Own part Of the warid as muoh as any
other part. Without thess wo arc lost"
But mono Of these 'oId familiar tcactioss"
!ncu!cases the reputation ideas advocated BY
the Mahoneitcs, aud supported by the ropul-
Icin Administration at Wssbippton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
activity Of the Democrats ln Fairfax
or a L.

lCorreipondence OF the Alexandria GHzette
Ike DIsTEGcr Oct 22d. 1SSl.-Our district
has hlwsys been the stronghold Ditto road jusiers
IN Fairfax, aeversl Ct their leaders resdo here
and it has awayg given Mr. Farr q minority in
previous elcctiont; his supporters have boosted
that on the S!h Of November it will give him
such majority as must ensure his election,
Notwithstanding their efforts and assertions tho
democrats have established three splendid clubs
which have already membership of over ono
hundred aud fifty voters.
Tonight the Burke's Station club held iLs
regular meeting and arrangements weIo Insdu
10 attend the barbecue at ths Court House on
next Wednesday; after now members wero en-.
rolled and The regular business ended, county
csnVaSser George Mason was reQu ss!od % sd.
dress tho clue on the State debt snd o!har prem
mont Issues IN tho Canvass. DIR. Mason spoke
very July upon tho debt question, showed the
perfect sblIsy OF the Stale 10 settle i. on tho
ossls indicsted by the platform of the democratic
party, exposed The inconsistencies of tho road.
!uster leaders who voted for the very funding
Dill and capltstlOn tar amendment they now do.
nounco 30 bitterly. He closed with an eloquent
appeal 10 his hearers TO stand firm and do their
whole duty IN this crises. His remsrks elected
great applause. The anxiety of our people to be
correctly informed on these questions ID shown
from tho fact that although every bench in tho
room WAS crowded and many persons were CON-
PEELED to stand they listened nearly two hours
without slgn OF Weariness nor did O single par.
ne had spoken TO dozen different meetings in
The canvass but hsd never let with moro earnest
attention IN ore crafty OK evidence OF the 30.
piss desire 10 have tho false statements of his
opponents exposed. We have no fear Of Fairs
election now. SOUTH RuS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
Financial.

New loHl, O,.. 3i.-Tha lest q iuaooiai
article si5s : Tho Stock it&caaags n.a;ke.s tt-
tsy arr Gnlat, BIZ. s:rcraIiy s!rarg. u. s.
Slnd' ss' ! ;:shes ivr :iG ,xiso!c,i -. nAd !
hi.hc: Ias lha cx:ehlS,; g.. R.!rea,l bonds
ar" g5ntr,i'y hie"cr. tho ii-: .srgia: !rori ~
n'r cent. Ihn Get rt si! Of thu, iluMustous in
tho S'ork ms:kat is sn sivsUon cf Ill! pr Of.
lie ws' opens OH sr easy nouoy market, call
loans btl;g c5:aidahie ID: t.6 per cont, iims
loans mcrn easily :hao o! 'aic a. f per cent. aai
CRIME Dt5ro:nti;n paper "a e p2r cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
EOiiiiill5aiUsly,

WASHINGTON. y. c.. O,t u - prtS:d5ct
Agt!u! aost IN lj!a otmios;i2u OF Edwin ID,
litrgsp, Of NoH iG1!l. to bs Seo!otary CT tho
Treasury. Iti7 vas the on!y oshi1snt Somins-
lion scnt i'll to-day.
Tho President nlso seat 10 tho following
among others:
Heory Highlsad Garrett. OF NaR York, to
DO Mlulster Resident sud Consul General OF
tho Unifed States ST Lioeiis.
JOHN NJ, Bailey .! New York, Co3sul Of ,to
United Stsies at Hsnburs.
Clifford Stratbam Postmaster ct Lypchburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDs.-The b.
Ilnorc Yearly meeting of the Orthodox Socsty
OF Friends began its session 10 Baltimore On
Saturday. 10 the morning there WAS mcetior
OF members and eders, and in tho afternoon
meeting OF members at large. At night a rep
resontativo meeting was held, &C which the In
dian work was reported. A very full account
vas given of the proscnt condition of tho L.
dlans undor charge of tho Friends. their i'd
vyanoomeut 10 civilization and Christianity.
Yesterday religious meetings were held morn
log, afternoon and night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

Archbishop Ctoke and the bishops and olc,e2
OF County Kildare. Ireland. protest against Tho
manifesto of tn, Irish Land League, but Mr.
parnell would loa, his nctoi,ty and sink ;oto
oblivion woro tho Irish iroubIes sot,lod, aud NJ
from his prison, in which his money epabIos
him 10 1.-Two like lo,d, he ISSUES orders th,t,ho
Laws OF tbs country mus! b, brokau, and that
tha tfobea must be continued,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
4 TCrriIsIo RIOw

WHEELING, W. Va. O,s. II A spt cjsl
dispatch i'vm s.. CiA,rsvliir. OHIO, to tho ln-
thlIIgctctr JesL, rd.2 says: Saturday nisht
Jsmo4 Wslr stuck his i4thtr. General Jam,s
Weir, III tho fac, Knocking hin du9n. ri, co
which t:tnn no has hcca uHcnnso;cu4 md his
des:h IL exDecod at any mor:ect. Tho ;rAub!o
0ilElAatoa from family roH.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

That soma o! tho Northern newspapers have
oorTec. ides of the true inwardnts5 of the Ma
tona movement 10 Virginia is provad ny the
following txaarpsirom The PHILADELPHIA Re-
cord:
Dick Turpio naVar did preltier Days work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN W. Da MEL, OF l. iECHBU H..
FaS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
- q T.: BARBOUR, OF UULPEPBH
FIX ATTORNEY GENERAL.
T. e. MCKINNEY, OF FARMViLLE.
FOR TIE HOUSE or DSLKOiTES,
LtinGis CHhELH5 4. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
TC-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings OF enc e. ii. senate.

WASHINGTON. ID. u. Utf. "l---Ehc repor:
y. ii.a committees tnarysd with id nY6stis A!;o14
Is !Eo cGsLu:iisas lies oi tbs Treasury Depart
:n"nt VA submitted &; :Ea Sarsic this atta-aEon
snd ordered 10 be pfinia.i. Tho document AID
accompanying papers cOSefs about lUJ ioolsclp
pages and reiers III detail I, various quast!oIa.
bio TRANSACTIONS.
The Eiensto III executive session confirmed
tho nomination Of Governor Morgan to DO Zee.
roiscy u tho Traasury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
"Don't Know Half their Value"

''ihey cutod mo of Aeue, Biliousness and
Kidney Complaint, Is recommended. l had o
half bottle left which I used for my two little
girls, who tho doctors And neis hbors said could
rot be cured l would have Loaf both of them
one night ii had not given them Hop Biltera.
They did them 30 much good l continued their
Use unll thoy we're cured. That ia Why l say
you do not know half the value of Hop Bitters,
and do cot recommend lhem high enous b."-B.,
Rochester. N, Y.-American R.raL HoDen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

- y VlSrU + OF Gecree ri tho Circu.. Gou,.
~ OF The United Sta! I'd fnr The Eastern istr;,.
Of FuGiais in the case Of r.. b. Robertson VI
>. II. nad y. ncwiiGg ST al, nut in PURSUANCE tf
decd Of Eus. b. Howard NJ. Willis md WIFI
10 mo. As trustee, to EccGre j. +. sad ID. Dow
ln& The payn?eHs o; ak thousand do.lara with
in.;:;cs! iiCm .ha date Of asd deed, which deed
10 CT record Ia the Ctice Of Tho clerk of Prime.
William county, vii. satu:h Trustee eui 81
:rustro sprt TOD IS esid decree, on TUES.
LAY: The I'd day rt November, lSSt, q. !.
o'clock IN, III fort o: Inc market building, on
Royal street, ii Tia city OF AisssnGrin ". prn
COED 10 fc!i al public suction y TRACE O3s
LaND. IL HsEco William otua.y, Vrciais,
binding In ra!t uroa Tho Goabsco ran md in
paTt utnn "OwniPs rue, nu;, near Erae.trE.
sts,o', Oh !an fredericksburg And Potoa.ac
hAitrosn. /! bs!Ug ps!t Of the LrHc, known -
HliIO, sn! tho same iEud cunyovel tv T. Is,
hopeiISon. Commissioner, 10 rad x. III. Willis.
consisting 81 ak hundfo3 end seventy. cish.
sho ohs't stt aG:ts, moro Cr iesE, snd moro Dat.
tlcu!arly described in sad decd CT ..us,. S.d
property Will be sold in whole or in eoparsle
pcrce.s, Sc mHy bs deeired rrd az no NAV be-
s5vised and may Judge TO DO TO The interests OF
all parties concerned.
iefms: Ono thousand dollars in cash, twr
thousand dollars in six months from tho Gay of
sale and the residue in two equal iast.lmGnte,
Eeyaole respecuvay IN one snd two wears from
Inc day OF sale, with interest upon tho deferred
payments from The day Of sale; such dG:r,od
payments to DO secured by regoii. bic notes O.
the putchsker. With Satisfactory indor;snert
ana deed Ok trust uloa tho p,euiisor; tho con.
Vcyanccs and expenses thereof and of recording
10 DO borne b. tho purchaser.
w. WILLOUGHBY,
oct. i.v4y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
IhH WAr In THINK

1uN!S, Oj:. 81 The miai-tov Ct aar has
started 10 Al Boys oAma With icsirco i,ns
"h:oh T'll p:ohshy re,fll t!e muincets 10 a
sense at ;hcir daily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
E:!PE'!H!r EEES,

Iha r.et!:ng between i!lo E.nper3E Ersrcis
Joseph aui KioH iivtn0cft will take i!tc, o,
Vienna. whcra mo hi; will rslDs,n taco
dsys.
G:ho marriage OF III. Daniel Wilson, uGdtr
hoarcial stcfetsry IN the Eteo5h csbioet, 10
Mile. Aiias Grs7y. daughter OF Prs;dop,
Gfevy. took paoo at the E3lscc on Saturday,
ia tho prasonc) OF large company It potablss.
Wilson. who is ioriy-one years Of age, is tho
owuer of tho Ma2nGoen. estates 10 Tcu:ainr.
Tho lady is graceful, clever AID tse1iyuile
years old.
Tbs Paraell indigestion meatigg in Trafalgar
Square, l.o0doa,o Oh Saturday bishtwas f,ilIrc.
An iadera!i,r mcc,iog was held il Hyde Park
yesterday. Whcc the usual vioIect speeches Hero
made. Dir. Maloney, large tenant farmer
near Eo5is. wss fatally shot Oh Saturday. Not
WitbStanding the governments prohibition,
large PUBLIC meeiiog WIS held near Occahiori.
yesterday, when no REM resolution WAS
adopted, Thc Land L3aEuo held . secret Get
| irg at Cork 90 Saturday.
How. JAMES BAREoUR.-fhis sSentIons,
| completely csp!ya!ed GU: people lsss Monday
His mild manners, both 10 private aud 90 thv
s;ump--his o!!m, cjol. generous. impartial way
| OF arguing tho issues Of tho cav wen tbs ac-
mirstieu. and Convinced tho judgment CT oil
that he Was thoroughly posted, oarncs'i.
si0oerc, aud houts: 10 all biz poo,s and pos
tiots. lie thoroughly reviewed tho o,urss of
politics from the beginning of ibis vcxad issue
of debt. completely vindicatcd bis position In
the present canvass. sed clearly demonstrated
that tho oonscrvai7c-democratio party was tho
oaly parry entitled to settle ou' difficulties sud
entirely out of place 10 call 10 the aid OF tho;
psrly which has cvor antaeopiz,d Virginia and
tho South. No voter could lock upon NIe.
| Barbour, and not feel THAI he would houcs
any position 10 the gift of the people; ho is az
Improvisation Of tho Virginia gentleman, il
| cvery respect, nev;r permiticg bimselfto over
| step any rule OF prorriety. or dcsc,ndiDg from
| that degree Ct dierity-Which should attach
| itself to maa who cifars for the high offcs OF
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures Conservative
Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

There msy be soma virtua in all of th en-"
DO sald, "bnt for actual worth aud rapdity of
effaot. l know that nothing made can excel
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

!ot '',as i.0,r,; cause Shan will b. doaa in
yirsiole ;'st day Il s carried ~ Tue party reI-
G.,-cajad in ps!s3n ooi character ~ NJ. Nit
t.acC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

Go 10 }. p. Agoev Il Go. fer ohoRp. saison-
cd sSOOd--Pluc, Oak aud Hickory. colo 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

O, 10 }. p. Agacw Il Go. for choar. srhsAn-
ed waod-Pine, O.k and Hickory. oc'lO.en
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The MRrkl1s.

| bALTiAoS., Oct. 2i.--Vireinis ia Oh: -: do
| Ietertod -; do consolidated S0A; do ID se.
russ %; pact dna coup 93A new III 4Os 6li biz,
| I2'cay. Cotton steady ana firm; midGlinks liz
ficur very Gull but without quoiable change
Howard street ind Western super s 0OsS5 Is
90 extra COsSG IS; do family QOsS7 VI
City Mills super 6 5bs$6 rs; do exsra6 6O.s7 OO:
40 family COaSS 25; Rio brands 7 75sSS 90
tatapsco fsmilS IS 5O. Wheal-Soulhern
Steady ISey Western dull and easier; Southern red
i3oal4o; do Der l45sl52; No = Western win.
Ter red spot and Oct N5ald5i; Nov 14cIsl4CY ::
Dec l5ls .l6i?; Jan l55tAl5j!. Corn-t;outhern
steady; Western dull Southern white 75a7G: do
yellow ga; new Western mixed sno. and Oct
0lat9s; hoy G:9sC9s; Dec 72S.72I Oats dnl
81; do mixed d.; Penns 5Oa5l. Kyo Quiet At
lCo,ll@ Hay quiet. prime to choice Ponna
and IL 1852 Coffee firm; Rio csrgoss ordi-
nary TO fair StllC5. Sugar steady; A soft lCL
Whskey qulst at 19,Sl IS! for job lois.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Stocks dull but firm.
Money 40. Flour dull and dropping. Wheat
so lower. Corn opened higher, ADVANCE since
lcs..
PGiLADELrHGA CATTLE MARKET. Oct 24.-
Cattle-Receipls $500 hesd MARKET dull; prime
6tits; good jlaGs /; medium 4a5b common 3.3;.
Sheep-Rt ceipts lGCt0 head: market dull extra
6Hi6i; good 41a6; medium S}a4; common 2Is3:
chester county lambs 6,7!; mich calves G,s
hoga-Kecepts 400 head; market fair; e1tr,
and good q1Al0l.
MAH0NE's WAY.-The Grcehvila Is. C)
News says: "A letter mas been received 10
this city from Thomas l.. B.syton, Revorue
Collector for this State. .Vyirp 40 assessment
tor tho aid Of MAtoasJ mopgrtll in Frsieia
90 IN" deputy Collectors. gsuRers aud STORE.
kecp'tS The hrst sfe Itgu red. ot ;cQuesied.
to glVu SO each, and The hers S. esc?, The
saUc letter States thst Gbtf Revunu, Coll, or
R'nn has Contributed $l10. ADD Brsy;on HIM
sclf j25 10 The CAUSE"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and va

will never be bilious. --.-
For sale by X. :. Leadhaater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
"WINE OF CARDUl" cures irregular,
painful. Or difficult mcnstruation.
F07 sala by r. s. Lesdhoster Il Rro.
.IIlEkl.

In this city, This morning at 43J o'clock,
DR.. kU =" a tsD p. STABLEk. in the 34.h ys,r
OF his sgP. 1sn-T iuaersl will take place
from his latn reti4oEc', No. 13 South Wsshibg
ton street, st II o'clock 10 morrow (Iuesday).
Monday, October "a, JOHN WALTEH. 500
OF John w. and amanda Summers, aged four
yeas Gar- Tho ;unersl will TAXA place Tues.
Day, at I'D o'clock n. IN Relatives and friente
arc respectfully invited.
In A!slsrs, la, OIL ThurshsY, October 18Th,
1881 AT iC:1j il NJ. BASIL Henry EkHEI>,
sged 50 Years 10 months snd - days, n na;ica ci
CharieH country, Maryland, snt Il reslsnt or
Nav Orleans fer the past 10 years. II Wprn,n..
ton papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24
! Z. WILLIAM NJ. SMITH,
(LaiG OF WinchesLer)

Oilers t:s Professional servicos 70 ths CITY MA of
Alexandria '' W
For the Rresent his cfico is a. Green's Man.
sion House. no,JI =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

bL HAMS. Hams from 6 to 10 Id, eschi
~ OF choics quality received to day By
sntb a. Withdrew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-24

NJ OS AID " MADAsEEI, ia bsrrels and
~ hall barrels, reserved to-day hy
seplo j. O. hILBUhN.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20
Silver District Notes

A contract hls been let this week tU sink 10hfoOt shaft on Black Rock mine. Bresting of croppiugs continues. with no perceptibIe diminution in the quality of the ore.
 A 101-foot contract is under way to drive a shaft in the Clip mine. There is no alteration in the excellent grade of ore from this mine. Mir. Pickrnback has the contract for sinking the shaft.
 On the 1lth, instant. cloud burst, and in fifteen minutes there was six feet of water where before it was dry and sound. F. P. Clark, in trying to save some sacked stone coal, was carried 50 feet down the Pacific wash. under water. He escaped with few local bruises.
 The shaft on the Mamie mine is filled with wafer, and the miners have been tenn porarily transferred to Lost Mine, from which they are taking some remark able rock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

4 telegram from Tucson, dated August l6th, says: No train has arrived at this place from either east or west since last Thursday. The road is washed out at in. tervals between here and Yuma on the west and at Pantano on the east. The country is entirely submerged and the roadbed and track so seriously daMaged that several days more will be consumed in making the necessary repairs.
 Rain commenced falling al P. NJ. to- day and in one hour two and one-half inches of rain had fallen. The streets were flooded and many buildings more or less damaged. It has been raining now for SIX hours and still continues. Last right ten inches of rain fell on the northern slope of the Santa Catalina mountains, thirty miles north of this ely.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

Nothing could excel the pleasant weather we have had for the last week. At no time has the heat been oppressive during the daytime. and the nights have been too fine to be properly appreciated. We could tell our rcaders, if we would, how some Of our young society people have improved these golden hours,-but 1t would n't be ('V)right.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

An Executive Committee on State Sub division, composed of Some of the leading citizens of Los Angeles, met on Monday last, at the parlors of the 1st National Bank, to consider what would be the most speedy and practical way of getting at the proposed division of the State of California. They issued an invitation to the democratic and republican County Committees of the counties of San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara, Ventura, Kern, Los Angeles, San Bernardino and San Diego, to appoint two delegates from each committee, to meet in conference on Thursday, September sth, in Los Angeles, U take measures for cslling a COustitu- tiOnal convention to form 9 State Con- stitution for the new state of Southern California. They hope to have the docu- ment framed in time to present before the next sessiop of Con .rAsS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

A late Phoenix dispatch says that on the afternoon of Sunday, August 14th, Juan Morales shot and killed Joaquin Negreles in drunken row at Tempe. A gang oi lynchers was immediately organized, and pursued the prisoner, who, in charge of Constable GallardO, was riding for his life. Tue Constable succeeded in lodging his prisoner in jail in Phenix few min- utes before the pursuers came up. The murdered man was a lieutenant in the band of MarqueZ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

We have received information from Arthur Douglas and Supt. McDougall, of Silver District, that Vim. Davis @ miner, died a: Pacific City on the 10th, at o'clock. P. NJ. On the morning of the day he died, he stated that he was convinced he was about to die, and requested John Hart to write to his brother, John Davis who has a ranch somewhere on the Verde. Any informal ton can be obtained by writing to John Hart, Pacific City, Silent P. o. Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

The steamer MohdUe. which left here on Friday last, went up to Red Rock Gate, where she met tEe Gila, and exchanged barges, bring back barge No. 8. Her load consisted of II bars of bullion from the Southwestern and Lincoln Mining Com pany; S5 tons of ore and concentra:i :ions from Mineral Park; a small lot of hides and government supplies. Her passen ger list was as follows: Mrs. Van Ness aSd three children, from Ehrenberg; Frank Staples and three Mexicans, from Castle Dome. The steamer G,lla returned to Colorado canyon.