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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-12
Registration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ books of Registration for the general
election to be held Nov. 7, 1882, for the election
OF state, County and Township officers, are
now open and will remain open daily on all
legal days from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to 6 O'Clock P.
NJ, until Oct, 10, 1882, aud from Oct. 10. 1882,
to Oct. 20, 1882. rom Z to 9 p. NJ, in addition to
the hours heretofore mentioned, at which time
the books for Registration will close at 8
O'Clock P. NJ. The law requires naturalized
ization at the time they present themselves
for registration, HENRY FISH.
Registry Agent at Pinto District, Eureka
County, Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-12
An Extraordinary Razor

HAS BEEN INVENTED BY THE QVAhN,
IL OWN 90. of England. The edss ~
body is SO THIN and FLEXIBLE As Wat sss,
TO REQUIRE GRINDING, ana hSra,; al
setting. 1t glides over the face nke p" It'll
velvet, making shaving quite q lrAui' rnroue
creating A GREAT EXCITEMENT III pER.
among the experts, who pronounce ~ It's
FECTioN. Two dollars in buffalo hsauT mu,t
in ivory. Every razor, to be genains, IA.
bear on the reverse 81 lie the name ~ Fr.n.
THAN JOSEPH, Gal Clay street, ssH states
cisco, the only place in the TN. ohs's supplied;
where they are obtained t =
sent by mail l0c extra or G. o.. ID. having
The queens Own CompanSs PTARI
enlarged their factory, are now mas r,RtF and
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES, N1vFs and
POCKET KNIVES, HUNTiNd NM sair msr.
SCISSORS, of the same quaiity rs ssIvdSw
v~elously wonderful Razor. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
Election Notice

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Il Honorable Board of County Commission
ers notice is hereby given that on
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mo MORE
Lame Horses.

MAILS, ooRNs, BRUISES, QUARTER
IN Cracks, or any ailment in a horses feet;
If not cured, NO charge. MATT.
HUGHES, q scientific horseshoer, has start
ed busine> 8 on North Main street, next to the
City Brewery. He has been we'll and favorably
known for the past nine years in this. Nye and
White Pine Counties, and worked for years
with the best Veterinary Surgeon In New
York City, and dsass competition in shooting
horses, ssstf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-12
MEDICAL.

DR.. SPIN g. ca
No. III Rearny Street.
j Diseases. AMI sPEC1lI
-YO U N C NJ z NJ
VINO may be suffering from the effects 80
ZONES or indiscretions will do we'll ,3outh
naseiVes OF this, the greatest boon vot aYel
.. tne ieet OF suffering hunianitv. n, IEd
ney VIII guarantee to forfeit five hnnd-,Spi ppm
lsrs LOT every case of weakness or n-ine aol
ease OF any kind or character which b.1HVe dis
taxes and fails to cure, He undeh
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty 70 IT,.
who are troubled with too frequent eyacns NJ
ol .ns bladder, often accompanied bv S1aon
smsrahg or burning sensation, and a rsnent
ny OF the System In a manner the pat,sr oaaea'
noI account for. On examining the eaa'
deposits Q ropy sediment will often he usllsry
ana sometimes small particles Of sIhnw aSaao,
appear, or the color Will be of a thtn roiniSHl
nue., again changing to q dark and I,rn.ansh
pearance. There are many men VIII usp
this dimcnlty, ignorant OF the csuse Visa
the second stage of seminal weakness ~
Will guarantee 8 perfect cure in all snc, Di,s
and 8 healthy restoration of the eenifol, s@a
organs. Riht1
Office Hours-10 to 4 and G to g s
from 10 to IL AM. Consultation frsa TAl
ough examination and advice. s5. A~a
Call or address DR.. SPINNEY 4 IN
no. IL kearny ST., San Fr, d..
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NOTICE.
DiSSOlutiOnO Of CODaTtlerSlip.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
~ dissolution of Albert Dewitt and r.
Richard. this 18th day of September, 1882, in
and to the Morning Star claim, known for.
merly as the Grey Eagle ledge or lode, recorded
Jan. 3, 1891, and situated in Newark Mining
District. White Pine County, Nevada.
tSignedl: THOMAS ROBINSON,
Recorder.
I, Albert Dewitt, do hereby assert and de-
clare that l have fully complied with each and
every requirement of the law regulating and
controlling mining and mineral properties of
this said State, and that no person or persons
have paid any money in any amount whatso-
ever on this said property up to this date, In
the name and rights Of A. DEWITT.
Signed in presence of O. T., NIoHoLs. % I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Ladies' Union Relief.

Relying upon the liberal provision which the
ciGz 'ns of Alexandra have heretofore m,da
through ttis society for the relief cf tie poor,
the ladies have taken the responsibility OF tu.
nshlng shoes and fuel and soma clothing, 10
about FLY poor families: known to ~, to ba ia
extreme need. 1t Is the frs. ii ma in the history
OF the society that we nave venIursd to 70 into
debt for supplies; funds having heretofore bstu
placed at our disposal carly in the winter. The
midness of the weather, las no doubt made M.
ny who are in the habit Of sending dona.icts,
forgetfnl or slow in responding TO the appeal N
the Gsz stte srms weeks ago. We wish simply
to remind those who are blessed With com.
Portable homes and the ability to help the desi.
tute that the winter, mild As lis compared
with the last, has brought ll,nty of auGsring
for this tc'us! necsMaries of life; th 'es and fue
and that relying upon theit generosity. ",
their AIM onerd, hava contracted bills for thae
NJ HsHies, which We trus. them 10 go; Us he
means 10 Day promptly. Dor ATOMS may b.
handed TO the treasurer, No. st. Asarh street.
or to Messls. Burke and Herbert, Mr.. Geo. L.
Robinson, or sDy OF the other gentlemen inhre,.
ted in the society. By order f the Board
L. II. r.
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lCOMMUNICATED.
a Twenty mile Hide iniO Fauauie

A Twenty mile Ride iniO Fauquier
just lG0 minutes sgo youf correspondent,
Ia The lsOgu'g 6, of the great cavalrYmau, II
STOOD rp ia my siuurs" 10 front Of old L,eo's
CauIoh, where now worship. al now sleep the
! eternal rest so many Of the desc dnnts of cur
r'nowo>d CHEF Justice MarshslI. who is &C..
knowedged as the o'isf Of legislators on the
western continent. Dropping the reius on my
horses reck, [ could not help gazing around
me. Ga erery hill'' i, home" Even 10
tn, TOP Of .bs rugged Blu, Ridge "prugress"
has rlsced lis hsudTriiiDg. The Spirit Of tho
E7er'ai:iOg Gao seems to have smiled upon
this peaceful land, for, iodced, it is gJodly
aod. Looking eastward coru-6eld 10 pointed
ou;-cuiv,ted by father ar d three sous, pre-
duoog 47O barrels Of c,rn that Was soli Tor
So SD ger barre, making tie srug sun Of
: GAS cash. VIII "kios' cotton bring homes.
toll any better re'ntnp, aud give surar guarsn-
tee against ctis? Impatient 10 be # Judg,
ua5'S stepped out" bis ircn heels fngiug
niles and minutes bshiud him. ever nice road
thrtu'h lovely farms, hewn on; OF the forest
Wild. 10 the right there is tho fai-famed
FREQ States, Wacrs y5ars ego Tho whiskey jak
"Ga -Iih pSASuEt III III plHU3 stUG py 6lQG on Tue
dinner table. Who has not beard of the Meth
odst niols;er aud ths 6eiy-:alled steed New
all is changed; 90 part Of the county has i'm
proved moro tbs. A more sell-deuyiug. work
log people can hardy DO found anywhere. In
that Whlto VeIandsh cottage is q man " 40, 90
ECO scrce, has supported a wife aud six CHI
dren-all girls; has now on hand supplies
enough for ore year to o,ne, add tho ether
day paid debt Of $500 all 10 lump" Thi,
man paid out al be could spare last year. City
people. thiuk Of that !! lis tina ha has no
one to talk to every hour 10 the day. While
write neiEh Dor drops 10 'pour pass, z le temps
AID says Ca 20 acres he made 200 bushels of
corn, which scld at 1926 per bushel-fodder
thrown in-making $3.50. tba! is, 1872 so per
acre. Not more than two acras can be called
bottom land. The 6sld Was % cd sod-no
fertilizer except Observation-Disclosures plox-
ing. Still the ely is Farming dcn't pay"
Grantcd-if the farmer cuages 10 the village
or at the crcs,-road groqgery. ADIEU.
JaLuary, 1882.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
PUBLISHED DAILY q TIL WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY

If Mf. Blaine were only 90 familiar With
Washiugton's Farewell address as be is with
tas Peruvian Company. and had followed the
ol7ice of the former SO implicitly ss ho las
obeyed the Instructions Of tho latter, he would
not havs p!scad bis county in the ridiculous
position it now occupies before the world as
rs,pec:s its British. aod Central and Soutb
American relations. nor have added to the
inf.mY that attaches TO himself by reason OF
the Magau letters and the Caldwell dispatch,
ID say no.hiDg of that private aud maliDgering
brsia fag affair. This country is large and
popnlors enough to demand all the time and
attention of those wao are paid literally to
manage its Own affairs, and if they perform that
Go,y we'll they do all tast is rtq7ired Of thor,
aol will receive thei. propsr measure of merit.
Hereafter ev,ry one Of the sc-oalled statesmen
ofAnerica. When in position that enables them
to do harm. should bs compelled to occupy an
ofi,a uooa the walls Of which should be ir-
ecribed exhibits from that portion Of Washiog-
tors Farewell Address 10 which the dangers OF
eotapgling foreign alliances arc 80 truthfuy set
to:,h. and especially in the following one !;
"rne great rue Of conduct for W. 10 regard to
t>rsign nations. is to have with them as little
political ooanaotioa IS possible" With suoh
siv!c, constantly bafore their eyes. they may
possibly bs deferred from folloaing Mr. BaiOe' 5
unfortunate example.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Letter from Richmond,

Correspondence of the Alexandra Gszstte
RICHMOND. Va. February LIN IVES ar
ticip.ted ir5m The bold declaration mad. BY
Mr.. Riddoberger. in Washington. to The eftct
that The d,aG!cck would DO broken teddy; that
be snd bis friends would make some move in
tha! direc!iso. Shortly bsfers The Senate met
Capt. John 8. Wise was around. and had an
interview on lbe Capitol porto, With Senator
Lyb,opk, and directly afterwards Mr. Lybrook
called on! Senator Newbelry. who i,ined 10 the
contersrca. 1t il to be inferred that it was 10
reference 10 to the deadlock. but Capt. Wise
did not oppeat to have moved these two mem
hers of the big four" 10 fact, when Senator
NsWberry was asked Ibis morning how the four
stood, be said they wcra still soil. The latest
runor 10 relation to the matter is that Senator
Williams, the resci dser republican m amber ci
| tho chs inste four will leave them in consdera-
ton of an ofhc, which be is to get from the
Administration. 50 far az c,u be lesrl-
ed thers is no foundation f,r this rumor,
save its assertion. II is very evident that the
Malone men have not given up the Eght vet,
| aud it is not lmprobabls that they will btf,re
tho week is over get the matter up in the
Senate. Senator + lott, late President pro
| tenn. Of the Senate, is sill absent. aud Senator
Powell. OF Spo!syvania. 10 also detained iron
| his seat Unless these ge'l,ms ara paired it
| will b. risky for their patty 10 b;irg tho MAJ
sey question up.
Ii Is und,ritooi that AZ old reacj1ster man
Der OF the House will ttf.r &C ameodneot to
tho Rddleberger bill providing that it shall be
| submitted to the people q. the next election.
| More than oae Of these rcadius.ers were elected
| upon the understanding given to their oon-
| s'itueoS that the bill SHOULD be submitted to
| the people for their II action or acce otaLce.
Judge Tip S!rother, OF Culpaper is
spoken OF by bis friends for placs On ths
Supreme b,tch.
When the question of Gil Jog The vacarocs to
be crested in the Court of Appeals first began
| to be agi;sted it was remarked by Rsadjusters
| that there would be few candidates for The
PLACES but in this they were mistaken fur the
Number of applicants for tho place is nov no
less than twenty. General Mshone's pet fer
| the place is said TO TO Mr.. D.ury Hinton, CT
Petersburg
A leading member of the House said to-day
that BIO thought there would be az extra ses-
sion OF tic Legislator, and perhaps a called
session 10 the Summer. The purpose Of The
latter will be to re-iistrics the State. The
Legislature can now take no de6oia action, as
it is not known what Congress will do, and be
lore that body acts upon tho spportoinment bill
the legislature Of Virginia will hsvs adjourned.
Mabone's SOUS who b.vs been sent cut 10
the districts of The four Senator's who oppose
bis dio:alion, continue 10 rain 10 letters upr,id
ing tnem in til sir course. Newberry aud Ly-
brook STEM to see through the pot. but Mr..
Hall who is an easy g,iug old gentleman reads
them a ard appears to be in great purturba-
tloD. STRONGBOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. Go. f. Gkiz,, of Winchester, vas par
alIz:d last Monday.
A Presbyterian c':u;ch is To b. crtcstd at
Bssetoo, FscquIer C!1oty.
Elgsr NJ Garaett has received the appoint
meut Of III )stiutsodeat # the public schools OF
Richmond.
Miss Alice Key. Of Surry County. has been
Indicted by ths grsod jury of that c5uoty for
forgery In raising toe .ua. OF q du3 till.
Rev. o. EIys,n, pastor of tho Bsp!ia.
church a. Bir'5viiio. Preached his farwell SO, =
mon Sandy last. haviog1 accspstd a o, to
Washington city.
A eanboat c,mpsiy has b,cn Termed .
Petersburg With capital stock of $40 600
With the object Of deVelC pirg the trade Of cite
lower James River.
Tho city c:u;c!l Of Ffedericisturs tEyo pr, =
pared memorial to Congress urging Sc tpprl-
priaton TO complete the uofaibhsd morument
10 Mary Washington.
The body # Miss Faidlsy, the third Of lie
youop ladies drowned 10 the Shenandoah Ivsr.
near B;oadRsy. Monday. was found the nszt
day about one mile from the scene cf the dirty
log. Tbs other bodies we're recovered few
hours after the accident.
A white woman claiming 10 be from r ,aocke
oouoty osme 20 Chis lansturs Lbout dark q
few days ago spd sppied for lodging ut ths
house OF negro. Being refused sho started
to seek quarters elsewhere, ut was s.1ckeo
down and gave birth TO child 10 the main
road. The town aulhtriIies.cok charge Of her,
10 making the rounds of the peritenli.ry at
Richmond . night or two sgc, the officers dis
occupied by the bganis. Marsin, were saved
10 two. Msrvio WAS suspt cted Of bsiog the
guilty mao, bat as his cell wss shared By two
other c,nvic:s, it c,uId not b. fixed upon him
Marvin il engaged in the tho, shop, and works
as we'll as any one 10 that department, Hs en-
tertsios liIts hopo of ever leaving the pfisos
alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

Theoretically the Northsrn psople are The
b ST friend, the negroes of the South have, lut
practically they havo no use for them. The
contractors of the Nav York. O,tario std
Western R,ilrosd have lss condemned tie
practice of iDporsiog negro labor from Mary
lsod AID Virgias aud declare that nontracors
w5o employ negroes actually retard tho CON-
pielion Ct tie road aad 10 The end tff,ct DC
saving. Thy h'so resovJd to o,unmurioatc
With other contractors urging the dsc3ntiouaLo e
Of ooored labor 90 the loo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
The 81 arkets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2-Vireinia SKIES def RE,
ISL; do consolidated Coz: do I'd series 3S3; pu,
due coup =; new 10 40s 10 bid to-day. Cotton
steady; mlddlings liz Flour quiet AID With.
Western dull and lower; Southern red l33sl40;
do amber l43sl45: No l Md 1881 asked; No2
Western winter red spot 1381sl39: Feb l9Sial9Si;
Mar l4l5ali2; April l44i.l445; Nay l45ll4sj.
Corn-Sou!hern steady; Western quiet and
steady; Southern white so; DO yellow Il; West.
8ei; April III ,ssed; May 72i.73; ste,merG /;
asked. Oats steady; Southern 60s52: Western
white 5lse2; do mixed 10 .5l; PennA E0,52. Rye
quiet At 96aS hay UNCHANGED Coffee quiet;
Bio csrgoes odd mary to fair Si.9s Sugar quiet;
soft 50. Whiskey dull at l 1Sa$l p.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2-Stocks irregular and
tending downward. Money 6. Cotton easier;
uplands ~; Orleans l2t Flour quiet ard
steady. Wheat irregular and unsettled and t.;
lower. Corn dull and scarcely 80 strong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently results in an
lncurable Lung Disease or COnsumn.
ton. b 70 W. MS Ii IL ONCH AL
fk0CHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balssms. but act directly
on the tnfamed parts, allsying irritation,
givereliefin Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Cetarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicisnp,
and always give perfect satiefAction. Hayir 2
been tested By wide and constant use for near =
an entire generation. they have attained we'll.
msrised rank among the few staple remedies of
the age. Sold ut 26c. Z box everywhere mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Affairs In Paris.

LoNDMN. Feb. 2 "A Paris despatch to r .r-
ter'S Telegram Company spnounces that Nj,
Bonteaux, President AID NJ F4der, Mausg r,
of the Ucion Generic, wcro arrested last eve.-
log at meeting of the board Of dir. :ors, and
that IL is stated legal proceedings ara to be oou-
menced agsiuS. several of the directors.
A Paris dcspateh tn Reuter- Telegram Con-
pany states that NJ. Gambetta has resumed the
editorial direction Of the Republique Fr,uo,is, },
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Fire

TORONTO. Cat., Feb. 2-At 1910 o,lock
last night FIRE broks ont 10 lbs stables conot
ed with Couger's coal docks, % the E. plsuade
The flames spread TO Hay & Co.'s iurailure
store aouse and destroyed it. together With half
million feet of sessoned luub,r which WAS
piled 10 the rear. From this the FIRE extended
to ConRtr's coal dotk en- which wss stored 4, 600
tons OF c>s. which is still burning. At o'clock
this moraiog tn, f:e WAS under control ard
will be confined 10 tho premises mentioned.
Tho loss is estimated at $l35, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Guiteou's ROdy.

WASHING TON. Feb. 2-Jno. W. Guiteau,
brother ofths ASSASSIN. publishes card to-day
formulating the idea of viking an e1hibitian OF
the body in the event Of capital puni,hLaent.
DE proposes 10 assume his brothers debts, aud ia
case The latter is executed OF dies natural death
will have q post mortem examination of the
body, after which i! will be disposed OF in q
Proper AZ d decent manner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

Ii seems frou the msuner 10 witch the fsml-
disposal Of bis rsm,ns that if not IS cranky as
he is, they are utterly devoid of common hu-
man instioos. for. from the earliest period OF
reopdod history down to the present. the peo.
pie of all nations. evan the most b,rbarous.
have beou so!ici!ous h5ou! p-eser7rg the re-
msirs of tbeir kiosfolk from gil kiads Of il.
dignity,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Murdered by Her Jealous SJs,o,

NEW YORK, February "a speciL f,,.
kiEgs!op. 8. g., reports that Aodrrsou Sioss
ton AMI L1tinds Tisdas attacked Paoebs ~ r,
dale. sister of Lucinda. 10 their r,sjds,a,
near that place and murdered her 10 mos. h.,
tai mioner. 1t is stated that Singleton 6.
some months past has been ptyios marked .
tenIion to the murdered Womsu. Lucinda n.'
aged to vin bis ff:c ions. and after be had 4;
oNd,d Phoebe they decided to kill Der,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

GUITEAU PUTs Our AN UNDEaTAKrR. "A
few days sincs ct'zsn of Elliott City. Md, q
friend of Wsrlsn Cracker, while on visit to
the Warden 10 Washieg 90. WAS iatrcdu,sd to
tn, assassio Guit.su Whsn Gui;eau wss
made acqaainted with the fsc that his DIV az
aualntano, vas SD uadsrtsker. be blc,me furi-
ou', ordered him from his cell, and wanted
BIN to understand that bis body was 60. yet
ready for ioterment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Financial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The stock market
openec strong and 9slt par cent his h sr than at
the close ye,terday. Richmond and DanvilIe
WAS 8 per cent higher. In The early dealiD q
!tere WAS fractional advance in the general
recorded. At II c'c:oek q genera, recovery of
t,a Ger cent ook llacs while Richmond and
Dtnville Aeli Ups.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Libel AntE.

. PIrTsBURC. Pa, Feb. The Waverly Goa
Ccmnsny Of this city have entered suit against
the National Labor Tribune snd D. r. Jones
President of the Miners Association, for libel
and conspiracy. claiming damages for Injury 10
their business 10 the amount of $40 coo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Death of an EstimabIe LADY

NEWPORT, 3. l., Feb. 2.-Miis Rl;z,h0,
Hsz.rd. . very wealthy ard philan,hrep a,c I ia.
dy, died at her residence here til, mo,nina
She WAS one of the PLAINTIFF i the Credit Ms,
bilier suits brought against Tboa. O. Duript hv
Isaac Hszsrd and others in 1874 She publish.
ed o'umes of poems in Philadelphi, which A..
tricted attention in literary circles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Indicted for MansIaushter

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The grand jury of the
them for the pat three days the Sputen Duyyil
disaster. to-day returned an Indictment sgsiu.t
Geo r. Hannsiorc, the conductor, az d George
elvis, The brakeman, of The wrecked Alb my
train. charging them With msnslaushler in the
fourth degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
CIarkson N. Poffers,s Will.

NEW York. Feb. 2.-Tbe will of Olarkson
N. Potter vas fled 10 the Sure gstes's court
1t White Plains yesterday. II is the clesrest.
most busioess-Iike and concise document filed
in the court for many years. and disposes OF
upward Of s. .000 600 worth Of real and Personal
properly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

Bx.Congrelsnsn VIM. II. FELTON,, the leader
of the independents of Georgia. opened his cau :
paign against the organized democracy at Au-
& osts Tuesday night in speech Of two hours.
ne declares in favor of the abolition of the
poll-txx and Of national banks, for Unlimited
currency. for gold and silver coinage. for silver
certificates for the abolition of the convict tys.
tsm for sdyising conventions for free ballot
and fair Junt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Fatal ARRAY.

shall w. u. Nickoil was killed 1t the hcus, OF
Martin Cox in Elliott county day before yests.-
day, by Lee 7. Oliver There waB dance At
the house of Cox aud the shooting grew Gu. OF
q quarrel durir the dance.