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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition wilp
IN be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe County. Ohio at their September ses-
sion, 1889. praying for view on a road COM
nencing for the same On the county road lead.
ing from Lebanon to Rinard's Mills, at the.
cross roads on the lands of Absolom Ewing,
thence running southeast direction through
the land of Absoom Ewing on or near the road.
now used. thence along said road through the
lands Of W. J. Miracle, thence along same
road on the land of Stephen B. Cranes to .,
stable, thence leaving the old road bearing.
south, down point onto a fiat in the woods,.
thence along the Fat to the lands of Essu
Knowlton. thence through the lands OF Esau
Knowton in the most convenient way to in
tersect the Washington County road at the limo;
and to vacate so much of the old road as Is nca
used. MANY PETITIONERS.
aug1, Sewa
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In schneider's building, aud will manufacture
harness. saddlsJ, brides. aud all other arti-
cles in his basiness that the trade demands.
Repairing done on short notice and at fair
rates. Pieces Of harness, whips and straps
kept on hand. Call and examine goods and
obtain prices. Goods warranted to be ex-
actly as represented, and rates reasonable.
nov30, SONS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
IN day of August, 1882, trans ferred the
books (stallioa secounts), to Jacob Yoss. Jr
to collected by him by June next,
augs2. .'s2w3. JACOB SOLLBBRGRR.
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RAILROADS.
Bellaire & Southwestern r. r.
TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT II NJ, JAN. 10. 1882

Trains make connection with the B. & O..
and C. & P. Railroads, also with Capt Lu
keus' steamboat. "Pres Rllison," for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
IpAvRs No g No
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&79 A WEEK. $la 3 day at home easily
y Gmads, Costly Outfit free. Address
TRuE \ Co. Augusta, Maine, mch2s, 's2Y,
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Love is the business Of the idle, the
paslime Of The busy Bnl,Oer.
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Trains -un on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio Rriver.
WEST B0UND-Chicago Fast Line daily
with through Sleepers from NV York to
Chicago Chicago Express daily, Through
Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago daily. and
Through Coach from Columbus to Sandusky
daily, Chicago Mail daily, on Main Line and
C. o, DiGision; on other divisions daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland tc
Chicago. All other trains daily, except sun
day,
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti.
more.
W. &. RBPPBRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
C.K LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNHAM, Gen. Man., Newark.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

ELIZABETH CHAPMAN, Of the .eu.ty sf
IL Tyler, in the State of West virsiria.
and Alfred W. Chapman. her Husband. vili
take notice that petition was nled against
her and others on the 5th day Of Jane, 1883.
in the court Of common pleas within and fer
the county Of Monroe and State Of ohis. by
Richard Kinney. and is now pending, vhsrsin
the said Richard Kinney demands partition
Of the following premises, to wit:
The southeast fourth Of the southvsst
fourth of section fourteen, Of tewn .h,p Eve
and range six. containing forty acres mere
or less in said county Of Nsnrss.
And that at the next term Of said seuYt
the said Richard Kinney will apply for an
order that partition may DO made Of said
premises according to law.
RICHARD KINNEY,
by Jas. Watson, bis Attorney.
iune2e. .'s2t7.
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Harness and Saddle Shop.
WoodShe1d,o.
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP

TT KBRCHNRR informs the citizens of
IL. Woodsfeld and vicinity that he has
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Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio River.
Note on Running of Trains. LEAST
BOUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through Sleepers from Chicago to New York.
Washington and Baltimore Express, with
through Sleepers from Chicago to Baltimore
daily, and Through Coach from Sandusky to
Columbus daily. New York and Baltimore
Express daily Newark to New York, on other
Divisions. daily, except Sunday. Sleeping
Car Chicago 20 Cumberland. All other trains
daily, except Sunday
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G. IN cghpe day at hsms, Samples wsrsh
b :" 0kuS5 free. Address 5rIxsss & &C..
'0r'l'ad' Maine. mohss,'sar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business generally is quiet, though the traffic j.
grain is quite lively, the receipts being good ana
the market well sustained. The prospects far
heavy fall trade were never more encouraging. H.,
crops in the surrounding country being nc,.,
more abundant, and when the farmer is rr,,,.,
GUS all goes we'll with the cities. Money mart.
are very quiet, though We note that in Ealimor.
the market shows rather moro demand Tor lo.,s
but the supply is still ample, aud accommodate,
is readily obtained on good collateral At ) ,.r
cent with occasional negotiations for lary, sam.
on easier terms. Money was in better demand j.,
New York yesterday and loaned at 2':s,l per rrr,
closing at 2lb. Government bonds ar. w,.,l
Virginia State stocks steady, the only ,r,nS,.,
ton being 4 turn of 5000 ConSols at 4 lii,;.r,,
OF 4 for sixty days. Tax coupon; are in h.,,r,
demand and closed firm Yesterday al :1.,t ,ao il,
consols and G5aG5as for lO.OS. The CHEAPER i,.,.-
are neglected. In Railroad stocks th..r, j. >,o,.
little activity.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

Mr.. W. +. Gregory teegraphs to the Pc
tcrSburg Mlder4 ppeai from Norfolk that
your correspondent ID is in error in stat
ing that the prize fight which took place in
this city Friday night last was hoax. The
report rs published in the Tuginian was
with very few exceptions substantially cor
rect. An apparent labored effort has been
made to hush the affair up"
The City School Board of Petersburg at a
meeting yesterday afternoon adopted res
olution declaring the board legally organ
lied, and re.enacting and confirming all its
past actions Superintendent Branch's ac-
ton in refusing to administer the oath of Of
flee to the board is approved by Governor
Cameron 1t is thought that should the
State Board of Education remove the pres
ent school board, which has only one Read
juster member, board will be appointed
that will place colored teachers in colored
public schools, which the present school
board practically refuses to do.
Great indignation isfelt at Claiborne, the
lizard Judge of Franklin county who, it is
stated instigated James to make the assault
upon Mr. Massey at Franklin G. H. on last
Monday After the meeting Mr.. Massey
accompanied by several friends, proceeded
~ 'ic uel'ol 10 ltihc Tile tram lot LyncnOurS.
His lrends were apprehensive that an attack
would he made upon him, and observed
that they were followed by Claiborne, James
and other Mahoncitcs Entirely uncon.
sciuus of their intention, Mr.. Massey step
ped across the depot to get valisc, when
he was approached by James. Mr.. Massey
told him he desired not to have any trouble
AMI turned to walk OIL. As he turned his
back James struck him on his left ear, calls.
in% him to reel. The crowd rushed in to
Mr.. Massey 5 rescue and severely handled
James. Claiborne, who had been standing
by, ordered Mr. Masscy's arrest, who had
sought refuge in the cars.
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 11.-Virginia Us deferred 10 :;
do consolidated 80 do second series 81 past
due coupons -; new 104Os 42l, bid to-day,
Cotton quiet; middlings -. Flour quiet and
cteady Howard street and Western. super SD 25a
) 10; do extra 81 OOa5 90 do family So 25aG %:
City Mills super So OOa3 rs; do extra 81 OOa
d 70 ito Rio brands So 00a6 ID; Baltimore high
grade family 81 90: do winter wheat patent
81 90. Wheat-Southcrn easier; Western lower
and active; Southern red 112a114; do amber
ll3a116; No. l Md 113 asked; No . Western
winter red spot 112a112t, Aug and Sept liza
112ls Oct 113a113!4; Nov 113a.a114f.. Corn
Southern higher; Western shade off and dull :;
Southern white 96a9S; do yellow 90; Western
mixed spot So asked; Ang S57s asked Sept SGasa
S69s; Nov Soi4aS1i l.: steamer S4ls bid Oats
easy and quiet; Southern new Goal; Western
While 6SalO; do mixed G5a67 Penna G5a6S
Rye firm at l0a12. Hay firm; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland S1Sa19 Coffee firm
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 9iaa9a4 Sugar steady;
A soft 9l2. Whiskey steady at 81 Is.
New YORK. Aug. 11.-Stocks quiet and firm.
Money ,. Cotton dull uplaads 13; Orleans
- 3-16: Flour dull and heavy. Wheat heavy
and gale lower CornAug and Sept l,aa.c bet
ter; later months la lac lower.
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From Egypt.

There were no further military proceed,
ings in Egypt yesterday, The Sultan Of Tur-
Key has proclaimed Arab Pacha rebel,
and has announced that obedince is due sole
ly to the Khedve, as the representative of
Turkish sovereignty.
The following is the text ofthe procama-
ton against Arab which was communicated
to the conference :"Arabi Pucha having 4
second time transgressed the law by taking
authority which does not belong TO him,
and having presumed to menace vessels be-
longing 10 all old and tried friend and ally
of Turkey, is for these misdeeds proclaimed
Il rebel. together with his adherents. Be it
known 10 all that obedience is due solely TO
the khelive. who is the representative of
the Sultan"
At Yesterday, sitting of the Constantine
pie conference Lord Dutlerin, the British
ambassador, announced the assent of En-
gland TO the proposal Of Count Corti, the
Italian ambassador, for temporary interna-
Iional protection of the Suez canal.
The Duke Of Connaught has conveyed
10 the khedive L verbal message from Queen
Victoria, expressing her sympathy and best
wishes. Mr.. Gladstone says that the ulti-
mate condition of Egypt cannot be detel-
mined by any one power. In consequence
of Turkey having outlawed Arab, she will
be permitted to land troopsin Egypt. Arab
has twenty-five battalions of infantry and
eleven batteries of artillery arrayel against
the British front outside of Alexandria.
DSdatches to-day from Europe regarding
affairs in Egypt. give nothing new. Troops
are still leaving England for the seat of war
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in an appearance. He has q large knot on
the head behind the car, as the result of

in an appearance. He has a large knot on
the head behind the car. as the result of
the attack.
Edward Spaulding, at present the Judge
of Norfolk County, has been nominated for
Congress from the second district of this
State by Il convention Of the coalition party
The nomination was made on the first bal
lot, by vote of 1T out of IS. The straight
ont Republicans have already nominated
Mr.. Dezendorf and there will be lively
time i'll the district. 1t is not yet deter
mined whether the democrats will make
nomination in that district.
\ Ly"chburg contemporary says From
Il very reliable source it is learned that a re-
publican Of this district has, received Il
letter of Il from genererll Grant, in
which the latter says he is urging the claims
Of Col John 5. Mosby for the judgeship of
the western district Of Virginia, in opposi-
ton TO Mahone's man
Mr.. Massey is greatly encouraged ut his
prospects from what he has seen and heard
! in his travels in the southwest and other
sections OF the State. He claims that he
has received assurances ofsupport from con-
servalive democratic readjusters wherever
he has been.
| \ large meeting WAS held nj the Warm
Springs yesterday TO send delegates to the
Stauntun convention on the 18th instant
prominent readjusters and democrats atten.
ding. The delegates are uninstrlrtcd, which
is considered IN anti-Mahone victory.
The rradiuatrr coalition convention which
assembled ut APPROXIMATION yesterday, elect
ed delegates TO the Lynchburg convention
Instructed for Gen. Wyatt NJ. Elliott
There will be L mass meeting Of the Dem
orrals OF Cupeper on August DIST, jcour
day to appoint delegates to the AleNandris
| convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11

AS THE TWO DAUGHTERS of j. Mort. Kill
gour, accompanied by Miss Hattie Russell
We're returning from Harper's Ferry, on
Sunday last, in going down steep hill, the
horscattached to the vehicle became uncon-
trolable, and rushed over a perpendicular
prccipice into ravine, by the side of the
road, turning complete somersault, and
smashing all the forepart of the wagon.
The young ladies were thrown violently out
of the wagon into the road-one of them
falling under the wheel and but for the time
lv and kindly assistance rendered by Mr..
Abner Conrad, Jr.. and wife, the result
would have been serious, if not fatal, to some
of the party. As it was they have only to
complain of a big scare, broken wagon and
some ugly bruises. -Loudonn Mirror.
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To-DAY's TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
The War in Egypt.

LONDON, August IA dispatch from
Alexandria states that the formation of
new ministry will probably be announced
to-day with Cherif Pasha as prime minister.
Most Of the present ministers, excepting
Ragheb Pasha, will remain in office. They
are both partisans of Arab Pasha
a dispatch from Constantinople states
That the Turkish journals are assuming
friendly tone towards England The Ule
mas have been prohibited from preaching
in favor Of Arab Pasha.
1t is stated that Arab Pasha has executed
the Governor Of Behera.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
40 chou the rery age and body ofthe Times

A mild case Of yellow fever is reported at
New Orleans.
All the clerks in the National Board of
Health have been discharged
Secretary Folger has telegraphcd from
New York to the Treasury Department to
hasten the issue of the gold certificates.
President Arthur left Washington last
night in the U. s. steamer Dispatch, flying
the new Arthurian pennant for New York
Four hundred and twenty-five clerks
were yesterday commissioned to serve in
the Pension Bureau.
Eleven BARRIERS arrested last week in Phil
delphia for working on Sunday weie yester-
day fined four dollars each
An agreement is announced as between
Secretary Frelinghuysen and the Mexican
minister, by virtue of which the troops ofei-
ther country may cross the boundary lines
in pursuit of hostile Indians.
Prof. Odlum, of Washington, employed as
swimming teacher at the Hygeia Hotel. at
Old Point, swan across the Roads to Ocean
View, five miles distant, yesterday. on
wager of 500, making the distancei in 2hours
and 80 minutes.
There have b, en- sc deaths at Matamoras
from yellow fever. 1t is impossible to learn
the number of casses, but there is no abate-
ment in the disease. One death has occur
red at Brownsville from the disease. There
is a decrease in the number ofcasses there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11

OrR NEXT CoNGRESsMAN.-We have ia
ken some trouble to ascertain public senti-
ment. and believe westate il correctly, when
we declare that the people of this section
are practically unanimous in the opinion,
that nothing must be done to imperi con-
sentative success in this canvass. The
claims of sections" the aspirations of new
men, all impatient ambitions must be sup
pressed and surrendered for more conye-
nient season. We shall regret to see any
attempt made to push a new man for con-
Srcss; this fall. Such an effort can not sue
cte'l. II can distract, it may reck the pros
poets of Very worthy gentlemen for whom
the party is only deferring its highest
honors.
Mr.. Barbour has made lis an excellent re-
preventative. Gen. Hutton taught and the
country is beginning to learn that quiet
worker with i clear head and unfaltering
fidelity are Of more value than the noble
stump speaker" with
Eye in fine frenzy rolling
And imagination bodying forth
The forms of things unknown and giving to airv
nothingS
A local habhation and 8 name
Two years ago the party vexed with puisssut
.ih"i'ioh WAS Oh The verge OF disruption In an
inspired moment, our neghbor. of the Winches-
ter Times. suggested the name of Mr. Barbour, as
that of the only man who could cxtricate US from
our dilemma With unaffected reluctance and at
n heavy sacrifice he consented to be used by us
He cheerfully and generously accepted the sacri-
flee and we freely thrust our hands into his pocket
and upon the strength of his popularity, his infiu-
ence and his generosity rode to our highest tri-
umph. Under these circumstances he has right
to expect US to ask him whether he will consent
now: to accept rs a compliment freely bestowed,
what our distress forced to impose upon him as
duty two years ago. Again We say this is mo
time for swapping horses With frmness but
with inheSibility the democracy declares this to
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

In THE mass of the negroes Of this coun-
ty there occasionally appears one who re-
deems his race from the charge of incurable
ignorance, and shows that some Of them ut
least are worthy Of and correctly appreciate
their freedom George T. Downing, Of New
port, Rhode Island, is one Of the few allud-
ed to- He says that the refusal Of the re-
publican party to give offices to negroes
shows an i'll concealed contemptuous tisrc-
gard for them by their professed friends.
He also says that the republican party owes
as much to the negroes rs they owe TO il, rs
what it did for them was with view to It's
own benefit rather than for their advantage;
that at present there are no principles III
which The negro is peculiarly concerned di-
viding the two political parties, and that il
the party with which they are accustomed
to vote does not choose to do them Justice
they can find another party ready and will
ing to do So William A. Rowe Of AlcXan-
dria county showed last week that the light
has broken in upon him also, when he said
that though his race had three or four hun,
dred majority in his county, dozens Of white
republicans living there held Offices. while
only two negroes We're in the employ of tn,
government, and they in such. work as nj
white man would do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11
Mothers Mothers Mothers,.!

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
eXrruriatng pain of cutting teeth? If so, 90 mt
once and get 4 bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
lNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
lcrer immediately depend upon it there is no
mistake about it, There is not Il mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you at
once that ii will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother and relief and health! to the
child operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
USE in all cases, and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the oldest and best fe-
male physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11
BOOKS, STATIONERY, Paper, de-
TT CAN'T BE HELPED.
4 GOOD THING Will. SELL

TT CAN'T BE HELPED.
l GOOD THING WILL SELL.
The only trouble s the rush is such it sliticult
to keep stock on hand.
This state of things leads mc to remark that 500
pieces more OF the only genuine ioriginal Jacobs
FIVE CENT MUSIC,
consisting o! Songs and Ballads, operate Selec
tions, Galops and Polkas, Marches, Songs and
Choruses, Duets and QuartetteS, Sacred Songs
Waltzes, Popular Piano Pieces, Piano Duets, Yio
lin and Piano, Violin Solos and Organ and Piano
were received this a. M, at
FRENCH'S, 90 & 90 KING ST.
This Music is printed OH the best quality of
paper; it is FULL SHEET MUSIC size; title
page handsomely embellished. New pieces will
be added to the stock weekly. Mailed TO any nart
of the country. suqI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11

THERE Is an unrepealed order prohibiting
government employees from active partic:-
patton in political affairs. And yet the ac-
counts Of the coalition convention in Rich
mond yesterday state that Collector Brady
and special agent of the Postofice Depart
ment Giddings were on hand in the interest
Of one of the candidates before that conven-
ton. President Arthur, in his inaugural
address, said he intended to pursue the
course laid out by his predecessor. That
course not only included the enforcement Of
the order referred to, but the adoption Of
the principle that oflceholders We're the SER
wants, not the directors Of the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11
Explanation Demanded,

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch TO the
Standard from Vienna states that the Turk
ish consul at Bombay has been ordered to
give explanations to the Ulemas of India
respecting the action ofthe Porte in sending
Turkish troops to cooperate with the Brit
ish in Egypt, which has produced great
sensation among Mahommedans in India.
The Consul has been instructed to explain
the reasons which have induced the Caliph
to send troops to Egypt to cooperate with
the English.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11

The MAHoNEITEs and their friends are
attributing to General Malone all the bene-
fits that have resulted to Virginia from an
unusually propitious season. 1t will be
recollected that the actual and expectant
beneficiares of Mr.. Sherman, when he was
Secretary of the Treasury, attributed to his
management Of the finances Of the Govern
ment all the benefits good crops brought to
the country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-11

IN ORDER that the republican readers of
the GAZETTE may have perfect and real
izing sense Of the treatment their political
friends are receiving at the hands Of the
Arthur wing of the republican party as run
by General Malone in Virginia, the follow
ing statement made by James r. Pritcharl
is republished 1t will he recollccted that
Mr. Pritchard was lately removed from the
postmastership at Fredericksbu in order
to make place for Mr.. Talaferro, one of the
Generals followers
Il am native here: was imprisoned for
loyalty to L. :. Government; giving food
clothing and shelter to Federal prisoners OF
war; escaped from prison and enlisted in the
U. s. army and horornbly discharged: have
paid to Government IL large SUN OF money
as bondsman for late Postmaster; have con-
Quoted the Office to the intire satisfaction of
Department and people, and petition tiled.
signed by nearly all the patrons of this of:
flee, without regard to race or party. that |
be reappointed. am an eX.Union soldier.
native, Republican and resident: and Mr..
Taliaferro is an ex-Confedcrate soldier. not
native, there), not a Republican and moi Il
resident"
Mr.. Pritchard's treatment is even worse
than that of Mr.. Mckenzie of this city.
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FOREIGN NEWS

AT a meeting 1T Dublin yesterday the la
dies land league formally dissolved.
Eastern Bulgaria has been declared in a
state of Siege owing to brigandage.
Ex.king Cetcwayo will probably be re-
stored to the Zulu throne.
The lord-lieutenant of Ireland has an
nounced to the Irish constabulary that
sl60,OO0 would be distributed among them
immediately, and their grievances would he
inquired into.