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Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
A Goyernrnant Bnilding.

a meeting of ,sizsne waH leld in
the Court-house on The lIth inst,
for hs 5urpose of taking some ac-
5loAtovaLu scouting an, preparation
hon Jougress for lle erection Of a
Pubic Building in this city. Res
olutlons were passed petitioning
Congress to appropriate S150.000,
toward the erection Of such building
and against the passage of the bill
now pending in the House entitled.
"A bill In relation to the District and
Circuit Courts for the Northern Dis
trict of Alabama" The following
gentlemen were appointed COM
mittee to visit Washington, to fur
ther the object Of the meeting viz:
Gov. D. 2. Lewis, Gen. L. P.
Walker, Milton Humes ESQ.,, Mai.
j. 81. Sloss, A. w. Mccullough ESQ.
Capt. L. w. Day, and ID. d. Shelby
Esq.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Acknowledgements.

THE GAZETTE returns thanks for favors
she~n as follows:
GAS. WHEELER, public documents.
i4mEs HILL, Esq, Jackson, Mississippi,
cCersesies by mail.
Mr- w. G. ABERNATHY, Leighton, effect
rs service as agent.
aFM H. BARNETTE, Esq, Memphis, Ten
nessee. valued services in its behalf in the
Bluff city.
HOME Insurance Company, n. Y, copy
of their beautifully illustrated Almanac tor
! 1882.
Mr. J. S. PATTERSON, Niagara Falls, two
cash subscriptions, with kindly expressions
of regard.
REGIMENTAL CLERK, Paschal Conley, Ft.
Supply, Indian Territory, for substantial
aid and a letter of friendly sympathy.
Mr.. KING L. CHAPMAN, Fort Reno, L T.,
places the GAZETTE under obligations for
extending it's circulation among his soldier
comrades.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y, copy of
Vick's Floral Guide tor 1882, (price 10 cts. }
AN elegant book, copiously and hand
somely illustrated, also containing valu-
able instructions for the kitchen ard flower
gardens and full seed and plant catalogue.
john P. MORTON Co., Louisville, Ky,
publishers of the Western Farmers Alma
nae, copy of their Almanac for 1882. Its
system of weather forecasts, With Distracted
nsp; original papers, by such writer's as
win Carleton aud Prof. Cook, with its tull
amount Of usual matter, make it one OF the
lneat useful and interesting Almanacs com
ing under our observation.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Notice Of Seizure.
:. s. INTERNAL, PFvrNrr

=. ,. In EhN ALI u = IN l. ~ ,
Collectors Office, End District Ala
MoNTGo@ERY itee. 22nd. 1881,
Notice j. hereby given that ] caused
tc oe seized for violation 81 section 81
93 of the United States Revised Statute
from Jesse Cantre.l in the gieinity of
Holly Springs Church M.fion County
Alaoam on the 18th day of December
1881, two horses, one bay and one sor-
rel.
tits therefore ordered, that three
weeks publication, (giving 80 days no.
sice,l be given in the s.Huntsville Ca
zette," weekly newspapoc, published
in the City of Huntsville Madison Co !,
Ala, notifying parties concerned to ap-
pear at the office Of Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue 2nd District Montgomery
Alas on or before the 25th day OF j an
uary 1882, and show cause why the
above described property should not be
forfeited to the United States.
JAMES y. RAPIER.
Dec c.24, ,3t- Collector.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Our Nashville Letter.
GoSSip's, Incidents and News Of Ten
nessees Capital City boiled down
and Seasoned.

(From our regular correspondcnt.)
NASHVILLE, TENN, January, u, 1882.
A collision occurred on the Decatur
division of the J.. N. and G. s. r. R.,
about five miles north of Bientwe cod
Wednesday, in which an engineer and
fireman lost their lives. Several others
were seriously but not fatally hurt
A Nashville dog trainer gets from $50
to S75 for training setter dogs. The re-
public will never amount to much until
we shall have free school for purps.
Nashville is the muddiest city in the
South. We are literally swimming in
mUd.
Mr.. Henry Dyer ct Providence, KY,
arrived in the city last week, ,or the
purpose of giving himself a thorough cd
ucation At the Nashville Institute.
Although Christmas made its depart
ure over two weeks ago. the average
small BOY is prevalent with his tin
horn
That prince of good men, Mr.. A. j.
Armstrong, of Columb bia, is in the city
to spend several months,
The u. 5. custom house at this place
will be finished by July. Ii is said that
il is the finest G yernuent building in
the South,
Mr.. j. H. Lawrence. returned from
ShelbyyiIle Saturday.
with Malice toward none and
Charity for al " declare if that
FELLOW o propriat-ly styled, s.The
oeril, ! lent stop dlsn CURING and butch
ering ny articles [ snail make IA spec
ial tr 20 Huntsville, to ram an umbrel
la down his throat and spread it.
VIM Jackson, brought suit against
the city co'tncil for $4,000 damage al
legged to have been sustained by his fall
ling upon 81 .e walk and hurting him
self.
SO culprits are now incarcefated in
Jail. or this number are women.
Hal Harding, committed Tuesday on
criminal court capias, to await trial
on ths charge of larceny, gave bond
and was released yesterday.
RELLIM.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
tyirginia's Plans.
What the Readjusters propose to Do.
RICHMOND Va, Ian. 6.

RICHMOND Va, Jan. 6.
Gov. Cameron sent his fret mes
sage to the General Asse1nDiy to-
day. In it he recommends the -
doptlon without unnecessary deIsy
of measures which shall provide for
the discharge of public obligations
upon the basis set forth in the act
passed by the last General Assem-
bly,, and known as the "Riddleberg-
ef Bill. Great misapprehenslon ex-
lists, he says, as to the purpose G +
the people of Vlrgi MIA in regard
the final settlement OF all controver-
sy concerning the State debt. He un
derstands the views and will of the
people and they do not intend to re-
pudlate any just obligation, bat to
assume and pay that portion Of the
principle which is properly charge
able to the present state OF Virginia,
and to restore all classes of creditors
to place OF equality. The true in-
debteoness of state, he says, should
be determined by computing the
full interest to the date OF settle
ment from the period when Virgin
Id lost control OF and ceased to draw
revenue from the territory embrac-
ed In West Virglnia second by cred
iting against the sam total of the
principal and interest SO obtained
the acknowledge payment on
both accounts made by Virginia since
the partition Of h4l territory. Ii
this shall be done and provision
made for liquidation of the amount
SO found to be due, no charge OF re-
pudiation can be laid at the door of
the people of this commonwealth.
AS to the rate of interest which can
and should be paid on the principal
so ascertained and assumed, the Gov
ernor says all parties in the State
are agreed that the present rate of
taxation cannot be increased, and
that three per cen Il the largest rate
of interest that can be provided with
certainty.
The Governor continues: eve
are supported IL this conclusion,
not only by financisl experience of
many years, but also by the fact that
the proposed inte est is as great us
the average ratio ltad by the debtor
class in the worlc "a public securi
ties at the prese dsv.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Resolutions of Respect.

AT called meeting of the Mayor and
board Of Alderman of the city Of Hunts
Vile Ala, held this day, the following reso
lutions of respect to the msmorv Of Ex
Senator Clement c. Clay, ware ananimou
y adopted.
Rssplced 1st. We have heard with pro
found sorrow of the death Of our distin
guished fellow citizen Ex Senator Clement
C Clay.
Resoloed 2 We tender our most heart
felt sympatllv to his grief stricken wife,
and bereavec relatives.
Resolred, az fnnrk Of respeet for the
fidelity. ability aud pasr, ,tism with which
he had sery cd this y aotiva eyae. d
state, and ~ ita1 3f tr5 sJatssma
ship which nad givs usn 4 aarona faln4.
it is ordered thag these resolutions be
spread At length upon the minutes of this
Board
Resol0ed, 4th Tt is further ordered that
copy Of these resolutions, be made out by
the city clerk, and sent to Mrs. Virginia
Clay MS devoted wife.
Rssolred, 5. 1t is further ordered that a
copy Of these resolutions be sent to eacn Of
the city papers for publication.
JAS E. SEAT,
JAS NJ HUTCHENs
j. S. ERWIN
Committee.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Notice Of Seizure.
U. $. INTERNAL REVENUE,

III. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
| Collectors Office, 2nd District. Ala,
| MONTGOMERY Dec. l3th 1881.
Notice is hereby given that I caused
to be seized for violations Of the Inter-
nal Revenue laws, from the parties here
in named, at the times and places speci
fled, the following described property
to wit:
July 18th 1881, James 8. Martin, Tai
ladega Ala, one cask containing ~
gallons of.spirits.
July 20th 1881, Q. ". Albies, Decatur
Ala, two casks containing S3 galloes OF
spirits.
July 22nd 1881. Moore, Manly t5 Han
| cy, Roanoke Ala, two parcels tobacco
! Weighing 561a pounds.
Nov 10th 1881, J. A, Allen q Co, Bir
mingham Ala, lSA pounds twist tobso-
60 and p pounds ping tobacco.
Nov 18th 1881, Eugene Todd, Bir-
| mingham Ala. IA pounds plug tobacco.
! Nov 18th 1881, j. Ii. Webb, B;rming-
ham Ala one cask containing % gallsns
of spirits.
Nov 18th 1881, KilcuIIen K Nonena-
chez 1ir'ol@ham Al, NO ess&s CON-
tanning 15i sallous of spirits
Nov Iith 1881 5ptn W. saow. Bir-
ming CHAM, Ala, one eask containing "A
gallons ot spirits.
NeT iih 1881, e IT, Taylor 4 Co.
Birmingham Ala. 8 casks containing
2l6ta gallons Of spirits.
Nov 10Th 1881, William Crooks, Bir
mingham Ala, two casks containing
s6la gallons spirits.
Nov 10th 1881, Nail Bnntain Biz
mingham Ala, two casks containing 81
gallons of spirits.
Nov 10Th 1ssI,W. J.. Sively Birmingham
Ala, eight casks containing 1914 gal
Ions OF spirits.
Nov 10th 1881, Ii. r. Turner d CO,
Birmingham Ala, one cask .sstaininx
80 gallons Of spir ts.
Nov. 10th 1881, @. L. MeMillisn Bir-
mingham Ala, three casks containing
l22 gallons of spirits.
1t is therefore ordered that three
weeks publication be given in the
Huntsville GAZETTE" A weekly news
paper published in the City Of Haats-
vile, MadisonIC County, Alabama, notify
ing all parties concerned to appear At
the Office of Collector of Intercxl Reve-
nus End District Montgomery Alabss.a,
on or before the 18th day Of January
1882, add show good and sufficient cause
why the foregoing described property
should not be fcrfeited. to the United
States.
JAMES Il. RAPIER.
Dec. IL, 3t. Collector.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Huntsville, Ala
December 22 1881

Land Office at huntsville, Ala
December % 1881 :
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowin2named settlers have filed notice of
their intention to make final proof in sup
portof their claims, and secure final entry
thereof and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver az
Huntsville Ala on the 18th January
1882, Homestead entry No. 6912, for the
east half Of the northeast quarter &c %
township 3 range 5 Ecott
and Homestead No. 1857 Tor the sn1rCll
half of northeast q uarGcr % AMI north
hall of northwest quarter "a township 3
range west-Nelson Beckiam-ro
prove their continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said tracts aud
names the following as their witnesses,
Kitty A. Matthews, Jerry L.tcher.
Bin CHAM Turner, Nelson Beckhanl,
Edward Scott, all OF Athens Limestone
Co.,
JNO. NJ. CROSS,
Register.
Dec. Il, 5w.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
PERSONAL.

Rev. I. ". Coffee. pastor Of the
A. NJ. E. church, arrived last week.
Mr.. William NIastin has removed
home from Madison.
VIM. Richardson, afteF long con-
fnement at home from injuries re-
ceived by an accider,tai fall from a
car, has returned to ltiS work ut Mem
phis
Rev. A. J. Hum is teaching the
young idea how to Shoot in Madison.
Rev. W. H. Nelson has taken up
his studies at Central Tenn. College.
Mastei Leroy O'Neal received in the
gift di .ho'ion at the entertainment
"Wednesday nigAt, barrel Of Tise's
pride
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Notice. Seizure

UNITED STATES l. M REVENUE.
Collectors Office, 2nd DlsJrict, Alabama,
MONTGOMERY, JAN. 4th, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that | caused
to be seized for violation ef the Internal
Revenue laws, from the parties herein
namedsat the times IN places specified,
the following described propertv,to wit /:
Sept. l5 1881, w. C.Grayson, NIennu
Ala, one cask containing s gallons ot
spirits.
Nov. 20. 1881, w. >. Echols, G ldslen,
Ala, one cask containing 81 ga ions of
spirits.
Nov. 20, 1881, Easterwood & Grant,
Gadsden, Ala, one ca>k containing l5
gallo.s of spirits.
Nov. 80, 1881, J. p. Ea~ Sherwood, ,Gads-
den, Ala one cask containing 10 gallons
of spirits.
Nov 30, 1881, A. @. Woods, Gads-
den, Ala, one cask containing 13 gal
Ions Of spirits.
Dec. l, 1881 J. w. Kinnbr V, Gads-
den, Ala, one box, containing 70
pounds of tobacco.
Dec. Z, 1881, j. r. Stegall, Huntsville.
Ala, five casks containing 200 gallons of
spirits.
Dec. 7, 1881, c. Mcdonald, Huntsville.
Ala, one cssk con aiming 80 gallons Of
spirits.
Dec. Z, 1881, r. Mitchell, ,& Co. Hunts
vile, Ala, five casks containing IA gal
Ions of spirits,
Dec. s, 1881, Oh. & L.Halsey,
Huntsville, Ala, three casks containing
los gallons Of spirits
Dee. s, 1891, M.astl & Bro. Hunts
vile, Ala, ope cask couiaining u gal
Ions of spirits.
Dec. 5, 1891, W r Davol, Hunts
vile, Ala, two casks containing 791a
gallons OF spirits.
Dee. IA, 1881, Darwin & Pulley,
Huntsville, Ala, two asks containing
81 gallons of sDirits
Dec. IA, 1881, +. f.. Norley, Deca-
tur, Ala. two casks containing 10 gal
Ions of spirits.
Dec. 21, 1881, II. Dahn, Huntsville,
Ala, two casks containing 90 gallons
of spirits.
1t is therefore ordered, that three
weeks publication giving 30 days no
tice) be given in the HrNrsyILLE GA
zETrE, weekly newspaper published in
the CITY of Huntsville Madison county.
Alabama, notifying al parties concern
ed to appear at the office of internal
Revenue and District, Montgomery,
Ala. on or before ne Sth day Of Feb
uary 1882, and show cause in each case
why the foregoing described property
should not be forfeited To the nlted
States.
JAMES Z. RAPIER.
Collector.
jim. I, 3t.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
lIuntSViileL aae tte
N,eisahberheoa news anaGe ].

~@~~-~~-~>>~>~7~<>t
County Court conveA-s Alonda'
-"Huntsvillian calls out Nj Ma
hew for Mayor.
A little snow might be given us
by way of variety.
Marbles and bycicles have the
rnn with the school boys.
Only be patient, old Sol will
smile again some time.
H. V. Clshin, Esq, has pur-
chased lot in Decatur,
The new pastor of the A. M. 4.
church, Rev. T. W. Coffee, has taken
charge of his congregation.
Prof John Frasier, a prominent
citizen Of Athens, was found dead in
his bed last Saturday morning
-Cbas. B Gibson, Trinity mer
chant, was kilfed in attempting to
board the train at Decatur Monday.
Our city is free Of small pox so
far Free yaeenatlon, given by the
authorities, will be wise precaution.
Superintendent Watkins has
been busy paying off the teachers for
the last quarter The schools are now
nearly all in session.
The noise Of the new factory whist
les is nothing compared to that pro-
duced by the midnight serenader with
an untuDed banjo and a hoarse voice
breaking tbe stiffness of the midnight
hour.
-Our te!egraph operator Mr. Thos.
McAllis err is in such state of health
as to cause him to seek relaxation
rom duty Miss Parks, of Hopkins
vile, Ky has charge Of the telegraph
o1ice.
-Murray 3 Co, Jewellers, Hunts
vile, All Watches, Clocks, Silver
Ware. 7 4 Bros. Il 9le-plsteG
Knives, Forks and Spoons spectscles
and Eyes Eagr ytrg n Aoa
ograms, Script and old Eue Iish, done
il the very best style. Jan 6m
Complaint mas been made 70 US
about the mull. almost impossible
'ndition Of az a3ier between Madi-
a aud Frnklin streets. below the
Georgia hridg leeds severai cart
loads of grave 10 put it in a 3acent
coulition.
Owing to the carelessness Of, or
oversight, of the officer whose duty it
was to carry out the order of the
Board of Aldermen TO furnish all the
city papers with a copy of the resolu-
tons Of respect to the late Ex- Mayor
Davis and Senator Clay-no copy be,
inc furnished tue GAzETTE they were
not published in this journal last Sat-
urday, as they should have been.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14

WHEREAS, this Board has been in
formed of the death of Elk Mayor z.
P Davis, an old and highly esteem
ed citizen of this city. And,
WHEREAS, in evidence of the high
esteem and favor in which he was
held by the citizens of this city as a
man and officer, he was seven times
elected to fill the office of Mayor:
and recognizing in the character of
Mr.. Davis man of marked lndlvld-
uality, high mental endowments,
rare discriminating Judgment and
quickness of precision, he was rarely
officially in error. A man OF warm
and generous impulses, and, though
himself stunning and abhorring the
vice OF intemperance, he Was ever
lenlent and charitable to The weak
ness of others. In recognition.
therefore, of his long services as
mayor of this city, we deem it 1T and
proper on the part of this Board and
in behalf of the community, to give
public expression to the sorrow and
sympathy felt at his death and loss.
Therefore be it
Resolved, That this Board has
heard with sorrow aud regret Of the
d cath OF Mayor z. p Davis.
Res0tred, That the Board OF May
or and Alderman, the city officials,
and the several fire companies do at
tend il a body the funeral Of ex- May
or Davis.
Resoired, That at places Of bust
ness, as a mark OF respect due the
memory OF ex- Mayor Davis, be re+
quested to close during the funeral
services.
/. Rasoiued That, the above preaP bic
and resolutions be spread upon the
Minutes of the Board, that copies be
furnished to the city papers, and a
transcript be enclosed to the family
OF the deceased, to whom we tender
our coincidence aud sympathy.
Respectfully sabmitted,
R. E MURPHY,
Jas. CaawAY.
ja5s. TowEsEED
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
s.. j. Mayhem Esq, for Mayor.
EDITOR GAZETTE:
RELIIM.

EDITOR GAZETTE:
| speak in behalf Of large number
of citizens, irrespective of race or pol
itics, in making a public call on Mr.
5. j. Mayhem to allow the use of hi.
name in the coming city election fol
Mayor. Every citizen knows him well
fitted for that honorary position, tn e
highest within the gift of the city, and
men of all conditions would feel proud
to aid in electing him. A successful
business man, ripe scholar, with an un
usual large stock of general Information
including a knowledge of Mechanics,
and withal ii mo lest Christian gentle
man he would make a wise discreet, and
economical administration of all our
city affairs. Avoiding all appearance
of pushing himself OH his fellow citizens
for any position, vet L feel confident
that his strict sense of duty will forbid
him to decline. when he is convinced
that it is the earnest wish of large
part of the community to support him
Tor Mayor.
HUNTSvILIIAN.
January IL, 1882.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
REAO THIS.

j. (. keiss, always keeps on hand
large stock Of fresh. first class gro-
ries, which he sells as cheap as the
eleapest. The best quality OF sugar,
de, -four, meal canned fruit. molas-
,es, and meat, always on hand, also
tobacco, cigars, crockery and every
hing to be found m a y5rst class gro-
eery store. Call and see for your
sel'-at the first door north Of the
lctiee Hotel. y Brooks old stand.
Dec lott.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
NeW Schedule.

BY the nsr aeh ale of the M. &
sC. r. r., the laalis rive and depart
as follows;
Going West arrive 1925 p m.
leave II ;o9 Going East, arrive
3 ;46 p n. leave at 1853.
Exp ass going West. leave 7;45
p. "a. Going East, leave S;4S a. m
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
FINE HEARSES
NEW FIRM
TER &:HARRIS.

Dealers in Firearms and AnuSSHSa
Call and examine our stock Of A4k1s.
Shot Guns, Pistols, and sporting ap1a-
ratus. Amminition.a speciality.
Repairing done at shortest Aesies.
Aug, %.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
Huntsville Gazette Company.
ockhoiders' Meeting.

The Stockholders of the Huntsville
Gazette Company are requested to
meet at the Gazette Office at noon.
Saturday January %, 1882, for the
Transaction Of important business,
ERSCIs DAVIS,
Jan ut. Acting President.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14

: Now is the time to make up your
Clubs.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
FRIEDRICH DOUGLASS

written by himself; Is full page illustrations;
price $3.50, Outrvals ''Uncle Toms Cabin
In thrilling and romantic interest, with the
added charm that every word is true mar
velous story most graphically told and of great
historic value This volume viii be eagerly
sought for by the b Andreds Of thousands who
have watched the remarkable career and have
been thrilled by the eloquence ef this won er-
fnl man. Extra terms to Southern Agents.
PARK PUBLISHING CO.. Hartford, Conn
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
J w SKINNER,
DEALER III
FINE CARRIAGES.

Mani'er and General Repairer OF
Spring and Farm w Wagons,
Has now for sale
First Class New Barouche.
2 First Class New Buggies.
/ Firs5 Glass New Phaeton,
2 Grade B. New Buggies,
2 PA form Spring Wagons.
2 Three-spring Wagons.
2 second hand Spring Wagons.
/ second hand Coach.
Q second hand Two-horse Wag,ns.
New Sulky.
ALL work warranted as Represented
Opposite Jail, Huntsville, Ala
ian8-ly.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14
TALL6DEGA C0LLBaE,
TALLADEGA, Ala.
HUNrsvILLIAN.

Is the best equipped School III the State.
Location the most healthful. Buildings
new or newly furnished
Instruction the Best,
Terms the most reasonable. Oppor-
tunity TO pay part Of expeases in labor.
Primary, Intermediate, Normal, Prepar-
atory land Theological Courses of Study.
Special advantages il boh Vocal and
Instrumental Music II
VERY LOW RATES.
The Fall Term begins Octob ber Is. Ear
III vappication will be necessary TO make
sure d :, room. Information cheerfully
given. address, mentioning this. paper,
GEO. n. Ellis, Secretary,
Haliaaega, Alabama.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-14

jim. Z, 3t.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-23

ton Of that patronage which has hitherto been
graciously extended to us as a people, is all
we ask for the future; and that the tranquility
which has reigned in our island kingdom, in
spite Of the errors Of friends and the malevo
lence Of foes, may ever abide with us and in
crease and multiply, is our wish at this blessed
and momcntuous period. II We are favored in
the future as we have been favored in the past,
it will, doubtless, be in a great measure our
own fault IL we are not-we shall have no
cause for complaint Let us lih up our hearts
full Of hope and tust and mutually labor for
the best good of Haioan nei. And now with
a wish for the meniest Of Chrs,mases and the
happies Of New Years, we beseach you to &C.
ccpt the gratulatons Of the season which we
herewith cordially extend to our friends and
patrons, one and all-ALoHA