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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

The rssdiaststs Goa tho support Of many
negro voters By promising to abolish the whip.
piog pos! snd the chaio gang, but they have
deceived their dupss 10 this. as they have 10
Toeir Committee for Cyut:s OF Justice, 10 the
House Of Delegates. has reported adversely
upoo lhs bill 70 abolish u aiah meut BY Stripes
oDd to substitute Imprisonment 10 lien there
Of AID asp uDon that TO tb,liah tho chain
gapgs."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO Days Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE,

Various petitions were prose nted for q com.
mission 90 Alcoholic liquor trsfi,; and also the
foIloWipf:
b. MIR. Miller, Of Osfornia, from citz,us Of
the Pacific ooas! for tbe speedy passage of the
bill to Incorporate the Maritime Caoal CON-
pApy Of Nc,rseua.,
Mr.. Malone, from the Committee On Agrcu =
lure, reported with amendment the Htu,e bill
upprop.stiog SIS 900 for packing, transporting,
and arranging agricultural aud mechanical spec
linens presented to the Agricultural Depar :
ment by exhibitors at tie Atlanta exposilion
The amendment includes also expsrs!s vol
uLt,riy incurred By the exhibitors 10 trApspol-
ting Tho ericies to Washington.
Afer explanation by Mr. Malone, the bill
YVES passed.
MIR. Teller. from tie Committee on P snsiops,
reported an original bill as substitute for The
ooe on the suit :ot, grapiiDg to L1cretis r,
Gar6,ll. Sarah Uhild.sss Polk aud Jul. Gard.
usr Tyler, widows IF tx-Ptesidents life pep
sious Of S. 600 par year from September 10,
1881; that OF Mrs. Tyler to b. 10 lieu of tho
PEGS on heretofore granted her. Placed on ihe
Calender.
Mr.. Vost made an peffscl1al fort TO have
the bill appropriating 500 900 for site for a
ball of records in Washington considered, but
the morniog hour expiring, and OF i;oton being
made, tho bill was not proceeded with.
On motion Of Mr.. Logan, the Senate bill for
the distribution by the National Board IF
Health CT pure Vaccine vi;us to the people was
taken up BY unanimous coSsett. The Com
mitteo amendments we're adopted.
An amendment, offered ty Dir. Icg,ls, lin
ling the duration Of the act to ono YEAR WIS
voted down and the bill passed.
The Senate, at Ills, resumed lie c,ns;dsra.
!lon Of the 8 per cent bond bill.
The pending amendment Of Mr.. Hswley,
limiting Withdrawals of bark circulation under
the fourth section Of the CO.! OF 1874 to iy.
millions p'r month and requiring 80 dsys pre-
Vious notice was adopted.
HOUSE.
A resolution to furnish the room of the Con-
mlstee 90 Coinage With complete set of oil the
ooiOs Of tie Uailed States was eff ,red by Mr.,
R:sscraus, ct California. and mat With some op-
position on the ground that The coins might be
stolen while Congress was not 10 SESSION.
Finally the resolution YES tdop:ed.
The H1uss thee rr.o,cded, IS The busir ess
of the morning hcur on Ftidsy. to the cali of
committees for reports Of private chsrscier.
After all the Committees had bsen called the
Hluso went into Committee of tho Whols on
the Ir,vste calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
Fatal Accident,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 3-Elwsri w.
Glover, OF Nav York, 9 brakeman on the
W'shtg:on express fell fl bis train while it
was pisulng through this city las! night and was
Killed. HIS body vas terribly msuged. bis re-
mains belrg sca'tsrei for 400 feet sorg The
track,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
1andria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

cA1ho, Feb. 3.-The Khedive has Refused 10
en!tu!t ths formation Of new ministry to any
oeoy o. pre.ent. He will wait Till the notsbles
nege sui TED ministerial list to him.
LONDON. Feb 3.-The Tines Paris dI,pstch
nyl: ID. Gam beta informed N. De Freycines
that lha prof act for joint Intervention In kgypt
vas arranged go IS to avid all possibility of con.
1!ct oelwetn krg and and FrAlc }, and that the
troops Intended lvr that purpose were scattered
among different garreons in the south OF Frar c !,
and were reacy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
Boiler Explosion.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. ga very disastrous
BOILER explosion occurred Wednesday eveuir 6
at The say mills Of O. & j. Tyler, Is miles from
here, al, two miles from Bmdstown Turnpike,
by which Newey johnson. sged IA. was killed
aOd four offers badly injured. The mill was
wrecked,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
Financial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The stock market
opened z per cent higher than yesterdays clos.
ing prices for Adams Express and tai Der cent
6 Ter for the rest Of The market. In the early
dealings the market recorded an advance of h
ls per ant, in which Ohio and Mississippi WAS
most conspicuous. At il O'clock the gsnetal
mMket fell off Alfc per cent
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RaDgs.

GeLe:A Washington said: "As q vary nm
rorisnt s,uIc, Of strength and sutc N,, cherish
public edit hold the IN vi u NO less appli.
cable to publ; thsn to private Affairs. that hon.
ts.y is al waJs the bsst policy" Eut the read
justers don't entertain any such old fogy id sas
as those held by General Washington, 81 pay
as little regard to The advice hs hiss left them as
they do to that gwen them by al ybody who hiss
tho credit and honor of the State st heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

A reao,ut'oa Tor turning out Il! the lcAool
trustees in vi ME and filing III Fir places vi h
resdjusiers has b en introdrc ID in the Legisls
ture. and will d ubtless be adopted. And OF
such is the "iiocIsii;m' CT the party that is op.
posed TO "p!o:crintive Bourbon IN"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
A L8dV,H Wiah

.Ch, how do with my tkin w.s d clear Ar d
soft as yours" said . lady to her friend. You
can easily make it -" answered tie fr:end
How inquired the arss lady. BY using
blooming h.slth. 1t dill it Tor ma. "A VIM oh.
servs"-Cairo Bulletin =" Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
Magic.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Ma

LOUISVILLE. KY, March 80, 1881.
q. 81. WARNER Co.: Sns-Atier my
Hlfo had suffered for dczao gears tie misaries
of kidney disease. all o,her Remedies faiIiog,
physician presoribed your Safe kidney ard
Liver Cure. Il .ccd like magic and restored
her to hsr wou!ed health. SAMUEL 9, CLINE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

A western paper sAys: Nothing will Gre
stme sick men more quickly. than an Office.
properly applied. cure may be very euc.
ce'sful 10 m.ry c,ses, but We would soy: II .
ma, suffer, from cough or cold, give him Dr.,
Balts Osuyh Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
G8ribaIIi.

LoNDoN. Feb. S.-A telegram which lacks
c?nhtmalion ssy3 that Gen. Gssabsldi has been
given up By 8 physicians
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

Tie Legisl,turo Ct Ma land Wnel itric iht'y
passed bill for +, m wing the lax on marriage
licenses, ", doubll So adjusted by thu spirit OF
the mo.to of il, State, which is CreBcils ct hu'
tiplioanihi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

THE TEXAS WHIp SNAKE Monday, at
about twilight, a daughter OF Mr.. Krsus went
cut 10 search Of pet dog that had strsyed into
the bush in tic western pt rsion of The suburbs.
WsIdsling about among the bushes she was
suddenly attacked iy a snsks known as the
whip sake" that eDlsced her form aud would
have eventually ciused stran gula,ion had it not
ben for the arrival of her fasher, who hesrd
her cries. The snake Wis killed, and mess-
ursd eight ard half feet long.-San an
tonic Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Direct impnrtalion trade between the West
Indie, aud Richmond i, 10 b. revived.
Mr.. Fatr has introduced a bill ia the House
OF Delegates to allow supervisors of tbs several
coun'les to adnioister oahs 10 parties having
s'couats agains. tho c:u,!ies.
There are fifteen prisoners in the psuitopti,rv
for life, one for ffty-four years, one for lhirty
eight, and Two tor thirty-six. Five ct the con-
Vicss we're sentenced FIR misoeganation.
Gen. James G.. Field. late Attorney General,
VAS married 10 Lynchbutg yesterday to Miss
Lizzie LogWood, Of Wythe.ie. The CEREMONY
took piscs at the residence OF Csp.aia j. H.
Ro binsou.
Eleveo Gases Of snsl!p:x AFRO reported 10
brunsS!ck county, ell among nagrocs,au with
10 radius 10 Red Oak district. some IS milss
above LaWreccsViiIe. Three persons died,
three recovered, and the rest orc under treat
ment 10 tie hospital. Ooe new c,sc has been
reported siaca Monday. The disease. i! is re-
ported. ass made lis APPEARANCE 10 NottaVsy
county. 10 Chesterfield the disease is deorea:-
Ing.
The particulars Of horrible stab5iog and
shooting atfrsy, which ec,urred on the L.uier
pantstiop. near Danville. have last been IesrC-
ed. The King aud Slate families, who reside
within short distsnoa Of each other, have been
enemies for months past. Frequent chickering's
ec,urred between them. and The sfftay Of last
evening was The result of dispute between
odd Mother Slate. as the head of the Slate
family is called. and Mrs. King. The latter
irss attacked Mrs. Slate with her teeth, biting
her s,vagely on the fscs and ears. Mrs. Slate
called fer her son GEORGE. and IS be approach
cd the s,ene. Mrs. King drew q knife and
plunged i: into the breast Of Mrs. Slate. MOI
t.l7 rounding her: George Slate attacked
Mrs King and ssabbsd her several times Her
screams attracted the attention of her SD,
Thomas hlog. Who csme to her assis!sror, and
Who was stabbed eight timss By Geo. Slate,
tie then drew q pistol and shot Slate. Ths
whole party will die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
FOundefed.

LONDON, Feb. S.-The bark Thor, from Lon
don, for New York. has foundered 1T sea. The
crew We arr:v I'D at Gravesend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
Russia and PerSin

sT: PETERSBURG Feb. SIT is reported that
Russia has tigned treaty with Persia by which
she acquires The Akhal Tekke oasis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

Flour is Erm 1t quotations. Wheat i. dull
and shade lower. vile receipts srslish. Corn
omit stcmce and wanted and prices ke,p
up, the tmsll if li;gs bti1g taken q! 8A8i fc.
white. Nothi1 s doit 6 in Bye or Oa:r. Coultry
produce il sca,ca and wlntod, az all ttst is Ct.
ferd is qri ,k)y taken at quotation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
"WINE OF CARDUI" cures

painful, or difficult menstruation.
Fer sale By E. s. Lesibssssr Z Bro,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
CINCINNATI Hoa MARKET. Fob. a.-Hogs
firm; common and li.bt s 50s$3 Cd PACING
and butch ers' 6 75.$7 As.

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Feb. -
$50 CATTLE " are ffared and sold, mos! OF when
were { f good qusli y. a. follows: Eo,t 10 oic,
scod 81 10 6ie; fs,r s TO tle; ordinary 10 = aoG
and bulls and rough Cow 8 10 &c per 10 o"
shs CD sold at 5 to Gle per b. Mako! brt.H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WH1sKEY fer
medloil purposes; cn'y 50 per gallon.
GEO. MoBURNEY & SoN, Agents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

RICHMOND MARKET. Fst. 2-The market |,
very quiet aid !hs receipts of produce gnl.
Flour unchanged. Sales Of . f,w b lshels Of
Lancaster Wheat st 145A152 and Flu IL 8. les,
l40. Sales CT corn ut rs for white and IS for
We.tern mixed. Nothing doing 10 rye, az d oil
the oats sold vera on private terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

The House of Dslegs,,s ,esterday pissed
bill to amend h. cha,tsr OF Potmac, Prime
William CO., 60 % TO cr,a:e sail ioan sepa-
tate school district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

RICHMOND MARKET. Fet. 2.-The market |,
very quiet ard !hs RECT PTS of produce gu.
Flour unchanged. Sales Of = f,w lshels Of
l40. Sales Of corn At s6 for white and IS for
We.tern mixed. Nothing doing in rye, e1 d oil
the oats sold vera on private terms.
LYNcHBuRo MARKET. Fse. 2.-Flour Is
stescy with fair demand. Wheltia limited
recent and n.n,ed at l.Oal50 as 10 quality.
Corn in demand ind higher, the quotations DO.
ing, from s5s9o. Very few oats Offering, and
nothing doing in rye. Receipts o! tobacco large,
with considerable proportion of fls b;igns
stock VT icA sold At high prices. Medium srates
Ct bright are a,so high, and active. Dark luss
're steady Comm IN dark leaf In moderate de-
msnd. Fine brown and r ID leaf in demand u
high figures.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Feb a.-Tba
market is quiet and receipts Of produca voIy
1imiie Flour So.s8 rs as 70 b1.nd Whe
Corn scarce Of 1880. Bye $3.50 aud Oats s0,52
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars-The New York market for raw sussrs
srepo.sed quiet and dull Fair to good refining
Is quoted as 7iaTa,, ard centrifugal ct u S!
For r, led Sugars market continues quiet, snl
prices are steady. as f,llows: Out loaf l01c;
crushed 1Ct; powdered 10; granula,e1 81; a
soft SO, and yellow II a.
Cotee-Importers sre not az ri DIS to disuisV
samples at present prices. and as the inquiry Ia
not urgent the situation is qrist aud .t.. dy 10
tone. Jobbers II p )tt fair demand fro % tn. 10
terror. Bio invoices are quoted rominslly al st
i9ac for ordinary, 9il93c for f.i:, lOalO{, for
good and l0ass' for prime.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Feb 2-Bs,f
Cattle-The New York market on Monday va,
tc higher, but bec,ne dull before the clo.e.
Yesterday, thor e / trade was slow, pricn were b
thsde higher
,Sheep.Prices are unchsr G ID, trade for go:d
sheep being sit.facsory. while ct mmon only
Hogs-Ihe markets. Arm at Honday'. fsure..
With f.vortb.e protpsc: Of M .insansnce OF
tho tms fer next week. Quotations S4.9.c. with
few extra .h.de higher.
NEw YORK CATTLE MARKYT. Fsbrusry2-
TO good s.asrs changed h,ld,
at about the closir G fig arcs yesterday.
CAlve--Graefers were d ali and nearly NJ N.
nal At SI:4t, par lb ve.ls we're sold fairly o:
6iA93c-a few tcpI gong to tsl0c.
Sheep and Lambs-Demand fair ct former
prices !or Shep Lsmhs crce and dec dedy
firm. Shesp s,Iu o. 4a.f3, per ID; Lamb. stts
Afs cents
dogs-Nons offered alive. Repo,!el noni.
nAlly steady at s6AS7 per 10 !ba.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 2-Hozs-
Mar bet generally ,c.ivs AID frm; Common 10
6 BOD mixed 25sf6 10; heavy p:c'ing ard
shipping 8 75.$7 Is; Philadelphiss and lsrde's
] l9s$7 40; light 6 25.$5 IS; skiDs and culs
4 7OaS5 g. O.ttle-Msrkes active sad firm;
exports 6 10aS6 60; good 10 choice shipping
8 tO.86; common to fair 69a$6 o.; nlnd
butchers 2 i5Asl Is; prices generally un'
ehNg'd. Sheep-Msrket strong and active tor
all <, ot: scalswsfs2 35,S3; common TO me-
dunn 8 60i$4 q; medium TO good 4 G0.35 70;
choice to extra E0a$6.
CINCINNATI Hoa MARKET. Fob. 2.-Hoss
finn; common and lisbt 50s$3 81 pNk'ns
and butch ers' 6 75,$7 As.
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Feb a.-Tba
market is quiet and receipts of produca voly
Unite. Flour 50AS8 Is as TO brand. Wheni
136sls6 for Lancaster and 13]al4! for Full.
Corn scarce at 1880. Bye $3.50 and Oats 5O.52
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-11-02

FISH AND FISHING. The Kennebec Journal
says that white perch fishing has been remark
ably good OH CObbOsseecontee lake this fall.
Within the past four weeks it is estimated that
over thousand of these fish have been captur-
ed from an area comprising not over an acre
Delight Island and the eastern shore of the lake
The fish caught have weighed from three-quart-
ers of a pound to pound and half apcce.....
Messrs. Chas. A. Dyer & Co., are about to con-
mence the canning of herring on Custom House
wharf Portland. They will probably pack
some 100000 cans......The sardine factories in
Jonesport are shut down for the season, which
has been prosperous One.....Fish Commission
er Stanley gives the Photograph an account of
his work at Rangeley this fall, where he has
been engaged since Oct. 1st, in collecting the
eggs of the Rangeley trout for the purpose of
repenshing and restocking her waters. The
expense of the work has been paid by subscript-
ion. Mr.. Stanley says 81 have doubt the
fishing can be brought up to where it used to
be in old times. if the work begun is only kept
up. The appearance of salmon confirms it, |
predict that in few years the salmon fishing
in Rangeley waters will be the best ever known
in Maine. Saturday night fifty-three fishing
vessels were at anchor in Portland harbor. The
shippers, with but few exceptions, appear to be
dissatisfied with the result of the catch, and
speak of their cargoes as being very poor fares.
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The November Elections

On Tuesday next. the It'll inst, State and
Congressional elections take place in thirty
three States-the five remaining States (Mainc.
Vermont, Oregon, Ohio and W. Virginia having
already held their elections. Alabama, Arkan-
>as Georgia. Kentucky and Rhode Island will
elect only Congressman, as their elections for
State officers this year have already been held.
As only thrty-two members of the next Con-
grcS> have thus far been elected. 293 remain to
be chosen at the coming election. Missouri
votes upon an amendment concerning the
State Judiciary: Nebraska decides upon an
amendment permitting women to vote New
York considers two amendments. one making
the canals free, and the other providing for the
election of additional Supreme Judges; and
Wisconsin determines the question of amend
ing the State Constitution respecting the resi-
dencr and registration of voters and the elect
ion of county officers, and also by change
which shall make the general elections of State
and county officers, except judicial officers. BIZ
enni;d in the even years after 1884 those who
were chosen in 1881 to hold over until 1885. if
the amendment is adopted.
Despite the unfayorable reports heretofore
received, more particularly with regard to the
results in New York and Pennsy lvania, and
the boasts of the Democratic press we look for
Republican victories all along The line. What
ever may be the dissensions or differences of
opinion before the election, on election day the
Republican ranks have always shown a solid
front to the enemy. We believe they will do
50 this year.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-11-02

SHIPPING ITEMS. The Bath Times of the 10Th
says: Within the last fifteen days there has
been launched four large vessels, two of them
ships, one a bark, and one schooner. There
still remain on the stocks eighteen vessels :;
three of them large ships of more than two
thousand tons each. One a bark of fifteen
hundred tons, two four masted schooners more
than one thousand tons each. The remaining
twelve, with one exception, are to be large
three masted schoOners. Hon. j. Manchester
Haynes is building two schooners at his ship
ward in Wiscasset. The vessels will be launch
ed in December. THE treasury department is
Informed that the South Shoa lighthouse, Nam
tucket Shoals, Mass, recently reported adrift,
has been captured and lowed back by the steam
er and anchored......A bell buoy in South Break
er. near Whitehead light Thursday, took the
place of the bell boat, taken off for repairs.
The bark Mallevile of Freeport Maine, Captain
Harlow on a voyage from Shanghai to Victoria,
British Columbia, was wrecked on reef at
Hesquest harbor, October 10. There were 10 on
board, and all are supposed to be lost. The
body of Captain Harlow's wife and several male
bodies were found.
The engineer charged with causing the rail-
road accident at North Adams, Mass, is under
arrest and will he tried Nov DIST
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NATION THANKSGIVING.
Day, Thursday, November
Thirtieth.
BIZ tie President Of the United States Of america
A PROCLAMATION.


A PROCLAMATION.
In conformity with custom, the annual observ
OF which is justly held in honor by this peo-
pie, |, Chester A. Arthur, President of the United
states. do hereby set apart Thursday, the Both day
OF November next, day of public thanksgiv ing.
The blessings demanding our gratitude are man
iful and varied. For peace and amity which sub
ei~tS between this republic and all nations of the
earth: for freedom from internal discord and VIC
lence; for increasing friendship between different
sections OF the land; for liberty, justice and con
Ntlttfl9ai government, Tor devotion OF the people
p our free institutions and their cheerful obedience
to mild laws. for constantly increasing strength of
the republic, while extending its privileges to all
men who come to us; for improved means of inter
nal communication and increased facilities of in
tercourse with other nations for general prevail
Ing nealth Of the wear; for general prosperity of
all our Industries, the liberal return for the me
chaHic-' toll aforling market for abundant har
vests of the husbandman: for preservation of the
national faith and credit; for wise and generous
provisions to effect the intellectual and moral edu
cation Of youth; for the influence on the con-
science of restraining and a transforming re
li4nn, and for iovs of home-for these and for
many other blessings We should give thanks.
Wherefore DO recommend that the day above
designated lie observed throughout the country
day of National Thanksgiving and prayer, and
that he people. ceasing from their daily labors and
meeting in accordance with their several forms of
worship, draw near to the throne of Almighty God
Offering to Him praise and gratitude for the mani
fold goodness which He has vOuchsafed to us, ami
praying that His blessings and His mercies may
continue.
Ana 40 lultner recommend that lhe tlaN thu5
appointed be made a special occasion for deeds of
kindness and charity to the suffering and needy. so
that all who dwell within the land may rejoice and
be glad in this season of National Thanksgiving
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
g. and caused the seal of the United States
Is. to be affixed. Done at the city Of Wash
- ington, this 25th day Of October, in the
year of our Lord 1882, and of the indie
pendenCe of the United States the one
hundred AMI seventh.
CHESTER a. ARTHUR
By the President
FREDERICK T. FRELINGUUYSES,
nrA.n of nj
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-11-02

when in Indiana" said gentleman in our
hearing, recently, 81 was informed by gentle
man there that he was regular contributor to
a fund which went to Maine to help pay fines
for rum-selling. His contribution, he said, was
ten dollars per year." Phillips Photograph.