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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05
Notice i hereby given that an appli.

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Pleas Il Centre Cauhty. Judge thereof the zist
dAy af October. lee1 - in oeiDcA - auder the Act
81 Assembly approved zash siAy u April fSsf Ct ne
charter ~ inteode corporation e. he raiiaA rTIIn
YOUNG MEN CnRfsTI ~ AHe0CI ALTON q HRtIFs
F0afks PkNNeThNANIAH tha character aud sls
tarl y shh g. 81 IT, Improvement - The slfituai
m0rAl meatal. aceiai. and physical eepAlea 4 yoana
mans and Ter thcse peFpsse g have pasfsss zad en-
Joy ali the ealA beaeAf anh psfsiiek4s 81 - ~
40 q AssahhIy, BEAVER uKFuAnT.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05
DEATHS.

ME- -At his Residence Ia Millhsim. Sept. 20, Mr.
John Keen, sgei y yeafs, u months aud days.
PHILIfPs-on the 2sth q sept fss2 George Calvin.
son 4 Mr. b ?. phllipa II fsnn township. aged /
1aar and days.
sMITH.--0n The esth u SEPT, fss7. MrsL Hannah
smith, q Penn township, Aged 81 years. moaths
and i3 dayA.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05
MARRIAGES.

MJSsER-GRAnEN.-- On the 2sth of ssri ~ Rev.
z A. Nearies, At AaronsburF Mr. A. Mitchell Mus-
ssr and Mics Catharins t. Graden both of near
AarnnsbufR
RlsIIkL-MIIEs On sept 2alii. az tho hosnc u The
brides Tarcits. MiIesbufg, Mr. A. W Rlshsl ofU.ntre
Eill. OsHtfe county sud Mis MARY J. Miles. of
Ailesl'urc Centre county "a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

The n. 4. sooiable, on Tuesday even
ing was well attended The exercises were
interesting, especially so the reading of the
Methodist Monthly by The editor, w. +.
Reeder. In the matter Of tho collection
the result was satisfactory.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05
WALNUT LEAF HAIR RE

sfohkA--lt 4 ratifsiy different ffum Il
oehsfs u - rlesf A. vataf. and ifs hAsas lnl
eatss e Iefieet Vegetable Nalt Hrsfaret II viii
uimeiiatey free ths head faun he dandrua restore
Ei1 hair g its natural salag and pralure new
Efosth shsft 4 has fAlifA 81. ID does not in ear
mannsf ASct The heaith whizh sulHhuf Sugar - lead
ana Nitrate q Svef pfefarageas have doae II MiIl
charge iehi OF isird hair n isw aays b beautiful
Epssy hrcsn. Ask yauH dfaNeist G. if Each tasfie
= sarrante1. sAtfn. KLiNE 8 CO Wholesale
Agtn'as FhilAaelrAia and G. n. ClHTrENDES, New
Apfk. e-z5-ls.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05
Local Department.

TEACHERS WANTED.-The school board
of Spring township wants two more teach
ers. Address D. shearer, Zion, or w. II
Poorman, Belefonte. Salary, S2S.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Look at trade dollars carefully before
you take them. Some are only iron neat
ly washed or plated with silver, but not
cleyerly enough 70 deceive any one who
examines the coin closely.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Hon. A. II. Smith, mayor Of Philips.
burg, attended the meeting Of Gregg Post
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Smith il a
pleasant gentleman and without any doubt
he administers the municipal affairs Of our
neighbors satisfactorily.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

N0TICE.--I.el,cis Of AdministFa-
a : Sluu Gun. Eestansnio anHexa, upon the estate
- szmae Ueaesf. late q Ferguson tO~nship deteas-
-, haze been granted - ihe naaafsIencd. q whom
III peFsnnE iudehsrd . fad estate are requested &
z8ake pAyueit aad tlssse hasina claims ur demands
aill saazt ne Aaasa kaoen Niilenl DELAY.
Ms. Many A. MILLER
SIS A4AziAIatsasf3M. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05
8gIn

After a long life Of singular userulness
Ar. John Keen, one Of the most promi.
ncut Of Mil!hcim's citizens and business
men, died at his residence, in that place st
an early hour on Saturday morning, bay-
ing reached within % days the ripe age Of
- yonrs. Mr., Keen was closely identified
with the material prosperity Of his town
md vicinity, and was looked upon as
man Of strict integrity, incorporating
GdoIi'y TO any trust and confidence rrpo.cd
in him, aud enjoyed the universal good
will and cstecm Of bis ueighbors. Nay
Die rest be tranquil
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

EDITORS or THE CENTRE DEMoCRAT-
Gentlemen: The people of Snow Shoe, and
the whole region round about, are noted
for their hospitality and generosity. No
where do strangers and visitors receive a
more cordial greeting. There are few
people who once know them who can easily
forget them. They have the happy faculty
of making lasting friends. They respond
quickly to any call on their benevolence
and beneacenoe, and they do it with II
heartiness and on scale commensurate
with their grand mountain home. Only
last week they gave another instance Of
this, in their generous gift Of seventy dol.
lars, to one of their, ministers, W. O.
Wright. Such kindness and generosity
deserve to be highly commended. aye
shall know them by their fruits"
Nor are the people Of Bellefonte and
Milesburg lacking in these prai.ewor,hy
qualities. Only few days ago some Of
these kind people sent me a handsome set
of the "People's' Cyclopedia Of Universal
knowledge, " through the kindness Of the
Rev Myers, the agent for this excellent
work. For these favors / desire 10 make
my grateful acknowledgements
Respectfully,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

DO not 'ail to attend the oyster sup
per tonight in the Y NJ c. a. rooms.
The cause is worthy your support and you
will be no poorer FOR having contributed
the price Of one or two tickets. Fair
ladies, ino music, pleasant rooms, oysters
in all styles known 20 culinary art, enter.
tanning company, polite attendance and
hearty welcome are some Of the attractions
held out.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

The Mill Hall Grammar school will
bo placed in charge Of w. r. Leaihers, Of
Mt. Eagle. Mr. Loathers IS good teach
or, and We congratulate our Mill Hall
friends.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Never be without bottle of that pure,
mild, compound, PERUSA; take it with
fret symptoms.
We had the pleasure OF meeting Mr..
Louis Sickles, agent for NJ. II, Eaton
! Philadelphia, yesterday.
DR.. Chapman said he could cure all
di.ca.e with lancet, calomcl nud opium.
You can with PEGuSA.
Prof ". T. Meyer, Of Aaron-burg,
was in town on Friday, Sinking hands
with his many friends.
Its thought the " hale of the R,pUbt-
can has swallowed tho Jonah Of that party
in this county. What Whale
Deg-F Faded article Of nIl kinds restored
10 their original beauty by Diamond Dyes.
Perfect and simple. locen,s, at all drug
gists.
One ncw top buggy, one new open
buggy, one now platform spring wagon
for sale By Jas. Harris Il Co., Be,Iofonle,
| Pa. &s-2l
-9P'''", Inducements ''f RS" ""'
"'"''F ''''"'"s 'u''Ns '"' summer
months
27-f MoxrGouEnr & Co., Tailors
" '",""'"''1S' ''' ''s''l.''' '"'"P''.
t"'h'Ary "'"''' '' A''"''''"h 70 '"' race
o' Tue IN.''I'VNfs D'''''E iH'" A''"''',
u'n' ""''" '''''''''''s' '" i"s.1"f anu
VIII Close '"-uAy'
>, - a. L'eb invite 'p'e'a' attention
70 '"''' N"u'1"''S '"'' '''.N "' '''" mo-
''''''' '"' ''''"' "'''''" ""1 '''''1''"' i"'
t'""'''y' f'"'''S anu i''''' "''"' '''"''
'ens' ''''''' 'h'Iec''"'
r.s.r .-.4.s r.,...;,t ,..s
as they always have done IN the past
Their dry goods are nl~ays staple vol
selected and 40 Old uuscnsonhJ,e goods of
farci fpr sale. O. 70 sco them.
p-..,-.t..-.,,,.. p.,.,....,-
..,.-,-.
/ Fare for round trim 81 30. Tha.c dc,irIrr
70 soc Barnum.s show will end ,ai. good
chance to go.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

John Spsngler, Esq, and Mr.. c. d.
Runkle, Of Centre Hall, passed through
town, some dayt ago, with drove Of the
finest cattle ever brought 10 this county
They are making business Of stock deal.
ing and We are glad TO know they are sue
cecding.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Mr.. L. 7. Cole, one Of the successful
farmers Of Walker township, called on
Saturday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Graham and Son have a Gue line Of
boots and shoes Of all kinds from the finest
soft French Md shoes for the ladies down
10 mems heavy four.sole driving boots
mems Cums, women's and childrcn's
good solid calf-skin shoes FOR fall and win.
ter wear. For ease and comfort try pair
of their scwcd army thocs. Remember
the placc-corner Brcckcrhoff row.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05
Thursday Morning, October, S, 1882.

CoRAEsPospEHcE, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part Of the county. No commune attnu
inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Rev. w. Il. whitney, Of wallacetcn,
Clcaraeld county, was in town on Tues
day. We can say to Mr.. Whi,neys
friends in this county thaAho looks we'll
and is apparently enjoying life to the full.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Mr.. Randolph Nightingale, lately
with ii. y. Sitter, EEq., has gone TO
Philadelphia 70 resume his studies at tho
Jefferson Medical College.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

DR. Chapman suid he could cure all
di.cu.e with lancet, calomcl nud opium.
You can with PEEUSA.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

MUSICAL ISsTEuCrioE. - The under.
signed wishes to give instruction In music
ia remuneration for board.
Please address,
Miss s. OnSMACAT,
3J-lm BELLEFoETK l.. ..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

DR.. Hoy, who, by the way, is TO be
the next Coroner Of this county, presented
US with specimen Of what can bc called
'uccesstul fruit growing, In the shape Of a
monster pear. /. was grown upon tho
farm of his father, Mr., John Hoy, near
town. Doc, you can call whenever you
have any more roars % give awav.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Mr.. Geo. D'Almaine, tho portrait
painter, has been giving colored crayon or
pastel work especial attention during his
sojourn here. Those of our readers who
love the beautiful, who appreciate artistic
merit, and have not, ms vet, seen any Of
this class Of Mr. D'Almaine's work, should
do SO before he leaves town. Two of the
most impressive of his many colorcd por-
traits are those of Jno. B Linn, Eco,
and his wife. In time 10 come, the de-
scendants Of our local historian will care
fully scan the face, 50 faithfully portrayed,
and have no trouble in pointing out tho
characteristics that now ARE so prominent
For happy blending Of light shade and
color, the pictures can be equnled by few,
If any. Another, that of one Of Belle
fonte.s fair and handsome young ladies,
has been pronounced by competent critics
AN admirable effort, and II very suitable
representation Of the most attractive stylo
of American beauty. Tho subject Of thi.
will pardon our evident freedom and we
promise Hsrer to do so again. In the line
of crayon work Mr. D'Almainc has added
new lustre to the reputation that preceded
his coming here, by the mastery execution
Of portraits Of Gen. Jas. A. Beaver and
Abram :. Valentine, E.q Nothing finer,
more elegant or lirc.likc could be expected
from steel engraving or mczzo,iu,. Ths,
our people appreciate art In its noblcst
conception is certainly gratifying, indicat.
ing, ss it does, refined taste and superior
culture.
The elegant structure, used as a place
Of worship by the Methodists, Of Belle.
fontc, narrowly escaped being bruacd on
Wednesday evening Of last week. Oiled
rags are used, in cleaning the church. to
clean the backs Of sea,s and other flrni-
turc, some OF which, when the time toqui,
work came, had been thrown into the pow
that had been brushed up last and while
there spon,aucouscom ienl,cd them,
setting Gre 10 the cushion. Il was discov.
cred miraculou.ly 10 season 90 prevent the
total destruction Of the building.
-. o,--..-- ..-
e.-.,.t.--,t,.-. Ia ,''', ''' ",'"' ''.
house After all necessary PREPARATION.
had bcon made be led Miss Tinnio Gum.
mo TO the altar and At seven clock. on
last Wednesday evening, they were made
one. The only question ,ha, now puzzle
Mr.. Oicwiuo, is 10 know which is 20 bc
that one Tho young couple commences
the real voyage Of lite under very favor.
able circumstance that ,hoy may never
encounter anything anplcasant is tho wish
Of all their fricrd..
-To.morrow night after thousual week.
ly prayer meeting the Y. VI. G. A. will
cleo: officers for the ensuing year. The
retiring President, y. s Keller. E.q.. has
G'lcd bis honorable position to the saiisfsc-
tion Of al concerned rnd {. prepared 70
hand over 70 his successor The executive
control of one of the most fuccessful Asso.
s-.... -, ,,' ~, WV "'"'
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Tho farewell sermon of Rev. !. VI.
Palmer, who for three years has rrcsiir4
over tho dc''inies Of the a. NJ. Z. church,
Of this place, preached on last Sunday
-,-, .9-".' "
l.I..t.- 80. -,
". p.,,no-.. .,..-., .-,h1,-, ,-,' .
,L.s.,,.,..t.- ne - - So 80
5~o. ,a,u,.t .t,,..,,..-.. -. ~ - -. Nv
t'.r
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Prof W 7. Meyer, Of Aaron-burg,
was in town on Friday, sinking hands
with his many friends.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

--Sbcemakcrs, farmers ana everybody
using sole leather, will End it 30 their "a
vantage to call and examine tho nice, clean
plump leather just opened hy Graham &
Son, corner BrockerhoG row II can hc
uscI FOR scwed or peEced boots and shoes
without fear of contradiction We say It is
tho hcs: leather offered In Bcllcfontc for 8
year.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Its thought the whale of the R,pWbii.
can has swallowed the Jonah Of that party,
in this county. What Whale
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Tho farewell sermon of Rey. !. "
Palmer, who for three years has presided
over tho dcstinies Of the 4. NJ. T.. church.
Of this place, preached on last Sunday
evening was very touching kn iniims-
cy, cemontei by ministerial association.
had taken 6fm hold upon tho members Of
Mr. Palmer church, and had spread into
the community. We know 81 no one who
doos not wish the gentleman lifelong yro,-
periiy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

An interesting letter from our Port
Matilda correspondent is crowded out this
week
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

If tho army of Washington g, Valley
Forge, during ,ha, historic period Of uu-
usual hardship, hAd been fortunate enough
60 have had access to stock Of clothing,
such a. Loebs arc now showing there
would have been 10 occasion fur the sol-
Iicrs to have suffered A. they did.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

S & \. Loeb invite special attention
to their unusually full stock ot boots aud
shoes for men, women and children. The
quantity, quality and prices alike chal-
lcncc clo.cst inspection.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

In dry goods $. * a. Locb sall lead
as they always have done IN the past
Their dry goods are hlaays staple, vol
selected and no Old uusea.ouAO,e goods ole
fercd f,r ,ale. O. 70 sco them
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

Bey- Faded nriicles Of all kinds restored
10 their original beauty By Diamond Dyes.
Perfect and simple. locents, at all drug
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

One new top buggy, one ncw open
buggy, one new platform spring wagon
for sale by Jas. Harris Il Co., Bcllrf1nte,
Pa. &s.2,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-18
FROM WASHINGTON,

Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON. D. c., September IS, 1882
The commission to audit the Garfield claims
held their first meeting to-day The matter
1t has to settle is the difficult one of making
$4,000, the amount appropriated, satisfy
claims to the amount of 1926, 600
A Delaware politician here to-day saws
that the only trouble the democrats there
ever have is with the Salisbury wing OF
their party. and that as that wing is now
working smoothly there will be no trouble
in securing the November election.
Among the strangers in the CITY to-day
are General Field, late Doorkeeper of the
House of Representatives, now employed
upon Government engineering work in the
South, and Major j. Horace Lacy, of Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Rev. DR.. Hoge, of Richmond, preached to
large congregations here yesterday. morn
ing and night. Among his hearers were a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-18
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY EVENING, sEPT'R. 10, 1882.

Boss CAMERON in Pennsylvania supports
Boss Malone in Virginia, and Boss Came
ron has no more devoted follower in the {.
s. Senate than Boss Malone. Other mem
bers of the Senate who sit upon the repub-
lican side may sometimes refuse ovote with
the Pennsylvania boss, but Malone never
falters. And yet the man to the success OF
whose schemes in the United States
Senate Malone gives the aid of Nir-
GINA, directs his canvassers, as a means OF
promoting his own ends by reviving the
feelings engendered by the war to ascribe the rise
in the price of Confederate bonds to the indcpen-
dent movement in his State and to intimate that
democratic success means the payment of such
bonds. Boss Cameron thus shows that he has as
poor an opinion of the intelligence of the people OF
Pennsylvania as Boss Malone has of that of yir.
piniaps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-18
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

VIRGINIA BONDS. &c-T. A. Harnbleton /
Cos. Baltimore financial circular of Saturday last
says:
Virginia bonds We're the next most active Sc
cllrity dealt in. Consols sold freely from COL.
down To 59La. There were evidently some large
orders in the market to sell consos for foreign
count, and if London continues to sell they will
decline still further. On the contrary if the orders
should cease, they would improve as there is no
pressure to sell for home account. Tenfortes in
sympathy with consols fell off to 43.
AS we have explained there is nothing in the
political situation in Virginia to affect the bonds,
rs the debt question has entirely disappeared and
there does not remain even pretense of debt
paying party in the State, the contest being en-
tircly for the loavcs and fishes.
The announcement of the failure of the Rich
mond Banking and Insurance Company, one OF
the State DepoSitories, had no effect upon the
bonds of the State. There were some $500, 1000
in this bank to the credit Of the State, which is
said to be secured by bond, but rs the holders OF
defauted Virginia coupons did not expect to have
amy Of their coupons paid it would not affect their
bonds if the money had been lost. We would
suggest that the readiusters readust their tinan-
cial depository.
Peelers dull at 81 to 3G, coupons steady at about
80 for conso and GO for 1O4O coupons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-18
Affairs in Epvnt

When two trains which went TO Kafr.rl-
Dwar Saturday afternoon to bring 20 Alex
andria the prisoners Of war reached that
place, all the soldiers had disappeared. en-
cept small body, which had hcen left to
guard the arms and accoutrements. The
Bedouins left Kafl-el-Dwar two or three
hours before thearrval ofthe British troops,
taxing their arms and ammunition with
them.
Lord Duflerin. the British minister to Tur-
Key, sunday informed the Porte that the mil
itary operations of the British in Egypt had
ceased and that England was about to with
draw portion OF her troops He,lci it to
the sultan to decide whether or not il was
now necessary to sign the Anglo Turkish
military convention.
Inc banks are having the barricades that
lit,u peeh put up Tor their protection rcmov-
ed, and the Bourse is more animated
The council Of ministers has issued a de-
cree dlsbanding the army.
Two thousand Albanians have been re-
cruited at Alexandria to form the nucleus of
fresh police force.
Arab Pacha informed General Lowe that
he trusted himself toEnglish honor rs SOL
der whose army had been defeated Cen
eral Lowe replied that he could not discuss
the question ofthe war. His only mission
was to arrest him. Arab considers that NJ
de Lesseps shamefully betrayed the Nation
al ptian party, who depended upon his
assurances that lie would prevent any land
ing of troops or war material by way OF the
canal. ~s'aa-s<s s;'.-s,.,
lie says he was compelled to fight against
ms Will. He maintains calm. reso!utc de-
meanor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-18

large number of Nirginians, many from
Richmond.
The President is expected here during the
next day or two. AS soon rs he arrives
Cabinet meeting will be held for. the purpose,
it is understood, of deciding upon the At
toney and Marshal for the District OF
Columbia to be appointed, vice Corkhlll ana
Henry, who, it is reported, are such TRENDS
Of the star reuters that the Government IS
afraid either TO commence the new trial of
the star route case or the investigation of
the Jury bribery case while they hold their
present positions.
Miss Nellie Burrill, who was Swallowed
for months, finding that the detectives had
relaxed their vigilance, has skipped the
city, and is supposed to have joined Captain
Howgate in some cline.
Where the nights shall be filed with music
And the that iniest the day
shall fold their tents like the Arabs
And silently steal away.
The Government thinks that neither Of them
will ever be heard of again, and will there
fore commence civil suit for the 10000
worth of property the Captain left here,
which is about half the amount he is report
ed to have embezZled.
Senator Kellogg of louisiana who is the
republican candidate for the L. 5. House OF
Representatives in one Of the districts of
that State is here, and is reported to have
succeeded in having Norton, who is super
vising inspector ofsteamboats for the Louisi-
ana district, appointed supervisor Of cleo.
tons for his district ALSO thus giving one
man two federal offices, both of which are
influential and lucrative.
An intelligent newspaper correspondent
who has Just returned here from q tour
through Ohio and West Virginia says that
the latter State will send solid democratic
delegation to the next I. S. House of Rep
resentatves. and the democrats will gain al
least four members in Ohio, among them
the two from the two Cincinnati districts
He says that Mr.. Charles James Faulkner
| will probably be the democratic candidate
for the House in the district of West Nir
ginia now represented by Mr.. Hoge.
Cadet Lewis Nixon. of Loudoun county
Va. who graduated first at Annapolis, LET
| here to-day for New York, whence he vii
sail tomorrow for Europe to prosecute hi:
studies at the expense Of the Government.
Mr. John S. Barbour left here to-day fol
Culpepcr Court House.
The States in which Congressional cleo
tons will be held before the general cleo
day, November I, are Georgia, where tn,
election will he held October 4, and Iowa
Ohio and West Virginia where October 10 i
the election day.
| The following Virginia postmasters wer
commissioned to-day: Miss n. V Lump
kin, at Hixburgh, Appomattox county. ant
Mrs. NJ. W. Marshall, at Wolttown Madi
son county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-18
The NEW YORK Herald SAYS

Federal interference with republican
politics in New York has been the chief
curse of the party ever since the death OF
President Lincoln"
If Federal interference has been the curse
of the republican party in New York, it
looks now very much as if it will be the
death of that party in Virginia; for though
that interference is exerted in behalf OF
General Malone, the intelligent consc-
entious republicans of Virginia seem to be
as much intent upon defeating the general
as the democrats are