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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

NEWS OF The

The Death is snuozaced 10 London of the
widow OF the late i. A. Sotherp the actor.
Further investigation iato the expenditure of
the treasury Contingent funds shows gross ex-
T.Vagance.
The total vs!uss of the exports of domestic
oreadstnttj from the United States durirg the
nonIh OF December. 1881, were $l3 sou, 1928.
The r;cant land slides 10 Switzerland are as
ctlbtd TO the tr,qaent slight shocks of ear.t-
quake. NO less tnsn 81 shocks have been Of
served since December.
1t is said that there are signs of uprriepdl.-
GEES between the Crown Prince Frederick VIII
liam and Prince Bismarck. The latter is said
10 ba 10 bad humor.
The year lsSl saw the foreclosure ard ssle Of
twenty alue railroads. with ag grega,e mileage
OF 2 GIT miles, s5l, 277,GC capital stock, and
bonds and deb! amounting 10 So GA $50
NJ; IT Csthcsrt, who was one of The prirc;psl
members OF u n. Fremonl's expedition which
10 lS4S mado winters Journey scioss the
plains 10 Caitcriis. died in Loudon yesterday.
Count Ftalz Thisrd de Ia Forest, 40 txiled
Hungarian uoblsm,n, died in al ,ct poverty
yesterday. 10 New y ok. where he had b,en
earalng bis living by practiciug as a physici,u
The bill introduced ip the U. 8. Senate yes
terday to pay the widow Of ex-Pfesiieut Liz. :
coln arrears Of pension for Eve years, includes
the time from the death of the President to the
passage of the bill, and the amouat required
wi be $4,000
The bill relalivs to the importation of p91k
Introduced 10 The Fr!noh Chamber Of D .pu.ies
yesterday provides that the pork must be- &C
oompanled bg cersif ntcs to the effect that it is
fully cured. The importation of uocooked
chopped meats remains absolutely prohibited.
AMichsel Dargan has been .rtesed 10 Proy:-
dence Tor dragging bis wife dowo stairs ty htr
half Rep;r! says: he married twelve years
ago belle Of FrOvidenee-N ellie Atkilsou-
add though rum has si1ce changed the noble
hearted lrshmsn into brute, she will not
desert him, bat gets dlurk with him.
Fur hundred and two bills were introduced
10 the House ct Representatives yesterday Ut
der tho call CT tho States. tho most important
Of watch was bill for The issue OF $50 900 600
OF fractional curreDnv, in denominations of 10.
. and 50 cents. L. direc;s the Secretary of
!ha Treasury to have the plates prepared With
10 Llnety dayP. y bill was also introduced TO
extend the terms Of presidential electors to fur
yehr5. so that they might supply vacancy 10
The Cftc, Ct President or Vic, Pr3ti lent 10
Casa ono should arise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
VIRGINIA NEWS.

kaIs ADD spinach srs sir,aiy beiOp shipped
in considerable qusutiies from Norfolk.
The r edmond Despatch says Judge French
lot k5 refreshed by his aoiourn 10 Alexandra"
ES- Senator Wiihers. of Virginia. is engaged
10 orgsnzng pint stock company for tho e. :
Enlistment of ~ iron furnace near Wytho.
vile.
Richard Brown, proprietor oil The Chesape,ks
House. Fredericksburg. was found dead 10 M
alley 10 rear Of the htusa yesterday morniog.
lie has been sutf1riog for some years NTH o
bronchial affection.
A special meeting OF tho ely oouDciI Of Pc
tersburg, was held yesterday to tsko s,ors
looking to tue prote otloD If the city from sms
pox. 10 the tdiaoont county, short distance
from Petersburg, there sro two or three clsss
of the disease.
The gus; mill of The Hon. r. Nj. T. Hon!tr,
near O.caDacls, Essex county. was buroed to
The ground last Thursday night. The origin Of
the tire is supposed TO have been the work Of
an ircsndiary, who it is also. supposed FIRST rot :
bed II. There was 20 insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
The Guiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. January lI-Who
the court opened MIR. SooviIle began 10 tpnk
de was a. orca Interrupted ly Guiesu. who
had been looking tvsr toward ,ne jlry for some
Dlnutes IN an apxlLu' or typt Q .aut manDner-
Hadn't | better oliver it now" be c,lled
out.
Mr.. Seville. addressing Judge Cox-"He
d. sires 10 read q statement. | have look ID
over tho pap,r which be desires to read and
see nothing 10 it f 40 obiec ioosbls character"
Judgo Cox Nodded 40 ais,nt snd Guiteau
then proceeded lIiI talk revealed po.hug
new. 10 substance, it hs was Inspired By The
Det, 10 remove Garfield tho jury should pcqut
him. He r fired several ,inee, ard vi, b 40
evident degree OF sltlsfso loo, to his tpMo, Is
delivered yesterday AMI published 10 this
mornings pap:rs. lie thousht il the Jury was
OF opinion that he Committed the act through
uncootro!able Inspiration they would acquis him
on the ground thst he was victim Of transsory
maui.-as in tho Q SO of Sickles, Mcfarland
and Others
MI. SocVilla began with general c,u D airt
OF alleged u, f.irness 90 the part If the prose-
cutioo, particularly Of the prosecute attorney
de bad fr1m tho brginniog pratoib,d vi o
should visit the jill .nd who should not; o
had Introduced persons into the prisoners oil
upder fslse guiss to worm cut biz secrets, 81 d
when the prisoner said anything which might
inute to his benef. tho pros; ca.iog attorney
bad been very careful not to let il b:cone
known. He c,mplaintd Of Mr.. Corkhilrs "
fairness 10 des royrg the notes Of The SOL
oprsphcr. B.iIey so lhattbe .fencs could not
have tho benl6t of them. Tn, corduot of tie
prosecution iu tho :oCrt room, be alleged. was
not only unfsi: to the deferc,. but Was often
discourteous and more b, tiog police court
than this caus,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat shou'

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in AZ
Incurable Lung Disease or COnsumlp.
ton. ID ROW Ms Il RON T. HlA L.
TKOCHES do not disorder the stomach hse
cough syrupa and balssms. but act directly
on the infiamed parts, allsying Irritation,
give relief in A sthma. bronchitis. Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are suu'
iect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physican.,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nea''y
an entire generation. they have attainod well.
merited rank among the few staple remedies of
the age Sold At 25c. . box everywhere mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

SCHOOL BlLL.-A bill introd ucsd 10 the
HJuse Of Representatives yesterday, b. Repre-
sebtat'v, Wheeler. If Al,bams. to aid 10 the
establishment snd temporary supptr; Of
commoo schools, proposes to appropriate Sl05.
600. 900 for this purpose duriog the next ten
yoats-Sl5 0C0. 900 tho fret year, $l4 600. 600
tho seoond. aod thereafter the sum dun finished
By 81 100000 annually; the money so stpropr-
sted to be- expended TO setu:s the benefits of
Common school education 10 oil children lvirg
10 Inc Uaited States. The bill i, intended to
aid. for the time being, 10 the development
aad maintenance OF the school systems estab-
lished by local power 10 the States aud Terrific
RIGS, which must eventually be wholly mail-
teined by the States and Territories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
Mixed School Question,

sPa1EaFIkID, ILL.,. Jan. 1.-THE State gu.
preme court rendered decision yesterday in q
case from Adsm, county which WAS begun in the
Circuit Court on information by QUO warranto
BY the Attorney General assisted by e1.
Governor John n. Palmer in relation to John
Longregs sgsintt the Board Of Education OF the
city Of Quincy The board had divided The city
adopted rule requiring ell children of African
descent to attend one school specially designated
and excluding them from schools In other dis.
tricts. The court holis that children within the
district between the age Of 6 and II years re-
gardless OF race or color shall hkva equal and
the same rights to be derived therefrom. Judg.
ment reversed and the case remsnded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

The LEGISLATURE AND THE SMALLPOX. -
A oiat resolution passed the Hcu:e of Dele
gates yesterday providing for the appointment
of committee TO trrango for a private hospital
for members Ct the General Assembly and
attaches thereof within tho city limits 10 case
ct az attscS from snslpox. The Senate re-
fused to coucur by CLOSE vote. Wbereupon Mr.
Frszer declared his intootion 10 Offer t0-dsy q
resolution removing The session of Ina General
Asier by from Redmond 10 Norfolk. To get
pure and healthy atmosphere, batter cine to
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
The Markets.,

BAlTIMoRx, Jan. 17.-Virqini. Ga old -; ID
deferred l6: do consolidated 62t: do "a DC.
dsv Cotton s.dv middiinas III % p no me-
unchanged and dull. Wheat-seuthern nom,.
nal In absence of receipts; Western dul;
Southern red 13Sal42: do amber l42,l45; No
Md l44i asked; No2 Western winter red spt
and Jan lS9al39t Feb l4Oal4(s; Mar l4!is
l43; April 1893 It'd. Co,n-Soulhern steady
Western easier and dull Southern white 76s7G
do yellow 69A70: Western mixed spot G.;
asked; Jan 67ia6i5; Feb est bid; Mar 69is7s;
May IS bid; steamer 66 asked. Oats dull;
Southern 50s53; Western white 5Os53 do
mixed 60,6l. Penna 60a5S. Rye dull ~ 96,lC0.
Hay unchanged. Coffee quiet; BIO cargoes Of
binary TO fair s3sl0. Sugar quiet; A soft 81
Whiskey steady at 81 III.
NEW YORK, January l7-Stocks unset led
Money 6. Cotton quiet; uplsnds II; Orleans
II 5.16. Flour dull and declining WheA, 3,lc
lower, except March delivery, which is q shade
stronger. Corr fairly lc.iee and wilton. im.
poltsnt change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

DEATH Of Mrs. ANNE WATSON. Mrs. Anne
Watson, widow of he late Dr.. Gcorgs Watson,
died yesterday o. tho residence Of her SOL IL
law, Robert S. Archer, esq 10 the ninety -itst
year of her tge. Oie son and several daug htera
survive her-Dr. David 8. Watson. DOW IF
Louisa c;unty, formar'y of Richmond; Mis-.
3. Johus9n Barbour. Ct O:snze c,un,y; Mrs.
Alexander R:vas, of AlbemarIe county, and
Mrs. Robert 8. Archer. Of this city. Ms
Watson was sistc: of The late Mrs. Nelson,
aud the late Miss Eiz, Riddle, snd was COL
nectcd by blood CT marriage 10 mGny Of he
most wlrthy and widespread families OF Vir
ginia. Hor remains were carried 10 lonis, the
estse OF her late husband. 10 Lou;sa coun y,
for tutial.-Rich. State of yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
To Days Congressional Proceedings.
GHNATR

MI. Davis, of W. w.. from the Committee
90 Approprla Ions, reported. With amendments,
the bill to repeal Certain laws relating to perms.
neot ard Indefinite appropriations
Mi. Vest, from the Committee on Public
Buildings. reported. with amendments. The bill
making 40 appropriation for the purchase of
GROUND Tor and the erection. 10 the City of
Washington. of building 10 be used ay hall
OF records. He ende.vored to secure it's im-
mediate consideration, but oil ,ction was made.
Bills W.T., introduced as fouoWs:
BY Mr.. Vanes-To enable the several States
TO collect an educational fund from tsxss on
distilled sli,ils and fermepted LIQUORS.
b. Dir. Gsrland-Authoriziog aud directing
the purchase BY the Secretary Of the Treasury,
for The public use, of ibe Freedmen's bauk
property AID the real estate AID parcels CT
ground adjacent thereto belonging to the Freed
mems Saving and Trus. Company. lcc,ted on
Psuusylvauis Avanus. b,lweeu Fifteenth AID
Fifteenth apd shalt straets. Washington.
By Mr.. Davis. Of III TO permit Ward
Hun', Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, 10 retire.
By Mr.. Blair-Grantiog pension 10 L1c:t-
ii. r. Garfield.
Du'iog tn, morning h,u.. Mr.. Beck r.
s1med bis remarks upon Dir. ln2alls' resolution
declaring The pecsiou ar,ars Law ought not to
be repealed.
HOUSE.
MIR. Bedford. of Colorado. offered resoIu-
tOn amer dlug lule IA 40 IS 10 prevent mem
Der who has The floor from parcspg bis time
out to other membtis Referred.
Leave was grantee 10 the committee on Ways
and Means 10 cit duriog bs sessions of the
House,
mr Dinghy. Of M.ioe, offered resolution
loSl' u,tlug the Committee CO Commerce to TO-
qure as to what chau0e of law cao b. made %
to afford relief 10 the Merchant marine eogaged
10 the foreign carrying trade and what measures
o.n be adopted to promote our ship building
and other COMMERCIAL interests. Referred.
Mr. M.ginniS, of Montans, from Committee
90 Military Affairs. reported bill to ameud the
laws so ~ DOT 10 K ,.u ls retired army ofioars
from holding civil Offices 10 III, territories.
Put 90 House calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
lCOMMUNICATRD.

lOOAAUNlCaIED.
l noticed il The proceed ngs of the City
Council on Tuesday nigh, that bill was
offered, aid referred 10 the Committee on
General Laws. having fer it's object the psss,ge
OF q lsw rtqui,ing undertsksrs to keep list Of
all persors tu:ied By them. The laws of the
State are sufficient for ali su,h purposes it
carried out. Sac. 81 and 80. chap. lO4. page
S4S. Code Of Virginia 1878. rends as follows
Every physician snd surgeon shall, in book
to bs kept by him, make record at once OF tie
death OF every person dying 10 this State, upon
whom be has attended at the time of such deltb,
setting out ss tar as practicable the citcamstat-
ces herein required to be recorded BY 40 assessor
or commissioner respecting DEATHS He shsl
glvo to an assessor or commissioner of the
revenue, whenever called Oh by him f,r that
purpose. annually, copy of such record, 90 far
as the same rslstes to deaths 10 such assessors
or c,mmisssoner's District"
Every coroner shall keep ke record of the
deaths 10 relation TO which ho sos officially,
and give copy thereof 10 sny assessor or CON.
missioner of the revenue, whenever called on by
him tor that parp:s,. aoruslly. 80 isr as the
sans relates 10 deaths in such asst ssor's or
commissioners district For tv.r5 neglect or
failure to perform aoY du'y required of him by
this section, coroner shtll foif,i. twenty
dohsre."
We want 10 moro Laws of that kind We
have enough. Bu. would respt o.iulIy call
tho attention Of our City Couocil to tho .stol-
shing ftci that there is hardly o city IF ten
Thousand Inhabitants 10 the United States, With
The exception OF AlexandIi,. where there is
not q law rtquiritg q certificate from .ureeop,
phys!oisu, or o,rouer stating lbe cause OF tho
persons death 10 lha health tfiosIs before q
burisl permit is granted. add 90 erave GIN bs
dug uetil this permit is shown TO The grave
d gscr
How is it with US? Hundreds, are btcuzht
here from other cisies AID buried without a.y
one baing the wiser. A paIs0n might die with
the smallpox or any Other cootaRious disease,
or be murdered 10 the Dstlic! no one, of
course. would dare TO apply for burial permit
there, set they could b. quietly brought ever
the turnpike aud buried 10 our cemeteries, and
it would pass uanotic.d.
Ii is to be hoped that our. Ciy Council will,
DOW when the Hmalp:x can be comuu aicsted
to persoIs attending fuuerll. pass . similar
sanitsry low fer the protection of cur citzaps.
CODY en- ba had 10 Washington, Baltimore,
Richmond, or any other city most convenient
to tho members. The rt-,nioling of lava q
centIr5 old is useless; give us . sanitary Law
to prottc. our people from the pestileucs that
is raging throughout III, length and breadth of
the land. MANY CITIzlNs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

LAws.-Amorg the bills that have passed
the Legislature at this seasop. been signed by
the Governor and hsve b,cJme Laws are lha fol-
lowing To incorporate tho Virginia Coal and
Iron Company; 10 itc)Ip rate the Nav York
and BuckloRh.n Gold sud Silver Mining Com
psuy; rrtv'dlog for holding be term of q court
ty the Judge OF eno,h.r QUIT. the iDcun bent
cying before the term is completed for .hs ap-
poinlmant IF j,int comnittee tf The General
Assembly OF Virginia TO oo1fct win a like oom-
mltlee OF the l. glsIa:ure or Mary aud 10 refrr-
srsncs to the boundary line slor 6 he Potomac
river. 81. to authoI!ZI the trustees IF the
Methodist Episcopal cburob South at Lovetts-
vile, TO sail AMI ootvsy said church property !;
to establish ferry or ridge :oss the RapDh-
bsnnock river st or near 'he town OF Falmouth !;
to suhOrzs the Board # Supervisors OF Louisa
county to borrow sun Of money for certain
purposes. and TO sm End tie charter Of the town
of Bsrry7ille, 10 the csualy of Ciatks to rrt-
Want frauds upon lhs Com mon wealth and hold
ere f Der securities 10 tho C election and dig
bursemeot of rtV.uuss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

The Constitution s.ys IN criminal prosecutions
tle AZ custd shall have the assistance of counsel
tor his defence. This word assistance means hclp,
aid. succoI, contIi button of support, ana rs
here used necessarily implies THAI thu help be
rendered to the active Efforts Ct the accused in
his own bsha!:. # the intention Of the trainers
of the constitution hal Ccen lost in any csse,
the accused should 70. defend himself, they
would have aa!d be shsll be- defended by coul-
Be-" tut inssnuch rs they cid say 'he shall
have the assistance Of counsel" they implied
juat as plainly as though they had written the
words that tho accu,ed shall havo the right TO
defend himself, and. in addition. to have his
own individual eEorts in his defence assisted by
those of counsel. The refussl Of Judge Cox TO
allow Guiteau TO speak in his own deteLce will.
therefore bs s valid ground for appeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.'
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY II. 1882

Senator Sherman Acknowledges that while he
was Secretary ct thu Treasury he did employ
Treasury carpenters 10 do his private work. but
says he paid them with bis Own money. Now,
ss Treasury carpenters Gre paid better wages
than other e,rpent,rs, it would rot Fave been
ns,ursl Tor hose 10 whom Mr.. Sherman refers
to have rcIit pushed public for private wNk
unless they we're paid for tho latter the same
price they woro receiving fer thu former but
10 that cas-, Mr.. Sherman would have paid
more for his work than other carpenters would
hAvs charged hin. aud I'll acquainted with
him koLw that he is oct that kidd OF man. This
isc;. when viewed 10 connection with many ott-
or, 10 Mr. Sherman history, notably his osth
that be didn't recolloct whether or not no had
written tie Weber letter. the most inporlspt
QUO he ever wroIo in his lite, inssmuoh as it
was the moaus by wtioh the Hayes fraud WAS
contaminated, will 90 far, 10 ho minds OF all
uoprt judicod m:u TO throw Gi:c!edit upon his
tts imoDy in the clso Of tho frauds 10 The COS
tingent fund Of tho Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

One of the CAUSES assigned 10 the Declaration
OF Independence for the Revolution was the fact
that the King Of England hsd made tina judges
in this country dependent upon his will! Gen.
Malone makes many Of the judges in this State
and would. and probably will. make them all
dependent upon his will. Blu, his power is uE-
disputed. as, according to his own words. he has
one hundred thousand negro voters from whom
10 get any msioritv he may require.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
Financial,

NEW YORK. Jio. 1.-THE stock us;kst
opened weak and s:s per cent lower than yes.
terdsy . closing prces. Richmond and DIT
Vile ~ss ho~,vtrs n exception hnd openei 8
per Gent. higher. IL the taly de .linps The
IA kat bic me leV.rsh aod unsettled md
showed 20 marked change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

Senator Cameron 10 whom mora than to shy
other q. s. Senator the resdjusters sre inS ebted
for the assistance the republicans gsvo then in
their last c.mp.igh, yesterday took decided
around sgaintt the reduction Of the internal
revenue tax on tobacco Vi:giniae chef agricul-
tnral product. AS he goes SO will go most, if
not sll tho republican Senators. and 20 Virginia.
as at present ruled, chooses her allies from
among her enemies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
The Jennie Cramer Murder,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jsu. l7.-At twenty
minutes PAST twelve o'cleck te-lsy the grand
jury rep!rsed trua bill for murder 10 the first
desres against Walter E. Mslley, JAS MaIey
and Bia, che Douglas. for tha killing Of jennie
Cramer, August ff!h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
Decision.

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE Court of Ap.
peas to-day h.nded down the following dsc;-
sion: The Atlantic and Pacific Teleoysnb n,
v. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CO Appeal
from order granting attachment dismissed And
appeal from order denying motion 10 set aside
service of summons. affirmed with one bill Of
800 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

Among tho bills presented 10 Ibs fIous, e
Repres,ntttves Yesterday was one to aurh orize
the Washington and Atlantic R ,iIro.d Comps
by to extend liz road into tue District ef
Columbia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

Daring The discussion of the election Ct The
Judge of the ChsrcsIy Court of Richmond, 10
the House of Delegates yesterday Mr.. Stuart,
of Alexsndris. said that the endorsement of
the Richmond bar was not needed to tell who
Judge EItzhugh was. He was kntwl by bis
decisions. which we're regarded with tha. res
poet accorded 10 the decisions of he bghsst
courts in the land. 10 sll tho State there was
no man better qualified to discharge The dulles
of Judge OF the Chsnoaiy Ctut of Richmond
than the present Incumbent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

It has boon suggested to Invite the Legislature
10 this city in conscGu ace of the prevalence CT
the small po1 in Richmond; though il s ques-
tionable which of The two evils would be tie
letser. Of course we speak n Pickwickian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

Djb't thou love lille ?-Tbeu do not tquander
valuable tine.-for that is the stuff life ia made
81 but procure at onos bottle OF Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup for your Cough ard te cured.
Your druggist KEEPS it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17
HLike q Charm ="

COLUMBIA. 8. G.. Feby II. 1851.
II. Il. WARNER l. Co. /: SnS-I have US d
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure 10 my pra,
tioe as physician, and 10 every case 6ud 1t
works Ike chsrm. REV. B. T. PORTER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

Tna American Register. in slludiI 6 10 The
New York HeTalds support of the proposition
TO deprive MIR. Cannon OF Lis seat in tina U. S.
aouae Of Representatives ss Delegate from
Utah, tho ugh he r, ,ivld largo SHORTY OF The
votes cast al The election says:
"EVen a Mormon has lights which honest
panple II res pecL, md tho country will o.
calmly submit 10 ,ny such violent and ihwless
proceeding as the Ucr9tL indicates"
The Register was never moro mistaken in itB
Lille. Dung the past twenty years the coultry
has Witnessed so many violent and sw.ess D: o..
ceediDgs by the republicans in Congress nat it
has become accustomed to them, and mas learned
to submit TO them calmly aad would mo! only
placldly ses Mr.. Cannon deprived of his seat
by al e1 pos! tac!o law, tu! Mr.. Chalmers, Mr.
Wheeler and o.hcr Southern members deprived
ofth.is'S for no olher reason than TO give them
10 req uSlic:ns, AZ will probably be tho casa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

Court OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-SchTes-
mao Il Son W. Meade & Holland. aud Burns
W. Mead & Holland. ARGUED ty NJ. M.
GILLIAN, b: q tor appellants and Msj. A. +.
Courtney ttr appeIlees and submitted.
Richards vs.. Visa, trustee. Submitted.