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other items, make a grand total of &c.
O0o, 600. This is good deal better show
ing than can be made by the city and
county of San Francisco, and is calculated
to encourage the taxpayers of Los Ange-
| les immensely.
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A diy Cutthroat.

Troy, October 16-Hsrley Hodge this.
morning murdered his wife, cutting her
throat, at Cambridge, then threatened 10
cut bis own throat, but was too cowardly
to infict more than a slight wound. He !,
feigns lunacy.
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R.acific Baptf.ts.

HEALDsBURa, CAL, October 16.-The
Pacific Baptist Association convened in
this city this afternoon. About fiftv !
delegates were in attendance.
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TOPEKA, Kan, October 16.-General
A. 3: Campbell, one Of the prominent
candidates for the Pension Commission.
ership, has been rendered the position
Of Consul ct Melbourne, Australia.
Campbell will accept,
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Dry Gooas ID erchnnts

Dry Goods Merchants Assign.
NEW York, October 18Th. B. bhaen.,
& Co., dry goods commission merchants
have assigned. Liabilities. $50, 600; a.
sets not yet declared. D
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-17

On the 25th instant Miss Anna Fuller
will give a concert at the Los Angeles
Theater. The following correspondence
in relation to the concert has taken place
To Miss AEnd Fuller:
DEAR MIss-Hearing that you are about to
depart for Europe for the purpose of filing en-
gagements upon the operate stage, we, the I'M
dersigned, desiring to hear you sing prior to
your departure, would most respectfully ask
you to accept complimentary benefit where
we and our friends could avail ourselves Of the
slauson, B., M. Widney, G. M. Thayer, Theo
Summerland, A. S. Robbins, W. B. Abernethy
L. Lichtenberger, R. H. Hewitt, ]. NJ Eliot
M Town, George H. Bonebrake, G. w. Heis-
Ter, George Il. Gard, G. FL. Dunsmoor, f. J.
Tanning, o. w. Hamlin and wife, E F. Spence,
z. Bouton, G.. McLain Mrs. A. s. Robbins, DR.
N. Lindenfeld and Others
j. s. SIaGsen, r. b. Widney E. f. Spence ara
others:
GENTLEkEN-In answer to your communities
ton rendering me a complimentary benefit
will state that accept and with pleasure name
the Los Angeles Theater, on the evening of Oct
%, wheretz shall be pleased to meet you all.
ANNA 8. FULLER
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ONCE OF Publication, 123-125 West Second
nsreet, Los Angeles. Telephone No. 156
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11

CONVERTED TO MoRMoNIsM.-A dispatch
from Oxford, Ala, says: "Rev. Hiram
Harrison and his family consisting of son
and seven daughters, left here Monday for
Ogden, Utah The entire family are Nor
mon converts and the conversion OF Elder
Harrison to that faith shows the wonderful
influence the Mormon elders obtain over
the country people of this section. Harri.
son was one of the leading hard ehell Bap-
tist preachers in this section when tho Nor
mon elders first appeared here several years
ago. For while he denounced them from
the pulpit and in private, but finally he ac'
cepted their teachings and himself and fam.
lily became enthusiastic Mormons and advo.
Gates of polygamy. Harrison has been
preaching Mormonism for two years now.
and has been made an elder. When he
reaches Utah he will be given FIVE wives as
a reward for his faithful service to the
church in Alabama"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11

FROM MEXICO TO WAsHINGToN.-Tbe
Montezuma special direc. from the City of
Mexico arrived in Washington on Saturday
over the Piedmont Air Line. The train
consisted of five Pullman vestibule, sleep.
ing, dining and composite cars. 1t left the
City of Mexico with 90 persons on board {,
and the through passengers came the en-
tire distance, 5000 miles, without changing
cars This is the longest continuous regu'
lar run for solid train made anywhere in
the railroad world. The special leaves
Washington tomorrow, the lob, on its re-
turn trip, and will be due in the City OF Mexi-
co on the following Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11

THE MARCH SUN AND MooN.-The sun
rose on the 1st at Gh. 2Om. and get nt 5b.
36m., making the length of the day 1lh,
16m. The sun rises on the 31st at 5h. Som.
and sets at Oh. 10m., making the length oi
the day 12h. 4Om. The increase in the
length of the day during the month is 1h.
24m. The day at the close of March is 3h.
Som. longer than it was at the winter sol-
stce Observers will note how rapidly the
sunrise and sunset points ere moving north
ward, aud how much higher in the heavens
the sun is at monday.
The March moon fulla on the 18th at Ga,
AIM. a. M She makes close conjunction
with Saturn on the 14th. Observers in more
favored localities will have The rare pleasure
of behoding the occulaiion Of the ringed
planet. She is in conjunction with Uranus
on the 18th at Sh. Ism. p. m, The moon is
at her nearest point to Mercury on the 29th
at 7h I'm. q. m. There are two new moons
in the month of March, one on the 1st and
one on the 31st.
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o. el-
EUR{JsHED DALI AgD TRE WEgKLY Bg
EpGzR FDEF,

ii ise Gase;tz R4;latrc. SO SID 312 Frisco
DAILY T3T WEEFJy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11

To ASSURE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
The North Carolina Legislature has passed
a bill providing for an election law much
similar to the famous South Carolina law in
that 1t requires educational qualification.
The bill provides that ell boxes shall be
labeled, and that voters shall approach the
polls one at a time, and place their several
ballots in proper boxes. The bill vii! seTi-
ously affect the illiterate negro element in
that State, and will make democratic ma
iority assured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11
"A Red HOT ANARCHIST A ds2ntch

"A Red HOT ANARCHIST. A dis2atch
from Chicago Gays
'Vsicps of 4 to5Fifc exp ou, bleeding
and mangled boliea, and general chaos
foated before the minds eye OF Justice G. J.
White on Saturday, as Mrs. Hannah Berger
told u story of Mr.. Bsrser's alleged plot to
blow both himself and his wife into eternity.
Mrs. Berger'5 story was es follows: My
husband is an anarchist, and is always talk.
ing about social evolution and dynamite ex-
plosons. { Gay CT two ego he cane to ma
and asked me to &c with him TO Lawudaie.
He did not say what he wanted me to max e
the journey for, but went My husband
had can Of something, which he carried.
We got off at the end OF the car line, and
Mr.. Berger took me out on the prairie He
put the can on the ground and said This
is nothing but world oftrouble. That can
is fIled With dynamite enough to blow you
and me to pieces sud tear up the ground for
You stand on one eide OF The Can acd | will
stand on the other, and [ will fse into the
dynamite aud we'll commit suicide On,
but he scared me. judge. just grabbed
him and pulled him away, end We went
away. He has not been SC bad since" Ber
ger is said to be thoroughly indocttinaled
with anarchist teachings. i is saiG Of him
that on the 4th Of July he set row of thr
ty-eight tin cans in the middle Of the street
and blew them away with several small
cannon. The cans represented the United
States and the government, which Berger
considered ought to be dealt with in that
WaY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11
1NRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
1

TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
[ TATE.
By virtue OF Il deed of trust dated May s, 1884,
ana recorded in deed book No. IA, page 135, one
of the land records for the city of Alexandria,
Va, executed by J. T. Cook and wife, and by di.
rcc,ia of tho Board of Directors of the Mechan-
les Building Association of Alexandrs, Va, we
will sell at public auction, ut ~ o'clock noon on
SATURDAY, March 10th, 1889, in front of the
Royal street entrance to the Market Building
Alexandria, w, tho following property, to wilt
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND WITH THE
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, in the city of Alex
andris, Va. situated at the northwest corner of
on Gibbon street and cghty.eight feet seven
inches on Fairfax, with the use of an alley ten
feet wide on the north end of said lot.
..tSr. L. l,.-i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teethng is the prescription of one OF the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
nover-failing success by millions Of mothers for
their children. During the process OF teethirg
its value is incalculablo. II relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wind-colic. By giving health
to the child it reets the mother, Price 25 cents
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11
WANTS.

NVERSEERs WANTED EVERYWHERE ct
~ home or to travel. Wo wish to employ 4 re
liable porson in your county to tack up advertise
mcnts and show cards of Electric Goods. Advor-
tisements to be tackled up everywhere, on trees,
fences and turnpikes, in conspicuous places in
town and country in all parts of the United States
and Canada. Steady employment; wages 50 80
per day expenses advanced no talking required.
Local work for all or part of the time Address
with stamp
EMORY 6 CO., Managers, 2i1 Vine St..
Cincinnati o. No attention paid to postal cards,
mis- 10;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11
ALEXANDRIA VA. MONDAY EVENING MARCH Il 1889
MEDICINAL.

n Or. BULLS iac;iirates Teetaing and
TEDY CYRIiD regulates the Bowels. at
0H0t y nCi all druggists Price % cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11
AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


By virtua OF decree o; the Circuit Court o.
Alexandria county. Va, entered in the chancery
canse OF Alexander VS.. Alexander ct ais depend.
ing in said court the undersigned, special COM
missioners the;eir named, will sell at public auc-
on in front OF tho Royal street entrance to the
Market Building. in Alexandria Va, at twelve
o'c!eck noon. TUESDAY, March 26, 1889. the
following property, to Wit:
First HALE SQUARE OF GROUND, bound
ed on the east By Payne street, on the west by
Weat street, snd on the south by Wythe street,
fronting 1867 on P'yne and West streets, snd
24610 on Wythc street.
Second. 4 SQUARE OF 02OUND bounde! by
Madison, Henry, Fayette and Wythe streets.
Terms Of Sale 0ne-third of the purchase mon-
ey in cash aud the residue n two equal install
mcnt' st six aud twelve months from the day of
sale; the deferred payments to be evidenced By
the notes OF the purchaser, with good endorser.
bearing interest from day of SALE and the title to
the property to be retained until the purchase
money is fully paid. Conveyancing at cost of
purchaser. A. w. ARMSTRONG. CONS.
LEONARD MARBURY, Of Sale
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feb25 va
~ Z. T. Lucas. Anctioneer.

rNRUsTEt'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E
TATE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11

FIRUSTEt.'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
TATE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July 10th
1856, and recorded in deed book No II, page
300, executed b. Esther A. McGraw aud Others
and by direction OF the parties secured by the said
deed, will sell at public auction at Il oclock
noon SATURDAY, March 1G 1889, in front of
the Royal street entrance to the Market Building,
Alexandria, Va. the following property, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND and I'M
PROYEMENTS thereon in the city of Alexan-
drs, Va situated at the northeast corner of King
and Payne streets, known as McGRAWiS sUMAC
MILL, fronting twenty y-seven feet nine inches on
King street, and running back one hundred feet
TO tcn-fcet alley.
Terms Of Sale Cash
IONN NJ. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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II thc purchaser desires, instead of paying all
cash he can pay onc-thitd cash and give his notes,
with good endorser at six and twelve months
from day of sale, for residue; the notes to bear
interest from day of sale and secured By decd OF
trust on the property. al conveyancing a: cost
OF purchaser MARBURY T. ARMSTRONG,
Attorneys for parties secured by the deed of trust
feb26 Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-11

As ist fsssttz RA;'asrc, SO SID 312 fT:soe
DAILY. TaJ- WEEELY.
Crs rear ar.........$6 Go 2r,o 81 &C
siz months 90 sig a,o,tss.......... 2 01
One month ......... 50 7ares nsonths....... / 00
c.,tract advertisers ,1i be auos T. szceed tieiT
space i,sss hs e1cess IS psiG or AZ transient ratssr
aud t.nder 10 circ,nStace5 ,1i E.ey 6e Gllo1eG 10
adrert;ss other Gu hsi, .egi;s:Gte tsiness i. IA.
space co;,!s'cctsi jcY.
AH transient cdaati'ssaeia a!ixt be psid for III es-
vcnce.
Marriage cna dsets notices a,ust be paid for in 3D.
CGrce.
RESOLUTIONS in me.er:a qftAanks, tribtss Of respect
reoolatioms adopted y societies psrsoEs ;less oi
pa5lic cOncsrn, ~il onv tc ,:ate! in tis paper rs
advertisements
Persons lcaciag the city can hare lie Ga2ette mailed
10 se'', ios!yeid, (or Gf.y cents naoatd. and Tie
address ciangec as 0Jten desired.
AN Communications shotlld ba addressed 20 Gcae.te
Ale1andris, Va.
The Gasee Office is connected pi@ he Telephone zy
change. advertisements, orders foT te paper ners
or Gny information OF 6asies~ ca' be 'sr: " Te,
phone.
secossd-closS matter.
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l certify that 4. W. Armstrong mas executed
the bond required by the decree Of sale in the
chancery csus. of Alexander VS. Alexander
Ii. H. YOUNG,
feb2o w4w OK. Circuit Ct Alexa CO. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

LIVERPOOL. October Total faics for tho
week. etCO0 bates: american, N.00 bales
trade taunga, inc..l.ng forwarded from ship =
side. $500 talc-. ~ctnsl exports, 1000 bales
tofa. imports, S5.oO bales; American, G2,D0
bales total STOCK. 1900 bales: American. gr9,.
90 balos: total anos, $4,000 bales; American,
lyl,' c0 bates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

street. yesterday but Inspector Byrnes and
his desecu'es are onersoticasly NJ work
on The case There rs no doubt now
that tho explosion came from genuine
lnterna~machine. IL was contained "a an
ordinsry dnner-pail. the handle of which IL
imbedded Tor three quarters 81 its length 10 the
Wood-w work of the ceiling directly over whore IN
pHii was placed on the ONCE moor. When tho
butchers were about 10 bngin work yesterday
morning ~ 800 one % tho number noticed be-
nina large door leading 20 Fourth street sin
dinnor-pau. lie called superintendent Maho-
pyy $ attention TO ", because IL was an unusual
rlace 90 500 pail. Nahoney took On tho cover
and found the upper part OF the pAii iammed
fuil 81 choeao and bread. AL the men present
Vowed Tao pau, but NOBODY claimed
IT, Tho nieh'-waichman, Jeremiah Nahoney,
shortly afterwari, before going home FOR tho
Jay. pui the pail IN tho Office thinking II be-
lougod o. one Of iAc mon. who Ind left 10 NJ tho
door by mistake. he aid not nnd ont mat u
contained Rn internal machine till he heard Of
tho blowing up OF the ofiico last night Tho
Waterman says that thc pail was placed In a
corner Dohinl one ~ tho heavy dO0ra, close 20
the building. Why 10 should have been left in
tnnt spot o. mystery. unlesa 70 T. that ~ tho
door De- tho principal means ~ exit 10 the street
more damage could be- done ,here than any
whore also.
Mr.. T.. seaman said to-day that customers
md tho members Il the 1rm frequently stand
near that dJOr 20 10 business on . pleasant day.
llo ssys be VIII willingly pay 500 for tho con
vc'ou q TIC mau Who left the machine In his
place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
MISSISSIPPI RIVER DISASTER
Thrilling Experience of some Of the sur
xiKnre.

| l"' '''" "l'" ~ '''~
| NEW oHlRANS. October IA number OF sur
yivors a. tho Corona disaster reached the city t.
/ 5ev seven Of Them ,amc by rail aud others by
! a., ,t.-., -, t,,i, M, .rt,. COM, h,. -, a
''' ''' W m
! uulL were; 'aP'tlh l. =. 0N''h'y' VIC WIS
/ p4-scuesr. PHO. L. ". UawHns: Blll-C ieIk
| nan, utsyin.. Jack Green. captain ~ the deck
/ watch. robert Oarue.. carpenter. Second SLOW
ara Wunnm Fleming. aad Engineer William
| NandIeY.
! nt- Henry Blank. was among those who came
! dow, l,r no Anchor Lin. steamer Citr Of ~.
/ outs. ~lt was ON the Corona with her sister,
/ Vra Inc. ana two children eli route 10 Columbia
| nan, auger. ~ne-.l4. s.. was sfandingwlth
y nav s-ft. and Youngest child I'm my arms IN rear
! a. the boat. cabin when tito explosion took
| MACE Tho chamlcrmaid cnme running 10 US
! with iiic-pse-cryer- which We fastened on. The
| p,pfrvmep theu came running to u- and told us
H. .., IN nu the hurrcan. roof until be could get
| Il Ifo. baat down which Zee did ia a hurry. We
| f.on cot into the Vawl and hardly had We been
til ,,nen tl. l..at was -y,atnpsd throwing ia
! an ,,fo mo river l. vida INV throe-year- ll !
| t.lt in ono ,rrn hold oil, 90 a niece 81 kaye
1u.u 0r. of tbe 81 iouis.s boats came and save
| u. I fo'l m, child Hold tight daughter. God
| ,iIl -ag. AS az my SISTER. Mr. Hun. Who is q.
! ,ylln,. from Op.luu-1-. Jaw no more after our
! lI.t ea..-ig..l
| ..f. iff,.. ak ,r4r.ol1 nov, Mr. Blanks. who
40. fi.r,p.,, tto tho Air los TIE EXPLOSION said
| b.. / o,,a lonsf.r al Cartatn Sweeney fixing tho
! 81. .tri. lI.,bf ana fh,r went into me cauin and
] ,rif, .t a. f,,. a.. me-. orI re when was blovn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
nFACIIa.

ATWELL.-Died. October I, 1889 NJ the resi-
den.e q her parents. gl5 Scmmes street, Man
chester. Of congestion ~ tho brain, kLLtN
MATHEWS. the only child If j. II. and SHllie
H. AtWell; aged two wears and SIX months.
EVAS-.-Diod, NJ his residence, NO. 5i5 Brook
avenue October (, 1889, in Tho sixtg-nrsi year OF
his age, Mr RICHARD D. EVANS.
Tho funeral will take place from the Second
Baptist church - NDAl. october 9Th, az II \. VI.
Friends aud acQuantanccs are Invited TO attend.
Fredericksburg and Washington papers please
copy.
CALDTR.-Died a. O'Clock =. VI. on Friday.
VIOLET. infant daughter OF Kate l.. and
Humphrey Calder, j.; aged two years and six
m nth.
Funeral notice in Sundays Dispatch.
JOHNSON. October 3, 1889, nosr Rem
sens. Amherst county, Va, MARY LIZZIE
LEWIS, wife OF j. ". Johnson, formerly Of
Manchester, Va.
The remains viii arrive at the Richmond and
Allegheny depot THIS saturday MOkNlN' AZ
40 aud The funeral services viii be held al inc
grave in Maury cemetery at930.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
FOREIGN NOTES.
Four Railway omcIals Killed In Col
ilsion-Other Items.

rBy Anglo American cable TO the Dspatch.l
BERLIN. October IA collision occurred to-
day between passenger and freight train at
La..wiiz, In Posen. -Four railway officials were
killed and many passengers Injured.
THE CARS MOVEMENTS.
BERLIN October Tho Cologne GdTene says
that the Czarina will accomp sny the Gar a. far
n kiel and will thence go direct 20 - rert, =
burg. The Gar will spend only two days 20 per
lin. on the nrst day he will inspect BIS iesl-
ment and on the second the court VIII nave
hunt In nis honor.
HOW THEY LOOK At IT.
BERLIN. October the North German CARTE
regards the Pan-American Congress a. means
for attracting the attention 81 the whole Vest
ern Hemisphere % the imposing preponderance
OF the indus rial enterprises and commerce OF
tho United states, with tho view 10 the prOposed
International exhibition OF 1892.
LONDON RACES.
IospoS. October 4.-The first day Of The 0cto-
Der meeting at kemptOn Park for she kempton-
Park Champion Nursery handicap for two-ycar-
Olds, seven furi0ngs, was won by Biundell Ma.
pleas bay ally iightfOot, By Muncaster out OF
footlight: Sir James D-Ee's bay colt swallow
field, by Fctlock ont Of tirondell, second, and
Captain Machell's bay colt Arrard Moss, by Ar
bltrator tby Sol0n out Of Moss Rose, third. There
were twelve starters:
rho PRINCIPAL event Of the day was the race for
the Kempton-Park Great Breeders' Produce
stakes Of 5000 sovereignz, 20 run at two years
old five furloncs. II was won by John Watsons
bay nlly Dearest: Mantons bay niy Riviera
second and John Watsons bay colt Golden Gate
thiTd.
AFTER SHORTER HOURS.
LONDON, October two thousand tramway
ana omnibus EN- ployees Of London held meet
fngnt2O'clock this morning and formed a union
toobtain shorter hours and a redress Ct num-
Der OF grievances. manifesto appealing for
adherents was issued. Lord R0sebeny presided.
~ EARL II TROUBLE.
LONDON. October THE Earl Of Galloway was
Rtrdignel before court In .Dumfries to-day
charged with Indecent behavior toward little
girl named Gibson. He pleaded not guilty, aud
his trial wae set down FOR october iitn.
AGAIN JAILED.
DUnLr~. October 4.-Thc sentence Of Charles
Cony Dearc. member % the House Of Commons.
who had been imprisoned three months st Lon
doudorry for conspiring % oppose the law, e1-
pired today while he WAS undergoing formali-
ties PRIOR 90 his discharge be infringed one Of
tho prison rules and was again placed In cell
VI. Conybeere was confined but short time.
and at 3.3O o'clock no was discharged from Gus
tody
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
VIRGINIA DOES NOT OWE II.
Alleged Bcht Duc the Federal
Government.
IBy to'egraph u 10 Dispat'ol

PITrsHrR0u, October 4.-Ez-Goyeruor Fran is
n Peirpolnt. of Virginia. wh, is in rio city. was
askcI today about tho report In the recent 1i--
patches tlaf ue Federal Government claimed
$4,000 from Virginia, sai1 amount being part OF
an appropriation -nlI io Boz uuascouutei for -
thr STATE u1l.fa... "Nirg,ula has nothing % 10
Win rhut money" SAIL the Governor 30
never went m.. he state Treasury aud
wr- nj hsruIcl tt tho States officers.
Congress male an appropriation oi ttol1,-
u'l tu bo u-ci iu cortsiu states iu suppress
nr tno rebellion. OF mis- The sum of {fN,-
l.J WAS sou' hy order OF the Pro -ilcnt FOB Daniel
lamb o. bee disbuIsrd under the order ~ tue
GosernDl ~ Virginia for equipplus aud feeding
itr volunteer soldiers while iu service. aud 10
Hsa 30 IIsiufs. %. Lamb Was careful with his
vouchers ami Was careful With nav warrants.
iiut acted ~ "a dishur-inE officer al TIE United
~fHf"-. and nuf "a dollar ~ thn money went into
Che Treasury az Virginia. tits nonsense leo tAl6
about making virginia liable. TINS Governor -
Virginia Na- neither the receiving uar me dis
n4rsing orcer. aa1 the state uever got any OF
the money