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The Tuscaloosa "Flag of the Union" of the 26b
ult, publishes correspondence between the Go
vernon of Alabama and the Secretary of War;
The following is the Secretarys RepIy-and thus
drops the curtain upon a controversy, which Mt one
moment excited the deepest Interests
DEPARTMENT OF WARP
March l2,b, 1884. {
SRI have bad The honor 10 receive your letter nj IN.
22d ultimo, and have submitted it TO the President
In answer beg leave 10 inform you that the additional
troops ordered last into the State Alabama
been Withdrawn and nothing but the ordinary garrison at
Fort Mitchell will remain in the Creek country.
The President has read with great plea ufe the act
oil the Legislature Of Alabama, which you we transmit
ted-aDd he will be much graed IL the enforc Mt of
the stpulaiions OF the Creek Treaty shall render IL unne
cessry 'or MIN 10 resort to the provisions OF the
1907, which he has the wish 10 do unless
required by The obligations assumed by the United States
IN mat treaty. Very respectfully,
Your obeden servant,
LEWIS CASS.
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SPECIMEN ON THE Fine ARTS

An interesting Artist from the North high reputation has
a 20 US very beautiful medallion, which he
ana accompanied with the following Proposals. We baye M
hesitation in his enterprise patronage of IL
oeiaI pubic-Subscrpons will be cevcd at this Office: = "
Tor making BY subscription, Die, tho honss
Of uenefa washington Mt. Jefferson are
liberty TO use their own bersy point of the ubscrp
9m no Do VIII be three inches dometer subscbr
VIII get an impression from the likeness and under
Ina composition amer finished Artist would ash the
each subscriber would amount OF m
him TO boar expe '"''' ~ o"''o
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hpTn III. IllO-tdsl Er'0r. of David Bullock

A PARTNER WANTED-ln a business of long
"a standing and having fair proportion OF CUSTOM ira.
ding with capital Of $4,000. person business hab
u.s. who can bring from to SO 900 in the concern, and
VIII devote his entire attention 10 business substitute
suitable assistant, will now have opportunity OF enter
Ing INTO MeIcsntile establishment both respectable and
Prohabe and in which an increase Of Capital aud assist.
ance can be usrd TO advantage The advertiser calcu.
es TO continue his unremited exeron in the advance
ment OF the interests Of the business Few advantages
equa TO the one in question presented those DESTROYS
oil engaging in business. A line addressed to T. L. p
and lei, at this ohce, will meet with attention.
April II. II0-n
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His Eseeney JOHN ov sGwi os h shss

The Bank prints quoting from the London Ciobe
or 1ns the Tory papers, criticisms the of
the President towards the Bank OF the U. s. But what
that oid Wing paper the London Morning Chronicle!
This subject .tho Bank Staies) will OF course bo
ono which will be deeply gatod Congress susrrcr
the PHETpErT THE IpsA or nav
Ise sHAkES BHfrH YoKE TO opy.r
moNisp ConPoRATios, WILL HARDLY
III or 10 Urfrr gr
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NEW WORK

HE VOICE OF THE COUNTRY Under this appro.
PIRATE head, the Albany Argus gives column and half
OF the most gratifying Intelligence with respect to the
result oil the country elections Every where the cause of
Democracy is niumphing We subjoin an abstract Of
these good udngs, our space NOT allowing copy the
details entire. - -
heard from 1913 In Goshen average democratic majority
%; last tall it was 81 In Hamptonburgh democratic ma
joHty 20; last fall IS against ust In atk democratic
aeory ~; last al % against us! In Bloomingrove,
Minsnk, Warwick and Montgomery the majori,ies are
still against but greatly reduced since last Autumn
In SuHodn Co,Aty the election for the town Of Ma.
makang resulted in the success Of the democratic ticket
by an average majority OF hwndred and ten the
greatest majority given in mary years. In 1882 the ma.
jointly was only Is.
In Saratoga County, far heard FROM the work poes
bravey on &D Saltwater the democratic msiorty is 100
La Clifton Park, the entire democratic Ticket except the
Justice oil Peace, has succeeded asd by vote that shows
gam on our side oil one hundred since the fall election
oil 1897 In BsIIslOn our ticket carried by So msjor
ty-neu gain OF 81 votes In Half Moon our ticket met
| no opposition. In Milton, Northumberland. Dav Gal.
way Edinburgh and Saratoga Springs democratic tickets
carried by gratifying mjorhesn several OF them much
Increased since The last contest In Waterford alone has
the Bank party gained strength. The opposition majority
there Is and in 1892 il only g. In Saraoea the
opposition ticket has likewise succeeded, but by much
| 1882 il was $50!
| In the town Of Reading, in sesbem county, the demo.
cratic candidate Tor Supervisor, Judge Bow veteran
democrat succeeded by 90 majority, and candidate
for Justice Of the Peace by So. The selection turned CT
clusivey on the question Of Bank, no Bsok-and the
decision was emphatcsy bank! Il should be borne
in mind that Reading has heretofore uniformly given ar
opposition majority.
From number OF town in Rensselaer, cestnfv the mos
cheering intelligence is received. IandIske 3runswck
and Shodack are with us. InSchssbdeoke ed ticket
chosen. In Greenbush and Pitts,oyyu n.or;,;ss
| against US.
! The returns from Coumbis show that that county
stands IN The board OF Supervisors, precso as il did last
year.-.N. Y. Il. Post
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a MEETING OF the Directors OF .. The Society for
IN the prevention Of the ascending and abduction of
Sidpes is requested at the Office OF the Mutual Assur-
ance Society, on this euening at o'clock.
April H. II0-It
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County and City vote,
Deduct City votes,
Majority in Tho County proper,


Tho pos examined by Mr. Mostly myself
Deputy Sheriff. and their books. Burton aud MT Ely
SON. fends Of MI Randolph examined
bad votes Col Burton examined the polls.
rctions thoy concurred with ballot
votes made our by us The Of which -
votes Tor MI Bots and 81 for Mr.. Randolph.
Not in hal I.e,;.
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SOME Of the CdnpbeHs are coming On Mondav
ss various memorials were presen,edto the H. Of r. from
ne People Among these. were several from good old
pennsylvania, wiz" Memorials, by Mr.. Muhlenbu, r.
from Ss4s CITIZENS Of Berks county praying that the u S.
BANK may not be re-charered and that the public depo
sites may not be restored. and denying the existence of
great distress In that negbborhood BY Mr. Sutherland
memorial from the citizens Of the 3d Dis.
rct oil Pennsyvania sustaning the course OF the Adj
miosaion, and signed by 2S79 voters making in add.
ton to these heretofore forwa re, 3I79 "snd ma
ny more were coming'-snd by Mr.. Beaumont, memo.
rails from Northumberland county, against the re charter
AMI the TesfordffonOn the day. Mr. Beaie of Viz
gina, rose TO present memorial the either of Rock
ingham and SHENANDOAH:
mi beae said MI Speaker reojutiop
people, who In Virginia, AL the for
dom. have been denomnaisd 10th legion of m
heh resolutions approve Of the
rom the Bank OF the United States
egay and responsibility Of the Bank United Stato ana
as therefore dangerous under Government limited
ons hare that they parties:
here those from part OF The
those from tho of Shenandoah
enng voe to one OF the esoiuions amidst
majority were OF particular they
that people and their
fought against the British the Indians and aded
upon m basis the rights ace. They of
great cyi revolution OF 1900 They party
tanned Tho administration in the rights Of ou
sailors and the liberties Of the then hold o
"e hghn 10 the enemies OF in
"s nave rallied under no banner but that the Unon'
he Compiler for Mr. Cay-a man. II pub
o,s letter o Charleston, ntmating they
upon him as the Candidate Of
ano let US see hands, o. nj ease. o~"'
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ERlBB'S AT AUCTloN.-In compliance with the last
Will and Testament Of David Bullock decd, will
offer for sae TO the highest bidder Monday the 18th
day OF May next, at Louisa Courthouse, Chat being
Court day. the Tract OF Land lying in the said county, on
both sides OF the South Anna River called Bbb's con
tans by recent survey 635 LIZ acres, of which, about
l3i are low grounds; IL has ample supply of timber
aud can be divided, 10 accommodate purchasers have
LETT plot OF it with Mr.. Burruss, the tenant, who will
show the Land to any persons Wishing view it. Mr.
Buruss has lease on the land annual Of 5000
which will terminate on the 3lst December, 1885, the
benefit OF which, for the year, will be sold with the
Land The terms Of sale will be- fourth payable on
the LIST January next when possession will be delivered
and Deed executed TO the purchaser who will then be
required TO execute Bond demand for the residue OF
the purchase money, with endorsement thereon, that
II all the interest due thereon and third OF the prnci
pal shall be paid annually thereafter the payment of the
residue shall not be enforced with Deed OF Trust on
the Land to secure the payment be proceeded the
interest and any instament OF the principal shall
unpaid Tor sixty days after becoming due. APP
proved security in the penalty Of three thousand dollars
viii be required of the purchaser for, complying with the
terms OF sale on the lstJanuary next.
FRED HARRIS,
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THE COMMITTEE OF sEyEN.

The Opposition coming out apainst the sspeak-
ers nomination of the Bank Committee O. p q.
In yesterdays Compiler, criticzes the selecop--and
while lie admits, that Everett and Ellsworth ara
strong men on their side, he spnrnges the FIVE ON
the other; and complains that instead of having three
ont of the seven, the Speaker has given them onlv
two. We have no doubt, that o. p. @. thinks his
two equal in ability to the other five-ad when he
comes to recollect that the Committee will be- az IL
were in the enemy's camp-in the City of Philadel-
phia, where Bank terror holds its dominop--and
where these two members will have all the Bank
ana us mlnions to aid them, we hope he will be
better satisfied. For our own paris we are almost
nra'a !at the Bank will prove itself match for any
COMMITTEE that could he constituted-F For several
reasons, the selection ofthis Committee was subject
OF much embarrassment We understand, that soma
men OF ability did not wish to leave the Civ! m,
the End place, desirable to avoid The ol,iecto,,
OF taking any member of the Committee of Wava
nnd Means. 1t was, Of course, deemed intI;spensn
Die to have on Administration man as Chairman n
lawyer, and man of high character and great mo-
raj courage-and Mr.. Thomas of MARYLAND is such
a man, Besides, It wns proper TO have one man who
was on the last COMMITTEES Of Investiyation-as Al
Thomas was. The Bank has Obtained two of her
strongest men in Everett Of Mass. and Ellsworth of
Connecticut, mild in their temper but of bipb cha
racter Muhlenbnrg of Penn. is one of the most
vlrtuous and honorable men i'm the country and Ien
titled with the Democracy of Pennsylvania MIR
Mann OF New York, is highly worthy and res,,ect.
able nian-and MIR. Lyle of Ohio is man of tu-
tents, from Cincinnati-and it was desirable TO have
member from the West on the Committee Asto
our own Mason, his clear intellect his great moral
Character his superiority to all low party passions
and to all aspirations for Office, qualify him in an
eminent degree for this important commission. Nav
they act with firmness and justice. All eyes will be
upon them.
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and manneri made but stated that II the Bank Of
the " States was to 20 down, Il would be unneeessary
choice Of u States Senator he should consult the best
Interests Of his country bu, would not pledge himself TO
vote Tor Mr.; Leigh Or Mr. W. c. Rives; bu, he would
nate at this ime.The the close OF the election
STOOD Tor Villa" shsna.. u!
Col Hunncut was against the AdminIstrato and gen.
orally supposed to be in favor Of Mr.. Leigh"
PowHATAN-N Dei)
Thomas Miller, l53
John C. Porter, al
Porter Withdrew early In tho day. Nash 10 man OF
zinc talents and OF unblenished reputation He 10 friend
OF the present Administration; but differing from
Bank Question.
ISLE OF wiGHT-(l DeL)
Joel Hollenan, reelected without opposon-A friend
Of the Administration, aud against tho Bank.
ROCKBRIDGE-(2 DEL)
NO Opposition to the late members. aud small poll Ia
ke"' ins following was the result:
Ch. p. Dorman. Jas. Mcdowell, Jr
s ss;s's S,;as. 50 50 e e
Dorman Is an opponen And Nc Doweli friend, Of tho
Admini,iraton,excep, on the Deposi,e que.tion-snd
against the Bank.
GLOUCESTER-O DEL.)
$50 votes said 10 be taken Monday, al the last
counts Thomas Smith, (Opposon) the old member, said
10 have received about 23ds Of the given over
,O"ee' lanm'nsration)- And Tor the Senate, DHbney,
loppos'ion) received the like proportion. Hsrwood,
tAdministalion)-Ths Polls were probably kept open.
CHARLOTTE-(l Del)
f. NJ alisone, Jackson 10 .cied to ill the place
oil Col Wyatt. dvcliaed- Majority stated (The OPP
position expected a different result)
HENRICO- Corrected
Bolts beat Randolph l20 votes, Originally made only
ITO, ny clerical msiake) The Poll Book examin.
ed In our presence on Tuesday when the following exhi-
bit was taken down City vote: given in 222 OF which
Bolts received ia and Randolph 4s-majory Bolts
i26vot~s on the skirts OF the City, many Of the persons
having their business in the city, 20 for Bolts and 10 for
Kandolph-ailowing Tor the first only, Randolph has
majority in the county only Of 6-sowng for boih Of l6
"A memorandum has since been handed to us, by friend
Of John NJ Bo with request to lay IL before the Pub.
lie. Here itis:-(we publish il with pleasure, but do
not vouch for its correctnessl
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Claims on France-we informed from w sshing,on,
that the period Tor the execution OF the Convention With
france Tor indeinn'ies account OF spoaons Aner
can Commerce will be prolonged in consequence OF
rsngement made between the two Governments through
the medium OF our Minister at Paris. The distribution
OF me funds payable by France. will take place imued
a'sy at the receipts and there Is given TO
understand. as we'll from the disposition Of the present
French Chamber OF Deputies, from the state oil
first nstanent will be speedily rendered avaiabe.-Ba
Rem.
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ne fT0ceedHgs ~ Inc II. 81 X. FTi3dV.
We have some articles 10 bring out on the Previous
Question, the votes of Representatives, &c. &C. In
the mean time must notice the Precious Question:
src'e 10 the last Globe The Globe shews, that
Binney and Webster both pressed for an
cson at the commencement of Congressman then asks
how alter discussion OF four months the Bankmen
now complain that II brought close. AS to the
Previous Question, which cut off (sccoring the NJ In
tegencer so many speakers amongst whom stood con-
spcuons one oil the Representatives from
(Mr. John O. Adams)-the Globe pertineDtlv asks xhs
Their this very member and his Bank allies did not impose
the gag-aw at every stage OF the bill the char
ter aud at last force through by the agency OF the Pre-.
vous Question? And whether they did not take this high
handed course again at the last session. upon Mr. Yer
psncks Resolution III favor Of the Bank-permitting Mr.
Wickie to make speech in favor it, cutting off all
reply by the Precious Question ," And yet thew now
have The consistency TO complain that John Y
Of the pures men in Virginia, wished bring proract
ed debate OF four months TO closew the friends of
the Bank were originally anxious decide it-and
when opponents wished for time TO mature their nap
cia measures and TO investigate the Of the Bank be.
fore Congress adjourned!
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IMPORTANT FRoM New OaLEANs. A letter from
Washington dated, April 81, Which has hand this
morning, gives the following information:
we have just received the important that
the Citizens Bank Of New Orleans has loan
oil fourteen millions OF dollars la Holland at per cent
Tor Thus Is the game of he United States Bank
on the prosperity OF the Valley OF the Mss.s ppi Toll d
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The Siae Loan Bill passed a third reasing in the As.
semoy yesterday afternoon. by the decisive OF 80 to
I2.-.aibany(.N. n Argus
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SPEciE.-The London Times OF Feb. 20h, says
lhe actual Transmission OF Specie hence to The United
Sses not believed At present 10 have exceeded 900
600. Of which 500 600 have been sent by one leading
capitalist, and the remainder by other houses"
The Roscoe has on board $50 .000 The Hibernis has
$'oVoo The Pacific has an equal sum, the President
from London hae larger amount and
more or less gentleman passenger in the Roscoe says.
argesum In progress OF shipment, then disposed
sgreot truth can hardly escape .uspicon.--JoWnai Of
Commerce.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF VTRGLNrLa.

FeAoic- Citizens: Once more TO the Pols-and vim
dictate the Constitution against this monstrous Bank
Albemarle has spoken in ihunder and her voice will
resound 10 the remotest corners of the Common
wealth. There have been four changes in the cleo
tons from which we have yet heard, on political
grounds-And they are all against the restoration of
the Deposltes.-We refer to Sussex and Nottoway,
twhose votes will be sfted by the Legislature, and
the two Delegates from Albemarle. Spotsylvania
and Charlotte have elected new members but de-
cided friends the Administration. Ate point
as yet, where there hns been any change i'm the
counties, the Opposition has been beaten.
But more-The prospect is Frightening all around
us. Our accounts from every quarter are cheering.
The People are risng-and Amelia, and Bucking-
ham, and Mecklenburg, and Halifax, are expected
to put forth their strength.-Let us march on in the
spirit of victory-But let show our discretion as
well as valour--and exercise both qualities for the
good OF our country.-Our friends should make sa-
CRITICS. for the public service. We are satisfied.
that our systematic opponents or wavering friends
ore attempting to break our ranks, by pushing for
ward new candidates from our own party, and di-
vidng our strength in order conquer u.s. Let ms
be on our guard against this danger-They will
withdraw their weakest candidates, in order to con-
solidate their power, and carry their strongest man
Why should not we profit by their example? Are
not the friends of the Administration as readv 10
sacrifice their own interests OH the altar of their
country, as the friends of the Bank?
10 the Polls-then to the Pos!-Let us string
every nerve-do our duty-and we must conauer
Our Constitution will be Swaziland our liberties
will be protected against an Institution whose pow
er ought to be feared, the more il is fe-Let Vir-
gina be now true to herself; and the fate of the
Bank will be sealed forever!
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=, :, Il UuTs very resPecIIuIIy
Another correspondent u.s. that the above are
party voies-there very few votes probably
not ~ IN the county, and those pretty well balanced
There are 1850 votes in the couny-(and il would
from the above return. that there were 1927 given)
GREENSviLLE COUNTY-(I Deli
10 TIE EDITORS
"HIcK's FoRD, April 7th, 1884
al hasten to give you the requested information con-
corning our Senatorial Election There were more votes
gwen IN than were ever known in the county, and be
heve az lair test as was made Gen. Brodnax ha
wing resided in the county for the last twenty years. with
me exception OF very small portioo had comp eeIy gain
ed the personal respect and esteem of the entire county,
and assure you, wasa great undertaking for some Of the
people to forego their personal prepossessions The fol-
lowing Is the result OF the election:
SENATE.
For Dromgooe, 1877
Brodnax, ~
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litter from correspondent cacula that CrutcbfeId
would be returned by majority Of sbos 80 over Sem
pie which would give him majority offe whole coun.
y-thus, beating his Eve competitors put together.
PRINCE GFORCE
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we have published the eloquent Letter Of Yireinius
the last part OF his address scsthes 1t were with
stroke OF lightning, miserable print In this City, Ii
Is spiendtda bills, and il is al just But il is
ike "breaking the fly upon the Wheel" Such paper
Is scarcely worthy of so much notice
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
~ and toih the ddrice and consent of the Senate
Thomas Woodbridge, to be Consul for Brazoria Texas
in Mexico.
Thomas j. Lacey, to be Judge Of the Territory of Ar
kansas. in the place OF Alexander NJ Clayton
Levi. Sanders, TO be Attorney for the District of
Kentucky, in the place OF Thomas b. Monroe appointed
Judge for said DISTRICT Globe.
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no CORRESPONDENTS AND REAnERs

have concluded in this the ACTS Of
The las. General AsombIyWe obliged postpone vaou, ar
uoes I'll our next tho Decisions of Appeals
-hnh sundy Communications Republican If no
Ha.ssar ggD o. p on of MI. Csys Norfolk
fork on the Virginia Liberty addres
a ns rends o. tho
this opportunity to notify on
Doth sides OF the James River that COM
Of force and
700 long to pc inserted Laoonc pungent
are now the Order OF the DayThose be read or
printed should rocolect the old adage, that Bovy soul OF
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PRINCE GEORGE

"PRrNcE GKoRoE, April 9th, 1884,
Yesterday our Election took place. Mr.. Stands, the
late Delegate in addressing The People. declared himself
opposed 10 the United States Bank and all other Banks Of
DISCOUNT on the plan Of orr Banks. He said, that he
disspProved Of the removal Of the Deposes 10 the wsy
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Tn,trsdo,, H,

M, -, :, ,I"Wsuuy EUeHHg, 0'tIocF.
The papers are too wet to be given ill the morning
Our Letters contain no news II brings MIR. Edward
Fon'aines Address To the Citizens of Hanoper" in
reply to the paper which has been among them
IL Is too late Tor insertion to- moow-but will appear in
our next paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-13

tween the old and the new Laws appears IN a
form so impressive, in that communication, that
40 one can doubt the propriety of amending it.
In looking over the Code, which friend was
GOOD enough to lend me- find thatthe Corpora
ton is compelled to take up all their paper by
the month of May, and prohibited from issuing
,ny more; and how is this money to be raised,
when we are already sufficiently burthened by
taxes2 Now, really, think the Public ought to
be much obliged to 90 P. c." for wishing to
force this Law upon US, when he must know
how much it will Cypress us: but perhaps, as
this Code promises well for him, he intends to
help us. We shall see.
hope, however, that steps will be taken by
those to whom the public interests are commit
ted, in our town, to examine this Code and pro-
pose such amendments as may be considered
necessary Immediately to the Committee, as
they desire-the opinion of {" O. P. O." to the
contrary Notwithstanding. Il. 5. L.