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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

W. F. have this day been appointed sole
W agents for J. VI. SINGER & CO.'S
SEWING MACHINE, for Washington and
Alexandria We nave used them for several
wears. and find them 10 be the best in USE
Also, FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, OF
improved plan at low prices
WALL, STEPHENS Il co,
No. 322, Penna ave, between 9th and 10Th SIS.
Washington Jan lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

->.>- TO The PUBLIC.-Alrhough
tsSlsG-8t rather summarily dIspossessed of
the UmnIbus work in connection with the Geo.
Page. my friends and the public at large, will
find nv COACHES at the wharf, at the Wash.
ington Depot, and on the Avenue, as usual, and
respectfully ask for their cOuntsnsnce and sup
mort liam ll-drf1 HUGH LATHAM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
Jan 62awts
BY S. J. ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-Or
IL Thursday, the l4th day Of January, 1888,
az ~ o'cIock H, will be offered for sale, on the
premises the extensive establishment on the cor
ner of Queen and ST. Asaph streets in this city,
G7fe known as the ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY -
a.. The buildings are all OF brick, three stories
IN height, with easements; of best material and
workmanship are fully supplied with gas and
water and thoroughly heated by nues. They
were built expressly Ior an extensive Boarding
School, and are admirably adapted for that pur-
pose but admit, with moderate outlay, of
a change into three commodious Dwellings,.
For further particulars, apply, prior to the
sale to ROBERT BROCKETT.
Terms at sale. dec l5-2awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

LITERARY ASSOCIATION. "A meeting was
hei1 at the Alexandria Library Rooms, Ly-
csum Hall, on Monday evening, with view
to the organization OF a Literary Association,
and an organization having been effected by
the appointment Of VIM. +. Baker as Chair
man, and VIM. F. CGrue, Secretary, Messrs.
F. w. Miner and, j. T. Gordon were ap-
pointed committee to prepare consttu.
ton.
The number in attendance being small, IN
c,nse qucnce Of the imperfect notice which
had been given, further proceedings were
postponed until this evening at :! O'clock, at
which time all gentlemen, old or yOnug, de-
string to unite in society Of the kind are
invited to attend.
Few places as large az Alexandria, are
without something Of the sort, and the absence
of one here, is by no means creditable to the
intelligence and public spirit Of our young
men.
Losses by FIRE During the year 1857,
the following losses by fire were sustained in
the different wards Of this city:-First Ward
$1,000: Second Ward SIS. 500; Third Ward
$4,000, and Fourth Ward $500; making a
total of $4,000.
Ducks AND DUCEERs.-For years past the
geese and ducks nave been growing scarce
upon the Potomac aud the creeks and rivers
U EAR the District. The offerings Of our CUR
ners in the markets have been very small
during several seasons. Several OF our pro-
fessiDnal gunners, in order to continue sup
plies u their customers, have been as tar as
Currituck county, \. c., where waterfowl Is
plentiul, but they were not allowed to follow
their business, because as we are Informed
they are not residents of the county. 1t is
necessary for them to be actual residents
twelve months before they can ENJOY the priv
ilege of shooting in that State. If 1t be true
that duckers are not allowed to operate out
of their own county, the business will be fol
lowed by very few on the Potomac in short
time Wash. Star.
IyCENDIARY ATTENrT.-An attempt was
made On Monday night, to burn Carpenters
shop at the upper end Of Prince street
Fortunately, the flames were discovered be
fore they had made much progress, and the
fire extiugushed. The police and citizens
generally should be Oh the alert and if pos
sible, bring t. justice those who are eudan-
gering property and life in our midst.
CORRECTION. The lowest OF the Thermom-
eter for the years 1856 aud 1857, should
have been marked with the minus sign, to
show that the Mercury was below zero.
1856 50 below zero.
1877 Glo "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
Washington. Jan I-d3w

I INSEED OLA full supply, just received;
I 1 also, Nor LEGAL Lewis pure White Lead:
Snow White Enc; Patent Dryers; Litharge;
Spanish Brown; Venetian Red; Black Paint;
Putty; Coach Varnish; Japan DO; Boiled Linseed
Gil; Spirits Turpentine; English Paints IN
Tubes; Artists Brushes, and Sand Paper. !or
sale by JOHN LEADBEATER Il son,
StabIers old stand, Nos ) x 7, south FairlaX-st.
IL mo u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

IL ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE Eff
FiCACY OF BERAAVE'S HOLLAND BIT.
TERS-N. VI. Poinaexter, al Union office, Sep
TENDER 10th, 1854, says Some weeks since
being seriously affected with pain and uneasi-
ness at the stomach, loss OF appetite and at
times strong symptoms of dyspepsia, was in
duced to try your HOLLAND BlTTERS, and
| feel it but an act OF justice to the article as
well a, for the good of those who may be efIeC-
ted with like arrangement OF the stomach, TO
state, that the use of one single bottle OF TINS
medicine proved Of incacuable benefit having
freed the stomach from all sense OF depression,
oud removed every symptom OF dyspepsia.
wupld. also, remark, that two ether members OF
nv r,oily, VINO were afflicted in a similar man
ner win myself, were entirely relieved BY the
use OF single bottle each.
CAurIoy!-Be careful 10 ask for BCERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS. Sold al + per bottle
or bottles for 50, by the sole proprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE JR., & CO.,
Plttsb0rg, Pennsylvania.
Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL Il STEVENS,
Wholesale Agents; WIN. A. HART, J. R.
PIFRPOINT, and by Druggists generally,
throughout the United States. jan ll-"olw
TNJNE BEEF-The subscribers would re-
specially inform the puLlI:, that they
have lust received the first inotalment OF lot
OF very fine CATTLE, purchased OF Mr. Caleb
Rector, of Fauquisr County, Va, which "ilI be
slaughtered, and offered for sale al their rcspec-
tive Stalls, in all this month, (January) com
mencing on Saturday, nth inst, and continue
every day until the entire LOT Is disposed OF.
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
nubl:c JOHN P EMERSON.
ian S-d2t&eotf n EMERSON Il son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
The Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. l2-Four is firm al 81 50 for
Howard street, Ohio, and City Mills. Wheat IS
steady; white $l,l5GSl,25; and red at Sl,O5.
Corn is buoyant; white 55aj7c., and yellow 60
a6ac. Whisky is dropping at 2062lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

C.SO REWARD.-Ranaway from the farm
S,)U OF the subscriber, near Centrevills,
Fairfax County, Va, on the night Of 5th instant
negro woman HARRIET, about IS years Of
age, black, feet or 4 inches high, and tolera-
bly, likely. she was purchased by me OF Messrs
Dickinson & Hill, in Richmond, and formerly
came from King George County. will give
the abov. reward if returned TO me, or secured
so that can get her. A. 5. GRiGSbf.
Fairfax County, Va, nov 2s-eetf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
STREET on WHICH THE PROPERTY LIES
Lot, Queen and Alfred,
Lot, Cameron and Fair ak,
Z rE r,l.I;,, ,,l Peal

Lot, Queen and Alfred,
Lot, Cameron and Fair ak,
Lot. Fairfax, Franklin and Royal,
Lot, Duke.
Lot. St AsaPh,
Lot. Duke,
Lot, st. Asaph,
Franklin,
Lot, Duke,
Lot. Gibbon and Royal,
Lot, Duke and Alley
Lot, Franklin,
Lot, Alfred,
Lot, Gibbon and Patrick,
Lot, Royal and Wilkes,
half sar. Oronoko, Pendleton Il West,
Lot, Fayette and Alley,
quarter square Cameron and Payne,
one square, West, Wythe and Payne,
half square, line and Wythe,
one square Madison, West, and Payne,
! sqr. Madison, FaYette, West &Payne.
one sqr. Madison, Patrick and Henry,
Fayette
square, Pendleton, Payne, &c,
square. Madison, Payne, &c
! square, Madison, Fayette, &c,
square, Madison, Wythe, Fayette, sc,
" Patrick, &c,
.sqr. Pendieton, Payne, Fayette &Henry
square, Madison, Payne. West, &c,
! square. Fayette, &c,
square, Madison, Henry, &c,
Z square, Madison, Henry, Patrlck,%c
quarter square, Cameron and Payne,
one sqr Pendleton, Payne X Fayette.
one square, Washington and West,
/ sqr. Washington, Fayette x Henry.
quarter sqr. Washington and Wythe,
sqr. Wash, Wyrhe, Patrick &Henry,
quarter square, Cameron and Payne,
Lot, Cameron and Water,
Lot, Patrick,
Lot, Pit,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

Fz.zS FOR SALE.-Ths HOUSE AND LOT
.H5sl, in the village of Wildwood. Clarke county,
Va, formerly the residence OF DR.. Robt b, Lit
tie, on reasonable terms. II is one oil the most
desirable in the place, either tor a private resi-.
dencp or for public house there being none in
the place. Any one wishing to purchase, by
writing to me, at Salem, P. o. Fauquier Co,
Va, will be promptly replied 10
Il L. HORNER.
Slam Eamnnier Cn Va dec 22-enif
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
TIE BANK OF THE OLD DomYroy,

~ bANk OF The I'D II'7hI''IV''
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Ian. J, 1898.
u7HE President and Directors have TINS day,
declared dividend Of ; per cent. out OF
,hp earnings OF the past SIX months, payable 10
the Stockholders on or after the 18th Instant
This is in addition TO the Bonus 10 the Stat" and
State Tax and one and one-our,n per cent.
placed to Surplus Fund account.
JAMES MCKENZIE, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

William w. Whiting,
Sarah Charles,
Mary I. Anderson,
ian r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
Salem, Fauquier Co., Va, dec 22-eotf

{zzA FOR SALE OR RENT-A new and
.b.Sg. desirable three story BRICK HOUSE with
back buildings, containing in all ten rooms II
it pleasantly situated on Payne, between Prince
and Duke streets To cash purchaser ii will
be sold great bargain, or if rented the price
will be 5000 per year. Those wishing nice
and pleasant residence, are invited TO call and
examine the premises. REED & BRO.
dec Z2-eo3W'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

An EXCELLENT investment IN Real Es-
" tate. Will be exchanged for ST Mortgage
Railroad Bonds or Western Cities Bonds TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF choice land, Is miles
above ST Paul, Minnesota.
This land is well situated. known as "OAh
OPENINGS" Mr NJ l.. Chandler, dlstIn-
gushed Engineer, formerly OF Philadelphia
who is acquainted with the land. states that the
crop of hay on some portions last year, was
worth So an acre THIS land will be exchang-
ed on most favorable terms. Address or Apply
to DIR. DUHAMEL. No 3f4, 7,h street Wash.
ing,on. d. c. Washington. jan l3-eoSt
,s MOUNT VERNON. THURS
ss5ss,sSal5grzEDAY.-The STEAMER COLLl-
Err will leave the Wb,ri at the foot OF ll'h
street. al 9 a. IN, and Alexandria at % for
Mount Verncn on Thursday, '4th InStp return
ing by y p m. SAMUEL BAKER, Capt.
ian l3--2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

NEW S.-MHer's Obsfetrics.-The
Y Principles and Practice OF Obstetrics, IN
GLIDING the treatment OF Chronic Inflammation
of the Uterus, considered as the great cause OF
Abortion, by Henry Miller, NJ. D., with liIustra-
tons on wood, price 1878
HGrem's Mental Philosophy Mental Phioso-
ply, including the Intellect, Sensibllltirs, and
viii, by Joseph P Haven, Professor Of Intel
Iectual and Moral Philosophy in Amherst Col
lege price $3.50. Just published and for sale
by Liam III ROBERT BELL.
NOTICE.-We respectfully notify all per
y sons having open accounts on our books
that their bills have been indiscriminately made
of Tor issue up TO this date, and are read y Tor
delivery. Those preierrlng not 10 have them
sent in will ind their accounts ready at our desk.
In view OF the troubles still existing IN the
country in relation to monetary affairs, we beg
that all will speedily comply with the wish we
indicate by this notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

4 COMMISSIONER OFFICE, WOODSTOCK
I J SHENANDOAH County. Dec. s, lSj7-Geo
+. Hupp plaintiff and Hugh Gilleece, Alexan
der Brown, and Henry Rodenhsen, defendants
and Giles Cook, trustee; John c. Richardson
Samuel &. Richardson, decd, legal representa-
tves: Richardson 4 Fishback. B. NJ. Daus
Wheat l. Bro. David r. Glenn, Morgan Wake
man. Daniel Cullen, JOHN Vassa, Israel Burner
William Foss, John S. Hupp, Thomas Steed
James KEN Edward Teanney Tay 4 Hutch
ison, Shinn Il Son, Abraham Mutton, Green x
Walker McVeigh & Chamberlain, Harper 4
Bro. John Strauss -- McGreger John q.
Buck. - Fishback, John Walter, --
Baldwin Joseph ,. Mahanny, Ohio w. Ridge
way, -- kldgeway, T. {. Creighton h Co,
Henry Singer. and Henry r. Richards, creditors
in the deeds of trust mentioned IN the proceed
ings.-You are hereby notified that have liked
upon the 9Th day of January next at my Of
fee, to take an account 10 ascertain what debts
are row due the respective creditors OF GiiIeece
K Co. in the deed of trust to Giles Cook, and
the creditors claiming under the deed OF trust
TO Henry Rodennlsen, trustee. and, also, take an
account 50 as to ascertain what is due from the
said GilleeCe X Co, upon the purchase OF the
furnace and personal property, and, also, to as
certain the expenses incurred by ID. h. Glen
in carrying on the furnace by MIN, required 10
be taken and asceTtaned By decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Shenandoah County, rendered
at the August term, 1857, in suit III Chancery,
depending in the said Court between George r.
Hupp, plaintiff, and Hugh Glleece, decd, de-
PENDANTS, at which time and place the parties
plaintiffs and defendants, and the said creditors
IN the deeds OF trust, and all others concerned,
are required to attend, and prove their respective
claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Cuancery OF the said Court, the day and year
first aforesaid j. HAAS, Commissioner.
Woodstock, Shenandoah Co Va dec lO-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

VOR RkNT-A WHARF, IN good order,
I with a LARGE YARD adjoining. This
property is well located for d Coal depot, Lum-
Der. or Wood. Yard.
IA Also, TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES;,
.i$5!.A-on the wharf, well adapted Tor Commits
sion and Shipping houses.
Also. number Of VACANT LOTS. on Uni
on street, very desirable Tor Plaster lots. For
terms, enquire of GREEN & BROTHER.
nov 2O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
STAGES BOUNDING THE SQUARE IN WHICH
THE PROPERTY LIES.

Queen, Alfred, Princess, and Columbus,
Cameron, Fairfax. Queen. and Water,
Franklin, Royal, Fairfax, and Glbbon,
Duke. Alfred. Patrick, and Wolfe,
ST. Asaph, Duke, Pitt, and Wolfe,
Duke, Alfred, Patrick, and Wolfe,
81. Asaph, Duke, Pitt, and Wolfe
Franklin. Patrick, Alfred, and Gibbon,
Duke, Pitt. ST. Asaph, and Wolfe,
Gibbon, Royal. Franklin, and Fairfax,
Duke, Alfred, Patrick, and Wolfe,
Franklin, Patrick, Alfred, aud Glbbon,
Alfred, Franklin, Patrick, and Glbbon,
Gibbon. Patrick, Alfred, and Wilkes,
Royal, Wilkes, Pitt and Gibbon,
Oronoko, Pendleton, West and Line,
Fayette, Queen, Henry, and Cameron,
Payne. Cameron, West, and Queen,
Payne, Pendleton, West, and Wythe,
Payne, West, Wythe, and Madison,
Madison, Wythe. and Line,
Madison. West, Payne, aud Wythe,
Madison, Fayette, West, and Payne,
Madison, Patrick, Henry, and Wythe,
Madison, Fayette, Henry and Wythe,
Pendleton. Payne, Wythe, and West,
Madison, Payne, Fayette, and Wythe,
Madison, Fayette, Wythe, and Payne,
Madison, Fayette, W. the, and Henry,
Madison, Patrick, Wythe, and Alfred,
Pendleton, Payne, Fayette, and Wythe,
Madison, Payne, West, and Wythe,
Madison, Payne, Fayette, and Wythe,
Madison, Henry, Wythe, and Fayette,
Madison, Henry, Patrick, and Wythe,
Cameron, Payne, Fayette, and Queen,
PendIe,on, Payne, Fayette, and Oronoko,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

IL WHOSE NAME LAST
ASSESSED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

~ WHOSE NAME LAST
ASSESSED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

STREETS BOUNDING THE SQUARE WITHIN WHICH
TIE PROPERTY LIES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

Gibbon, Water Union and Wilkes,
Union, Wilkes, Gibbon, and River,
Wilkes. Fairfax Royal and Wolfe,
Columbus, Wolf, Wilkes, and Alfred,
St. Asaph, Prince, King, and Washington,
Franklin. Union, Water, and Jefferson,
Princess, Fairfax, Royal, and Queen,
King. ROYAL. Fairfax, and Cameron,
Queen, Columbus, Alfred, and Cameron,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

John B. Grubb, estate
Thos. Herbert,
Saml B. Larmour, es I
Est. Mercy Riggs,
" Alice Riggs,
-
q
" +. Rozier,
" Josh a Riddle.
d" Ann lowering,
e -
u g.
" Charles Glasscock,
" F. L. Hooe,
" Richard Conway,
" A. G. CazenOve,
IlTsII.. d AI..-a,la,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

Washington, Pendleron, Wythe and Columbus
Cameron, Payne, Fayete, and Queen,
Cameron, Water, King, and Fairfax.
Patrick, Queen Princess, and Henry,
Pitt, Wolf, Wilkes, and ST. Asaph,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

AMOUNT oF TAXES, AND FOR
WHAT YEARS DUE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

STREETS on WHICH THE PROPERTY LIES,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

CoRREcrIoN.--The lowest Of the Thermom-
eter for the years 1856 aud 1857, should
have been marked with the minus sign, to
show that the Mercury was below zero.
1856 50 below zero.
1877 GIo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

Losses by FIRE During the year 1857,
the following losses by fire were sustained IN
the different wards Of this city:-First Ward
5000: Second Ward SIS 500 Third Ward
$4,000, and Fourth Ward $500; making q
total of So, 900.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-24
Slave Trade i'm Africa.

The Rev. T. j. Bowen, late Missionary to
Africa, and author OF book of travel and
experience in that country, has recently writ
ten letter, which we find in the Georgia pa
pers, Che living in that State,) in which he
discloses the manners in which negroes are
furnished for the market there. He seems to
concede that if these degraded beings could
be imported as slaves, into this country on
just and merciful terms, it would be blessing
to theml But he says that the Slave Trade is
the great cause of the many fierce and cruel
wars among the natives, and is of opinion that
from two to four of them are thus killed, for
every one that is brought away from there !;
and that but for these slave-catching wars, the
natives are not addicted to war.
The following paragraph may serve for re-
Fiction to those who advocate the slave trade
on the ground that it will ameliorate and ele-
vate that race:
In one journey of sixty miles, viz : from
Bedagry to Abbeokuta, L counted the sites of
no less than eighteen towns and villages,
which had been laid in ruins to supply slaves
for the markets of Brazil and Cuba. / found
similar desolations in every country which |
visited on the waters of the ST. Paul's river,
hundred miles interior from Monroyia, on the
slave coast goneraliy. and on the waters of
e. soIgcr. On the Sd of March 1851 wit
messed battle betwaan the slave-catching
army of Dahomey and the Egba people, in
which the former were defeated, and left
twelve hundred and nine of their number dead
on the field. The carnage probably
equally as great on the following day, in
running fight of fifteen miles, and subsequent
close conflict of two hours.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-24

The good old custom of drilling the militia
of our State, having long since fallen into
disrepute, from the manner in which the laws
upon the subject were executed, has been
abolished. Whether it was altogether expe-
dent that all forms of military duty should
be abolished, under the present aspect of our
external and internal affairs, we have no
repeal was introduced into our lasr Legisla-
ture by a sterling and well-meaning democrat,
who doubtless thought his party, at the time
and before, was subject to sufficient arduous
drilling, without the additional duties of peri
odical militia musters. If this reason really
crossed his mind, we concede that its weight
was ample to justify the measure. We well
remember those glorious spring occasions,
when the true and honest yeomanry of the
country were mustered over the old fields in
squads, companies and battalions, EARNED and
equipped with good, clear-cracking rifles,
old rusty muskets, fintless shot-guns, ram
rods, corn-stalks, wooden canes, pea-sticks,
and every other conceivable object that the
Imagination could torture into an s'arm'.
But these times have all gone by; the other
drill has supplanted them. The democracy,
having taken possession of the State have
substituted their peculiar drill They are
not wholly without analogy, and the latter, if
well kept up, is about as unique and interest
ing, as the former. The democracy are about
as uniform as were the late militia-their
principles are just about as various as were
the ''arms", which the militia legions were
wont to grace their exercises withal. The
only substantial analogical difference, is that
the democracy drill only about two-thirds of
the people, more or less,-but the analogy
instantly returns, in the qualification of those
who are relieved. But we seriously fear that
the party drill will fall into the same disrepute
and share the fate of its predecessor, from the
same causes. During the last Legislature
there was disclosed wonderful confusion Of
steps. On the Bank question especially there
was a good deal of shutting in the ranks, and
curving of the lines. Yet we see no effort to
restore order. We would suggest that our
neighbor. the Union and American, devote some
of its valuable space to this subject. 1t may
probably occupy some small part of its time
with such labor, without entirely withdraw
ing its attention and efforts from the produc-
ton of breach between its antagonists. We
admit this latter to be of the highest impor-
lance to its IS; but it is also important
that it should preserve discipline and subor-
lination in its own ranks.