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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

Hiram G. Ruupels, formerly Governor OF
Mississippi, and Senator elect from Harris
county n the present Legislature OF Texas
died at Houston On the 10Th ultimo, after a
lingering illness Of MANY months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The monthly settlement Of the balances re
naming in the United States treasury made
up to the 2Sth ult., is s5,65l,o'i Vs. lhe
b alsnce at the close of the mouth OF NOven'-
her. 1857, was s., 32S, 45l Of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

1t is stated that the highest speed ever
made on the ocean was by the clipper ship
Flying Scud, on the voyage to California
400 miles iu twenty -four hours-ainsteen one
sixth miles per hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The usual croaking about the cotton and
sugar crops has commenced. Not season
passes that we do not bear doleful accounts
of injuries, actual or anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

Jenny Lind recently gave concert at
Dresden, and sucb was the desire to hear
her that an American had to pay so TO
secure couple Of ticket|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

Dispatches have been received from Gen.
Denver. They contain nothing later than
has already been published. lie speaks in
high terms of Mr.. Stanton, and is OF opinion
that he has done everything for the best
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The Boston papers a>ser, that the present
wear has been more disastrous to the COM
merce of Boston than any other within the
nYesept century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The Richmond Despatch says, the bronze
statues of Patrick Henry and Jefferson are
beginning to assume dark aud weather
beaten look. They are locking more like 81
sautic Sepoys than civilized white Amer
cans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

There appears to be general disposition
amongst the manufacturers and .iobbers 10
New York, to adopt the system of short ere
dts. This system, it is thought, gives the
English manufacturers an advantage over
ours; bot it is suggested that it is not SO
much the length Of the credit, as 1t is the in
discriminate manner Of granting it, that
causes the trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The plates for the treasury notes will be
in readiness in about ten days. The ,rea-
surer will not allow more than three per cent.
interest, and the New York capitalists appear
to be combined to demand higher rate -
Very little gold has yet been deposited at the
sub-tressury in New York to be exchanged
for the notes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The importation Of foreign goods to New
York is very light, and nearly all are placed
10 tond, and but little activity is expected
for month or so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The War Department has received des'
patches from Capt. Pope, Of the Artcsian
Well Expedition, stating that, after overcom-
Jog various Difficulties. they are getting along
finely, and expect to see water dischargIng
from the surface within ten days. They
have experienced no trouble with the In
diana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02
NIuTdsrsIn LouIsvIiIe,

There were several bloody scenes enacted
in Louisville on Christmas eve. We stated
yesterday tina, Wm. Porter, aged 10 years
was shot deal ,hat evening in a hotel by a
son Of DE. Williams. On the same night
Warner Sage, barkeeper at the Commercial
Hotel, was killed by a slung-shot in the
hands Of man named BIlen aud Charles
Bull met his death at lIudson Hal from a
howe knife in the hands of man named
DuckwaII. The parties are said to have all
been previous friends, but committed the
deeds while intoxicated. Bulcn aud Ddck
wall we're arrested. -LoRiS Jow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

\ letter from Washington says that adj
tional intelligence Of the increase Of the A.
rican slave trade continues to be received
The President is determined, il possible. tc
put a stop to it. Movements are now making
70 increase the naval force on the African
station, and t. serd more efficient vessels tc
cruise in those waters. Letters received by
the last steamer stats that the English gov
ernmert is moving in the same direction, and
will co operate with our government in any
manner it may suggest to prevent this traihc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The London correspondent of the New
York Commercial writes that the general
progress of improvement is steady. The
position Of the bank was rapidly strengthen
ing, aud it would soon be able to repay the
two millions of over issue, and reduce the
rate Of interest II Q or s per cent. Further
failures were apprehended, bot they cease to
attract notice. The bank received three mil
lions Of dollars in gold in two days. The
latest Hamburg advices state that the crisis
was subsidiug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

Governor Newell, Of New Jersey, has COM
m unicated officially TO the counsel OF D'n-
uelley, condemned to lie hung for murier,
the refusal Ct the Court OF pardons to com
mute his sentence. Donnelly Is to be hung
on the Sth inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

= EGROES FOR HIRE have for hire
= Tor ISIS, several WOMEN, among whom
are a good Cook, good House Servant, Lauu.
dress. aud Da.sy Maid Three GIRLS, ore OF
:. and Cme OF 10 yeLrs Oi age accustomed to
uouse "ork, and one ~ pat out lor d term OF
five years i BOY Ct ~ OF L year, old. Per.
sons VINO may Wish 10 alre any oi the above
NEGROES, may DO so, by making personal ap
p,icaion 10 the Undersigned, at Mount Vernon,
on any day after Christmas day, when they eau
see and examine the Negroes for themselves.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The shipments o! -four from Richmond, TO
South America, during the month of Decem-
Der amounted TO &c. 249 barrels, the value Of
which may be set down in round numbers,
at 900 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02
Mount Vernon. dec Is-eo2w

FiTHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub.
/ scribrT mas Obtained IRON the Alexandria
LoUaiy Court, Letters OF Administration on the
personal estate ui G. ". 2 GUSTS late of Alex.
an4ria county DECD. All persons having claims
against the sad deceased. are hereby warned
~ exhibit lie sane. with tue vouchers thereof,
10 the subscriber, on or before ihe TIN ia, Of
December neXt--rney may otherwise by law,
be excluded from al. benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF Decem.
bSr 1851. r. f. LEE. Executor.
dec lg-eOIw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The New York Herald declines the further
publication Of the post Office lists Of uncal'ed
for letters, because the government OF the
United States. in its advertising business as
arranged 10y Congress, is too poor and too
mean, By It's own confession, to pay the same
adequate compensation for labor performed
on II, account, as is paid by merchants, me
chanics, chambermaids, auctioueers, and all
others who have occasion to Use the adyertI-
sing columns of daily newspaper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

We have full details Of the last revolution
in MexicC--the last for the time being
the re will probably be another in the course
of three months Comonfort suddenly and
uiety seize d the Dictatorship, and annullcd
the Constitution Everybody submitted, as
everybody in Mexico submits to the man who
il bold enough to seize power
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02
a man in France lately lost his nose by a

a man in France lately lost his nose ty
railroad collision. The nose that was des-
troyed was rare in It's uglinCss-au enormous
red-bottle nose. a SCENT f. surgeon, by n
rhinoplastic operation, not only repaired the
damage, but furnished him with better, or
at least n haudsomcr nose than be had be
fore. But the man regretted his original
bottle nose, aud sued the railway company
for s., 600 damages. showing q want of graft
tude to science, which all the faculty Justly
condemn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

Nathaniel F. Stanton, who left Providence,
e. l., early two years ago, on board the
Mary f. Smith, for New Orleans, by the
wav Of Mon,evideo, is now, With several
others v bo took passage with him, serving out
lille sentence in Brazilian peuitentiary-
the vessel having turned out to be SLAYER,
Mr.. Stanton and tho others having been
compelled to assist in taxing II cargo OF slaves
rom the coast of Africa, and having been
seized with the vessel by a Brazilian maL-oi-
war The United States Consul has Interest
ed himself for the release OF Mr.. Stanton and
the other passengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02
navrmrrtin hustralIs.

Ia Australia, it would appear, ~ the last
aGHices from there, national party has beln
IJrmel, their ctject teing to brig about i
union e all the Australian provinces in one
great Federal STATE. Some ysArS since, it
will be remembered, certain movements in
favor Of independence became app rent but
these were promptly hushed W. The immi-
grat:on Of the Irish clement to the Austria.
lIau cyilniPs sinco that ME has been very
extensive, and tue irish people being gene
rally inspired with spirit Of hostility against
the fcgIish government, tbs fact probably
haa tended 10 tar 4, dera..uu" scheme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

4 LMANACS FOR 1885 Farmers and
n Family. Family Christian, Virginia and
North Carolina Evangelical Know. edge Socie.
Tvs and The Church Almanac, for 1873, for
saIe b. me dozen OF single copy A supply OF
Diaries Tor l5t,. d prices ranging from Is cts.
10 81. JAMES ENTWISLE X son,
dec :! No. g3, KIng.s'rret.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

nOVEK ENGLISi SCHOOL. lMsE $50
~ FEvALE Tile Fourth Auru2 >a...". col.
this School wIlI open on t. trsi No'moy ~ J.a'.
ary lN5s The Session consists Of lu I'D. ..,.
July and August, and a week a. Inu'ua-.
given as vacations. Board SO r". ra.'. .-
Board for , days in ths wr's + u'r "H-
Tuition in minor Branches, ST.. al. u. .
Grammar, and Geography so; a0o,un."
&C, with the higher Branches OF Vi 'G.H..'
S15. For further particulars add ,s o.. mo
Scriber at Aide, Loudoun Co Va.
p dec ll-rorJaDl5' r. r. NrGOk N.'n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

The National Iutelliseneer publishes the
annual statistical table Of the Improvements
10 Washington city, prepared by the Venera-
Bile John Sessford, who has himself grown
up with the city, and who has watched Its
progress with paternal solici;ude. Notwi'h-
stand the money pressure and the high price
of labor in consequence Of the heavy amount
of public work, there has been fair proper
ton of private buildings erected, and the
Improvement of the streets has been carried
on by the city authorities to the full extent
of the means at their disposal. Every year
develops the beauty and good taste OF the
original design for the National Metropolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02

A special dispatch to the Richmond South
saws: 1.-The Administration is anxious II es-
cape its responsibility Tor Walkers capture
1t is publishing the general orders issued 10
the Home Squadron, but the fact lie carefully
concealed that particular instructions had
been communicated, portion Of which was
to the effect that the expedition, II it escaped
interrogation on the sea, might De captuteu
while debarkiug. Walker has 20 hoFe u e DC
ing reinstated in Nicaragua by this h''oi".
ment. he will prefer "a claim oil lhuTm"'''
10 Congress for about a million OF d"Il"rS.--
lie saws that he will await events before pre-
cteiiDg suuthward."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-02
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY =, 1888

A portion of the Democratic press at the
South are now, to make prejudice stronger
against their new srcn enemy Douglass 10
culcatins the doctrine that $40 Nor'her"
m an is to be trusted"-no matter what MS
o ,litics are. Formerly. the Democratic ieau-
ers were considereda as the "natural allies Of
tho South, Now, we hold to no such doc
tripes. We believe there are many honest,
true men at tae North--true Natlona! men,
who would do no wrong to the South ard
who would defend our constitutional rights,
aud wish Us prosperity and honor. Such u
n orthern man, we take it is Edward Everett
Daniel Dickinson, of New York lie anoth
er:-one a Wing the other Democrat
And, doubtless. there are thousands who
think with them, But as for considering
Democratic leaders as natural allies, mere
" because, at times they fuss and figure III
politics, that is quite another thing. We
have nothing to say for such leaders aud be.
lieye there is ''no confidence" certainly to be
placed in them. If Mr.. Douglas is in that
category, it is tue lookout Of himself aud his
recent admirers.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

How 70 MAXI SHORT WINrRR.-Get nine.
ty-days hote discounted in bank. Spring and
pay day will come round quite a. sooA as you
are ready for them Exchange.
The writer omitted the most essential point
In the above suggestion, viz: to inform Us how
We we're to get the note discounted. A good
many persons would pay to end out.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

DAsIx0 THEHr-A Chicago lady has been
imposing . not over moral story upon the
Oquawka Spectator as original, which is stolen
from Eugene Sues Mysteries Of Paris"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

< San AccIDRnV-A German named Adam
stseiger, employed on the farm Of Mr.. Nc8arg,
several milss below this city, met with . serious
and probably fatal accident day before yester-
day. He vas engaged in the afternoon chop
ping heavy limb from prossrated tree. The
6mh struck hin On the neck ~ Il fell, and bent
NJ oedy doye - 6escibly ~ 70 hspak ~ haek.
4 portion ef Ne limb penetrated his Thigh.
wakisg . tsssible wousd. The iniusy - his
apiAe pasalyssd III The lower past e NJ body.
y this aooaditioa, and tas from help, hs used
- ~ - lever, apd psysd n ahs lish, -
shas ~ could ees OFT Of The lsap. He dies
dnegsd his,sph By The Asms. bic lover limos
heiag entiesls pasalyysd, . quarter 81 n,le
s = sas 500; all b. e4es slsaIs W. e
- t - - le0s IN e - ~ -
slv ghsG - = VT Asaeet1l NAG1e -
- NwA - i ~ - NJ noso In
0d0nDA e10Uae oen1A~Dassnosss oaneee.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

EvIDKScE o. PRoGREss.-By the following,
which we cut from the Gate City, it will be
seen that our ambitious and spirited rival 10
still advancing rapidly in population, il she
has suffered in the depreciation of her real prop
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
The cLAeoEr IxpxAcHursr CAsr. "A cores

The CLAGGEr IMPEACHMENT CAsE.-A cores
pondent of the Gate City Says
The Clagett Committee have not reported,
but it is understood that they will report against
impeachment. Il has been intimaied, but
know not by Whist authority, that they viii en-
body in their report q censure Of his conduct,
and advise against impeachment on the ground
of the shortness Of his term and the time ie
would occupy. II something Of this kind is
not done. pity those Of his opponents who
will find it necessary to transact business in
his court; and most especially do pity J. C.
Hall, Of Burlington. This escape, instead Of
being warning, only serves 20 increase his van
ity and strengthen his determination TO rule
With rod Of iron.
Another correspondent Of the same paper
says:
/ 1 do not think the House will consent 70 the
trial Of Cagete The opinion 10 gaining ground
that the game b not worth the powder, and
that the STATE cannot afford to pay ten tkosssad
dollars, 70 try tho man thrust upon you by Lo.
cofoco vire.p1ilers. His term d short; his
condemnation severe, and be ought to Be suffer-
Cd 20 70 down TO oblivion without the n0toeie.
y he seeks from trial. Petitions are aocking
in from his district, but the people fosget that
evidence 10 wanted, and not opinions in his Ia
v0e. Isl - ~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

Four doublets aud one triplet in one month,
aud that the first month in the year, too. Who
can estimate the home INCREASE OF our popula.
iion for twelve months, making due allowance
for the increased attention in that direction.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
Jusr so.-The St. Louis Evening News justl,

JUsr So.-The St. Louis Evening News justly
observes:
"If the Southern Senators and Representa-
tives unite to bring in Kansas, with the Le-
compton constitution saddled on the shoulders
Of Us unwilling people, they will gain nothing
aud losc all the friends they ever had At the
North"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
R,prus ~ JANuAny "a:

BIRTHS IN JANUARY, 1893.
Twin sons to Edward Kilboarne, Esq.
Son and daughter to J. w. Shacklock.
Son and daughter to James Satchel
Twin daughters to q. G. A. Strihlcn.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

SVWpsssOesOa4
themselves and finish these detestable but two
common crimes without outside interference.
The people Of Kansas have then in their own
way aud IN .stsict sccordaaoe with the organic
act framed constitution md State gossrnn emf
---have submitted the al important question Of
slavery TO the people, and have elected gov.
ernor; member or Congresss, members Of the
State Legislature, and other officers, and they
Dow ask admission into the Union under this
Constitution. Republican In lie form it 10 for
Congress 70 decide wheshey viii admit or object
tho State which has thus heeA created For
my own part an decidedly r. favor Of is -
misson, thus terminating the Kansas Gusssion,
This Will carry out the greet principle u non.
intervention sanctioned By the Organic &c,
which declares in expeess languaas in favor Of
ne noE-inteFsentioa Of Congress With slavery
In the States and Territories. leAvins ~, -.
Pc perfectly free 70 fora aad regulate their
domestic regulalions u their o~n ~ay. subiec,
only 20 We OoAetitaeiou o. the q. SIN this
manner, ~ i0calixing The question Of slavery
and connning y - the people who are immedi.
eseIy concerued, every patriot anxi0usly expec.
seo that this question would BE- baniahed from
the halls Of Congress, where Il has Aiusys ex.
ertsd banefal indaence 70 The eaaatyy.
y ~. Bnehassa fnrtAss says, Il Aas bean 81.
EMMY adjudgsd BY the highest judL sisl tsibunal
Tat slavery exists in Kansas b. virtue Of he
Constisn.ion Of The Y. s. Kansas u; therefore.
9 the moment - much Slave State - C. o.
= 2. Wisbost this sAs equality. Of The saver,
eign Seates cohposine the Unloa venlA b No
iaasd and ~ ~ and sSleyAsas e ssssa,eey
ecqusFed ~ 30 sea1oas slsasspe Il ~ ~
SsAiea yeala - slosed against the pepple ~
psepsey ot nearly ham q " - ess 81 ~
45AHsAi1 aBi8Fal . M Tas.,FT.v
slavery can tAsfslbls Asvss ~ pesAih,ssa y
9sasss esesys sAsoagk - nsans q ccSssitrr
qerql pseyieleea. = - Cher nannee ean ~
g Neti,aed p promptly, U ~ naissily ~ ~
eeopss dqeass "A - b sdnlstiae Ser lhto ~
Nsssu sAdes ess pstooot Ounslle1siea o. ~
other haad, shesid- O0nVsSo rsiscs sAs eoasek
esclsa sadse - i1Aa1Gs edlae - d. Mod
= kAneaa o tblea opessAnaiay - pesAille -
very q - atsts vAieA. they .Nighs have Aeno
twice before 4 u ~ nSjosisy.
No man can foreeels tie Consequences N Con. |
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

Several free fights occurred, during which the
reporters table was demolished. The anti-Le.
compton candidates generally were admitted.
Washington, Feb. 3.
The Southern mail brings dates froM all points
IS late ~ due,
The ship Snowsqual, q New Orleans, brings
Rio Janeiro dates Of Dec. oath.
The financial crisis was beginning to seriously
affect business, and the panic vas similar TO
that in Europe The Bank OF Brazil will be
discounting to the extent Of It's ability. Loud
calls we're made daily upon the Government for
assistance, from which Il would appear that .
suspension of the bank charter was contempla.
ted. Business Of all kinds was 1t stand, espe.
cially in coffee. Tke principal export buyers
demand a reduction Of 400 Or 500 rails. Hold.
ers we're 6rm-freghis dull-ll6 vessels in port,
mostly idle. including 4 Americans
The United atates sloop Falmouth, was 10
port. f5e 3ia n'i
Tho Douglas Democrats and the Republicans
have had no formal conference a. TO their course
in the Kansas question, nor according to present
indications is any conference probable.
The movement OF Mr.. Harris, # ILL.,, in the
House, to refer the Presidents Message 20 !
Special Committee appointed By the Speaker,
embodies the policy Of the Douglas men.
Should fesolataon for that purpose be adopted
and the Speaker appoint committee unaccept-
able TO the anti Lecompson Constitutions men,
an effort tis said will be made to Get Il aside and
elect one By ballot. Tie Republicans privately
say they will support such movement with .
view to secure the best attainable end.
&. ls New York, Feb. s.
Another meeting Of the American Bible So
ciety va held last night The protess against
the recent edition OF the ROatd was read and