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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

J.NHARRis a co PFapdstou
For the Western and Southern eiaiss; Cinelnnaf o.
Tovhem stlefs ior ihs sb0le usdieinui ntJ 10 "a
sold whole,ais and Retail By Du Boi, a Co. snd 1.
I. g. lohn Co, Tidini ne I.ametef 4 Co., Mel
herei caplsi Hale Fosiodai q. NJ, Chumstsfo, Re-
nubhei u, W. HoHpati berwick J, W ,Mulef, A
taia. ..|f 80 III ssla Ii
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
EFFECT OF THE REMTDY.

"if On the earliest appearance % ths.o sl.us -
Consumption, tso patient takes daig sAsaa -
ErniuH " tho HYPorHoaRnrrra. ~ wfii,.saaug
zoe theH All disappear IN rcFiod varyfha 49,
Tow WeoSa TO NV monihsi and ~ ssati-ui-s N.
oeonsianai use of the Reasdy, un WILL -arIkp
liz FIND iilMaE1F IN THu rSgexH1lTT %
euoH HEALrH Aa No. pHnILAra nAD NEvLn
KNOMN ~ MS LIrE nErnnEs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

Persons calling Cor tho above letters vel
please say they are advertised.
Il. LMeKEE. p, N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
DON'T DELAY TO FURiFY nun BLOOD
DIR. WEAvER'S
CERATE, OR DIN FMENT,

- e-ANee = ~ - - - aAN = ANL ~ " - q
aud ynu have psgmanent enta. Me.
The Cefato has proved be the best Ointment
ever nyeued. ~ wherp used, mas ne vrr bee
known TO iailof eheeting permanent oufs Of Old
sofei, Tetter and RngwQim, Scad Head, ChilhlAini,
snd futf hnss norbtfs tlchi Chapp6d ~ Craok cd
liandsof ip,, blotehet o. Piupes on the Fuee, and
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYl.s
The Ceps 7, The only thing required 70 suTs. h soud
BE- Kept IN the house OF every Family. .I
Now IL tho Tine that snsoiGc fof letter aud eli
othsr hsmors arisinE from impuI hlood u wanted.
Read ths fellqwiag siidsass in favor of nr wsuv.
eft symp ana Cpmte. -|.s|t.r .l.....
JseongviLtE, Ashland co., o.. Nov 90, lsco
In, HARuif coi--GontI,--i deem u . duty a,
we'll a. ploAsnre 70 inlnfm yao that DR. Waayef,
Cahkefard Salt Rheum Syfup ana Genie have dons
for me- ant hofa this letter may come 10 tho notice OF
Nu persons similarly Afflicted. In the year 1850 wa
auaokod wiih Tsurraf sab Rhehhi on both nv leg,
which entahdad uniilifmu nv kHee. 10 nv feet whi
one raw s0fe u conth led und obtinsd ucdieino ind
pTeirpli0ht from safy an the nhys oiaHt In thi4vI.
tiuiiy, but Soigi vixen vonr aront ~ th
plaeei AiF iiuhnia dragriN Fos aniaAed me ta w
The fnp aud Ceratsi which fauunstely did, and an
now a sound, we'll man hy Iheif hss fr
And with musi gFatituiis lsinain Ysurs, T.uiv,
a. ..l H.fl r. JOHN 1vtNBAUGW.
ml WiVhassld agsnilsman well known IN Ashland
rouHty HE s|U .rH'Ir
Prizes Of Syrup, 81, cerato o5 cts per bottle
IfIY phsdiinai accompanying sch R6dt. r
SoLJ NJ MOST hhpiuIAG DHAaEaa a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

w NWI hNNM ~
ooNglpT1oy Is nfs NolT rAIAi. Ec5crlgcR
MANklNn. "a hns hcgn troiY fcgirtod - ~ rsislra-
ute Httanr-fevcvcf uurviving ~ ataek. o. =.
g. ~ 80, Ass,aa Tar. I, fays lF. t,sr,.esI 80
lsAuOS Of moft cfiusoa ea1araui iiss rfan ~ v 3
perAtEn What "a eoinmeptify - he peeu,st
ne brilhsst ii,ses,fy o. n. chursh6. ~ n ~
imperial Aeidcny oi uodriuo, q rsrs. - leolsl ~
ts,,'.a,s.,, -, y ta5 ssi,a " E - -
THE HYPoPHosPHITHB,
"IAs CURE ef coNsUMrT1ON, oru- - iAs
seeond and 1tird starss tat psrie1. si.--ef-~.
Who's thoro eaa ~ - eeabt - q ~ ussurs =
tao ntsee.el q the nrLr. vklis nrATn - rnn
ENCEPTtoN.a 90 SKEW = aass -. &
"thai thcy viii rrere ust saly e. HrnE A nn11-
Enh - SoNnr MILTON - qsi-f-s 4. :. l-.ss-
faittent fovcr, hat alsa susctuai rItEnkal
NA1HVE ua Nnssiapii,n iuaaail Fes.s rrH
Let no sufferer, whq values hsalih ~ lfs, essy ~
hour 20 ~ this rofaldI heiaoahol ihai tftraaia
so1,h,ss si., ta se,asss o. ss.ss ss I o., M q 4 = - y.
eali ~ fatal error 70 ayraas vhe nov an oa,.o
gfavai Give. catrtat yuu, rromrt aiisaita y ~
EkRLl1sT sloEs or cogagupTtos.
Avn fntir SIGNS aiae f0uov sa.n. - HusA
"lho cari..isymplom or tuhoroulAr dssass 4 vAsar0
70 precf iAe cuth and Il Il earlier IA poat ~ hrls
taan ihe nrcuc IL a nrst maniflsiod n ~ ~ ~
ktnb. Tue Muscular usiues waste hosos hlrtrI
There a sons, of something wong "a Tsit,y thatlm
urtL rowuas Ann rLcCfyd. Tno s,afts az The livisr
mithiue u more actlye than ih rqlair.'-lr fsiia.A
at ,-1AeHicHy arFdrn easss, o. nadsF he lnAsass
q c1uspl wheh Induce Na,ESt1l ald = ak
a. want tg, oyslcfk ercsii Truiaarl, sAf l..fuy.
nar ii1, raltd fstiA, of iaio raaaras flsrI tiaal
pcraon begins 10 luao bis hosh, atrtnrth olqr -
aprcutoi n 10 Hulus from sAoTinca or brsuA, -
frfifafHeff end cxpcf ene8 fensa fealh,a n ~.
fuor and dgTTcifian fiiI1lE ~ RklEoN 10 IlN uat
he q oifeif rrtA Piicf % ~ ooEfi1id n 70 thsaa
tymptnms bo aided ctA, however alirht, psrtcuarly
10 ~ haa como on kovly, % during tha hr n.ascr
IlkfIohAHlIrN IL GItkAfkR sfll1. 1."-CAHruAilL
EFFECT OF The REMEDY.
"tG On the oariisut appearance ~ thsso sl.us -
Consumption, tAe patient takes daiig sbsat -
D r. -.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
HOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP
CURE 80 MANY pisEASrs
APPARENTLY DHSSIMuIARi

Whenever the mind is taxed more than tho
body, the penalty is Dyspepsia, the most con.
venient name for legion OF complaints, be.
ginning with impaired digestiou, aud gensr.
slly ending IN CONSUMPTION, and all
originating in deterioration Of the blood.
From the Rev. DR., Grcehleaf
CiNcNSATi. Oct ~, 1859.
have derived &C much personal benefit
from the Peruvian Syrup," that do not
hesitate 10 recommend its uso TO an that large
class Of eases, where Iron is the efficient rctn.
cdy. To clsrgynen especially, aud persons
whose occupations tax heavily the nsrvous
energies, or 10 sufferers from the debilitaiing
effects Of summer heats. / believe this 10 be
an invaluable remedial sgent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

D. !. MeKEE. 2. ".
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

American Sunday School Union
We announce to the citizens Of
Ti6n that We arc sole agents for the a. 3. 2. Union
An bririss and Books bs bad Al catslogue prices
aprl9if STEIN q BRO.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unealled for in the TiGin Postof-
6cc, June let 1861
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

For sale By =. r. Dufian. Austin, Te1as. tA
BY James FISHER, Dubois 4 Co. Tiihn, %.
~. Fishsr'' Asus euss saa Age Pilli always on
Aad' isb2s 2m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

7
have assd Df. Fishers Compeund syrup Of Gin.
gsFln my fsmiy foT 70 monthi, and eoneuT in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA

HALIFAX, March 23.-The R. NJ steam
ship Canada, from Liverpool March 9th, via
Queenstown on the 10Th, arrived here at $3.50
4. NJ. to-day.
The steamship Africa, from New York, or
rived at Queenstown on the 10th.
The Canada has Cl77 900 in specie
The Bank Of Poland refusing to make
specie payment on Russian bonds, military
forces had taken possession Of the amount re-
quired.
1t Was reported that Prince Napoleon was
about to proceed to Turin to negotiate for the
withdrawal Of the French troops
All is qniet at Warsaw. 1t is stated that
that the number of persons killed by the
troops there was tifty-three.
The blockade Of the citadel of Messina is
officially proclaimed. and hostilties have
commenced.
Ratazzi has been elected president of the
Italian Chamber of Deputies
The French Senate has finally adopted an
address in reply to the Empercr's speech
There were but three. negative votes against
it.
Ga the Paris Bourse the reates are at 68f.
Zoe.
CoMaERsIAL.--The sales Of cotton ut Liverpool
On Saturday, tho 9Th inst, were $500 bales, o
which l4U0 bales to spectators and expor.
ters, the market closing quiet but steady ut Fri
days rates.
Breadstufs were quiet but steady
Provisions were dull
Cons ,ls closed on Saturday, the 9th, at 9ls@
Oh Tor money, and 925 092s Tor account.
AMERICAN SECuRlTlEs.-- LoNDoS, March g.
Illinois Central shares 2SGl2g discount. Fri,
shares 27!0g23!. New York Central shares I
exd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
A In A NAC. Is
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures 20.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Cornelius, Brendly, New York, to T. J.
Mehafey.
schr. Valeria, Willsey, New York, to T. J. Nc
hafey.
Schr. Tram Smith, McGiyern, Fall River, TO
Borden Mining Co.
Schr VIM Allen, Cranmer, New York, to Mss
ter.
Schr. Isaac Hinckly, Lovett New York, to
Master.
Schr. D. E. Sawyer, Burnell, New York, to
American Coal Co.
Schr. Mary A. Shropshire, Shropshire, Boston,
ice and apples to F. A. Reed Co., and vessel to
VIM II. Fowle Il Son.
Packet schr. Arctic, Hicks, New York, to VIM.
II. Fowle & Son.
Schr. Rockingham, Taply, Portsmouth, n. H.,
plaster and fish 10 j. N. Harper 4 Co., with loss
of part of deck load.
Schr. Daniel Brown, Head, Fall River, by Bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr. Caroline Anderson, Bowker, Warehsn.
by Z. J. Mehatfey.
Schr. Joseph Guest, Rainor, New York, by 7.
J. Mchafey.
Steamer St. Nicholas, Kerwin, Baltimore, by
Wheat & Bro.
Steamer Diamond State, Jones, Baltimore, by
Wheat j Bro.
Steamer c. c. Alger, Fenton, Philsdelpbis, by
VIM II. Fowle i Son.
Packet schr Statesman, Mott, New York, by
VIM IL FoSle 4 Som
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
COA4ERCIlL:


The market to-day for Broadstuas opened quiet
There were sales of Flour at $5.75 for Extra, and
s5.l2! for Super. We heard Of no Transaction.
in Family. We quote at the following prices
VIZ: Union street superfne at $5.l2!@$5.1s
IL Extra s5.75@s5.S74, and Family at $6.5o@$7..
oo. The receipts of Grain on Change this morn
ing were light We quote Wheat/at 1859 1860
tor tar to prime quality white, and red at ll5@
L2oc. ior same quality. Corn is iu fair request.
We quote white at 5000 mixed Sc, and vel.
low at 56c-last sales. There were no offerings
of Rye or Oats on Change to-day. We quote tho
former at 63@65c., and-ths latter at 326 33c.
The receipts were moderate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
Lattar from Richmond.

Correspondence Of tie Ater0adria Gozstts
RICHMOND, March 22.-Col. }. 3. Baldwin,,
of Augusta, commenced his great speech--
admittedly great by friend and foe-yeSter-
day, and continued it for three hours to-day,
in the Convention lie will conclude TONER
row. For true cioquencc, have rarely
heard anything equal To- it ior unanswern-
bic argument and logic, believe it has not
been excelled in Virginia Tor fifty years.
IF the whole people Of Virginia could have
heard the speeches Of Summers and Baldwin,
the immeliato SeceSsionistS could scarcely
carry q county, provided rea>on and conl-
mou sense had their legitimate sway. TIE
Convention was crOwdcd---al! were atie:'-
tive-manY were convinced the friends ri
the restoration Of the Union, II possible,
siren ythened and confirmed in their coasar-
yative position. Mr.. iiolcomoeS address
was a beautiful composition, and Az e!o-
ouent oraton-but it falls, shiveroi, rs il it
had been glass work. before the p0nderaus
batte-axe Of Baldwin. Would t!'at Bald
win and Summers could speak IN every se1-
ton of the Old CommonwcaI'h.
1t is expected that Mr.. Wise viii reply to
Mr.. Baldwin-and MIR. Scott will pruhab;y
answer Mr.. Wise. The ancient fame 81 the
State for ability in public speaking, will lie
well kept up by such champions.
do nut t,ink that ;'rampunt Secession
ism" rears as high in RichmHnd IS 1t did a
few days ago 1t is beginning 10 be tonud
out that the ultras in the capital do not con-
stitute the State; and some late proceedings
have created disgust. The Legislature Is
going on quietly witt! the transaction o' or,
binary legislative business. Il has agreed
70 adjourn On the lst Of April.
Snur's truly NlhblNltS ,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

Sometimes, from some people, we hear that
politics ran into the local elections in Alex
andria Dreadful, In Jefferson county,
in the MidlIeway District according to the
Secession organ Of that county, recently,
q ,S:iool Commissioner was defeated by
the Seressionists, beca"Se he was Union
man; and SecesSionist was elected in
his place. Any thing TO say against that?
Is it "all right?' Politics don't run into
things ttlare-do they? Sauce for the
goose" &c. Put it in your pipc--smoke it!
JEFFERSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

Jur SELL OK TIE HINu.-The following
is the special despatch which some quizzical
Que sent to the Richmond Enquirer, on Fri
day night last, from Washington, concerning
the rejected boarding pixies
There vas some excitement il the nelshbor-
hood of Alexandria and Washington to-day, IN
consequence of discovering large number OF
boarding pixies, covered with leaves, on the farm
Of Lewis Bailey, OF Fairfax Couaty. Mr.. Bailey
took them to Washington for sale. Subsequently
they were purchased by Eirginians, and are TO be
sent to Richmond, il is stated, to move the scales
from the eyes Of the submissionists.'
We understand that on Friday some OF
the "bl0od stains" on the pike blades were
analysed in this city, and, mirablle dlctu,
they were found to be composed entirely OF
oxide of iron.
A gentleman who was formerly the Sur
yeYor Of Fairfax county. Informed us on
Saturday, that some three or four years ago,
he surveyed piece of land for VIM. jerks,
Of Alexaudria county, and that on that oc-
casion, Mr.. jerks presented him with car
bine, and also with one of these Identical
John Brown pixies
Mn. 3. c. Crook The Lynchburg Repub-
lean says that Mr. Bernard G. Crook, lately
appointed Mail Agent OH the Alexandria and
Lynchburg road, made his first trip up the
road on Saturday-tllat in passing Charlotts-
Vile he was waited on by committee who
Informed him that he had better throw up his
commission, charging him with beings Black
Republican &c.,-that Mr.. Crook consen-
ted to resign on his return to Alexandria,
that on reaching Lynchburs on Saturday eve
ming, he remained in the mail car all night
not yenturing to come oat. This is the
substance of the information furnished to
and published in the Lynchburg Republican,.
We can only say, that Mr.. Crook is respect
able citizen of this place, worthy mechan-
ic, and an old Wing, and never accused CT be-
ing, or suspected of being Black Republi-
can, and is n true Firgnian, and every way
loyal to his own State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March Cool. Dudley
Mann, now in Washington. is about start
ing for Europe on business connected with
the contamination of his Great Eastern"
steamer enterprise.
The President has been so beset with Of
fee seekers rs to be able to ride out only
twice since coming into Office.
He is receiving no visits whatever to-day,
either Of friendship or business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
Missouri State Convention.

ST Louis, March 22-ln the Convention
this morning Il committee Of one from each
Congressional district was elected to call
the Convention together previous to the
third Monday in December, if the public
rxigencies require it.
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates 10 the Border State Convention
Hamilton X. Gamble, John &. Henderson,
VIM. A. Hall. James II. Moss, VIM. Doug
lag, Littlebury Hendricks, and William 6.
Pomeroy.
4 resolution was adopted instructinS the
President OF the Convention to transmit a
certified copy Of the proceedings of the
Convention 10 the President Of the United
States, and the Governor of each State.
The Convention then adjourned to the Sd
Monday in December
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
Is it Simple ?

By recent improvement it is rendered 80
sim pie that child 6 years of age can man
age it. The Machine has now but One Piece
that requires to be moved. 1t has no
Leather about it, except the Band that drives
the Machine. 1t makes no Noise. 1t makes
a Stitch that does not Raucl, and is the same
on both sides of the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

The imports Of foreign merchandise into the
port Of Baltimore, the past week, amounted to
SS2, OIL ID value, of-which amount $4,000 were
duty-paying, and s3o,5sl free goods. The total
amount of exports for the week were $l43,2 09,
among which were included $500 bbls. -four, 458
bbls. meal, 52,570 bushels corn, $50 bush
els wheat, and 2 hhds leaf tobacco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
New York Market .

NEW YORK, March 23.-Flour is firm sales Of
10000 bills; State ss.lo@$5.l5; Ohio $3.50
S. IS; Southern $5.35@$5.70. Wheat has ad-
vanced lc. sales of q, 900 BUSH; Chicago Spring
Use. Corn is firm; sales of 10000 bushels mixed
at 6+@65c. Whiskey is steady At lT3c. Va. 6's
79tc.; no. 6's 6G4c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
BY M.aGNETIC TELEGRfFH.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION

fIcHMoSD, March 23. Mr. Baldwin to-
day concluded his speech commenced on
Thursday,'snd Mr.. Bruce, of Halifax, began
a reply.
After the Convention had adjourned "a
splendid gift was presented to MIR. Baldwin
in behalf of the Union ladies of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
Is it Reliable d?

The w. & w. Machine has stood the
scrutiny of the World since 1916; 2l.305
purchasers have shown their appreciation
of them during the last twelve months
Thousands of them are in use in Virginia.
The Company guarantee every Machine they
coll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

The PROGRESS OF TnISGs.-We call the
attention OF the people to the fact, that the
Radicals are beginning to unmask new
scheme. We nil thought it right bed when
last Spring the Charleston Convention first
broaehed the idea OF dissolution Of the
Union. This has been carried our, and the
Extremists are not yetin the majority. How
shall thny retain power? The obvious poll
cy is to 90 on dividing. Presently they
will get a district Of country in which they
will play the tyrant without let or hinder
ance Accordingly we lind now las in the
speech IF the Hon. Roger 4. Pryor at Rich
monG) the scheme broachcd TOR a aic'Ston
nj tie State. We want an abolition border
along the top o! the Blue Ridge. II this
does not answer, we will run line along
james River, and Sece#Sfa shall be enthrUn-
ed in IL realm of its own. Not only shall
States sccede rom the Union not only shall
Virginia separate herself from the cuntigu.
Gus border States; but = part Of the State
snail secede from the rest. 1t is the cid
role OF the petty communities of Greece
Universal internal strife and final subiupa.
ton by some compact power.
We imagine that the Grecian patriot often
depl0red shat his country did not by union
perpetua'e The power which it mad acquired
i5"t Athens, Sparta, Thebes, Argos-each
little dlstr'ct--s::t up Tor itsalf--and pres
emily Philip IL Macedon appears on the
stage. Then after Alexander. his empire
WAS parceled ous and cut up. and presently
the Romans tramp!ed them out. SO the tree
cities Of Italy successfully fell under the
rule Of it foreign deep"t.~ t""'t"ffese'l!e
Rppjet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
Later from Texas--The State Archives Surren
dered

GALyE>TnS. March 222 The Legislature
met on the 18TH The House and Senate
took the new oath Of allegiance-a few men,
Gcrs took il under protest.
Coy Houston and the Secretary Of State
retired, having surrendered the archives,
seal. etc. Coy. Houston issued al appeal to
the people, denouucing the Convention.
The Convention has passed substitute
army bill raising only one regiment of Sloun-
led Rangers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

The Emperor Of Brazil WAS profoundly
moved on being informed o! the loss Of the cor
yctte Dynna Isabel, and had ordered solemn
funeral service 70 pc celebrated, at which he,
til: Empress. and all the Court assiSted.--
lie gave each OF the survivors montii and :.
halls pay oat Of his private purse. Oae Of
those he particularly noticed, a hoatswain
named Antonio Joaquin, who, at The last
moment, rushed into the cnp5ain's cabin at
the imminent risk of lie, got all his money
and papers which he carried to Rio and
faithfully delivered 10 the captains family.
The Emperor gave this brave and honest ie!
low $500 ana gold watch. with the names
OF himself, tho Empress, and the faithful sa:-
lvr engraved OIL The case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

The remarkable trial Of the ielycrtnn
marriage snit has Terminated in Dnbiin, be
ir5o the Court Of Common Pleas. 1t Is Il
cause brought 70 establish she validity of Il
secret marriage, celebrated by Il Catholic
priest of Ireland, between the Hon. Maiu.
William Charles Iclverton, Of the British
army, heir TO the Avonmore peera9e, and
Miss Teresa Longworth has resulted in =
verdict that his first marriage was valid.
Miss Longworih is, therefore, the 'is'n. HRS.
YcIrerton, and her husband stands III the
power of the criminal law as Il bigam;st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
Affairs in Norfolk-Death Of a Naval Officer

NrwFHLK, March 23.-Commodore Jesse
Wilkinson, in command OF the Navy Yard
here, died at his residence to-day.
Capt. Jas. IL. North, of the Confederate
Navy, arrived here today, from Charleston
and will leave for New York on Monday.
Captain Grover Of this city has been APP
pointed lSt Lieutenant in the Army Of the
Confederate States.
The repairs on the steamer Pocahontas
and the sloop-oiwar Germantown are rapid
IL approaching completion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

Mr.. Lincoln has made some improper al
pointmeuts to office, and nominated Others
equally objectionable which nominations
and appointments could have been blown, is
John Randolph used to say--''sky high, 81,
sky hi1h"--ii the Senator's from the Secede,;
States had been in their proper places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Friday morning, March
18th, Mrs. MISSOURI A. YATES, consort of
Ahner Yates, of Cuipcpcr County, in the SD year
oil her aye, leaving behind her IL kind and devoted
husband and six little children, TO mourn their
loss She bore her sufterings with christian pa
thence aud resignation. She was visited during
her alilictiDus by kind christian minister whose
ministraiious were gratefully received, and to
whom she expressed herself being ready for the
Summ0ns She WAS christian, and died as the
christian dies Frequently did she call tho atten-
ton of her friends To the promises Of the Saviour.
Her bright hupeS Of Heaven were planted apon
firm foundation arj iron. that hour her Path
@ss shining light shining more and more unto
tic brightness oi eternal day.
She has passed away from oar sight, and from
her desr loved c1.es; gone from earth to Heaven,
IRON suffering to glory,
Where no grief shall enter
All is tranquil and serene
Calm and unaisturh ed 7cpnse.
sight - lost IN endless day,
Sorrow in eternal rest. II.
DIED. in Fredericksburg. on Sunday, 10th ia
slant, after lingering lin, IS, Mr.. JOHN STER.
LING. in the fifty seventh senl OF his age.
Died, on the o2d "f March, MIS-. MOLLY BOW
H. in the 5rh year OF tera+e, rel!e;"i the Lutte IL
". Bowie OF Prince Georges county. and second
daughter .? the late Daniel Raplne OF Washing
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

lIOH SALE-THREE YOUNG MARES, sui
L t.hio Tor farming purposes. They are OF line
size, work we'll are very gentle and perfectly
sound. Fer further particulars, address Z. e. e.,
Thorouyhtsre Station. Manassas Gap Railroad.--
They can be seen III Thoroughlare any day, by
giving uu;irc. NH ll--.eott
WOOD WOOD. W00D!.!
~ * AND PTS = WnnD, for sale by
~ NH ~ GEORGE II. ROBINSON.