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RrTURNrp.-o townsman, L. W. McCord.

hhitkNEp.-our t0Nnsman, l.. ". McCOrd,
Lsq.' las Just returned from Iap1rie county,
where be has been Tor n" last ten days en-
p!oyed by The fien'' q an Loom. the vic.
nm q the horrible .Aarder lat.ly perpetrated
eear Nes'v.lle. ia that ,salty. 10 conduct
'he Prosecution q hi> mur.lerers. james weed
ana William Fulton. Mr.. Mccard r.port-
'N'1 he greatest excitement exist among TN,
"eI'i@n i'' pnia'ion u that vic.nif, "a the sub
Jso'' ana that Il was with difficulty thst the
mnrdeTers were preserved f,or. i, summary
execution II The haud. II .Iu,l.,e Ivprh Tn.
49, % t'e preliminary trial WIS the con-
A,'u"en. % 'Ae mnrderer. until the next term
q 'ht Laporie Circuit Court The case i a
..e-s anu indi'pu.a''ie on 4sain,s Wood and
Fulton.
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AIarr,e Stock of ue,odeeus an

Guitars Just received at the Bates House Cor
mel. We select our goods in person. and sell
al the lowest cash prices. 2S-lw
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season call On Rhodius. Of the Circle Restau-
rant shell oysters, Fat and Plump. served
u all styles. lS-lm
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THE FOor RACE.-The foot race between
John Calm and Frederick stoclting, which
was TO have taken place yesterday between
those gentlemen, on the Michigan Road, crca-
ted quite an excitement among the friends Of
each. The bets were two to one on Calm, but
owing to the inclemency Of the weather, and
Mr.. Calm being afflicted with rheumatism, il
was postponed until next Saturday. the 10Th
inst, at two o'clock p. NJ. Even ladies { =
were offering 10 bet that Mr.. Calm would be
the winner. AT least two hundred persons
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TEMPERANCE CALL.-The officers and MEM
bers Of the Grand Division, and Washington
Division No. 10, sons OF Temperance, are re-
quested TO meet at Roberts Chapel, near the
Post Once, ON Tuesday morning, the fifth
inst. at fifteen minutes before nine o'clock,
precisely. to form in procession TO attend the
state Temperance Mass Convention TO lie held
al the Tabernacle, at ten o'clock A. NJ All
members are expected to be prompt i'm attend
ancc, without fail. Sons Of Temperance. Good
remplars, Host Of Temperance. and all kinds
Of temperance. generally, throughout the state.
are cordially invited to join in the process sion.
Rv order OF the Division.
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Forty New style. of Ladies' Hoo

at Baker 4 McIver's. Among them are some
of the prcttiest ever introduced in this country.
Ii
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Go aud see thr new stock Of books and

hfnhifn Az sxisschfS nave remoNed their
Office 10 Exchange Building. S3ls North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. novIs-2m
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ERE present to witness the race.

PREPARING FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-Thesh show
windows throughout the city indicate extern
sive preparations for the approaching holt
days. That Of VI. Lieber 4 Co.. the emporium
in this city for paintings Of every variety and
price is surpassed by none in it, very attrac-
tive appearance. a casual survey Of the in
side Of the premises will at once serve to con-
vince the visitor that the stock l. extensive
and well selected.
Lieber & Co. will please accept our acknowl-
edgements for their very acceptable present to
us the other day Of series Of carte de risite
likeness Of distinguished personages. The card
ofthis house viii be found in another column
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Wanfed.--By single gentleman, fur
nished room. either in private house or pub
lie building, within two squares Of the Post
flee. Address T. Q. Box 1856
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Photograph Albums, Of every yarIe.


" and price. az
PARSONS, MAcAULEY a CO.'S.
as ~ West Maryland street.
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Knabc Pianos at Benham's. moves
Benhnm A 90. bate. House Cor
SaddIe-Rock Oyster i'm the Shell.

ner. keep the only assortment Of steinway
Pianos in the state nOy2S-lG
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Canc~IIing Stamps for sale by
PARSONS, MACAULEY 4 Co.,
40 10 West Maryland street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

STEAM CARS IN WASHINGTON. Satur-
day. Justice Walter issued a warrant against
the Orange & Alozzon dr;e Roll -Cvaar'or1y'
forbidding them to run their cars by steam
through the city. The warrant was served On 2
Mr. Gilbert and another Of the company, at
.Soclock on Saturday evening The parties
appeared before Justice Walter, and were each
held to bail in the sum Of $500 for hearing
tomorrow, at two o'clock, P. M. The trains
now only run ;asfar as the north end ofthe Long
Bridge sl 2sstSs 2e-@@ 1@&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
Steamboats,.

Dor0ar.AU TRANSPORTATION LINE
Z FOR ALEAANDRLA, WAJHINGTON
O. s. 4. Railroad. to Lynchburg. -~-
Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Ryther,, and VIM.
WHILDIN, Capt. VIM. Riggans, rTw7
will leave pier on Light st., foot ofasssaasz=z5zk
Barre St., every TUESDAY and SATURDAY,
at O clock p. m. for the above places and in
termediate landings on the Potomac river.
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at 6 O. c clock
a. H. stopping at the usuallandings on the river.
Through freights received every day.
For. information, freight or passage, apply
to A: Needharo s. Sons, 142 Light st. Wharf,
Baltimore; J. Broders IS Co.. No 8, King ST.:
Alexandria; Morgan, 1h!nGllrt & Co., No.
Z4l + street, Washington. sep lG-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

The Lynchburg FVirginian says 80 Cotton
is king about the Depot ot the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad. 1T lis piled up noun
tain high about there, and reminds one Of a
elandingon the Mississippi river in the shipping
season There were a. thousand bales in one
pile there yesterday It is arriving by the
Tennessee road at the rate Of about two hum
5dled and fifty bales day.. Eight hundred
bales have been shipped on The Orange road
since Saturday. This is fine thing for the
railroads, and the returns on the cotton will
make greenbacks plentiful in the South, > &C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
TbHILIP PARK,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER.

n T. corner Prince and Pitt Streets
The oldest and best established PLU MBlNG
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. All work
done with dispatch. and in tie most durable
and Workmanlike manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOBBING done at short notice, and by HIM
self or the most experienced workme,l.
dec ----.--
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" E W T H Ez/A T R E y

Il. B. PHILLIPS. lessee and Manager.
The citizens Of ALEXANDRIA are respectfully
informed that the apye theatre has been leas-
ed for limited nuroer of nights, for the pur-
pose of again preseSing the cg n43 b nT4
whose performances last summer we're visited
by the
ELITE ANDFASHION OF THE CITY.
Several NEW.AND' POPULAR OPERAS hare
been added to heir already extensivere repertoire,
and No egpens will bespared in producing them
ELABORATE AND FINISHED STYLE.
Due ntice will be given Of the opening night.
dec23f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

DLUMBING F.! PLUMBING!
GAS FITTING! GAS FITTING!
G. 2. HEALY & CO.,
No. %, North Fairfax Street, ~
(Under Mansion House, .
We are now prepared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing in all their branches. Fitting up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the most approved style, ard at the very
lowest figures.
By leaving your orders with Us you will save
beth time and money.
I'LL 1VGRE EV4RP-tVTED.
Always Oh: hand large assortment OF Gas
FIXTURES, comprising everything III the
trade; also, LAMP GOODS Of every deScrp,
ton, at Peace Prices. Retail dealers viii 1no
it t9 shajE inteEeft to sF2WJG9S5 8 88far
The best COAL OILsalways on hand.
dec l-1Y 49,. -
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~ REAT DARG i MS
SELLING; OFF ! SELLING OFF,!

IN extensive stock OF WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES, Pic
ture Cords and Tassels, &C., can be purchased
at greatly reduced prices at the store Of the
dersi gned, n 0. III, King ST. fourth door above
Washington st., preparatory to closing business.
Those who have pictures at the above-nancd
store to be framed, will ob]ige by calling for
" nov l7-tf JEFFERSON TACEY.
: I. EVANS woul0 respectfully call the
% . attention Of the Ladies' to his large stock
of FURSS, consisting Of Mink, Siberian, Squir-
rel and Sable also, q large stock Of Misses and
Children's FURS, Of every description, which
will be sold cheap. Also, q fine stock Of Mems
notice Call at No. so, King st. 10 2l-tf
QUNBERLAHNIR2 up, G 64A5 NM cos
Superior Cumberland Coal from Georges
titles, by w; 4. SAOOT,
no 10 No. 81, North Union st.
r AIDES SCHOOL, FAIRFAX c. Il, VA,
IL MRS: E. ". BAKER.
Monday in January, 1866.
The Boarding and Homo department will be
entirely under the charge Of III. and Mrs. Her
bert G. Fairfax.
Board. including washing, Fue] and
Lights, per quarter, II weeks; .........13Q.Q &C
Tuition IN English and French, each.".... 500
Music on Piano.......... 1000
USE Oh ZOO
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Lessons will be given in Embroideries and
Fancy Work if desired.
Boarders will furnish their own sheets, PILLOW
cases, towels and cable napkins, and have all
clothing marked in full no 14-2awtno5O
N OIICE.-My business win hereafter be con-
IN Quoted in the name Of
JAMES +. CARLIN & CO.,
George T. Baldwin having been admitted as
partner il the same.
an anxious to close 10 my books, and earn
estly request those indebted to call ard settle.
dec 1-eo1rn ~4=: IA MES T. CARLlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADV5R}T4ssEEERs
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS,

The Thirty Ninth Congress Of the United
States organized to-day. The galleries of the.
House OF Representatives and Senate and ailses
and corridors were all crowded.
The Senate was called to order at II M. ~
the Hon. Lafayette S. Foster, President bro.
tenn, but Immediately took recess.
~ The House OF Representatives was organized
by the election Of the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of
Indiana, Speaker III & sTE 81 . ~
The. Hon. @. II. Wingield nominated James
Brooks, OF New York, as the Democratic can
didate, but he only received thirty FIVE votes.
The members, excepting those from the
former Confederate States, were then sworn in,
and the further organization proceeded with
Edward Mcpherson, of Penn, was elected
Clerk Mr.. Goodenow, Of New York, Door
keeper and Col. Geyin, Of Ohio, Postmaster.
Mr.. Brooks made motion that the mem
bars elect from Tennessee be admitted, but af
ter some discussion withdrew it under protest
None Of the members, eitherot the Senate
or House Of Representatives, from the South
ern States, were allowed to take their seats.
DINING. THE following appears in the
National .lntelligencer this morning, where it
is not usual to see such paragraphs: zA
Messrs. schenck, Garfield, Lawrence Della
Clark, Eggleston, Plants, Hayes, and Bulkland,
members Of Congress from Ohio Mr.. s. Reed,
editor Cincinnati Gazette, and several other in
yited guests, dned on Saturday with General
81. B. Banning, member elect to the Ohio Lee
gislature, at his quarters in Alexandria. The
dinner was most sumptuous having been pre-
pared BY Mons. De Fevrie late of Delmonico's
restaurant, New York, and consisted of six diff
ferent courses, each dish being prepared with
exquisite skill The occasion, socially and in
tellectually, was extremely pleasant. and the
and strength ofthe Ohio delegation. Postmas-
ter General Dennison was expected to be present.
and a note was received by General Banning
from him, expressing his regreta being unable
to attend. The company parted in the best of
Spirits after drinking the health Of the General
and the 12lst1and 195th Ohio regiments which
he formerly commanded"
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MARRIED.,

In,Alexandris,a Va. Dec 18th, 1865, by Rev
&c. G. Biting, Mr.. WIN. MOTEN SIMPSON,
of Staunton, to Miss MAGGIE E. NAILS of
Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

The steamer Y Dung America has been perl perm !
pentlv withdrawn fromthe ferry line between this
city and Washington. A steamer lately bought
at the North by the Company owning the Ful-
ton and Collyer, arrived this morning, andsWlll
soon take the place on the terry OF the above
named boats. The fare now between Washing
ton ana this city, en- the river, is fifteen cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

r.4 An atten pt was made on Saturday night last,
bv q ne5ro man, to enter and rob the house OF
Mr.. Cogswell, on the lower end of Fairfax street.
The thief was seen by negro woman, living
in the neigh5orhood, who gave the alarm, and
the watchmen in that section OF the city pur
sued and captured him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

z. 10 Tie Office Of the ALEXANDRA. AZ GAZETTE
has beer removed to the GAZETTE BUILDING,
on Prime near Fairfax street, the old place OF
public:tiop, where subscriptions and advertise
ments will be received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Z : HAH B017In a9HN01.
AUkmds Of Real Estate IN Virginia bought
and sold.
Alexandria. have constantly on hand farms
and town property for sale in all parts Of the
State.
They are also authorized t. purchase real
estate amys1here and II, any q antilles, on the
best market terms. jy 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

The HOLMAN TROUPE. celebrateo
Troupe again visit our city and Will give seiles
Of Entertainments at the Theatre. comlneilIlig
Wednesday, evening FMS IrGup oet Gun'n '''
previous visit gave generalsals1actlon.,1 7aT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
LOC(zA i N B. W s

County Court The December term OF
,baCounty Court commenced to-day.
Dr. z G.. Madduz, charged with killing
Mai. HI. Dixon, was discharged without fur
tbpr examination. 81 I. .. NUE.. 5 5s...
Geo. w Jameson qualified as a Notary
Public ~ \ 80 !. . =
POLICE REPORT: MAYOR S OFFIeE =
Several cases Of =disorderly conduct, arrests by
ne watch, &C., were before the Mayor, and
fines inflicted according to law. One person ar
,ested was sent to the work house for ninety
days 5s<s q 8. ft.fn s4
MAGISTRATES CoURT. Three persons,
charged with steainga demijohn Of whiskey,
abo1ef Tsegars and one tumbler, from John Z.
Chiles, who keeps a restaurant, corner Of Cam
eron and Fairfax streets, were discharged, upon
the payment of costs. &. ~ 49,
ss APPOINTMENTS The Virginia Methodist
Fniscopal Conference closed its session at Dan
Vile On Thursday night. The following are
tie appointments for the Alexandria District !:
Wm.gB. Rowzie, presiding elder. Alexan-
dria, G. ": Langhorn; Clarke, Wm. 3. Wheel
right; Warrenton, J. D. Blackwell. Fauquier,
J.H. Crown Prince William, j. s. Porter
hppahannock, !. Il. Greybill; Culpeper, w,
+. Robins; spotsylvania, J. r. Mcsparrens;
Fredericksburg, 81. S. R. Clarke; Stafford, S.
E. Johnston King George, I. J. Dayton
Westmoreland, J. H. Davis Lancaster, VIM.
FsBain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

AL the different churches in this place were
vel attended Yesterday At St. PauPs church
thyre was communion service, and at the pap
tit church several persons were baptized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
Land Agents.

GENERAL LAND AGENCY.
farmers of Virginia, for the sale of lands
From their acquaintance with the capitalists of
the North, they enabled to offer unusual Z; IA
cilities to parties wishing to SELL All business
promptly attended to- Address ~
KNOX & SMITH,
sen 3O-tf ..-. Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

It's said that case Of yellow fever has ap-
peared on board tie Ram Stonewall, ana sne
has been sent down the Potomac Tor quaran-
tine. alsos se
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

Seven Railroad trains leave Washington dal
y for all points North and West. So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

0TAGE LINE TO 1lIDDLEBURG. The
~ subscriber has esta b]i5Aed q stage line
between ALEXANDRIA & MIDDLEBURG,
the coaches leaving Alexandra on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, a5 o'clock. a. IN.
Leave didd1eburg IN Wednesdays, Fridays,
and Sundays, at s O'Clock. a. m, arriving st
Alexandria It 5o'cl9ck, ?. II. Office at the
Marshal House, ~ Il, WHALEY.
aug7-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

The weather. this morning was warm a a
spring ike We rarely have such day IN pe
eember
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
WAFER WEIR,

HARDWARE.
III JAMES F. CARLIN & CO.,
would rpectfully call the attention Of pnrchaa-
sers to ter stock of HARDWARE, CUTIE
aRY, BRIRON, STEEL, NAILS &SPIKES,
7PLOUHS CORN SHELTERS, Hay CUT
TIERS, ANVILs, VIsES, GRINDSIONES,
BELLOWS, WAGON AND CARRIAGE
MATEIAL, &c, comprising almost, every
article our line, which we will sell as 10y as as
as they an be purchased elsewhere IEh S7
CASH dec 1-eolm
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NEW EXPRESS LINE.
lS BET{}r.TN,

NEW EXPRESS LINE ..
IN BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA g. ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOJV wv f. WASHINGTON, D. G
VIA CANAL.
TT=2 D. Good substantial and well ADAPTED
- ; ::=s.r T r. IGHT STEAMERS COMPRISE
this new line. which viii sail on WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY Of each week from
Philadelphia, and IT. ESDAIS and THURS
DAYS from Alexandria, at u II.
Freight. &C., at moderate rates.
Fer particulars, app y al
II. .ELDEJDGE & CO.,
No 4, South .vIaz-es, Alexandria.
JOHN {. IAVTDSON q"
No. 50, Water St, Geo:2e:.: ~ il ~ ~ ashington
oct 4-tf No. l., No~:::: II =; .a17es Phiada
rJF~@ - FOR BALTI1IORE, CHAP-
x:--=-z:Ezzz--azE POINT AND POTOMAC
RIVER LANDIN GS.-I.ne steamer COLUM-
BIA, Capt. James Harper, will leave Commerce
street wharf, Baltimore, every SATURDAY,
at O clock p. m. and returning: leave Wash
every WEDNESDAY, touching at the va
rious landings on the river.
The steamer TEOS. s. CAILLL, Capt. Jas
H. Norris, will leave Baltimore every WE'D
NESUAY, at 3 ?: ~, rcturning leave here at
70 2. n. on SATURDAY. This steamer viii
stop at CHAPEL POINT, going and return
ing ...r...
The Cahill has large capacity for freight, and
shippers need heve rlo fear Of disappointment
in recaip&": ya@i" goods, and where large lots
are to *iypcd special engagements may be
made therefor. VIII 2AT Is BRO, Agents.
oc 3C-1y No, =. Strand
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keit ala i'm lebten Sabr fir, bic NePnblttanef
.seISrt glod, ben retteren, bis jebt etu9ilal7
fsnsn @ablbertGten 9eben ~ Aoipll9 Dem
republifantlAen @pnpernemrSeanptpate1 Comp
in pielem eSahr 22,421 unp 5cparp, leinem
bempfratt1hen @e9encanDipaten, 1850 st.;
pGbrerD Der erfere int lebte1 Sabre in Dem
Ielben Supns 28,104, 6pwarD ober 19,107
Stimmen ertielt, Mitbtn felt IiM Die re-
puNtfani1be Stimmenmebrbeit III bic en
1utpus In pielem Sabre ouf 10,056, 9e9en
1898 inn lebten Sabre, pa8 einen Nettp9ez
mimi bon 1859 Stimmen fir bteles Sabr err
giebt.
Sim lebten Sabr betrus Die @febrbett per
Stepublttaner i'm 9an3en Staat, ouslblteBltN
peS Splpaten= GotumS, 1924. !Sabet nun
Dtelelben relatteen Sttmmengetptnne, Die lm
1T ben SO 3pwns, BON penen beretts DE 0e1
rt9te eingelaufen, 1eranS9eltellt papell, ouu9
in BENT aarsen ibrigen She'll pe0 Staatsa
tatt9efunOen, 10 wtrb bic rePa6ltf@o1
ntI6e Mebr6eit au AT zo,ooV
an 6welIen. ~
QSie bic Splbaten seittmmt baben, erbelf
aus Der fplgenben Depelhe BON 9SalbIl9fon :
mas @alGington, IL. Sept.
Die Stimm9eber Deg l. Jte9tn1er1t6 lHlpere
2lrtiQerts BON Maine, pelGe8 in ben 8fteltt@
ounoSwerfen um 0al9tngtpn ltottortrt IT,
btelten ant lebten @ionta9 Nobl tno 9aben
BON 1000 Sttmmen 900 fir pa5 republican,
l6e StaatStifet alb.
Spmtt inter ltubten alleinal 3 aus lo opt
.G.o4 Naa oetnpute Gffpf
Die 9iepublifaner baben aud I'M Nepr9@
ientantenhau1e, in we(f4etl lGpt I'm legfet
Sabre nlr ee9en 80 Demofraten laBen, III
oielem Sabre up6 meGrere weitere Stse Sc
irpnl,en. Der @enat 1T einlttmmt9 republt~
fani1A.
Wablbeyihte aus 1916 3ptprts IN gernoi1t,
5. b. aus $40 lammtlidgr 5oDn8 in Gtaote,
eraeben, Gnb 1856 }ispublitnH:r uno ., la9e
oar,e s Den1Utratsrt, i'll Den yer AlepenFn
counties in bic G5eieggebun9 gepa9lt Itnp.
Sur BIER pom 1876 3pwn5 9eben zine Wtebrbeit
fir BEN DempfratilAen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten, tpG6renp Der elbe in 8 Gpuntie6 aud ntdt
cine ein3ise Stimme erbielt.
Mit Dem @usfaQ Der Wabl tit Shame be
1cnOers Itnp bic 6ofnun9en Der GppperbeaoS
auf ei,en Steg in Den beSOrtebenoen 9erblt
pablen unD Der Nebabilitirang ibrer pplttt-
lchen NlaGt in einigen Der 9rDBten ltrp be-
peutenofen Staaten Der Union jdinuterlt6 SIT
gBaIIer aeaanaen, BENT As Maine goes, SO
goes the Union
(@inc. Splf6bl.)
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Golcraop.

Sas GOlt ptel es 3errttortunts fat bic BON
Der lebten GpnSenttpn prUppntrte GOnl ~fituttCn
aneenpmmen. Das pr9aniiAe @eieb fcl9t III
leinen 6aupt3ii9en ben Gcnltitutionen Der
freien Staaten. Die 2e9t6latur lpQ Bel If
rer Organization aus oreiSebn SenotOren II.
IeGsunp3wau3i9 Mit9liepern be@ unter6auIes
teltebeu. Oiele NnSabl miro iel6itpertanpIi6
oerrnebrt, lpbalp e8 Die Serbaltniiie erbetiGen.
Dos Satair pes GpuYerneurs lit auf $4,000
per Sabr, Das beS StaatSl efretdr5 auf $500
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