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mind that be dreamed of nothing but SUCCESS.
and whM, On Monday, he awoke to the reall-
" or defeat, tho reaction toppled down his
reason. and in his despair he sought tho "sleep
Entering a saloon he called for glass Of
liquor, info which be Was In the act Of insert
Ing poison. when the b6rketper Wrrstcd II
from him and thus frustrated his purpose.
Soon afterwards, ut the Metropolitan Hotel
he was observed to- take paper from his
pocket and pass the contents to his mouth.
when his hand WAS arrested BY parsons who
and IN examination Showed that his powder
was arseufc.
He was then taken in custody by the police,
to whom he declared that he was fully dater-
mined to put an cnd to his existence and, Rf-
ter being placed in cell, he attempted to
hang himself by means OF hand kerchfef that
hc had kept secreted from the officers, which
fortunately breaking, caused only temporary
straugulntfon.-No.ioaal IEtaligeacr.
The Pacific Railroad and lis Iowa
Connections.
The Pittsburgh Gd-ttfe OF the 9th inst, in
IN article on the Union Pacific Railroad, says :
At meeting Of the Board of Directors of
The Company held In New York. fev days
go, Committee vas appointed. Of which
G2rrrnment Director, Is Chairman, to confer
with Companfes' now constructing railroads
through Iowa, from the Misaissippi to the
Missouri, or any new organizations that may
ID called into existence, with view to the
ohtainment Of an carly eastern connection
with Lines completed from the Mississippi to
the chief Atlantic cities We learn that hc ts
confident Of being able to consummate such
connection ut near date, as all three Of the
Companies engaged In constructing roads
whose western ends must touch the Mlssls-
sippi, perceive the Importance of connecting
as speedily as possible with this gE1a. trunk
line across the Rocky Mountains s6 The Pacific
, 1865-12-13
a htn1serInE. Youth Commits SuIcfdc
: FOR Dnrequltod Love.

Ill
!. An inquest was held yesterday afteuoo,
a. the house Of VIM. Brett, ;No.,75 Marke
street, BY Coroner Collin, on tho body Of al
ifcd Frederick Keenan,, whose death waj I'll,
result Of taking dose Of laudauum for til
purpose OF sclEdestruct1on- .Keenan was
nag been In the employ Of alr. Brett for ID
the;last four Years. lie bad . very bad iu,
peNMent In Ills apeech, which to a certair, At
tent,. prevented his going Into society. o,
Monday lust he put SEQ In lis pocket su;
started out l1r tho purpose Of finding q ply
nan Old not succeed In his search, nud Re
tWpct home much dlshearteued and de-
pressed III spirits. ,.He wns ipayin3 at,
tentions TO = young lady Miss Bella
senllen,;; to whom he WEE most devotedly
attached, but Who. 1t would seem, did not
a very touching letter to this lady lust prsyi.
Gus 10 his death. On Wednesday nicht
hcehan came home rs usual, md retired far
TIC night. He swallowed qantlty Of landa-
nnm and stretched himself on bench in Tia
room, and he was found dead In this position
ns1t Lnotning.. y. Ihos. Robinson made a
Post 2Horte's ezamlnation Of leceased's BODY.
and found quantity Of tincturc or opium Il
a verdict Of "Death by suicide, by taEinr
landhnum was rendered by the jury. -
Tie following Is copy Of the letter alluded
Brutal Ba1AI BEILAi
Il. ,Gopd byel Good bye. Oh, think Of mo when
q IL IL Iii MoS nsf M haa
n. ~, a1yiaK Sish IL; soa S naIIy somaboay @ 81
peb!ps Wen on S aoaa3 3oa a. 5
think Of those that are dear 10 you. yor Sisi not
@ forge. !, ne; M :. for, Oh. Belaa. 1osed you,
those depsed nav Tstc 't over me ,hp hspaats ;, Or
, 1865-12-13

! PloSt o. nad management and a1ovenlfuess Il
| IN al other things pertaining 10 the farm
out ~ the day or month, but Is not safi
one TO be In your debt, -: i,
TIE CuuRS.
At the State Fair the patent churn men
hl1ed no small amount Of space. presenting
abor4 thirty dtHesEnt patterns or that usefn]
and indispensable implement. 1t. NAV uot
please these men 10 tell them that for pract,.
cal 1utter-maklng not one Of these chur11a
POSSESSES; any advantage over the old dash
mon: n:thermomcter. In fhct, the majority of
them are worse than useless, md will produce
less butter tfom given amount Of cream than
the old dash churn.
The science Of churn1ng consists In having
the cream at given tcmpatnrc, which Is de-
teFnined by the thermometer This Is ut
water to the cream until Of tho right tempera-
ture, and IT. too warm' in summer, add cold
Watet from the well or set the churn In tub
Of cold well water. We'll water Is usually al
ao when drawn from the well and viii soon
cool The cream. Bntter viii not come when
the cFram = below 65 9 but in winter the
nearer to 60e the better. 4 thermomoter Is
then b part Of the kitchen implements to be
connected with the churn. : The so-cnllod
ther11o 1ometer churn became very popniar-
fFomthls ca1so, but the zinc was found to
nave oa0 eusct On Inc cream md to-day It
Is les$ popular With the dalrymen.
: Tho witc who has had 80 much trouble With,
the chutn only needs thermometer. and nat
one Of the neW.fangled patent chutns; When
cream h put In one Of these rapid working
churns, the temperature Il raised rapidly 81
the motion, and O portion of tho cream Is
converted into butter, and Of course the par-
ties are pleased With the result. >.
We have seen churnlng to be half day
In process Of butter making, until the patience.
OF the good woman YVES exhausted, when fhe
churn Was wheeled behind the stove aud ian
for THE husband to t]rish In The evening. When.-
to The aEonishment OF all, the butter Came IL
1--WE minutes. The reason of this, Fas thnt
the cream had become warmed above IS de7..
the butter point, and Of course It came.
Had the wife thermometer, audwarmed
up The cream by the addition Of warm water. .
days labor aud Gexation. -. ~ :
For small dairies or when COWS are kent
only for the family supply OF butter, the Cd
dash ehurn Is the best, the most easily cleaned
and Convenient. For large dai1tcs, horse or.
dog pbwer Is caleb into requlsition.
Butter can be worked In soft water or that
nearly soft, but very hard water should moi:
be used fer this purpose In fact district Of
hard llme wafes Is nercr agood dairy dis;
Thus far In our research in the kitchen. wet
bayc found more noe1 Of good management
Than Of new implements, but. the f1eld "a a.
wide one, and may require more outlay as we
proceed In the Investigation. :.
, 1865-12-13
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
What Shall We Do with tho
Red Men2

OmcIal md Unofllofal Estimates Of
their Nufnber-The Decay Of tho Race
i "A Humanitarian yloxv-Lcave their
SubjuSatlon to The Colored Troops
Native American and Negro Com.
nonSgeAlth in The Southwest.
, 1865-12-13

Fr7sbee, Wooda1t. Talcott, Holden. HixhT Ron1
~ EnsssE Ft2nze', Proaatoos, Iostinser Rub, Law.
| ~fok4-Noue.
| Reported IN favor Of tho psssago of an ordinance
lor the construction Of sidewalk on The north st
| at1eet ~ -'4"o'e
Report po eoneaf5sd 10 snd ordinance passed BY
4ts.-3ld. Gage Knieke1boeker, shimp, ca,ter.
kse, kk1np, "aafsosk H4'e,. shcsriu, moore, Rsaery,
Russell Frames Psoudioos, Houinzer. Rgb. Few IaW.
aon shasktold, Toodman, ClaSk-ai N"''' .-'"
-soA-So1e.
Reported IN fssor Of ths nnsrno, M an o,t,o,c,
for the construction OF sidewalk on The nnnYh .Ia
OF Center strfst from Clark street to S.xicwfcE
Rsne' 1na IRON hsteat u stest TO H.ltd sce
n;5,s:: zys:{a: ~ ka,stsreester. ssmp c.,se.
kane. wsliNo.f Hs.eh sea wlmXs Xas,- sesa. st9
Frishee, Woodard. Taieott Uoid,n. BfIpy. Uond.
Rus'sil, Fnnxens Prondtoot, uotsinerr, Rab. Law
son, shack1ofd, Wootman. ClArk-y.
NckS-None.
Also, .
hs oI ahs he toaa sde
q AZ, lum place, from Unlisted strssf 70 Ffaakltn
Report eoneurred in and ordnance parsed By ayea
1gs.A5a: Ssss, knsssFbqWsf;ssr, W;s,,s sstm2 Carter
Barrett :''hekf ;Msker tssa sksl slSerr Aoots, Rs
Fr1abee. Woodart, TAcctt, Holden. tt1py. Bond,
Russell F.anzen hGad.G0fi, i,.sHM1 ,n9aaSsr Ruh, Izw
sou. Shackfoss1, Woodmau, tMfR0M
ISots-Soue- .L
Rrm,tel tn nvor Of tho passage Of m ordinance
"a. tbs CONSTRUCTION Of sloawlk on H. snnt%
ids q clyboatne Place, nom Clybourpa .sYerue "a
c1bou1ne Bridge. ~
.,es sta1d ae1d nees | leoW, " mo ''dnane ps'td by
ayu-Ald. Gage, knlckerboeker, sb,nn c,,+.,-
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| nv
us xneeeseas and assigns shall nll Rrsde md pave
maeadamize o. plank &s aud when directed 81 the
Board Of Public Wotks Or The conamoa Conucii
pied BY sasd Company, md also II lest en n rs. +
w!dsh one s1de Of Its track- And 1hau NO Eeen
sns ,as IN s!asks switches and turnouts
pass along Or over The sane without Injury.
-. SEC. = Ihe pc11nlesion hereby g11nted 1s upou
ne frtlaeI condlnon thai said railway eompsn1
aEes, costs expenses End suits arising o1t Of he
laaon ~ Gse Of said streets bF ssld Company.
| tI &uctEBtoTs, ststxn1 or Is4sees,
SIG j. Thus Permission Ia granted sub{eee tn III
ggnetA oroinanees now In iorce that may hcse-
altsf oe paEssd concerning railroads n said city.
be in force fos fs pef1od Of ;Ten1 y,.r. f,,1, -nu
AID aher the passa2e Of This o,diranrc Ind tor n,
lonGes1euod, and 9ail company shaii, 1t the &
uack. .ffd<-trac tun-onta and sHitchcs. ieaytnn
eae sttfets N good and safe condition.
J. POLICE
had been referred an ordinance ennoelniuc pounds
reported IN FAVOR of the pasaake Of tho sn1e
Aid Rub moved 10 concur q she report and mesa
at,n sas Gsds2ss and the motion prevailed b. he
AyeSMAid- shimp, Carter. Barrett, Wicker. M
R Rey, Mh%aIth, Sheridan, hann, Wai!work. Hatch,
5en 81 hs9sadfoot, g Hotungess Run, Lawson, shoef.
Nioa-A,d: Gage, Knt.te,boeker, ,sherwin, 4.ezp,
9M a9iden' blxhJ' Bond. Hupuey, Woodman. clatk
Tho following Is TIE ordinance Il passed:
An ordinance 10 amend chapter IS Of "An Oedi-
nance fot The revising and eon.o .olidatfnz oi The
General Ordinances Of the City Of Chicaeo.''
By e 9,aaaned BY &se conunon CoaacI eJ zAs CRy
SEC. l. That chapter lhirty-a,e feoueerntar
poands) Of - An Ordinance 70. rsviainx and con.
sol.dst1rg The Geneal Ordinances OF tho City Of
Chicago" passed October I'D, 1855 be, and tha.
same u. hessby so amended, That It stAn not be
lawlnl lor nay pefson whether acting under the d.
rccudn Of 1he Pound Matter OF otkxr~1se. except
police pa.so4rnen> to aka up any aEAnal running q
llge cost1sry to the provisions ot section tuo Of
raid chapef, unless he shsIl hs7Alo conspiGaoas
place spon lbe cont or outsIda garment , LEI,
badce~ With tae words .tAssfsttnt Ponna = Cir
engraved thereon In Letters NOT less shao onet"o
Inch IN si1s. r,,,a u.,,.
SEc 4 Il sba11 be tho dnty Of the Iou1o Aas.ess
OF the respective divisions Of toa eI5 " psuoMe
such number Of satd n.asrs q ~ ~ as1Sssa1, !
and farn,sh thew to such p-ssons c1 eood ehseat-
Ter n iheT mGy deem proper al fhe cost !htfeoS.
sn5 ~ ~ rer.nn Who shall wea. any such badge, /
rrirss 1In.hrd r. Aoresah BY Tic Pound Masters,
Mi J.. it.hjo 10 inc OF noe fess than Ave dollsn
- m rrn.ed ten doitat1.
Hu IT. mi, ordnance shsl t.ko effect and bo IN
f,rce tcu md afte1 It's psstsce and dua publication
>. ICr1crAHY.
: AID. E1tekeshoeke er, Of Commiitaa On JpaIrdary.
to WON hsd hsea fett1Ged comuppleatlo9 lFom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING
4 Nd
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I'm Pills and R5act1srs, J

YvHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
l. as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter Of century in Europe
and for the last years, also. in this country,
and are particularly efficient in the cure Of all
chronic diseases. No one should dispair of being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, for by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some of the diseases winch
have been permanently removed by their use:
letter,
inflammation
of the bowels,
consumption in it's
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic catarrh, pain IN the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, 6ll-
licusness, eruptions of the skin, bowel
complaint, langour, gout, dropsy,
erysipelas worms, cholic, piles
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white Aux, dys-
enteIy, costive-
ness, mea-
sles, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
imported and for sale by.
~ julius DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince ST., below Washington sts.
Alexandria, Va
For sale by most Druggists. jan S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
r IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHTl
DOCTOR WHITES EYE.WATER

mics yet known, and has proved to be the
greatest blessing 10 thousands Of sufferers iii
Europe for over 20years. Itcannot he too highly
recommended to all men Of business, especial
~ to bank and other officers, hookkeepers.
clerks, artizans and all such as are obliged to
work much by artificial light, or fire. artists,
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or fine
needlework. Il will not only strengthen and
improve weak eyes but speedily cure ali in1am-
nation, cold, or laneness of the eyelids, but
also, remov- the beginning cataract. and i1s use
will positively insure against blindness
Price rs cents s. bottle.
Imported and for sale hy
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
No, 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists.
Jan 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
- O aFICE-No. 194 King street, ovsr
oes formerly French's) Book Store.
WAR NEWS.

dispatch from Gen. Gilmore dated at
Charleston, s. c., on Sunday last, reports
that in the detences of that city the Union
forces have captured over $50 pieces of ord
nance eight locomotives, and a large number
of cars, all in good condition, were also found
in the city Deserters who come into Charles.
ton state that Hardee's army was to have
crossed the Santee river On last Saturday, en-
route for Charlotte, N. c., and that it was
thought that Sherman may have intercepted
their march, Hood army, $4,000 strong, is
reported to have passed through Augusta,
Ca, on Sunday the 10Th, on their way to re-
inforce Beauregard Georgetown, S. c., has
been evacuated and is now in the possession OF
the Federal troops An arrival at New York
Yesterday from Savannah Ga, reports that
when off Charleston harbor, on Sunday last,
she was Informed that Columbia, S. c., had
been burned, and that Augusta, Ga, had been
captured by the Federal forces. Letters have
been received in New York announcing as pro-
bable the union of Gen. Schofeld's forces
with Gen. Shernan's army on Monday the
27,h utimo. The point is not stated.
A report is brought by steamer from Nor
folk that on MondAy night there Was heavy
firing heard from up the Rappahannock, and
it is supposed the Federal gunboats were ope-
rating in that quarter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
4 RNOLD s FIELD,
Merchant TailOI's.
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FITRNTSHJNG STORE

" ould invite inspection Of their large stock OF
CLOTHS, CAsIMERES, and VEST1NGs,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
Quality considered) in the city Of New York,
and warrant to give entire salts sfaction.
Special attention given to the selection %
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted and
our long experience IN that branch justifes us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
a select assortment Of Shirts (all kind) Collars.
Qinen end paper Neckties,. Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenders, Handkerchefs, Gloves, &C., usual
" found in we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment. Call and see US. Don't forget
the number, SO King Street, between Pitt and
Royal. one door east of Parker's Theatre.
VIM. ARNOLD,
Jan TT JOHN &. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
! LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE
The steamer Morayian brings English dates
to the l7th inst.
The news from America tnonopolized the
attention OF everybody. The news that
peace conference was being held caused de-
preston of funds, but later in the day, ad-
vices announcing its failure, caused reaction,
and the decline almost recovered. American
securities improved under the Canada adj
vices, but were easier upon the reception OF
the Hibernian's news Many believe that ne
gotiations are not absolutely broken of, while
others accept the statemen, that they have
failed, and that the war must go On,
The StonewaN, alias Olinde, was at Ferrol,
Spain, heavily armed, carrying four guns
none less than 100 FOUNDERS. She is IRON
plated four inches thick. A number Of the
Alabamas men are among her crew.
The French Chambers were opened ON the
18th of February by speech from the Emper
or, mainly devoted to domestic affairs. lie
was quite silent on the American question
AS regards Mexico, the speech simply says
that the new throne is becoming consolidated:
the country pac. fed, and its immense re-
sources developed, the happy effect OF the.
valor of the soldiers, the good sense OF the
Mexican population, and the Intelligence ana
energy Of the sovereign.
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. @Qltntf1hSeIa o 9tpctbeter 6ottenbdd pon

Re SaagitopieI. apotbeter 5uttenba4 BON
Dtascputab madt fOIgenbe Wittbeilung
> Die i'm !6anoel eri6einenben Slusit6pel
(Nipples) fir Sdu9linas fino Ieioer alt pft nit
iddolt6en, ben Sdualingen nabtbeilioen
Stcfen perfdlifte Sabrifats. Die fdlibenoen
Stcffe ftno nteitentbeis SdUefelbIei uno
S6mefeI5int, tuel6e fid bel oer 6abritation
ourd 3uidse pOn 8Iei unb 3int bioen, ma
r,lentli6 miro nit leeterem Wletaa uerlebt, Ga
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ppn ben dfteu bar6 ibre pecifif d c
8 @ tpere. Der CUTE Saugft6pleI i6rpimmt
in einen nit @q1er sefilIten @Ias, Der
idtedts 'iintt barin inter. 9ieIe Brobe 1T
Siemlt6 iider unb einfab uno lsi6t aussuy
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