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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

:. GALLANT Son o. VIRGINIA. There was
found in the library Of the Capitol, at Rich
nlond, lew days ago, q die whereapon to cast
medal in honor Of Captain iNm. Herndon,
whose gaIlan;ry on board the sinking steamer
Central America, while on her way from Cha
gres, in 1858, will ever be remembered by all
who revere devotion 30 duty il the hour OF
mortal peril. 1t will be recoliccted that Capt.
Herndon vent down with his ship. The in-
scripton on the die IS, on one side. Present
ed to the widow Of Captain William Lewis
Herndon, U. s. Navy, by Virginia, as testi-
monial Of respect for her yirtuous son, noble
and gallant olfccr-lS5S," and Oh the reverse:
the words: ''Devotion to duty, christian con-
duct, and genuine heroism, respected and reyer-
ed. ;, Ia the centre is sinking ship, We he
leve this die was prepared by order Of the y.
S. Governments. Captain Herndon was broth
er of the present Secretary OF State OF Virginia
-EwdericksJury LetlGer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14
E1OR BALTIMORE.

NEW EXPRESS LINE.
IN -. --. BETWEEN -
PHILADELPHIA g ALEXANDRIA,,
GEORGETO FN j. WASHINGTOM, d. c
Via CANAL.
J-. Good substantial and we'll adapted
= - - FREIGHT STEAMERS comprise
this new line. which will sail on NEDNES
DAY and SATURDAY Of each week from
Philadelphia, and TUESDAYS and I'll URS-
DAYS from Alexandria, at II m,
Freight, &c, at moderate rates.
For particulars, apply at
a q Z \ T s. f
NJ ELDRIDGE s CO..
No i, South wharves, Alexandria.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. 50, Water ST., Georg gctown s. Washington.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE,
Get 4-tf No. II, y Noree::. 4Iharves, Philada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

On and after MONDAY, April 10Th, two
daily trains will run between Washington and
Lynchburg, connecting at Gordonsvlle, with
Va. Central r. +. trains to and from Rich hmond,
as follows: d.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Except Sanday) at
g. 49 m., and Alexandria at. 40 M. arryin g
at Lynchburg at 545 p. m
2. Leave Lynchburg 700 a. M, arrive at Alex
andria al $50 p M, and at Washington at
$50 p. m.
2n-- 1 EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Gncluding Sundays
at G. 10 p. M, Alexandria at 100 p m, and ar
rive at Lynchburg at eco a. m.
Leave Lynchburg at $50 p. NJ, arrive at
Alexandria at $50 a. n, and at Washington at
6.2l q. m. making close connections at
Lynchburg for all points south and southwest
and at Washington for north and north h-we:t
First class sleeping cars will be attached to
the nigh trains.
This road is attractive, not only for its com
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities-of Fairfax, Bull
Run, Manassas, Brstoe, Catletts, Rappahan-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and GordonsVillc,
places of imperishable interest IN the popular
mind. ... ....... u.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, and ut the offices of the
road in Washington and Alexandria.
-..-t j. NJ BROAOUS,
3 ap16-tf General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14
Professional.

cuAs H. TFBBS RICHARD II. COCkERILLE
Leesburg, Loudoun co., Va Fairfax G. H.:
TEBBS s. COCKERILLE,
=. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will attend to professional business inLoudoun,
Fairfax and the adi joining counties:
Address the firm at Lccsburg, Va, or Fairfax
Court House, Va. NH I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

~ i,ave Just added TO our stock new @''t
desirable lot Of fashionable goods suitable .of
t!.c Spring aud Sunmer wear. Gentieme" n
warL Of IN clcgal,; and fashionable suit wiiido
well 70 call and examine ourstock. "
ITe have also q Gre assortment Of FURNISH
ING GOODS, EID GLOVES, NEW nc
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &c, Sc.
ONEIL s. DWELLX:
mn 20-tf SO, King stl aco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

For SUMMERS SCRAP BooK.-The two
small negro boys who broke into Mr. Fletcher s
house in this county, few wecks ago, and
n;usged nuoiher OF articles therefrom, were
tried en- Monday by the County Court Of Spot
svIyania and discharged on account of their
ronthful age. Il will be recollectad that Mr..
2 came home before the negroes had left his
nreuIises. and tbat Mc seized enc OF them, and
cnt off d small portion Of one of his ears and
nAjcted slight wound on an car of the other.
Mr. mTr. i. had been depredatca on before After
The negro boys had been cleared by the Court,
fhe case Of the white man Fletcher came up,
On the charge of manning, and the Court did
no. discharge him but sent him On for trial be-
fore the Circuit Court We do not cite the
case for the purpose of finding fault with the
Court but with view of establishing the fact
,bal mercy is tempered to The ignorant negro,
Whilst frll-ianded justice is meted out to the
white man. Ind this trial took place at the
fer.fameG 3potsyivania Z. H.-the scene Of
he :ost desperate conflicts Of the war-but
where tie scales Of justice are nicely balanced.
Ilai. Morse Of the F. 3. was in attendance,
md we near expressed the opinion that too
much cemency was shown the negroes by the
Court. fredericksburg Her0ld.
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Railroads & Steamboats,.
ORANGE AND ALaxANDRIA RAILROAD

IA A g g# - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14
A RE REYOUAFFLICTED WITH A COUGH
a OR COLD?
ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONsUMP-
TION?

Are tho lives of your children in jeopardy
from sudden and repeated attacks Of Group?
If so purchase box of .,,
BLADES EUPHONIAL LUBRICATORS!
The peoples most sure and efect9al remedy m for
chfis, Diptheria and all pulmonary diseases
The LUBRlCATORi is medicinal prcparTa-
ton in the form of Lozenge, which Of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient They con-
tain no deletcriols ingredient, and are warranted
to be always safe, even for the weakest and most
diatc RELIEF Fer Coughs and Colds they are in
valuable.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis, they
have no equal in the market (vido Certificates
accompanying each tox) Dipthcria, that dread
ed and desolating diaease, they control wonder
fully and almost Immediately "
No Public Speaker, Singer or Teacher, should
be without them, as they remove hoarseness ana
strengthen and clear the voice.
W, A ways use them in time, and if the
symptoms are severe use very freely
= JANNEY s. CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
AS, King st., Alexandria, Va
Tor a1a hv all 6ruprists, feb l7--3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

Having purchased the Paper Store Of Jeffer-
son lacey, No. III, King street, hereby an
nollnce to the citizens of Alexandria thatl have
now on hand and am receiving a large and we'll
assorted stock Of The above goods.
Picture Frames made to order.
Carpets cut made and Put doT3 S 2tode to order
repairing of Venetian Blinds.
Country orders solicited.
NH l5-tf ..- GEO. II. Smith,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-14

PLUMBING / PLUMBING! ..@
GAS FITTIN GAS FITTINGl5
6. p. HEALY & CO.,
PLUMBERS 4 GAS FITTERS,
No. 90, 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 apprc.ed style, and at the very
lowest figures ... ......
BY leaving your orders with US you will save
80 Ill WOEE WARRANTED.
Always on hand large assortment of GAS
FIXTURES eqmPrlGsinpE Gns segerythlng ganaor;n IN the
ton, st Peace Prices Retail dealers will find
it to their interest to examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always OF hand.
doc 1-1v 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23
Variation Of the Magnetic Needle.

TIE magnetic needle has been referred
% a. an emblem Of truth a,d stability. both
m P~ose and IN poetry; vhile. IN reality.
netting car he more shifting snd uncertain
in iis indication,. Instead 81 denosing
true North and South liue. a. it is EcneraIis
supposed % 90. f. not only Indicates a d.
rcciion cousiierably removed from the tree
uirrislian. Boa :; does NOT even remain fxcd
IN The amount % ifs error. bar varies day
~ day. season ~ season. and year by
year, besides beng liable % local dsranre-
ment from mctalfc deposits m the ground.
and from slender storms. aurorai displays.
AMI other aiulospheric ma -nctie distarb-
snccs. 1hc needle ohca saries a. mach a.
ten degrees in a sinsic night. durirg hul-
liant displays - the aurora; returning %
90, ol1 dircciion thc following DAY. Tor
avoiding she error arising fron such sud-
den aud irregular chances a. this - have
no rule % guide us. IN fhc neat ptscr Ne
have thc diurnal change thc north end %
The needle moving westward irorn 4. N.
Co . 7. NJ. ard rrthrninr % its original
place Ia ihc evening ihs movement
amounts % from 90 O. i5 mi1utss. in tie
suumer. ani beiongs O. the northern henri
sphere in IA southcru lah of ihc globe
The dircction 90 The movement - reversed
TIE d.urnal movement = about tvicc a.
great in summer a. IN winter. Flnary. vc
lave ihc regular annual variation. witch
since $500 has Anoantcl % ahcui three
minutes o. a degree IN YEAR. rhc United
States Coast >arses furnishes thc fl.iosiuc
declarations a. Portland. Ne. since lsso.
The angle between H. tree ard magnetic
meridian. vas in lsso. L. In 800. =
5s'; IN ls2D. 80 IN 1880. n 70. in
1880. - 80 and Ill BE-. in l~so. - 60.
To obtain ihe declinaiion %. Paris We aii
IS % that or Portland. and dosog thi.
80 nsv form the foiiouiag table for ge,-
eral Csc ia tbc O. ighborhood % Pari. a. a
greater distance than ten u,ics from a.,
place The correction q o.. applied 90
Oh, Portland d-,lnatiou. ~il have 90 Do
slightly notisel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23
ne Mararine.

ON NoUNo FolKs. This Juvenile. pre-
pared with 20 much tact a. o. De- iavorlte
with All readers. has von aP'acs Ia almost
evers family "a las ever ,s.tcd. TIE pal-
Usher aunouucc. IN the ProsPsoi1s for so.
that arrsnrcurnis have been ptrlrctel Co
naintain its ihst.nciise features. ara asa 70
the interest Of ifs coutcnts pah,i-tct Is
Ttcknor a Ficiis. Boston. Tcru... a .,'l.
The Derno-r.t sd Ger Nc--s Folks. O.
one year. $500.
ATLANTIC MoNmfy. TIE Aiisnfic 81.
nouncss uc~ volume in Januars The
Fubiishcr. ssy che Magaz.nc no. occupic'
place in popalar favor iar higher ti,an
any periodical OF siuaiisr chsrsrtrr. To
susiain and increase thc rahiir srrreritiioa
81 thc Magazine Nil D. thrir con.tsnt aiu'.
ard they are craiif~d IN briae able O.
promise ior thc ueNf ycar sch teaturcs a.
caurot fail O. accomplish this result o.
". Holmes -iu contribute Nc- Enclsr,l
story. % extend tirough tbc rear. Ias
Parton. BIOGRAPHICAL All iniustrial articlcs
Bayari Ia, Tor. skctcbcs from Earoqc
liirginsou. sketches 81 oai door lic; a.
vsl a. articies FROM an the winters wbo
have made the pagcs 81 the Aiiautic 80 a.
trAciisc in pat years Ticknor a Ficids.
Psllishcrs. Torns. ss.oo. Ailantic anl
Dsmocraf. ore year. $50.
PErrrso~'s MaesErNr We ar On fhe
rrccir' az tbs poPuiar I.siy's Msrasias f,r
Decsmbcr. Il l. splendid number. For
many years -. Petersen Marariuc. b.,
consc11snc. a. o. uerit ard chesuuess.
has hai lager cIculat-on than -rv oflrr
rnonfhiy IN tn Unitrd States n is67 ii
viii Pc greatly improved the srading nat
ter a. 10 D. increassd. ard esch uuuibcr wi'l
contain a doubis-sizc s;crl h.hion plate. o.
~rantlv coicrcd. nth from f3u- g. ~ fc-
ures-uakinr 90 Petersen a.. chcapesf iu
a.. world. The terms -iil remain to dob
a-s vcar 81 -snci~ subscribers To risbs
% h. cheaper stili. va Eve copies Cor = o''.
eight oopics for o. 90. o- iourte~n copies
for 5000. To cscry rersou rcs'i-r .p a
ciah. a. thess rates th- puiii.hr- uiu seud
CO. s-f0r orpy- --1fr. >pcciuscns sent. %
vritfcn io-. g. those wishing % set mp
ciabs- Address. ro.; ps,,i. Charics j Re-
te-son. 8t6 Chcstuut >srvct. I-hila ieirhia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

DIVINE NuEsoE HIou ScuooL. The
Fall tern % this school closed on The ~
tesnth insi. Nth q pabhc exsu,insiiou and
literary eutcrtainmeut in thc evening"
Ahhough he CAV was unesuals stormv in
ibc forenoon. a respcctabic nuu,ber q he
irieris 81 the school assembled 18Th tie
Students AMI teachers. 60 stiffness the cxan,-
NATION We have rcser wiius sid a more
clear ,inoiisiioa oi r-ebieus sni PROPOSE
,.oas ty students 81 arg school The ono
inal predictions anl essays. vouid rank
with taa.e of our srm.uarics an collcgcs
In a. e,se.ne fhc har Va crowded Nth
an iutcl ser; auliruoc. am thc exercises
By e. school. ,crsistir- oi iclisnafious.
lialoEues. original responses and mu.ic.
~frc saCh that thr u-si fasfiiious ackuovl-
edged entire saiisfsrtic, At 81 close of
the eScrci.rs in the es.o.ns 80 Tcachrrs.
II. =. Howard ard ~ifr. wcrc happily sar-
Prisrl ty iho Press stai con oi token. ~ Pc.
speri AMI love from thsir .fu.l-nt.. Co il.c
amount 81 i0rty toliars. We knou Cleo
school. 90 tlis grade. ihat ssnd, eat lar-.
ef member 90 succcssfal tcacLcrs than ell.
dos. Comrrrrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

WHsr ConeErs~ VIA o.. II 10 uni-
vrrs,iis coucr,ie.l bsrc that Conrr,s. ali A
o,oe take decisive aefion In -viatian q tho
rehel state t.oseruuscuts so Up BY ths Prrs-
idcni only tuo of tbeir con-ifuiions-
ihnsc 90 Taxa AMI North Caroiina-havo
been sutnif'cl % fh- people for approval
or rrirr ter. sri fto.c to have been
rroaIpdy ricctcd-thaf oi The after By an
oscr-he iminC vote. Ihr pcoric have de-
clarcl thai iarce ' played out.- and they
ienaal of Conrrrss thai ii shall 60 g1s-sn-
80 r~puhican form 20 roverum~nt- %
thcui. A. provided or bs fhs Con.iissi on.
God Alone knoss iho rcrs-cstions and suf-
irunCs % ihc loyal whites anl blacks uuier
the rzie oi their rcvrnEclai tyrauts las
state Cf things mast cone. anl th~rr - no
rcmcdy short ~ fhas -hich gives tLcm AZ
lrast 40 sqsal voice in the making q thc
avs aaa the election - the otEoers -bo
arr o. euf1rcc tbcra- Th.rc -iii. q cour.s.
hc terrible boil from tAr rebel, ani ihoir
northern aliics a. such an attempt. bat thc
coutemptsous and hostile atfitsac 81 every
'' rrconsfurctcl' State towards Congrc.s
wil cag Cor speedy seton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

Ao,rE~r. On Sundsy morning. q son
oi Mr Packard. Go section nan 81 The T..
a.. %. q. X X ia Hrhroa. ms ~igh quite
a severe socidert. lie. vith another lad.
sas riding in a 90. draua By ooh. Ibe
brraking oi a strap frisbtened t'.e saiuhi
and yourg Packard was drown VIOLENTLY
OBJ che grcund. euttng a iarE- rash IN Li.
upper lip. ard knocking out tso teeth.
stunning Lim 81 tlat b. remained inscnsibl,
ior H,Dre than an lour. lie b. nov appar.
entls lotne vcii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

tn use GO ths table b evident Sup.
Posc Nc sish o. ran ine upou thc ground
-lcrc we have 10 guide excrp; a cou--e
recorded in an CD iced. fhe mouumcrts
on the actuai Ire beng lot 80 riust 81
ply thc difcFc1ce in tic deciination. a.
taha'aiea above. 90 ,he o'l bearing. % ga
- ne- one vLich Ne nov shall r,rroducc
= oli line upon thr croani. Fer exam
pie 81 - wish. a. iAe prcsrr; timc. o. pai
q Inc upon thc ground -hicL in I7sO ran
y O. 20 J.. We f-si a.-crta'n The dsci.n-
sfion for 1sff. ~iich g.. iG go. IT, lif.
ference bctw~cn tiis anl tie defamation lsr
i7so. o- O. S1'. ia ~. uhirh added %
ths oid coursc. o. ST. make. the ~
course y. - 90 =. \ lise process ~il
arsacr for other cases.
The deciinaiion - the needle vt-i-s. ro;
oriv from tine 90 time. a1t is l,Te-cnt 10
Different places. TIE rasnefic meridian.
converge to~ards The magneii- POLE and
a. tiis 3, no; A. ihe same place a. the geo
graphic pole. fhc magnetic and fic geo
graphic m~ridiaus 30 not coin-ilc. There
is one hne 10 the Uni'el States upon vhieh
ihc feeble las no ,ariation tL.s Ene e.
tends from point ABBOTT 20 rlies ea.i Of
Cieveianl. Ohio. o. poifi a5.-t s0 miics
~est % Nc~hcrn. y. q. a. o. 60 cas-; -
itis hue tbe needle points set q ibr tree
meridian. and a. We 80 ~c,i az ihis Inc
the needle points east a. tie i-ue meridian f..
tlaf ia 1850 fhc needle AZ &c. Ioais. No.
pointed = degrees east q the true MERRILL
en- nt Chicago. 5i-2 Ci-rlnnafi az 4.
81 Coilu.ba- B a. Cicvela-l anI a.
E-ie. Penn. O. tile latter place beng
nearly on tie iinc 70 % sariarou. Pro-
ccel.ng ca.tsa-sis. OBJ, shria,ian a. Hsr.s.
b1r-a vas about 8 OBJ tLe vs,t cf ODE trae
nenlian, a. Phiiadeiphis l-1 a. Alba
ny a. Boston ei-2 a. Portia,d 90
- a. Bangor. aholt %. ana g iLe
norfh casi corner ~ Mace D. OBJ ttr uesi.
Tie caase of ih- variaiioa q sl. needle
BE- a. Sc unknosn taf long contuu.l
careful ohservai.sns have given ihe Above
fr1rrs. ln order to avoid errors from De-.
cal DISTURBANCE thc Surveyor should obtain
tte exact derinafions al d. tiu,e anl place
he reels che .ni'r"ai'on o. establish lo.i
hne. Livery io~n ard village .h9all have
= ir1e norih and 'outh hne plainly defnsd
ty pernaneni monuments in some cooven-
ierf place frr tr conpar.rf o. north line
a. 'h7~n hy re needir ~ith s1ch true nee
r.iiar. fhe derIinafior Is at once kroun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

oEri~trnN w iarn from tie A.
vocatc ,hat Aierro l.. D,asou "a ordained
ard Installed a. pastor % the Church AZ
Wee Sam-r-. "a et'b. TIE services
uerc al follows Invocatioa an rcafin-
TIE .rriptur,.. ~ E-v g. Parker. Iltmn .
Pr.,er by Rev. 7. J Suctt. Hyrn. Ser
mon ty Rev " a. : veufre.. from nv.
7 90 DO For I an n', ashamed oi iic so.-
pei 90 Christ. g.
>rgir-; Oniainins rsycr o. Ees G..
rarAcr. Charrr to thr candidate o. h
=. : Fi,h Ei-ii hani Of Fellowship o.
Rev. e.. a Caricior; Anth-m. Ali-c,. g.
iis Cherrh hy Nv a Barro-s; PRAYER Or
Rev. T. Cuuming' tF. W. Bap,i.i) sing
inE B,uehoiion D. a. carlidate.
TIE sane paper say, Rev. T.. y. Ger
ue, late -f T,psLaua. h,. entered upou h.,
labor uith 'hr church in Hehron. as cor
rc.T.orieuts ar requested 90 direct th-ir
comurui-aiiaus accordingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

koorrs CsrGur. The cnoruous ousr-
t.fy RI coar'erfeii frncfionsl eurrensy ~t,rh
c1mrs 90 the to,as1ry o. reicurfion. some
~ uh.ch is so good ftaf 10 BE- tatcn ~ sea-
ore. has sfira'stcI ne detectives e. lrus-
al activity. ari last vesk namhsr q
oounterfeiters. 9Th e. plates o. printing
fiiy-oeni notes aoi large anon, RI a.
currency really for circu.ation. -,,rs osP-
tered twsstingion Disrn,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

THr Gstr. o. Frilav occu-rvd ore Cd
the mot severe gales ari storms cf rsi-
thar has bern experienced On tii. vicinity
Tor years. Ii sr-n cKcrilci thai of Oefo.
Der. Ih- ra.n penetrated cvrrv crvsics.
AMI val. p-ossriiails tight SER hkc
selves The wind tore up irncrs anl tirrv
ibe fra-ar1fs sroani promiscuously. The
chef ismale in fhe sicinifs ~as ;hs biov-
ing oH % a portion of thc roof q Mr.. "a.
J Ciarks .fahie. IL -ind forced in a.
door. ard hires thc roof baarGs cietr irto
nr. Broun's garden.
w hsar that ne South Paris. thc ca car
house uas ovcrtar nc1. ara i'own arross
Gle uark- % 80 coupirieiy used up-
Pcoq,c up the Aniruscogsin rcrori thai
TIE rivc- rose vev npid'y o. a high roiai
People vho csmr 90 Mr Howard. SCHOOL
cnlibifion. .rom oat a. ere village. we're
Obliged 90 .iay over iu cor.rla-no- ~ thc
aos.ne ~ ti,e roat- ia a. evening" 4
large arnoant % ran ser. ior q storia % 30
short iaraficn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-23

Aouur>r- FrpH krEn.r,r Frilay
even rs Mu. la Berry. 80 resided On
tls Leviston Corp5ration. uas b.o-ir- oat
a keroscns iauP. preparatory % r,iirin-.
vheu ibe lamp ctPio.iei. iLroviay the oil
oscr Der fac anl body ~bich vrr- imrcd-
iaieis eussiopci ia flames. The sc-oam.
81 TIE unioFi1nafe woman AZ one aitracted
rersons Co hrr roem. but before th- dancs
coaI o. cxfnrlished STE va horribly
burned on Der face. PEEK. breast 50 arms.
to ths very iiPs % her fngers- She sore
Only nizhi dress a. ihs tiu,s q The acci-
dent. 20 that thr ere strsau,sd a. once over
Lrr very Gssh. TIE aaiortunats -omsn
hns.r,d iu great tz7oy tiu Io saisr.iay 4.
Il. [Levistoa Jouruai
Trrufntr AFTafr 4 f-u evenings a-o.
a. >oesrrsi1-. Ncs jersey o. vie Of an
IRA isborrr. namei C-ieham. "a string
.p u..l a laael.,s 20 about s.esra wears.
Ihe mother attempted o. ca tLe lamp utiic
b. vas burning. -ten ihc can eEpioled in
trr ii.is. he mother and ch,ii serc
torri.'s barned. he eLiii harercI until
ils nezi morning.. vifn t died. aud ,he
mother esp ired alest roon che rext dav.
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bEoEE jan Tie Pres SAYS four u-i.-
oners. Frsdsrick Riohari.. SsusueI Neville.
Charles Braincfl ard Melville K.rri.o-
made thsir escape from the CanherIsnl
Iail. Monday uizht Too oceupyinr upper
cells Unlocked then. and then liberated too
who we're IN he dungeon cells and dec
escaped ~ srringinr the vindo- bars %
a. 90 icase roou for tben % - OF. Tbe
Shsrih oacrs $50 ior tbsir o.ptsrc.
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Ircf.LsrIvE iorESu. The patrshe-s
ci thc kerrcht- Jou-ral announce thst
thrr uil issac. darug thc rrHt session.
their usuai legislative pIpers T. uiI Pei
puhii.a.l a. tEo thrice-verkFes. so ftaf
pcrs1ns taking either Ill receive aU o.
prcrcedirrs alternate days. 90 LesL -.ii
give "a daily. TLe Jouruai uin contain.
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Greeley. History Of u. Rebellion.

NJ. Msxia. Agent f,r siis vicinity. IA.
recrivcd an instaliucrt ofhis order for iAe
Serond Voiu-e 81 ihis uork. whirh B. f.
nov delivering % his subscribers. TIE On
expected prol1rcaiion % fLc VA. anl ihe
narnir1de 60 20. proportion. involved a
vast amou-t of Incidental detail. uhicb all.
much % ihe oomp'ctencss of the volume.
inrreases its size Is2 pages. a. vel a. al D,
somevha; o. Be- cost Tbs oour-e was
taken. a. beng thar rhi-h woslI best .,f-
isfs thc s1b-crihcr.
The puhlsher. saw ihi. soiuns contains
aocounts oi -o battles and minor corficts.
o. ul.ch ro accoun,. ar given hy ueadi-,
hkevise of nearig 1oD cngarcurnts. not
described ty ABBOTT. thc losses in several
OF Ehich numbered more than looo earL.
Another huie comparison show thai in ihc
account 20 the battle of Fair Oak. Crr,'ey
gives SIC facis in 2 rsgcs. ~hiie Ahtai,.
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ia 81 pages.
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received Si'h great conflen-e. The hrt.
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~ are disposed fo qaesfion ths cor-rr.-
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AtNosr Pas. TIE store ocragsei ~
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Ihr 49, of simeon Cummings. presented
ier Probate on Taesisy. bcqacaihs the
san oi 80 90 faris Iiil Academy Also
ciat-on. on ccoi.iioa ihat the Association
SAL raisc hkr sum. o. D. PLACED IN
tle hanis oi a Trustee. arl ihe interest d.
voted 90 ihc sssiaiuirs % a permanent iligb
school