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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-17
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~ The regular weekly meetings of the a l. :
exandria Circle of Fenan Brotherhood are he e.
on Thursday evenings at half-pastscven o clock.
ant No 49, King street. All sterling patriots
known to the Committee OF Safety, arc re-
spectfuly invited to join this, their holy
Cause. On behalf of the circle:
JOHN O'DONOVAN, Secretary.
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Bonds can be had of Capt. + Malone, WASH
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18

wife marked out. For two whole weeks
she was the constant companion of her
guest; the despised piano was scarcely
touched, and the sound Of French was
thing forgotten Agneta received long
lessons in the culinary art, and very mod
estly gave lessons in return. Quietly she
drew Miss Perry into the houses of their
poorer neighbors she yielded wling'y
up to her the honor of their united ell
orts, and carefully she studied all her
wants and wishes. The heart must have
been hard indeed that could Withstand
such consideration, and the fortress al
ready began to show some signs of sur
render.
II do not know how it is" remarked
Miss Perry to her cronies, "but whether
l like Mrs. Chase or not she will love me
and | cannot prevent her."
And ere she left that hospitable rooi
the enemy had become a friend and ar
dent admirer-nay, even her affection
had been won, in fact, Miss Perry was
cured.
"Dear Agneta," said the pastor, "you
have made NE very happy. There is not
one of the congregation who does not
now see the wisdom of my choice"
She laughed her merry laugh.
"'You do me credit then" she said
then pausing for a minute, she added,
earnestly, "Ah! Uric, Of myself | can
do nothing
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18

To SOFTEN OLD PUTTY.-In remov-
ing old broken panes from window, it
is generally very difficult to get off the
hard, dry putty, that sticks round the
glass and frame. To do this easily, dip
a small brush in nitric or muriatic acid
to be obtained at the druggists and go
over the putty with it. Let it rest awhile,
and it will soon become so soft that you
can remove it with ease.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18

An old lady was asked. what she
thought of enc of her neighbor by the
name of Jones, and with very knowing
look she replied
"Why, 1 don't like to say any thing
about my neighbors; but as to Mr.. Jones
-yometimes l think-and then, again, |
don't know-but, after all, rather guess
he'll turn out good deal such sort Of
a man as | take him to be ~
Non committal-rathcr.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18

to embark on their neutral vessels the
rich cargoes which Chinese commerce
would fear to entrust to the belligerant
British flag, on seas infested by Russian
priyatecrs, \ Muscovite Admiral re-
ceiving rders by telegraph from ST. Pc
tersburg, to sail out of Vladi Vostok and
fall upon the enenry's commerce, might
feel sure, after having despatched his
vessels in all directions, of 6nding ref
uge and succor in the ports, the arsenals
AMI the navy yards of the United States.
Nay, more, he would find American YES.
sells to bring to him, from San Francisco,
provisions, coal, munitions of war, and
to man the prizes he might have taken
from the enemy. 1t is needless to pen
citrate farther into our speculaticns on
this line. Who knows, however, that
these reflections may not have weighed
upon the course pursued by England for
some years past Who knows, indeed
that such prospect map not have inAu.
enced France, herself, in her recent
enigmatic and provident reserve in the
affairs Of Europe, and that Mexico, for
instance, is not looked upon as, in some
measure, countermoye to the United
States and Russia.
1t Is sufficient to PROFOUND these ques.
tions in order to find ourselves confront.
ing problems of all kinds, raised by Rus.
sian progress in the remotest East The
clearest, undoubtedly,is that this alliance
between Russia and the United States,
is not, absolutely, chimerical vision !;
that, not only does the Oriental policy of
St Petersburg, by no means, impede, but
rather serve ii; that not only is it posi-
bic, but even defined, in certain eyentu-
alites, and that the Americans, them
selves. regard it as nothing extraordina
ry. is, in fine, so to speak, sne of the
elements of the politics of to day"
The French writer might have added,
had he CHANGED to remember it, that the
Russian Possessions of this Continent
are not only vast in extent, and favora-
bic in position, but so strongly held, that
during the Crimean struggle, an Allied
fleet rocoiled with damage from a futile
attack upon one of their sea coast fort
rcsses. He might, also have said, had
he known it, that the Washington Gov.
ernment have long held in their keeping,
very explicit documents elucidating this
whole subject. The most impressive de.
ducton that we make from the article IN
the Reyge des Deaur MoHdes, is, that
the influence of this country has sudden.
ly become paramount in the commercial
and political councils of mankind, and
that in the hints it gives respecting the
mercantile opportunities in oriental Rus
sia, our business men may see great
and genial light shed upon the future of
our struggle, first for existence and then
for supremacy, with the trade and manu-
factures of Western Europe
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18
Non -committaI-rathcr

DISAPPOINTED PIcKPocKET.-Well,
if this amt mean ! Here's this feller
agoin about with bis here yaller chain,
and when l pulls it out there's no watch
on the end of it, The conduct of these
fashy clerks is enough to break the heart
of a poor feller like me, as has to depend
on his trade for livin.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18

The number Of young SoutherDers,
of both sexes, who are present seeking
employment in the Northern cities is al
most incredible. 1t is said that il New
York alone there are more than fifty
thousand Of Southern born and bred per-
sons seeking their fortunes
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18

"A wife in Sau Francisco lately pc
titioned for divorce on the ground that
her husband was a "conioundcd fool
The Judge, who was an old batchelor,
wouldn't admit the plea, because every
man would be liable to the same imputa-
tion who gets married.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18

"A child seventeen months old fell
over the railing of porch from the
third floor Of house, in st. Louis, the
other day, and, strange to say, the babe
was but very little hurt.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18
VOLUME 3.
From the Lady's Friend.l
The Pastors Wife.
BY MRS. NJ. RITcHIE.

"
eastern shore of Long Island, when Mr..
Chase, the pastor of the Methodist body,
retrrned from an excursion to far away
country of the State and brought home
with him a wife Did not know that
for asking. and very little asking too,
he might have had Miss Perry aud live
hundred dollars year into the bargain.
Could he have friled to notice the atten-
tiop Of the Home,- Who had evidently
no other motive han 10 secure hlm for
EstelIe or ilmjra Above all. could lie
have been 81 hardened as to desplse the
scarce concealed regard Of petty Louise
Gardener? Yet, oh the folly of man
kind. he bad turned away from all to
bring amongst them some distant pennl
less belle whose new tangled ways would
disturb the whole ongregation.
Thus the go.sips of Newbay talked On
the evening of the return. as it the MN
lister had no right to dispose OF himself
'S'N =, ~
like an ordinary lha'N'ouai' "o''O
probably have been more in accordance
with their views had he called meeting
oftbe church members to decide for him,
on whom he should hestow his affections.
Meanwhile the object dfthcir remarks
was receiving visit frnm Miss Perry
for no consideration "f dcliracy could
avail to keen that h'v from the house
until seasonable hour for calls should
arrive; her curiosity was excited, and
oas a member of the church, she had
right to see the briIc -
"You une' t.aadismaI journey
said the yls.r.,. is rr her keen gray eyes
on the sunny lace ,yi;ae her.
.'No, indeed" replid the bride, with
kind glance at her husband.
well | mean if you have much feel'
ing. Mrs Chase the last two wotuS
came forth with an aspsrlty 1t is lmpo5-
sible to convey; "but perhaps you hau
not very happy home. ana so ParahS
with your parents dla not affect ypn'
The mild blue eyes OF the tair young
bride filed with tears, hut noticing the
rising color on her husbands Orow' sue
has;ened to cPy to ne coarse '"''"'''
tions chat had "'sP'ease' "'ui'
81 had happy home, ana 1t was w''h
sadness babe 1t farewell out h"a
heen so long familiar wi'h the thouShI o'
absence, and my parent" ana sisters were
for my sake, So cheerful 'hat l +o"'1 not
in the society oil mean i cou'l not
very W. a| ~"Ho" M. Sue P.N7eo'
and bu,He, So a"rr y, 'na' 'hc pastor III
his loving syn, way '.rew OF the alien
tion ii their un"s'r"'"e guest
You have uat some excellent Nermous
from Ar hayuurn, n my absence, Miss
Perry q
on' 'N'''''"'' '',''' ''''' .'''e ''''
II wisu Jou should have heard hun on
worldNuess IL Wa JUS what iha people
wauted ar,rf know o more worldly
set-ucvcr a.dru ats, ieuy. em
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-04-18


to welcome you, Agneta. There is some
mystery here" And truly there was a
mystery which woman alou. could un-
ravel.
At length she came Agneta was not
alone, for Mr., Chase had requested the
wife of one of his deacons, a woman of
some education, and most attractive pie
ty, to be present when his bride received
company, and the two were already
friends. Louise was embarrassee, but
Agreta encouraged her SO kindly that
she soon forgot her wardnesa, and en-
gagged in an animated conversation
Presently the door opened aud Mr..
Ihase came in. Miss Gardner was the
first to remark his entrance. With a
| woman's intuition Agneta learned the Sc
cret oi the flush upon her cheeks, her
sudden silence, and hel abrupt departure
Poor Louise, she had lived II vain But
although Agneta could in few moments
discover this, her husband was happily
unconscious Of it.
Louise Gardner is certainly changed,
he o. Sc we'd, and that was all.
But Agneta, how did this affect her
Was she not angry with the young and
certainly beautiful creature who had pre-.
sumed to love him, and was doubtless
saddencd by the happiness Of his new
home Had she the generosity to sym
pathzc with the ericf-,trcken one, and
stri,e To comfort her, or would sh' turn
away to her own JOY and so forget all p
let the watm tears she shed that evening
when her husband was not by; the earn.
est prayer she offered in behalf of the
suffering spirit; the written resolution
that she would, God helping her, bring
comfort to that heart, give forth their
loud rerly
so, Miss Perry; you went to see the
Dride?'
Yes, Mr.. Bliss, and a queer sort Of
person she is"
AYE, aye" said farmer Bliss, chow
do You moan 7"
Miss Perry leaned against the garden
fence, and added, with emphasis
MARK my words, this piano lingering
and French jabbering will come to no
good, uncle; minister who can take
such wiIe as that ought to be ashamed
OF himseiI."
The scdato old farmer looked shocked,
"She's that sort Of body, be she ?"
"a fashionable, musical, Frenchfold
dol. why, her bonnet would have told
you that.'
Mr. Bliss went home.
"polly,' - said he, to his dame, don't
goa ~ u n the PARSONS wife,
"Why not r. inquired the old lady.
Shes one of your tashionabIes, and
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NM ST. - said NJ, Chase u toId
NV wife Of the many tea drinkinr in
his ,,l5 k,tcb.n witb H.. hro,d fro ,,Iaco
and rose decked lattice and she came
expressly t,ask leave 70 taste the ten
and .,t Le.;1o tho r..o. "
..yo. ioaoed - aadoi suoo. L;ual,,
voice ,t ber elhuw uI loyo Earn, and
I n. ., I,.,.,, ,l,o.o,. ,r l,,l
L;oa N,s Rice for which nae h,.hand
,;,as va, G, r,cb orod;to
VIA, .w,s tho mood r,,r,o,. 10 s,r2
Sbec,rll r.e,so n,,bfn, e., b, f,oo .na
smilo-on3 tbe cor,,l;mor, ,o hon honso
w;forv She Ioyea tbo r,s,or,s u;fo f.on,
tb,t iins r,r.b g. ,,o, co. down il
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-29

. L.
lie bertraeunaen bOp8rnnb-
Gieentbnnl, neI@e Iette Bo4e
ebenOafeIet resiFriFt pnrOen.
8. 8. MIen, an 5Obn SIS. -Smttb,
8aulfelle IN Snrbius's elOOitions 600.
Sobn g. Saroins, an 8. W, Sarbing,
/ 8auitelle In Saroing's addition,
$1,000
SObn g. SatSing, an s8ia. 80. 9atbins's,
8auitele in Saroing's addition,
90. 200. 80. s.sse'si { :
Sobn 6. SarOine, an Ebomas $. Sdrs
bling, 8aitele N Saroing's Aooition,
81, 800. a.suqsSs.a s.s.....s.z .,.tss1-
gbrifian g, 6. @beeIine, an Nfarh
q Snba, BaulteIIe in Der Stabt, $1650.
'Snntes gBbelan, an Batrid u. SSeebdn,
aDauifeuen tn Der Gtabt. Scr Mertb
folIte bier aH9eeebeu tueroen. asgas
5anes SBbelan, an RntriG q. 6eebaH,
8duIteHen IN 8eofor0 County, fs,le
Saues 8beIan, an Yatrit u. 'Seeban,
8aufeIIen in Nforean @out1tp.
5ames gBbeIauL an 9atrid u. Seeban,
6 9anfellen III Aun1pbrieg County. y
5alnes gSbeIan, an Bntri6 g.. 8eeban,
= 8dnfteaen in Der Gtaat. II sfqa.aa
Solnes &belar; an Yatrif o.. Geeban,
8anEellen in 51Obertion goauth. s..
Sanse8 MbeIan, ON 8dtri6 ". Seeban,
8aufeIlen in glarfsDiHe. ~
Sames aSbelan, an gntrif u. 5eeba1,
8auiteIIen in Tranflin. eaH 81
SameS BbeIon, an patriG q. Seeban,
8auifeIen In NicGaro6's Nobition.
u. 80. Sobnfoa< iun., an Sobn Ncs
NfuIIen, 8aufeIIe in GogefieIo, $400.
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Daniel Glbri0er, BEL benz cine Sauss
fuhung itattfn11b unh berl cine Wenge
gefoblener gDaaren in feinem 8efib
bate, follte $24 fur fem biebifGes
SanOmert beSablefi. CT udn6eIte in's
srObe 9anbIunssbans am Cumberland.
q. Wierett itdnb llnter Der Antlage,
fi9 unorbentIi@ betragen ID babeil; aud
er tuurbe obgefiibrt; tlIn bic IA Dollars,
lueI9e inn ale 8ube auferlegt iuurben,
NIT Steinfiopfen abanbereieneR.
@ Sianc Gurrp, elm Garbjaer, ,,Aer fidj
S&ube nn6 fonftiae 6nbbefI eiDungss
gegenitdn6e ar0eeignet bate, tueIhe
Srn. Gisberd geb6rten, :pnr6e su "a
Scldrs nneeh1tten; nnf fem Geffanbnib,
O06 bic n0tbjgen s5innil5en linn. ausaes
aanaen feieti tuarb Aie Gtrafe In Die
Mbperbienttn9sm burG s @ttin<
Hopfen ugepanen, = qs.ii
G6monD gNOobs anb 01Sbsrf GaIh,
alDei MnorDentli@e WfeHfd6en, ioIIen irli
9Irbeitehans 11nterrid1t fiit tiinftia bti,
leres @etrneen neAnIea. - 77sss
= @ecrge @HsGton ber f6 nngebiibre
lid betrngf 5e3abIte 3d. @
20. g. BriQbani, bee In icineni Mdup
lde 6Gs GttneEnpFaiter IpO bann bic
MtdrftbnIIen 0le @Glaflfelle erfor, fonte
bas iibli@e GGLafgfl6 bog 10 an bic
&t0ntta0e ~ entri@asn, ObHe @eIbmits
tel 80 beiifen, iDMt6e ibni bis aiif ipeis
teres frti 4peis i'm sIrbeitsbatls anee,
ipielen.
Daniel Gcr6nn, aIe Nubeif6reH fteIlte
fiis fiipftie before Muhibraug % Sis
6etbeit,. .sg ..s ..,.
5 81. @. 3igercr, Der ben S1entIi9snil
SSrteDen burA G9imbfreheM iilO sStreis
tiNkeiten Mntefbra@, lpHroe ms glrs
beitsbdus eef4idt.
@m. q. foGett icIIte fir ieinen
MauiG, ben Ct eeitern batte, nitr $14
be5obIen, er fellte iebO@ Si@erbeit
unb iuagb bis auf @eiteres entlaiieH.
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stabt nnb et,aat.

re- gBie uaiere 3efer hereits pifs
fen, mirb sfalbbile in Siirae nit
/ StraBen> $ferbe sGilenbaBnen mad alien
&i9tungeri bin 9eiesnet feiRy Die
sunaAft in Musfi@t febenoe lift Die,
neLdbe, 3af6hiae init Germantown unh
6ie sneite, iDelde Is NIT ebgsfiet0 bers,
binSet, un6 ais nd@foIseube t0nnen mir
bic, peIbe 6ur@f &pruees unb @bnr6f.
traBe Iaufen fol-, beariiben. Sa lpers
ben benn in &uraerI uhfete Qobnfabr<
merfe' iDte6er i6r @ef9dft leiHfteaen
miiIen, benn elmer Goncurren3, tuie bic
Der giienbabneH, farm &ieman6 Stanb
bolten.n{ G9g gagi1,s.i rid! as.Ia
H 8Or Seft g&EaFtase5en febe Sc.
Der. baB bel oef geaenwartig nafIen
Ra9tflhIe ale Senifer, uno Ebiiren 0es
S9iafsimHers gei3lOhen feien. SIM
Bug ihiafeu, 1T gefabrliAer tpie cine
gfadt unter freiern Simmel Su5nbringen.
GrtaItuneen FnO 9ep0bntiH nrIa1en
81 gefdbrli9en &ranfbeiten unO faun
man bieisIben 70 lei@t bur@ tteine Bore
I6tsmabregeln berblteR. 'A'aeilis ''t
E Mm Is. Sftober iuirb Elm Breis>
Hinafampf auf Der Mennbabn ftattIns
ben. Der Yreisfdnpfer, Der 4eute,
nel9e 9uff baben, ii1 Az bolgen, be"
raasfOtbert, beiet ll5aIIe 8idttt. {
E Su Chattanooga eridOb li6 elm
SOlbot bonn 16. Ser. S'taaten Snfan>I
terie s9aegiifseRt. Die M1otibe bierfiir
finO un6efannt.
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Gtaaten GenatOr bon Sennehee If anf
@eiien unb bait segenudrtig in SbiO
Neoen. x
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mub I'D iebenfals bort Oben febr ers
GbeH gefablt bnben.
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ibiF zine DutMGne gefnatAt liitb fASne
@itteruna. Gin tibIer, ieho9 ni6t
unon6enektneK BjHb 8 ite6f @oreens
mno Qlbenre uu6 reiniGt Die Mtinoepbare
boIIitanOis. ,s es
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s 1br dnf go Grab, Rittags II nbr
nnf So grdb unb Qlbenbs 8 ubr amf 20
@rnD. 500.
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iberfanbte NiGter Campbell aelfern sen,
GIe:t feline Gutf@eibung, iuel3e balm
IdMtet, bnb Der Mntrdg Bee 0erfIaafen;
bic Sninnttion aufsmbeben, ail Deriuers
fen, nnh. bieleIbe bis sur re9eImabigen
&ibialQ per Eb9neetN @attrf tlls Stcs
benlber re&tstrdftia it,.
II SEN gpauH 1ttfbeI, fbeiInek.
nser Der wcbIbttdnnten Girnta Genter
unO 0tiebel, itar6i eelteEn sla6niittae
UNI 4 n6r mad fur5eil &rontenlneeE.
@ieOer Elm brober @iir9er nnO Gbrens
mann reniser In bsf Welt. Sic 81
erbionng fneet bsAte nm 4 ubr statt.
ENtHbbetfdt. glOd, i'm.
nter hefrldf an BET ggbgrfte DiefeIbe
@tiae; Der SIub iit 5luar un Elm Ges
rinaes eeftiegen, bod bat bic our 9@iffs
fnbrt erforOerlsde SDbe nod ni&t err
reidbt.
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- Rir bemertteu aeitern Die bOr
oer gSabE Sebrshd Iideh 8Ote< Ei6ets in
Mfenae an Derf@ie6enen Gtelen un6
boffei, ooB Sober 6ieIeIben feiner Dirt=
,IideH politiiAetp lleberSeuBnns mad ;l'y
Geltltns brin9en iuiro.
REs VLn benz Sauie, pel@es Der
Branelf6tte, G6e bon Gbur1 u Mareet
Ctr, ae9eniiber iiegt, llnb 6aS BEL benz
iar06eii Teiier, bebeutefo gelitteis hatte,
ipdren eeItern .sipei Iaurer bef66ftiat
un0 arbeiteten anf einein in Srostt 6es
Snules an9ebradten Sdnge9eriiFe. Surg
boz 6 l1hr Mbenbs brad 0ns @eriif,
iueIdhes Die beioen Mrbeiter, bic suoleiA
In ben Ghmerpnnft Der Bretter 9etres
ten, sulantniert unb itiir3teu bic nnsIafs
Iidaen in G6be bonn 2ten Gtpd aaf Das
,&trabenpFalter. 8eipe tDaren iGper bers
'Iebt unb mubten i'm gSagell in ibre
BObnunsen sefaafft perbeH. 6ow
H @s tbut ans IeiD- beri@ten 81
nl1en, BOB Carolina 8egt; Sohter urls
Ieres alt6efannten un6 gea4teten Mfit.
Burgers, Solepb 8o9t; burlb bic srau<
fame G5oIera aud babingeraft tunrSe.
"a slu6 lin Sib> Is onesefrabe,
ienIeits beA Broab, ,iper6en bic 70 bieIs
aeprieIenen .aeuellr b6lsefnen Srottoirs
felt eiiligefl Edoen 9eteet. &s iDar
bohe 9eit, oaB man fi@ ilber bic fiibIid)
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