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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02
NEWS or THE DAY.
80 sAo,o the gerry age, and body Of the times

''lo sho1o the ve,y age, aTo oody OF the times
Judge Magruder, of Annapolis, was brought
before n. s. Commissioner Brooks in Baltl-
more yesterday on an indictment against him
for violation of the civil rights BILL There are
two indictments against the Judge-the frst
iudictment for refusing to receive negro testl'
mony the second is for selling colored persons
into slavery as punishment for crime Ihe
Judge gave bail in the sum of So, 900 to answer
the charges before the United States Court at
the spring term. ~.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says that the
marine corps of the y. S. now comprises three
thousand men, in state of the highest ell
cheney, in all respects equal to the marine ser
vice of the British government, and forming
most important and reliable arm OF national
defenses. The whole of this force, which,
from the nature of its peculiar duties, IS scat
tered all over the world, is under the command
Of Colonel Jacob Zeilin, an officer of long ser
vice and high standing.
A fire at Richmond, Indiana, yesterday de-
stroyed Vanneman, Reed & Co.'S, bark anc
grain warehouse, the Dayton and Western
Railroad Company Office, and tue Western
Union Telegraph Company's office. Fanne
man Reed & Co. had a large quantity of aro
and wheat in store Loss about Sl5O,0OV
very little Insurance. -..<r. ..
The steamer Eclipse, Captain Robert e
Carter, plying between Augusta and Savannah
exploded her boiler at haH-past nine O'Clock
on Sunday morning. whilst stopping at Line
stones Old Field, one mile below Perrysburg
The explosion was terrific, tearing the boat tt
pieces and killing nearly all on board. .
The Athens (rennessee) Press states tina
the damage suit ofDr Hunt VS.. VIM. IT, 11bb
and others, for arrest and Imprisonment during
the war; was decided in the Circuit Court o
McKnn county last week The jury PLACED
the damages at twenty thousand dollars.
The Legislature of Maryland, which con
venes to-day at Annapolis, is the only ON
within i've years that has been able to assert
with any show of truth, that it represented
the people OF Maryland.
An explosion in Cowles & Leet's oil refnel,
in New Haven yesterday, resulted in the des
truction of the works by fire ard the death O
Frederick Thompson, assistant superintendent
of the works.
The business changes at the opening OF th'
New Year in Baltimore are very numerous
the past year having proved very disastrous
to many new firms. .........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02

The PRESIDENTS LEvEE, yesterday, was
attended by the Foreign Ministers, Army and
Navy officers, government officials, and crowds
of citizsns. Receptions were given by Gen
Grant, Chief Justice Chase, the Heads of the
Departments, Members Of Congress, the Mayor
of Washington, and many citizens
We have, in the newspapers, a detailed ac-
count Of the appearance and dresses of the ladies
at the Ievee. one of whom, we are told, wore
her hair slightly friszled in 'front.'" and two
others "wore plain linen collars"
1t is said that there was one single, solitary
American citizen of African descent. who pass.
ed with the crowd, shaking hands with the
President, as did the others, without dis.inc-
ton OF race or color.
We have the following account Of the Day
With Thaddeus Stevens" as given By the Wash
ington Chronicle MY Stevens, with his
characteristic industry, carried the social amen
tiles OF the day through, conjunctively with his
usual secular duties. Seated in his private
apartment, on B. street south, with table
profusely loaded with documents and PAPERS
before him, he employed the interval between
visits, when they grew slack, in preparing his
weapons for the conflict in which he battles So
conspicuously, when it will be renewed in the
halls Of Congress after the close of the holiday
truce Mr.. Stevens was alone, but quite
sufficient to sustain the onset of az many as
combined in any one 'call - With business
all around him, he completely Invested himself
OF Its atmosphere while entertaining his friends
and pledged with them his good wishes for the
new year in glass of sparkling Catawba."
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02

WHAT THADDEUs STEVENS is DONG. The
Washington correspondence Of the Baltimore
American says: ..... ......
"Mr Stevens is preparing some important
measures which will be introduced immediately
on the assembling of Congress- They look to
radical changes in both executive and judicial
quarters. The recent decision of the Supreme
Court in regard to military trials, together with
the report Of other important decisions shortly
to follow, in which it is alleged they intend to
declare several laws now on the statute book
unconstitutional, have produced a feeling of
alarm Several able jurists in both Houses are
seriously considering the propriety of Congress
taking immediate action to avert serious dan
gers. The President is said to have conferred
with several Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court in regard to the positions assumed by
Congress toward the Southern States When
he announced to the Commissioner from South
Carolina. Mr. Weatherby that the Supreme
Court would declare the amendment unconsti-
tutional, he is thought to have spoken by the
card " .-.. ....- .. ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02

SWEET CIDER, for sale BY
- dec 4 j. G. MlLBU RN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02

A writer in the. National Intelgencer Says
that Senator Fessepden had no hand in putting
the numerous Fessendens that hold Office in
the various positions they occupy .-.. ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02

GENERAL BEAUREGARD's SpEECH--Ou the
arrival of the Congressional excursion party at
New Orleans, the following special dispatch
was sent to the New York Herald: ...
New ORLEANS, December 2S-The Congress
sonal excurSionists, escorted by several of the
citizens of Memphis, departed on the regular
train Of the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
and on arriving at Canton were met by General
G. T. Beauregard, President Of the New Or
leans and jackson railroad. The General de-
clarcd that he was in favor of consolidated
government, as the war had settled the ques-
ton of States rights, and that if was n his
power he would not restore the institution of
slavery. In saying this he believed he ex-
pressed the sentiments Of the fighting men of
the South.
Whether, in the above condensed abstract
of his speech, General Beauregard is reported
with correctness, we have as yet no means of
knowing. &c.,
WILL WEST VIRGINIA PAY?-We have FREE
| quently heard a doubt suggested whether the
State of West Virginia. 'so-called, y would as
sumo the payment OF hel proper portion of the
Indebtedness OF the State, but always hoped
| the doubt was the expression rather of an APP
prehenSlon than an opinion, as we could not
conceive the existence of a community so lost
to every principle of honor and Justice as to
refuse to meet the obligations incurred for their
benefit and the advantages of which they had
for years enjoyed.
The Wheeling Intelligencer, however, of a
late date contains article, which, if it proper
| ly represents the sentiments of the party in
power, certainly offers little to encourage the
supposition' that the 80 called State will
agree to any equitable arrangement of the ex~
| listing debt .-IunchbW0 Ne1cs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02
E q B. o P E {.
LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Our advices from Europe by the cable arc as
follows: Discussions in the Greek Cabinet
have led to the resignation of the Ministers Of
Finance and of Public Worship. Government
affairs generally there are represented to be in
a very troubled condition. The Emperor
Napoleon has suggested to the Turkish Gov
eminent the propriety of yielding to the popu-
lar demands tor reform in regard to admins
rative affairs and Of redressing the local griev-
ances complained of by the people of Seryia.
The Canadian insurgents have been reinforced
BY volunteers from the mainland, and prepare
tons were beirg made for another engagement
broken out in Thessaly and is progressing
rapidly. Letters from Abyssinia state that
after the English captives, so long imprisoned
by King Theodore, had been released, they
were again seized and put in irons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02

NEW YoRK, Jan. Gold, to-day, 1922
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02

The New York Tribune says that james
Stephens, Head Centre, &C., has been in New
York for some time, but suddenly aecamped'
a few DAYS ago. :.s-.. .-..-: .., ...-. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-02
DKITISH PERIODICALS.

The London Quarterly Review (Conscrva:iTe.)
The Edinburgh Review (WhIg(
The Westminster HevloW Radlc;tl;j ,
the north British Review Gree Church, and
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine Glory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING House,
OFFICE OF u. $. INDIAN AGENr, }
Ponca Agency, d, T.,
June "a 1867.


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this Office until 10 clock. \. NJ on
the ,wenty-ft,b day of July. 1867, for build
ing q house at this Agency size Of house to
be 'hirty-four by twcn,y-eight feet, with
wing twenty-tur by twelve feet length of
Posts for main building to b" Ii ter,; length
of posts for wing to b. 10 feet the Gr> t
aoor 10 be divided into 6ve rooms and wood
house, with hall fourteen by six feet, two
clo>ets by 6 feet, and Que pantry four by
twelve !eet the upper story to be divlyed
into four ro"ms, with hall fourteen by six
feet, and four closets four by six feet. Tn"
building to tie built of seasoned crltonwnod
plarei and matched, aud the hole bui id
ing to be lathed and piastered an, filled in
between the la'h an the siding with chalk
stone and lime, except the wond~house
which is only to be sided mp; tie whole
house to he painted with two good coats pf
white lead and linseed OIL Binds are TO be
put upon al. cf the windows the tuunGa ion
to be built of hard rock and lime built up
from four feet below the surface Of the
erouud a eel liar fifteen Zee, square and :
iee' deep TO be walled up With same material
as the foundation of house A cistrrn to be
built with water cement capable OF holding
forty barrels Of water. to he furnished with
pump for bringing water into hitchpu One
out-hou-e to be built four feet by seven, and
seven feet high. "A tight board and picket
fence 10 enclose the house and one -fu4rtl
acre Of ground. The work must Il be done
in worhman'ike manner. and the building q
to be com nleted on or before the first dav Of
Apri. 1868.
NJ bids will be considered coming from
any person either as principal or surety ~ho
has had government contract award, d to
him and failed to tulfI the same to the salts
faction OF the government. nor will he be
~ I'm tied to have any intert st directly Or
iudrectiy IN his contract.
BIDS must be in duplicate. with a cory Of
this advertisement attached to each, and
each of the bids made must be accompanied
by written guarantee Of two respo' sh e
PERSONS that thy viii give good and su;,-
cielt hord> for the faithful p'tf rmancr Of
the contract, in case it shall be awarded to
the bidder named in the guarantee, and in
Zach case the guarantee must have the Ger
lhcn'e OF the Go. ernor or Secretary Of the
territory. one Of the [. s. Judges for Da-
k"ta, or If Postmaster. that in hi opinion
the parties proposing "a sureties are able to
fill the contact IN case their rliutipal sho d
fail.
Bidders must be present at the opening Of
the bids, either in person or By attorney, and
he in readiness to close the contract if
awarded to them as soon as the award is
made.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
of the bids offered
Ater the contract has been awarded it
will he forwarded to the Honorable Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs :or his approval
or di>aprroval
Proposals to be endorsed. proposals for
building House." aud directed to the sub
seriber.
J. A. POTTER.
iul,G-4w L. $. Indian Agent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
Notice Of sale.

NOTICE. Is hereby given. that on the 10Th
~ day of July, A. d. 1867, between the
hours Of one and two o'clock, p. NJ at Da-
kos. City, Nebi~SkH, ~ii sell to tho nigh.
est bidder the following described real estate
the property o: the estate OF Uriah Nicker.
son, deceased, to-wit:
The north halt aud southwest quarter Of
northwest quarter of section 70, and lot No.
in section 81, township -, north range s,
East.
Terms Of sale--7o be sold for Cash
WV ADA,R, Administrator of tho estate
Of Ur.ah Nickerson, deceased,
Dakota City, Nebraska, June l7th, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13

A1OTTCK II hereby given that the co~partnership
II heretofore existing between Boxham ! Brill has
been dissolved by mutual consent VIM. H. Brill will
settle all accounts of the old firm. Persons knowing
themselves indebted will please call and settle with
out delay.
ID ls.. WILLIAM II. BRILL.
Sioux CitysApril27 1s6'-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.

OFFICE OF Posr QrARTERMAsTER,
Fort Sullv, ID. T., June Is h, 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- a, this office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
July 30th, 1867, t. turni-h the Quar,ermas-
ter Department nf this Post with 400 tons
@, Hay. The IIav to be Of he best quality
delivered and stacked at such place a, the
Post AS the Post Quartermaster shall direct
Proposals t, be made in dupIiea'e with a
copy of this advertisement attached to
each, giving names Of hondsmen, and en-
dorsed "Propossls for Hay
The Qunrlermasters Department reserves
the right to reject any Or all bids and con
slider those made Tor furnishing lees guam
tiv than that asked for.
Machines for cutting will lie furnished on
agreement.
BY order Of Brevet Major General, d. S
STANLEY.
A. II GOUDLOE,
lst 1t. r. G. NJ. oh, S. Infantry,
5w Post Quartermaster
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
Monday, August 10Th, 1857

At the Clerks Office, in Sioux City Iowa
will yroceed to sell at public auction, which
aale will commence a, 9 0 clock, a. m the
following described School Lnnds. wit:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13

L. S. In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand and seal of udice this 9th
day of June, 1867.
july6 CIV F. j. LAMBERT, Clerk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
School Land Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an order of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Wo dbnry County, Iowa, given a, the June
Session Of the said Board, on
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
lTE aIS.


A census Of cats is being taken in New
York, Tor news ment.
What worll BE- likely to give the best re-
port of fire? A powder magaz,ne.
1t is supposed that the mau who left tLe
hous was not able to take it With him.
There are $1,000 tenement houses, for The
accommodation of 4oG, UoO people, in NV
l"k city.
DE resolutions are passed Grim CON- was
the decision Of a negro chalru-an al Rich
mohd.
Why is a newly married couple Ike pair
of sugar tongs? Because they are two spoons
joined.
A widow in Erie. Pa, has ADVERTISED 2
grand hop to pay the expenses OF her bus.
band funeral.
The Kansas ladies arc sure they will ret
the suffrage. The single ones would pref
to get husbands.
Fractional ehinp'asters, instead Of Silver.
indicate The ''rAdIcal ehango' that has ,.l,a
IN the country.
A schoomastcr in OHIO adsertises that hs
will keep a Sunday school twice a week or
tuesdays and Saturdays.
The ladies promise that if they are a'!nw,.
to vote, they will elect their cauliiu: y
''handsome maj ajoyitios.
Gefard. the late emperor Of Havti, - i,-
ing IN retirement IN Ama'ca, aud his 1"I"L
lady, the empress, takes in washing.
A woman descrihinc Lerrnnawav Lnshe.
;','e' may "e ~ o"' " ''
S'-' 0'' ''' = ~ '' ''''e' '''''
Nearly all Of the post Offices in Texas aro
in the charge Of females. 1t works So ": /
that the males now arrive aud depart evaty
hour Of the day.
1,.,o,, r,o,A. or vl,,,,. ,.,;.s
10 dea,h in r,Gcinns c',n,roysr"v " .r,
proved his 1n.tr,ne nr,bnlnv hv a,o.,, H.
''or, I,o .,5 ln|nL',I '"'''N' y AZ 'o'>..~
''o ~ = y
Inc population OF Jerusalem amounts .
UuO Jews aud tie +, ma,nder are ChristIa,
of different Denominations.
-, o.,
'i'~n S''' '"'> 80, ''e 'ea'eS ASK
80 NO" NO., ,'~ - h. y" -, ' 'e p"'' 80
~ ~, ~. u'' ~ nc og '.n' so' 10 "''i'
"nave you found vN1ict?' inquired
jn]gc Of tie foreman Of iurv. "No, VOC.
honor, We have hun,e1 in every corner {
The room, and there isn't one there"
NJ Poh.r, Tonos :, bic o,,o..o:.;,cr.
,,s lort IN ,ho Cb.n,a ,r,, r,nr,rv ,.,.7,,,
,ba, !, vsrzarav f tLs crv Of ...ion ,,,ef .
- WIS, ,.ve,I M.,',h amt tx<,stni + ;',,zIs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
TO MARRY OR NOT To- MARRY ?
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9erIous Reductions for Young Men, In
Essays of the Howard Association on the physiological
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13

N Ou1GC.
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office,
Vermilhon, d. T.
June Sth, 1867.
To Join G. Watts:
YOU are hereby notified that the Com
/ missioner OF the General Land Office
has filed pa'en,ing the claim If Benjamin
Bodie, Homestead on,ry No. 80, Of south
west quarter section %. township SO. range
4s. Thirty days is allowed To you for appeal
from the above decision YOU having filed
dsclaratorv statement No. ST for ,he above
described land. -
NELSON MINER, Register.
GEO. STlCkNEY, Receiver.
June 18th, ls67--6n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
BRADLEY'S HOTEL,
YANKTON, d. r.

TT BRADLEY would respectfully inform the
IL. travelling public that he has Jnst opened a
Hotel at Yankton, d r., and hereafter will be pre-
pared receive Travellers. druscrs fteighters and
citizens, and furnish them good Hotel aeeommoda-
tions n he found In Dakota
Abundant sabling aud plenty Of good and fresh
hay.
large eorrsil has heen provided for the aceommo-
dation OF droyers and ireighters Tho public in
vited to call and > . - ~ %"
HENRY BRADLEY.
Yankton, D. T., Nov. 10, 1856 sns
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
Tylers improved Pa
tent Turbine
WATER WHEEL !

The j. the best -yhucl for
IA Stua-i - sni all pur5,,-
: : in usr IN rhis comm
lLrre cmure thsn -urr-
fy-EV- hui dred Il these
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06

THREE KINDS OF PREACHING.-Dr.
Pond, of Bangor Theological Seminary,
i'll his very able and instructive address
to the last graduating class, which ha.
been published, speaks of three kinds Of
preaching. He says: Il have heard
preaching compared to lightning, of which
it is said there are three kinds-the flash,
the zig-zag, and the slant. The flash
looks brilliantly lights up the sky; the
people gaze at it with wonder and de-
light The zig-zag is here and there and
everywhere, darling from cloud to cloud
without any apparent object; or effect
but the slant sends its bolt down to earth.
and rives the gnarled oak, and is mighty.
through God, to the tearing down OF
-trongholdS. b sure. my brethren, If
YOU deal i'll any lightning, to prefer the
slant" The comparison Is not only apt,
cut the lesson to be derived from it i,
bcrtanlv instructive.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
An Erlshman IN this city has a doc 0

An freshman in this city has a dog OF
much intelligence, which has become at
tachel to him by 4 dozen years acquaint-
ancr. Last week the dog met with an
accident in the Eastern railroad depot,
losing one of his legs under car wheel.
He picked up the discovered member in
his mouth, and went home to tell hi
master, As best he could, of the state Of
affairs The Celt could not kill the doc,
nor see him die from neglect, and there
fore called a surgeon who amputated the
limb, the master holding him in his arms
while the operation was being performed
and talking to him as though it was a
child. lie is now rejoiccd to see him
running about happy and lively on three
legs, and will give him an asylum As
long as he lives.-Nerbuyport HeraW
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06

IMPORTANT FACT-Eill kerosene
lamp about one third full of common
table salt, and then fill the lamp with
kerosene oil, and you have at once an
oil that will burn nearly twice as long as
it would without the salt and give light
even better than without it. This addi-
ton of salt keeps the blaze of the oil
from smoking, and altogether the discov-
cry of this simple act will produce a
great saving Of expense to all who will
try it.