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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

A CUxBAK.-It is currently reported
and the Tte,pa,s has published the re-
port-that welty (whose real motto is;
"There's no use in being right unless
you are successfully that Welty il
Blasdel's candidate for Supreme Judge
in case Brosnsn dies. The friends Of
Brosnan rctort that he may yet live to
be Supreme Judge of Nevada, and as
such, to preside over a Senate, trying
and removing from Office, on impeach-
ment, the present miIe-taIing and
wages-reducing Executive. Tho rstort
is a good one, and well founded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01
DISPATCHES
speciaIs to tho Now York Pres

Specials to tho New York Press.
New York, March 30.-A special to
the Herald denies the statement that
representatives Of the New Orleans reb-
els are importuning the President with
protests against the action of General
Sheridan in removing Federal officers.
Congress having decided to adjourn,
the President will v the Senate in
executive session for action on nomina-
tons.
Among the bills which fail for lack Of
approval by the President are the bill
respecting arms to be furnished for the
militia in Tennessee, forbidding payment
to loyal owners for slaves, etc., the De-
iciency Appropriation bill, containing
an appropriation for advertising laws in
certain newspapers, which Fes,euden
yesterday characterized as q law to rob
the Treasury for political purposes, and
for the support OF political newspapers.
The Tri6une's special says it is under
stood that the Military Committee has
reported adversely on the nomination of
Rousseau as Brigadier General in the
regular army, vice Rosecrans, resigned.
Judge Underwood, Of Virginia, has
BEEN here several days in conference
with the Attorney General respecting
the trial of JEFF Davis. 1t is the inten-
ton of the Court to have this case tried
at the May term. 1t is understood that
Chief Justice Chase will preside.
Extra Session OF tho Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Presi-
dent has issued a proclamation conven-
ing the Senate in extraordinary session
at noon, Monday, April LIST.
It is believed that all the bills which
passed the House will become laws by
the Presidents signing Thorn.
Managing tho Indians-Tho Savagos TO be
Sci nj stock Raising.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Bogy, late
COMMISSIONS Of Indian Affairs, recently
had an important interview with the
Yanckton, Sioux, Sank, Winnebagoes
and Omahas, with a view to their COM
fort without increasing the appropria-
ton in their favor. The idea is to pro-
vide a sufficient quantity Of cattle out of
their fund to enable them to begin to
raise stock and abandon the chase.
Cession Of Russian America 70 the United
states-Iutsnse Excitement.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The cession
of Russian America and the adjacent
islands to the United States excites in
tense interest. Influential parties re-
gard it as significant Russian policy in
view of impending European complica-
tions on the Eastern question. Russia
cedes her American territory for the
same reason that induced Napoleon to
sell Louisiana. In the event Of war,
Russia would probably lose this terri
tory; by parting with It, she secures the
friendship of our Government. The
English representatives are deeply chag-
rined. It is said that Sir Frederick
Bruce will telegraph to Earl Derby for
instructions to protest against its accept
ance by our Government. The price to
&c paid for the territory Is about seven
millions dollars. The treaty was signed
early this morning and sent to the Sem
ate shortly afterward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01
Deaths.

O'CONNOR-In Sacramento, March Goth, Mary
O'Connor. . native Of County Tippsrary, Ire.
land, In her 47th year.
CASTILLO-N Santa CruE, March IL, jose ~.
son Of Amaranta and Carmen del Castillo, aged
II years, Z months and Q days.
SwkN-In San Francisco, March %, Annie T.,
wife Of Henry O. Swain. aged o years.
KELLY-In San Francisco, March &c, Margaret
Kelly, aged 90 year,.
CONNELLY-In San Francisco, March %. ChsI.
O., SON Of ThoG and Margaret Connolly. aged
S months and q days
WILLIAMS-In Ban Francisco, March %. Sam
williams, aged IS years.
RoDRIGUEZ-In San Francisco, March 25th,
Manuel Rodriguez, aged 81 years.
McGRANN-In Mariposn, March Is, John W.,
son Of John and Elizabeth McGrann, aged l
rear, 3 months and 7 days.
MfSCHLER-Ih Princeton, Mariposa Co., March
%, George AiIchlsr, aged about 40 years.
DAV1S-in Nevada, March "a, William, infant
SON Of James and Amelia Davis. s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

WE respectfully suggest to the ruling
majority in the present Legislature, that
they make an appropriation for the pur-
chase Of the stone house, on King street,
Csrson-the same to be presented to
His Intslligency. Buy the house; the
land hs will decide to be his W under
his authority as "Court Of Appeals" by
text of Land Bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

Parrsx solid sense to wit; never
study TO be diverting without being use,
full let no Jest intrude upon your eooc
manners, nor say anything that may OIL
fend modesty or heedlessly hurt the
feelings Of another.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

Sptc AND SPAN Nrw.-We learn that
the Trssposs comes ont this evening or
tomorrow, in q bran new dress. Con-
o,.tulato ye, and all concerned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

READ THzx.-If there is another paper
in this State that has as many New Ad-
vertissments in it as the Gold Hill NEWS
this day, w viii pay the publisher Of it
the price Of a basket Of Champagne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

IT is rumored that John g. Whittier
tho poet, is to be married. ~ ms S.u
age, TO o widow Of Philadelpnia, VIZ
whom he has been in love for tniF'y
years. 4ts54 'agg 'l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

SAVAGE CAsr.-sam Curtis is still on
the stand. he testifes that the "Mitch-
ell Lode Is separate and distinct from
the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01
Marriages.

oCHSNER- ~STILENGER In sacramento,
March %. John ochsner to Mary Stilonger, oil
Of Sacramento.
~KURTZ-WYMAN-In Sacramento, March Is,
John L. KurtI 10 Mary L. Wyman.
BRYAN-STOREY-At Todd's Valley, @. N.
Bryan to Mary A. Storey.
CASE-WAGER-NeM Santa Cruz, March 20,
Rollin r. Case to Rosa n. Wager.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Santa Cruz, March
90, Ed. G. Newell TO Minna Stage.
SIEGEL-EHRLICH-In San Francisco, March
%, Valentine Slegel TO Mlnna Ehrlich.
LECLERC-GR0ULT-In San Franoisco. Mar.
26, J, Loclerc to Mary Groult.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

HiAvY.-h a tax were laid on the
savage mine direct and entire, it would
not be 50 large a burden as is imposed
under Senate Bill No. l." Think of
that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01
Births.

oDERS-In Sacramento, March ~. the vile Of
Thor. J. Odsrs, Of . son.
KERwIN-In Sacramento, March "a, the wife Of
John Ksrwin, Of o son.
FROHMANN-In Ban Francisco, March 26. the
wife Of 8. Frohmsnn, Of o son.
POwERS-In San Francisco, March %. the wife
of John Powers, Of a daughter.
WARREN-In Antelope Township. Tehama
County, March 10, the wife Of r. Z. Warren,
Of q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

WooD is tumbling in price; green
backs rising. Rssa0i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

Way is o kiss like q rumor? Because
it goes from mouth to mouth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01
Notice to ~Dog-Owners.

NoTlcE Is HEREBY aIvEN<
IN that In accordance with 0rdI W.
nance No. IL, Section s, . LicenSs ofAssa@
p On seoh and every DOG, mAle OF female, With
N ths corporate limits Of Gold Hill, will become
d1s on the FIRST DAY or APRIL, 4. D. 1851.
persons falling 70 pay said License will have
thsir dogs sslEsd and put n pound, and II mot 70.
deemed With costs, The dogs win be killed.
". b. nEE0AN, Town xa1hal.
Gold HIN, March 30, 1871. Hr3on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

Resolved, That the Speaker be re-
ouested to draw on his Imagination for
language to closhe in the hsbiliments Of
Charity, the terrible picture which the
gentleman from Nye, Mr.. Jones, drew
Of tho getters up Of said Revenue Bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-01

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Presi-
dent has issued a proclamation conven-
ing the Senate in extraordinary session
at noon, Monday, April LIST. "a
1t is believed that all the bills which
passed the House will become laws by
the Presidents signing them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
SIB ERT HOUSE,

New MARKET. SHENANDOAH CouNTY. VA.
John MeQUAIDE, Proprietor
FaNIlS House having recently been re-turnished j
4 is now open Tor til acconndation % the public |
TIE OFFICE OF THE VALLEY STAGE LINE |
is AT THIS HOUSE
ilac. 4 ISee-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
nLD AMERICAN HOTEL

~ Com Ma ket and Watet Streets
W II EST Err, VIRGIN
fhe above House has been re-opened, and the
proprietor solcita a share OF the public patronage
Stages and o nnibusses will convey passengers to
and from the House. LEVI 7. GRIM,
SPIT. Ply. Proprietor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12

Having associated themselves in the practice of
81 dcine. respectfully offer their services to the
citizens Of Shenandoah. rs Office, one door a.
bnve tia Virginia Hotel. iuiv4-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
] CLiNEDINsT & son,
e 4 r RIA GE M4 K ER s.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.

r. u r. We would respectfully in form our
Sss-@@5sff patrons and the public generally
-----@-that we are now prepared to Manu-
fScture every variety of work 10 our line at short
notice. and reasonable prices. Repairing OF all
t.escI iption done at short notice iy25-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12

Fe'loaD- cEf'zens Of the Senate and House Of Rep
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-16
9ds 9edtr& ianaTSorte
Speider, SO. 4gIeefsr StraBs,
Netus25Drf. 3


Der tlnterseidnete label odtunespol bic SeGo1s
tuna bes gublihims unb Der Yrofefien ttr oe1e pes
riihmten HnfrMente eilas 1uele unter etner pe1ons
9ern Muft aus rem befteR ges6rrten Ratertot uers
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Is poles, eiiernes @eeH, iiber;oser en- gaB Glfenz
elm Sront nit Retaa aaseeIegte aSders
Gutpfer unS BIZ auf bic 4Ritte hes S9lnneaorenes
hersoeene Sydmmer.
gRF. Secer's praftii9e erfabruns aIs gertertiser
unn 9ianos felt mebr ais 3 abreR, 1T ens 1lllrelz
@enbe garantie, eaB feline snitrumeate unlbsrtreis
ltd iinb in Starte un6 9auerbaftigtett bes Soues'
Reinbe t. 2raft unb ffnoenbet Gigenf9aft nes zones
9ie 9eder 9iano Sortes jirb 1ehr groBe, poaltans
eipe Smfrumente, bic o6ne RadF9t auf Rotten
beraefteut iinb bic pole 2dnee pon tebeh Sehren
aarantirt mcroeu lnib nu ben eren asrets erPotten
6abet no ne noH ansgeellt rhen Tparea olS alEgD
Sic GlufebIunaen Der befieu &iinfIer 6es eanSes :
4reis pom $500-$10O0. Die innere gsai3Inerie per
niebieer besa6Iten sSnitrumeute # genon oteiel6e.
ruie bic Der b65eren sbernEer Robot fir ben Saoel
geiftgi9e unb wsuifIebrer. Sei9reibnnesittte an'
6. 8. 9etfer, "a
(fra1er IN SrcOme Strase)
go. 4 @leefer @trabe,
b,s 6R Newg srb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-16
SrOuu & Serfins,
8erle9er bon
8Daem W1mfff nn6 Wfnf1f:
8iicbern.

Sir Ienten a9tanespcls bic @ufmertiGmtett non
eborleitern uIO SinSf9ulebrern ant nnier Gtobltes
ment, NO ale Arten pom Rir6enmut, Srobintn uIJo
ieIsefanabi4srn su ben ginitisfen 8eSinsansen
Die LANCE erfabrans bes 9rn. gerfius in muiif<
GOnpentioaen, g95ren, @Onsertsimmsrn nr6 Sonris
hrasf6uIeu beiabieen ibns tn aen Mn9elegenpett n
poH Wts JnfereiIe, fpie Ansipabl ssegneter Inter
rt4tsnerte, Grit6ung non Ysllftf 9nlen 6ortf9rttt
in uluftaif9en Stu5fen utib @eeenRdnben GIgetrei=
men Snterefes fur Gomponiiten, Better, 2ebrer uno
Stneenten 5n ertbeiIeR.
Boaenz TIuFt ruir6 mad ben eeIrSbnIt6en 9reiien
piinfth un6 raid geIiefert. Oroer5 Dom 21noe wers
ben ge1ulnfbt unb NustudbI eetfoffen fu S9aler,
2e5rer, Concerto n. I. 10. u. (. 10. y ! tsF
Sect porbanben:
VIII be true TO me- T. K. Perkins 90 80
The Orphan Wanderer. T. E. Perkins O0. 30
The Rose Bush. T. e. Perkins. 90. 30
Fairy of the Wildwood. III. A. Brown Sc
Memory flor Baritone) II. A. Brown 90 sc
Bier pom traenb eiHem Der Obiaen iueroen mad
Gmpf0ng zines Dollars obgeliefert weroen.
ESF Bran ienbe fir Elm girtuIar.
Brctrn g. Merfin6,
6,i5 tR 42o groome Strase, Rep gorf et:p.
afF s5E aF es.f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-16
8rOlull & 8irfins'
NianOs far bas S0If.
400 Brnnme Ctr. Stem gorf.

0&O NOkuOubS ShSSf @SSeS C~~S
gstr pOueu bic gufmertiomteit hes gubIitums auf
uniere eeearten 4ianos NIT Henen Sealen'1n ben
ID 7 Sftdpe,,, arose Srpnt, rumble eden.
idbandenartiaer 8o6en, entIpeDer dbtedee oser &c.
i4nisfe 8eine, eesoeer BoSen, bic Rnopi@en e Id
''s pr'f's a.. Sinner, ebenio rpie Stpi u, NIT
ssrpelitin omf benz Brette aussebGu4t, gsf9ntstsn
ofsntn JUG pttapen, be arossa SrOnteefi abs
derunSet, 5erpentin i'm 9o6en; bic Ausbnntun9en
Sieielber ruie i'm StnI 49," sei4niste 29rG Ino 9o'
Stpi gS1, z Ottapen, pisr srobe rnn6e Gden,
Der 8iiden poItrt, @asbou1nngen an Telt nno
Brett, Serpentinbpben, fhniSte apra Ine Eotsns
pIt s sSae g ,sls ss n sssatta
riere olsgeieqt ,tn6 baben has pone eiierns getel
ftans5fiiGe 9dupier. 5arjenpeeaI, frdee 9ede. els
rem absr.osenen sss ia Se * 6tta1 StanOs
rpelhe lest fabrisirt werben. Sic peroen aus ben
better astEteis gsatssg. Es ssSTs s ssag
Hes Zones ni6t lbertroHeu ueroen.
Gie pier chen bei9riebeneH Stpie hegretfen al bic
peieutliben MbGnoernngen Der drBeren Scnencnn9
uno GetaIt, rDelbe non uielen Sabritanten auf ID
air ienfen SIC aufnrertiamfeit Ses gHbIittmS. Der
BertdnFer uiiboe SGn6ets auf cine srinoItdbe un'
terfuGunq Der 8ernienite uuierer Ytanos-
Sa mir bic eroBen &nsgaben rermeioen, nelcpe mtt
toitharen 5ubriten une thelren Bayern IN Der Staot
psrbns'6en ns. iinS mir IN StenSt, Stsie 4anos 81
Rnn Iaoeu nun Seoermann Elm, oIeielbsn su prnfen'
ebe fie iraenb mo anoers taafeu.
4 4Benn Referensen nnb 3easnifie pom 9aufItebaos
bern perangt merben, 70 pereifeu mir SteebeH, ans
matt cine arobe 4erabe nit &iinftlernamen 81 mas
9en ruf Die, peIbeupir nuiege 9ianos uerfauft bas
Ben. sqbr urfbei fber bic pntIiaen Berbenite uns
ferer Gtuttos,t iber ibfe 9auerbditt9teit, Geii
S6meI3 Mnb Stdrte, 70 rpe AusbaIten hes Zones u
T. NJ. bGfrt auf eigene Grfabruns, bobeH ptel mebl
Bertb, ais bic einfo9e BiLIisuna zines, wenn aud
nod 10 fdbigen SeinitIers, rueIter in einem 8oli
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| bSe Bran isnbe nm elm Circular an
Srotpn 8 RerftnS,
bsf8 6R 40 grpome Shase, Rew 9Ort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-16

Bon unb mad bsm 9. SaiEi 1865 perbeu Snge bges
ben ID Bert inhHae NH allen meI. 2tueR Die fclst:
NeR Gunttrt stuS satdmausu rom rHi,H GepO, aa&
5A5 g., Rew god tdeIi9e Grprss pom Salamanca,
tdaIid talseen- mmeR SonAtags1 ueTbinDet I'D in
eorneEsriIe NIT benz $40 t6gtideu Gxpreb BON
Buffalo xnh fommt IN Rew De.t an nm 80
8.W. ~ SE4a9 gsZ fffs9
$50 q. Dr. GrprebsPoft Don Gautirf, ,tdoIi9 (ausses
rommen SoHntdas), hdft in SnIamanea 940 unb
nHadbt bic @erbinDung III 6orHsasDiae un5 Corning
IA nit BEN $50 y. ". yGrpreBs pehsus ron 8HfiaIo
unS erreidt Reuu g6tt I'M iihr gsoresns.
AIS 3. Dr. gesp Bort Ndt Gtpreb, pom 3unfirf tdgs
d Id &SoHRtass aHsGeneHmenl; bGIt ~ Salas
uluuea 9.55 y. H. uub erreic3t Rem 9nrt II 30
9. R-. nm nit hen 9Rai mfttugs Sieenn n0 Dams
pferu na9 Boitrn uBS ben 9euenslahbs Gtdeten
3H psrbtnoett. - S@b1 e3l- so
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is rs..s'ss - ~ 800 /, IA ,,,,.er,
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Retis, sebeu Patiagaersage az pte teasss
RafbptIIe uHh 5 ette no O 2tnte.
- m. utx..
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werIaSt @arrdce IL 10 3. R. nnn $50 y. 81, ers
F Ts s SStsSHs III Sas ii o .sts
@artraee sos y. ". ane 1i;aa y, *
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Rembpis Observation-Disclosures. 800
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-16

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Mir erIanken una has uerekrte gubIifum nn6 @es
f@dft9b dnieT anti RnfeEe neAe Scala GetGpe BidnCS
ppn @oientpla eufmerffnm 81 macbens rpel1e non
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3einbett 6es Zones, Gbertrofien wprOe.
gfifnlefe 9nitfmeHte entbaIten has Sariens PeboI,
bic neHeite rerbeiier1e franS0fime Redsont French
Grand Actfonl bstt 4abs pcfe eiferne 9sabmen Mlh
ale ripberneii WerbslIerungeH. 3ebes sftnruntent
nttb Mftet Der Mniil1t bes Germ 8. o. @rops
fteem retfertigt, Der cine pToftii@e @riaBrlng
hber 80 Satrtn TN 8effertfgen pen RIauieren bat
ruiF aafaptiren in isbeE Din EGt fur eeseit gnte
sDte @r0peassasFAem RtanoB trbieIten BEN
bsebflea Dereienfa,Hreis In Der eielberibmteB
NBeIfamsf eIsitms aber BITE beieH GabrEate 2OnScns,
SARA Def4 anbs, Der Stdbte gerD' gOrt pbtEabeIs
rbia. Baltimore Hnb W6iton sbenfO bic e0Ibent anb
EIterns RebdiIIen anf benz amerttanii9en Snftihite
In fanf aneinanSef falsense Sabfen, meI4e NsSaiIs
len man In nniefm gersaHfsIcEaIe Ieben farm.
Die nsneglsH HekbsNanMeen ilrsb Der srebartiss
Hssrieb unferes -@eid6ftes iowohI ais aRd hos uon
ms trene tnoebaitsHe Gafbs Spftem befHbteeu Nns,
nuieEe 5abritafe ttGtGey AZ vertaufen eenH irsenb
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Wei6lpaider!

Der nnter,eiAnste srit por einieer Ronatea aus
MnbIiEMns nl$ erflAbIm 9slerMtsf Deibpa{@fr.. or
beriprt9t, Seben Ism NIT ttusm Mditfae beebrenbsn
auFS 8enf AZ beffiebggen.
90 III eSen, Der Neubant obtr Repui otilreH pogs
hininat, ansnrat5eBf 10 an mi9 sa IDenesit.
0pttliet Dfcgbmtanu.
su trgrasea h o. %. gsstinssr,s Hsuem Boars
n6baas, ssorbsGousee Strass. bso in
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Bon HufIaID. = nit sseiD gorE Belt pom Depot Cd
: pou GT9ange gnb gsi9i9an Str. s@E. =
s. 81 ". ~. ReIp BORT Tags sGIpreb (Sonnta9s auss
a&uomnsrl; erreidt Rew Yort 1920 y. U. pers
binbet flo In @redt BeAb NIT Der EeIaMdTe, Gas
dawanna u. Great HBeferu GtfeRbahn fin 9bilas
helphta. Baltimore, 4s0fbinGteR uR6 fabg. punfte.
$50 g. 81. Gxprekg lber Apcn uno 6ornelspiue,
(tden@ SpHntdgs dnseenommen); erreicht Rem
rs DpTf ilbr MoreenB. 8erbinbetin gImtra nit
~ Ser Rtai1mspstt u. GInaira Gifenbdbn fur 6arriss
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-01
VIRGINIA NEW.S.

Spotswood II. Rider, who killed man
named Jones' in Buzzard Roost, in lreder-
icksburg in 1860, and who was sentenced TO
the penitentiary for eighteen years, was par.
doned on Saturday last by Gov. Pierpoint.
The village OF pamplin's depot, On the
Southside railroad, was the scene of an eyten.
siye conAagration, Sunday afternoon.
The horse thieves who have been quiet for
few weeks have broken out in fresh place
1t is proposed TO establish Glass Works in
Lynchburg-
The Fredericksburg Wooden Factory now
manufactures 5000 yards of cloth week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-01
MIKE LIPMAN'S
COLOSSAL CIRCUS
AND TRAINED ANIMALS!
RE ORGANlZED AT NEW ORLEANS
FOR THE SEASON OF 1866.
NEW CANVAS. TRAPPINGS, WARD
ROBES, SC, SC.
THE MOST 3lERITORIOUS AND Al
TRACTIYE CONCERN EVER
ORGNNIZEDI

The management having every facility nj
their disposal capital ut their command, and Il
knowledge Of what style Of entertainment
would suit the people, and meet the upproba
ton and cordial support Of the intellectual, re-
fined and religious portion Of the community,
determined to form an institution OF which
they could be Justly proud, and that would en-
able them to rest assured that when their mani
fold attractions were presented, and had been
seen, that full satisfaction would be given 10
and acknowledged by their patron!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-01

Mr.. $. G. Vedder, late Of this place, and
until the close of the war an officer in the vol
unteer service, has recently been appointed a
lieutenant in the regular amy. His present
position was secured through the recommends
ton of Gen. Grant. Lieut. Vedder, near the
close Of the war married an accomplished
young lady OF Alexandra. Va, to whom he is
greatly attached, and who Is justly deserving
of his ierard. We understand that he has
been assigned to duiy sumewh here in the South.
Nc wish botl health, happiness nnI Il Iro3
porous career through lie. --hahsL"rg, y. !.
HrDii,icf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-01
fCOII3IUNICATED.


Poor, qgenh. human nature Of what u
bundle Of abominable in conslstences 1t is COM
posed Always condemning in others that
which it practises itself doing to-day that
which it repudiates tomorrow, and venting
its spleen, and bitter sarcasm upon those, who
tail to follow in its meanderlngs, aud adhere,
pertinaclousy, TO the principles OF well tired
faith imbited during pupilage in the school
of wisdom and experience
We are prompted to these reflections, e>pe
cally, by the manifestations that are constant
~ looming from the Radical Republican Or
CARNATIONS, of this city, towards their dissent.
ing brethren, who dare refuse 10 swallow all
of the ''slops' that are emptied into their
political sewer and who are consequently, pur-
sued and bounded, with bitter and impIacabIe
hatred, for not adopting their theory, in all
things, and obSequiously yielding prompt
and willing obedience to their bohests They
| set I'D standard, peculiar to their ever vary
ing and mistaken notions, and all who wall not
prostitute themselves by submission 10 such
measurement are decried as ''phy:lcal and met
aphysical malformalions!
All corn nlnst be measured by tier bushel
and all fat mist result from he consumption
| of such food, as they, in their tclsaont. shall
prescribe. And this spirit, too, is manifested,
mostly By men who scarcely have sufficient
stamina to stand alonr, who are as asclllating
as schoolboy's affections, and who are intro,
ducing, day by day, some new and nonsensical
notion into their political creed. 1t ls high
time that some declaration should be filed i'll
The high court of political justice, agalnS;
such ho1YotO humJugs, and proceedings urged
with all possible emphasis, TO tria OF issue
For one we are tired of the dogmatic dictatorla
and domineerine spirit OF these political moi"
tlescj7ItS CONSERVATIVE