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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28
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0tUC NCt SSuUpcE+
pirb aus MaiIadulettS senelbst. Der Itle-
graph beri9tet namli9, bab im @sprGisntan.
tenbauie bes StaateS tin pon 156 @etfliGsn
Caller Confectionery ,lnter,eidnstsr gruief &C.
8sn bas aeriisselsB bss Staatss sinsslaufsn
isi. Sa1pii9sn iesen iu Bottom bic Staats-
gcnitablsr ibre &a,,ias sessn bic SpirituOism
fort unb baben bis ieBt ni9t tpeniser ais 49,
600 0allcnsm cOnfsrirt wslde einen Wertb
bon sttpa $250,OOO rspraIsntirtsn. 1000 Sal
lunsn wurpsn ssrtSrt.
Sn MaffabufettS bauert bieMrbetts3eit
nod II Stunben, tuabrenb ie IN allen anbersu
Staatsn Der linton auf 10 Stunbfn btrabse-
isst II, unb bic @rbsitsr etfris auf cine nod
peiter gerfiirsuns binpirfen. Genauntsr
Staat if bic 5eimatb isasr sislsn sOrssblt9em
Meni9enfrsunbe, pel1e bic llebelitSnbs In aa-
nsren Staatsn Serbsiierm pplIsn watrrnb fe
bic ttaurisen 3dfaube ta ibrsm sissasn Staat
iiberisben. Nan iann ibnsn NIT pcllem &s9-
ts surufen uSsber febr' Dor isinr 5biir"
Die reputlifauii9e Yartsi II spbemsrtr Na-
tur; iie banst bon puribersebentsn Sasesfra-
gen unS3sttsrstsntfen ab unb beifBt feinen fsi.
ten Salt--fe iprinst bon sinsm Gtsl@otlen auf
ben anbsren, I'M f1 pOr benz Ilntreanse sa
rstten. Sn 3sitsn GROCER @ufrssuns bat Fe
ipesen ibrss tumultaSisn gbaraftrs bic beRen
Gbanesa benn Der srobe, ben Smpull.n bss
ausenbIidss fOlsenbe 5aufe, weI&r Iei9tfer-
tis unb sebanfenIcS su ietn pasSt ffiert ben
Gomsten in feinsm S9weife bspunbsrnbsr AT,
ais bic Sonne. Mtsr bsr Comet Ole SppOf-
ticn yarteD ssrl6ninbet, wabrsnb bic Spnne
(bie bsmOfratiite yartsD blsitt fe iiberbau-
srt jsbsn Smrm, Der iIa suIsst lest-fs IL
berbausrt bie lis Serbiqsnben @cIfsn wsIts
enbli9 Ypr ibren Strablen hsi9sn.
-SobsS alter. Sn Nsubof COeRsr-
rei6ii@.S9leisD ifarb am 20. Sanuar in
benz @ltsr Don 1903 Sabrsn ber bortise @runb-
belissr Sonas 9smbinsH. Der 0srfprbsus,
bsr SprSblins eines bsriibmtsn pOInii9sn
abslsssIbls9tss, binterIdbt z ainbsr, AZ Gn-
fel Ga llrenfel unb Ga tlrureufsI. 9tus ben In
isinsu. Na9laiIe Sorssfunbsnsn papieren sebt
berSor, bab bsr @erROrbens mabrsnb bsr 8slb-
siiss im Sabre 1888 bis 1889 IN Bfsrrsi@iIasu
Militaroisnfsn ssfauben unb F9 als Sffsisr
bel Der grUberuns Belgrade bslonbsrs ausse-
sei9nst bate. .a.,-4.-
Cine Dame BON siuanbfsbsn,ts Sdbrsn
fsl tn Utica, Nsw yert bic. 8rsppe binuntsr
unb brad ben 9aIs, tpabrenb fe in Danfeln
binabasissn wulte, ,im bic BET Der eei&s ibres
G,attsn @a9enbsn at3ulSism.
Siiuf mad Mnm Sarbpr, Wi&isan, ser-
lGilifte GsiGen purbsn am Iestsn Wittwp& au
Buffalo, Nsip ycrt In @sbIfaiTer entbsdt.
Bier BON bsn aSrpern tpartn trwa&fsn unb ter
einss unminbissn atubss. @atrf&einIi&
parem bisieIten sur Difieftipa bsfimmt.,
| X o. Wbitelibe, Der im DECEMBER p.
! s. Serrn Smitb auf elmer mad Seifer=
1cnsille sebenben Dampfabre ermOreet
bat, III Su 8 Sabren Gprreftipnsbaus
serurtbeilt pprpen. S
| gm 8. Sebruar, Mprssna api1ben
| 10 unb IL ubr, bestns bic Grau BON
Samuet Qer1, tn 3tnicum Taun16tp,
Buds Co., wubntaft, Selbfmprb, tn
Dem te it4 erbtns.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28
Mepicinild.d dirursilhes
&anbbucb fir Das SpH

Dr.. Gmtl Suerner.
Wit erlGuterten 2lbbilbungen.
greis (sut sebunben) 1925.
Disles bS6it niibIi9e Bud III jsst I6on IN
netrsren taulenb GrempIartn i'm Yublifum
perbreitet unb entbaIt bic Writ a nj 4 n
pauSmtttsI gessn oft porfommsnbe 8ranf-
ttiten, popur6 fi@ ein Sober pbne drstli4e
baIk fslbf beIfsn fam.
9 4afer Il &prabi
Gub-Wef Gds Der Bisrtsn unb WOob1rabs,
pbtlabelpbia ga.
MGr3 14:67-1m
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28
Am3eigem.

SIN 8erlase BON S6Gfer unb aprabi
In Ybilabslpbia sri6isn iceten
Der
DeutI semsli16er
Sereiniete Staatem 8rieffeQer.
9lnlsihins sur riGtissn MtfalTuns allsr in ben
aQgsmeiEea QebenS GerbaltniiIsn, icpie
I'm @sItaftslebsn Der Ser. Stanten
pprfcmmsnetn 8risfe, MufiSBe,
l., urfunbsn &C., nebit einem Nn-
bang BON Welesenbeitsgs-
ti9ten. Jsrneranleituns
aur Buhbaltuns In
beutiber unb ensli-
fter Sprahe.
7te Muflage.
Setap. Gut sebunben (530 Seitsn.)
yrcis nur $3.50.
DieIes in leinr 9lrt einsise Bud IN unsnt-
bebrliH fir ieben fleinen WeldaftSmann unb
aablt r.i9li@ fir ben ssrinssn yreis. 9Iuf Der
tfnen Seite beatib, sisbt bic Mnpere bic &C.
naue llsbsrissuns 1T snslif6. Diele tie
&uflase seitnet fb pprtbsilbaft aus u
Muaase In 6 Sabrsn, sctpib bic bette Gmpfsb-
lung!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28

*Sn philadelphia tparbe Elm &ilte
nit $4,000 aus Bureau bes 5rn, Sas.
$, Newbplbt sefo9len.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28
poe(ie.

Mus ben ,,Yslletr. 8Iattsr."
psn bolSsn efrausn.
Bon
W. WindGsr.
Bin Id ni9t nJrausnlob," 70 Iieb i'd bod
Die Grauenausen, tptlts frsunbli& f9auen;
sd lobe 8ern elm sartes Grauenbilb,
Msin 5ers anb eieb ssbOrt ben bOlOen 5rausn.
Sd CLAUDE ni9t BEN Wort bss WeibsrfeinbS ;
~gerpabrs bid, ben S&Unsn su psrtrausn," 4"
Sd traue - islbf betrOssn - allsn bod;
Msin Der, unb 9isb ssbSrt ben boItsn
Grauen.
SD mS$ts meines 5sBsns i&Snfsn 1raum
San, unSsrsast auf Wab9snI9pirs bausn,
Ssrtrauen psdt gertrau'n, iIe triisen ni9t;
drum If msin Ssrs unb eisb ben boIbsn
Grauen.
Sbr tabsIt mid, baB msine eieb6en linb
gsrtbsiIt auf allsr. 5errsnIantsr @ausn!
ST ss 8sipsis ni9t, bab msin srObes 5erS
llnb eisb su sissn III ben boIpsn Grausn ?
qiebt unb bsiinst ibr bunte Slumen bod.
auf Gursr Ssimatb blItbenrei&sn Musn (;
SD lobe mir Der Wsnldbsit CARTE 8Iitbsn;
Msin Ssr3 unb aisb ssbSrt ben bOIbsn
Sraufi.
Yesratt man mid aud ni6t tpie ,,5rausnlub",
QGbt bod in MGb9enause tpUbl betbautn
Wit Gbranenpsrlsn meinsn gei6enfein
Da Sers unb 2ieb sebSrt ben brIben
Srauen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28
Die
Yeaniblbaaiide Staats3ritnng,

Ssrauseessben BON
Jpb. Gcore shipper,
srf,teint ieben Donneritas, unb fcifet 80. 90
psr Sabr, sablbar innerbalb besSabres, un6
81. 80 mad Beraub bes Sabrsanss.
Ginselne Gremplaren, 5 HentS per Stiid.
aeine Sutlrriptionsn psrben fir peniser
aIs feds Monatsn ansencmmen aud fam
gasnianb has YIatt abbeitelen, bis ale &iids
fanbe be3ablt linb.
Mn,eisen ,perbsn su ben sewSbnltasn Yrsi-
fen inierirt.
Dffiesn: IN Der yyatrict nnt llnion"
Druderei, Dritten Giraffe, Sarrisbars, unb
In Der ,SntsIisencer" Druderei an, Centre
Square, 2anralisr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28
s@mea enslii9 3u lernen!

Sm 8srlass bon 9 9afer unb 3orabi
IN philadelphia srlSisn ipebsn une bel beniel.
ben 5u babsn;
Die 10te au flase
ppn
Jo6n {. app(eton's
Nraftifebe Wetbobe
bic
ensliIde Sprade In fur3er 5eit aelen,
Sdreiben unb Spre6en su lernen.
Grit ansabe Der enslii6en Ius-
fpra9eunb Setonuns.
5S8 Seitsn, gut sebunben. preiS $50
DteIe Scrirsf1ide 8ramnatif II ais baS be-
tfe 9ebrmittel sur Grlernuns Der snSlii4sn
Spra1e aasemein anerfannt.
Sn ber beut1aen Su6baneuns non 9 6 a.
fer unb aprabi. Ybilabelpbia, eribien TO-
sbsn na9iebsnbeS pOrtrefilli6ss 8erf in nsuer
9luaase unb if in allen tsutidsn 9u1banb-
Iuusen 3u baben:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28

r Der MSrber @ecrS 0asner wurbe
am l. Mars In 9te,p-yOrf sebanst.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28
Seib b far5t,

Softur nnb &potbefer i'm eigenen
Sanie.
Cine auSerlaiiise Mnpeiiuns, lid Dor 3rauf-
beiten ~ beldiiBen unb burS Selbitbereituns
Der ppr,islitiien Mittel BON ibnen su befreisn,
aud bf unbeilbaren unb hronii1en 8ranfbei.
ten E& wsntsfsns mBeli9it Grlsibtuns gu ssr-
f&affen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28

x o. 09iteTbe, Der im DECEMBER p.
s. 5errn Smttb auf elmer mad Sefer-
fonpille 9ebenben Dampfabre ermOrpet
bat, 1T Su 8 Sabren Gprreftipnsbaus
serurtbeilt wprpen. eS
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28

alm 8. Sebruar, @prsena spi1dem
10 unb IL lbr, bestns bic Grau BON
Samuet esra, tn Stnicum Saun16tp,
Buds goy wu9nbaft, Selbfmprb, In
Dem ie f4 erttms. reg
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28

5iiaf na@ ann 3arbur Ri&isart Ssr-
IGiIifte GsiGsn wurosn am lsstsn Wittwo& ,u
Buffalo, Nsp gort In @sbIfaiTer entbsdt.
Bier pom ben aSrpern tparen trpa&ien unb tsr
sines unmHnbissn aiubss. gBabri9sinIi4
tparen bisieIten sur Difeftipn bsifimmt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-28

Cine Dame BON einunbTebsn,is Sdbrsn
Fsl tn Utica, Rsw yori, bic arspps binuntsr
unb brad ben SaIs, pabrsnb iis I'M Danfeln
binabiisissn .puats, ,im bic bel Der eei&e j9res
@attsn @a9enbsn ab3uISitm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

JrFrESoN AND BERKELEY.-We learn
tia, West Virginia has demwred to the
bin fled by Virginia for the recovery OF
these counties, on the ground that Virginia
!, nd. a state. The 9th of May is fixed for
hearing the demurrer, when the following
pain;s are TO be decided by the Supreme
Court !. Is Virginia State? 2. If not,
when did she cease to be State; if when
she passed the ordinance of secession,
then, is West Virginia State it requiring
the consent of Virginia as State, to the
formation of West Virginia, that consent
having been officially proclaimed by Presi-
dent Lincoln as having been given.-Step-
hcri!5,cn Register.
And we infer from Governor Peirpoint's
las, message that the Radical scheme now
is to decide that Virginia was a State when
the consent was given, but ceased to be
one when the present Legislature of Viz
GINA, composed largely of men who were
by the Constitution, was orga-
nizcd with those members in it, the third
section of the Constitution being thus
hanged by men who were not eligible to
eats in the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

WASHINGTON, March e.-SEgArE.-Mr. sum
ner introduced bill to guarantee Republi.
can Government that would protect the loyal
people Of the South, and also prescribe an oath
TO be taken.
A standing committee on appropriations was
ordered
Messrs. Doolittle and Patterson made per-
sonal explanations denouncing as false the re-
port OF the Committee on Expenditures, which
intimated that they had accepted brides.
A joint resolution was introduced declaring
the municipal offices of Alexandria, Va, va
cant, because Of dsobedience by the election
commissioners to the provisions Of Sherman 8
bill. 1t was ordered to be printed.
Adjourned.
Housg.-The Utah delegate was sworn in.
j. J. Stewart contests the seat Of Charles L.
Phelps, Of Maryland.
MIR. Ward introduced n resolution asserting
that an ex-member of the Cabinet had de-
clared in public speech that the evidence in
the assassination cases was obtained by the
subornation Of witnesses, and that there was
no evidence against Mrs. Surratt.
A motion was made to lay the resolution on
the table, and Mr. Ward withdrew it.
An effort was made to take mp the tariff, but
was defeated by an adjournment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

THE NEGROES WHO VOTED AT ALExAN.
DRIA.-The negro population of the sur
rounding country having quit work, came
to town for the purpose Of INDUCING in the
highest perogative Of freedmen. Indeed,
not only from the neighborhood came they,
but from all sections of the country, some
hailing from as far north as Boston, and
some from Mississippi. General Candy,
commanding this department, in response
to request from Governor Pierpoint last
evening, made the necessary arrangements
for a sufficient military force to be on the
ground to preserve order, if necessary.
Two companies Of the Nineteenth infantry,
under command of Colonel Stanhope, left
this city late last night in a propeller, and
were quartered on wharf. About day
light this morning three companies of the
Fifth cavalry, under Captain Taylor, were
also sent down by land. 1t is understood
that the Radicals will contest the election
in the courts and before Congress.-G Ga
zette.
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INrEAcHxENr-SnoRr SrssroS.-A she.

1MrEAcHxESr-SHoRr SESSION. spe.
cial in the Sun says:
1t appears to be settled that the present
session of the fortieth Congress shall not
extend beyond this week; but this ID to be
definitely settled in caucus of the Republi.
can members tomorrow night.
No important legislation Is to be at
tempted except the impeachment investi-
CATION, which will undoubtedly be resumed
and referred to a committee, with power to
pursue the examination Of witnesses during
the recess and report at the next session,
which will likely commence on the first
Monday In October.
A struggle Is in progress to get the mat
ter referred to the Judiciary Committee,
in conjunction with an additional special
committee of six members. General But
Ter disapproves Of the line Of investigation
pursued, and the character of the test.
mony sought by Mr.. Ashley. General
Butler thinks it futile to be fishing for
minnows when they should be trying to
catch whale, and therefore he will move
for an abandonment of petty charges
against Mr.. johnson, and urge a trial on
broader and less personal grounds, viz. !:
Usurpation Of the legislative power and
the disposition of the railroad interests in
the South. The latter proposition may be
abandoned, as it is shown that the railroad
property was disposed of Under direction
of Mr.. Stanton and General Thomas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

The EFFECT OF PARTISAN ACTIoN.-The
National Republican says that in conse-
quence of the refusal of the Senate to
confirm the appointments made by the
President, and of the provisions of the
tenure of- Office bill, collectors of customs,
surveyors, naval officers, officers OF mints,
etc., ETC., ceased to exist.
Our foreign affairs are good deal dis
arranged by the same cause.
The business of the Interior Department
i also interrupted.
A very large number of post-offices IN
iierent parts of the country arc without
,'stmasters, and some first-class offices at
that.
In Boston the United States courts are
Stopped for the want of Marshal to per-
form the functions belonging TO his Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

GENERAL SCHOFIELD TO COMMAND DIS
RIOT No. LIN Cabinet session to-day
ne subject of the appointment Of military
ommandants for the five districts in the
uuthcrn States named in the military 60
1rnment act was considered. A complete
5; of these assignments was not decided
Don, but it is understood that General
>hofeld will have command of the first,
which includes Virginia, and General Han
cock will take command of the fifth dis
,,ict, which includes the States of Louisi-
ara and Texas.
The people of Virginia, it is stated, de-
sire the retention of General Schofeld in
that district. The commandments OF the
other districts may be determined to-mor-
row, but probably not until the next meet
ing of the Cabinet. Sun.
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From Washsuutou.

WARRINGTON, March 8.-Sherman's and the
tenure office bill are published by the State
Department to-day.
Mr.. Seward publishes n circular letter pro-
posing peace congress to the belligerents of
the South American republics to be held
here April LIST, and an armistice TO last till the
termination of the conference.
WARRINGTON, March 6.-Between three and
four hundred vacancies await filling by sena-
torial action.
Butler, of Massachusetts, and Logan, of
Illinois, are in favor of special committee
for impeachment. The Ohio delegation has
canvassed the subject, but the result is I'M
known. The new York delegation favor a
special committee on the impeachment, and a
recess of Congress until May There will be
general caucus to night.
The Superintendency Of Indian Affairs is
vacant
The revenue receipts to-day were over
81, 900. 900,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

IMPORTANT CASE TO BE TEsTED.-Henry
B. Tyler, formerly major in the Marine
Corps, who during the war served in the
Confederate army, has, through Messrs.
Brent & Msrrick, commenced suit against
John d. Defrees, for the possession of the
west half of lot 6, in square AS. 1t will
be rccollected that the property was IL
bclled by the court during the war, and
under the confScation act the life interest
Of the plaintiff was sold to the defendant.
This, we believe, is the first suit of the
kind instituted here, and it will be an in
teresting case.-NationaI Iatetligencer.
I'VE suppose Mr.. Tyler has been par
doned, and hence his suit.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

1t is stated in the New York Tribune,
tha' under the provisions Of the naval APP
preparation bill, passed at the late session
o. Congress, at least 600 employees in the
Government navy-yards will be discharged
during the present year.
A bill has passed both Houses Of the Le-
glSlature Of West Virginia reyokiDg the
charter Of the town Of Harper's Ferry.
we suppose this ancient town has incurred
the wrath Of the Radical Legislature on
account Of Its adherence TO conservatism.
SPIRIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07
arrest of nm Astounding Treasury
Cicrk-Rcc0yery Of Funds.

ST. Lotus, March "a. ". Lee, who
IAN OF with about $4,000 in 7-3O and $50
bonds from the loan branch of the Urea
Sury Department, on the 10Th of last ia
rrary, was arrested at the Planters House
Ia this city this morning.
Thirty-three thousand dollars in bonds
sri $4,000 in grecnbacks were found in
hi>trunk. Lee at first denied being the
party, but subsequently, acknowledged it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07
The Markets.
SEw YORK MARKETS,


New York, March 6-P. M.-Cotton dull and
declining sales of / 800 bales at 3ohc. Flour
firmer southern more active; mixed TO good,
$40. 2O6Sll.S0; extra, sll.9O@Sl6.5o. Corn
heavier and easier; mixed western, sl090
Sl.lO. Pork heavy and decidedly lower at
1921. 90. Whisky steady. Wool firm and adj
vancing; sales of 100000 pounds; domestic,
4J67Oc., and 1880; Texas, 1890.
Stocks. -5-2O's, 80, coupons, llo0lloA new
issue, 1861. Gold closed at 1855
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE March 6.-Cotton dull mid
ding SOC Flour dull. Corn-supply light !;
mixed western, Csc. Mess pork, SO. Bulk
shoulders, 9@9E.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS March 6.-Cotton and tobacco
unchanged. Flour quotations barely main
tanned Mixed corn, 47GD4Sc. Mess pork S2o. 90
AL. Bacon firm shoulders, 9Hc.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, March 6.-Mess pork, S2l Ba-
CON shoulders, 9Ac. clear sides, l2h. Wits
ky free, 25c in bond, CSC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

The SUCCHARoMETER.-Th seizure OF
distilleries for fraudulent returns recently
was owing to detection by means OF
newly patented instrument called sue
barometer" which is owned by parties OF
this city, and is now in the hands OF the
Treasury Department. 1t is said that Com
missioner Rollins endorses this instrument
as the only one by which correct returns
can be had of the amount Of liquor manu-
featured by each distillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

The LARGEST PAPER IN THE WORLD
Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Robert Ro-
well, Of this city, we have been permitted
10 examine a copy of the AuStraIaStan,
published at Melbourne, Australia, the
largest paper in the world. 1t contains
thirty-two pages Of FIVE columns each,
and if printed on a single sheet would be
nine feet long by three wide.-Lo4lsu.IIe
,jg,yr1ul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

WHY THE NEGROES DID NOT VoTE AT
ALExANDRIA.-It is said that the Attorney
berry, declined to give his opinion on the
question in so short time, but said he was
inclined to the opinion that they would not
be entitled to vote until the Government
bad formallyitaken possession of the State.
Star
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

SEVEN THIRTY NoTEs.-The Govern
ment has, within a few days, begun to pay
express charges both ways on 7 $40 notes
sent here for conversion into bonds. This
has brought the notes here with rush,
averaging from $6,O00,0O0 to $4,000, 900 a
day Washington Correspondence Ne7
York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

ANOTHER MUNIFIcENT DoNATIoN.-Geo.
Peabody, Esq, has added another to his
long list Of splendid gifts for charitable, ed
vocational, and scientific purposes, by be-
slowing one hundred aud forty thousand
dollars upon the county of Essex, Mass.
This is his native county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

4 PREDIcTIoS.-The Radical candidate
for Mayor of Alexandria is reported to
have told the negroes at meeting Monday
night that in three months the white peo-
pie would all be DISTINGUISHED, and the ne
groes would have the supreme control.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07
The United States Debt.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The monthly state
ment OF the national debt shows an increase Of
and decrease of currency interest bearing
debt of $50, 900 900. The increase of the debts
during the month is nearly $5,ooo,ooo, and the
increase of coin in the treasury nearly Ss,0oo,-
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Ocean Steamer Burnt-Ten Lives Lost.

CHARLESTON, March 6.-The steamship An
dalusia, from New York for this port, was
burned off Hatteras. Edward North, purser !;
James McMullen, engineer; Jacob Lockman,
pilot and four of the crew and four passen-
gers were lost. The remainder of those on
board were brought here by the Manhattan.
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NASHVILLE, March A proposition
was brought up in the House to repeal the
section Of the franchise law prohibiting o
negro holding Office or serving as juror,
and was lost by three majority.
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Another Order from RrolHnioy

NASHVILLE, March Ex-Governor Brownlow
has issued IN order TO organize n volunteer
force TO serve three years, under his command,
TO act as military police to preserve the peace
and protect the people.
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From Boston-The Recent FaiIure-A
General Feeling Of Distrust Pre-.
FALLING.

RosroN, March 4.-The Journal Of this
oreninc says there is a general feeling Of
6;arust on the street, so far as regards the
transactions of brokers and bankers, the
recent failure having brought to light such
cross Irregularities that even weil-estab-
iished and heightened houses suffer from
the suspicion which is naturally created.
The First National Bank Of Newton an.
pears 10 have been completely cleaned out,
and many cases of individual suffering are
-cla;ed. II appears probable that one or
40 other banks besides those enumerated
lave been subjected TO loss.
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Northeru Elections.

TROY, N. Y, March S.-The Democrats have
carried the charter elections at Elmira, New
York
A Radical Mayor has been elected here by
20 o,n
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spsaIal Telegram to the Dispatch.
Water Failing at Lynchburg-Snow I'm the
Mountains, -
LrScHBuRo, March 8, 1se7.-James river, nj
this place, has commenced Alling. The freshet
lacked six feet OF reaching the highest water
mark. No damage to the canal has yet been
reported.
Passengers by the Orange and Alexandria
train this evening report considerable snow In
the mountains n
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wERTH, RATHBUN b CO.,

oIRce, Tenth street near Main. Yards, Seventh
near Canal, and south side Of dock, corner OF
Nineteenth. leH LIS