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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Mr.. E. Gibson having offered resolution in
the Virginia Convention about Bayne's being
treated by Gen Grant uncorteously, Bayne
id-'it wasn't so that Gen. Grant had treat
cd him unexpectedly!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
| COMMUNICATED.

| was quite amused at the lamentation of
one of the Alexandria Radicals at the procras-
tination in the matter of the State and town
officers, ending with the remark that he didn't
like it-tor delays were always dangerous -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Lydick, Of the Virginia Reconstruction
Convention is very indignant at General
Schofeld's course, and thinks he is no better
than ''copperhead' There is a great deal
Of bad feeling prevailing among the Radicals
OF LYdick's stamp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

ETRENCH'S AGRICULTURAL LIST OF
A WEEKLIES AND MONTHLIES FOR
APRIL, No. 95, King street:
The Southern Planter and Farmer, Ameri-
can Agriculturst, American Farmer, Horticul-
turst, The Cultivator and Country Gcntleman
Rural New Yorker, Town and Country, Field,
Turf an Farm-the above constantly on hand
and for ale-subscriptions received at pub
lishers prices,
London Society for April; Die Nodcnwot
for April, Berlin edition, splendid Fashion
Plates; Charlottcs Inheritance, by Miss Brad :
don, author of Birds Of Prey, Aurora Floyd,
SOC; David, the King Of Israel, portrait
drawn from Bible History and the Book of
Psalms by Frederick William krummacher,
d. D., author of Elisha, the shbite, etc, 81
The North British Review for March; The
Antiqusry of Appleton's Cheap Edition Of the
Wavery Novels-all the preceding volumes on
hand beautiful article Perforated Board just
received; Historical Lectures on the Life OF
Christ, by G. j. Ellicott, B. D., Sl.75 Sermons
by Rev John Card, d. D. Glasgow, volume,
$3.50. New Books daily. .
sd IL GEO. E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Ia some of the lower counties in this State,
tits said, that idle and worthless colored peo-
pie, who will not work for their living, are
roaming about the country shooting and killing
hogs and sheep, and in some instances cattle,
and carrying off the carcases for good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
1OcO SPRING TRADEI
lCOO. SPRING TRADE

HOUGH s. r A NJ $ A. Y
I17 King street,
Would resp sctfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have added
largely to their stock of GROCERIES, consist
ing in part Of the following viz:
Is bbls Coverings Refined Sugars:
2 do Cut Loaf Sugars, Vacuum Pan, Porto
Old Government Java. sabanils, Lag"yra
and Rio Cotfecs.
Choice Family and Extra Flour.
IS boxes Stearne, Babbitt's, Mcrino, Electric
and TalIow Soaps.
10 boxes prime Factory Cheese 4 boxes Nor
toms Pineapple Cheese.
Superior Gunpowder, Japan, Imperial and
Oolong Teas.
New Orleans Molasses and Golden and Hon
ey Syrups George s. jenkins Maryland Hams
Breakfast pieces and Shoulders; George &
Jenkins Family, Lard in Tins and Buckets ;
pure Ground and Whole Spices Italian Mac
aroni Bakers Chocolate, Cocoa ard Broma !;
Cross g. Blackweps English Pickles and con-
diments Marscilles and Bordeau Oils, &C., al
so large assortment of Wood and Willow
Ware &c ap l3--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

The New York Times is inclined to believe
it is quite true that the deposition of President
johnson and the installation Of Mr.. Wade are
foregone conclusions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

The Richmond Enquirer says: ''To the
many gentlemen from the North, who have
come among us to unite their fortunes with
those of our own people,we cannot be too kind.
And they should be taught that we have
buried the hates and passions engendered by
the late civil war. But we cannot hold in too
great contempt, or excommunicate with too
much adherence, the mere miserable ''adven.
turers" who have invaded the South, eager
for our disfranchisement, and who are seeking,
either through the aid of military despots Or
.through the agency of the blacks, to seize upon
the offices from which they are seeking to ex-
rclude our best and most capable citizens"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

According to the Warrenton Index Geo.
fuckers speech at Warrenton to the colored
there, was all that it is reported to have been.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

VIM. M. Semple, esq, formerly of Lynch
burg, connected for several years past, with the
New Orleans Crescent, died in New Orleans a
few days ago. He was gentleman of talents
and true Virginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
MARINE EESE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL b
ARRIY ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, TO B.
Wheat
schr Royal Oak, Nodes, Baltimore, salt to
w. A. Smoot & Co.
Schr. Mary Haley, Haley, Philadelphia, coal
to }. LcatLcrIand.
schr. Bcershcba, Gilman, Port Deposit to
b. +. Bruncr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Mutton at penny pound This an
nouncement is made by a Melbourne, Austria
liza, newspaper which tells us that travelling
butchers have been perambulating the out
skirts Of that fortunate city selling good legs
and shoulders at that price. What sheepash-
country SIP a.aaa. }5sz3ta g l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

The following aro the receipts Of produce &c,
By railroad, for the past week:
o., i. /. NJ. r. r.
Corn 1892 bush, wheat 562, rye 2O7 oats &c.,
potatoes 264, beans 10, corn meal 66, onion: 5,
turnips 20, Seed 5, haxsced ,, flour 34C bbl:,
lard 3 frkins, eggs III bb;s and boxes, butte:
II frkins, sundries 3 bills, bacon 5iC0 lb;,
whiskey 10 bbls., dried fruit 1920 lbs apple: !!
bbls, poultry Dbl, fresh beet 200 lbs, Old Iron
4G5Z9 lbs, oil Dbl, hide: = bundles, spoke;
l7QO, bones 1881 lbs, rags 90 lbs, old cope.
30 lbs, cows, calves, hogs, &c. 80, walnut &T5!,
lumber 2lGO0 and other freight amounting to
Is tons. Freight sent forward 800 tons.
A., L. y II. r. Z.
Corn $50 bush, wheat $685. rye 3D. oats &C,
beans -, potatoes 81, fruit 81, -four &.3 bblS,
butter l., poultry 5, eggs II, apples 90, Hay s.
bales, calves 10, hogs 4, lumber 2iCV0 f., wood
6 cords plows 5, plow castings 400 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10.

Tie action of the Senate, on Saturday, in
the impeachment case, by which they refused
TO allow Gen. Sherman to state any Of the con-
1cversations between him and the President, was
IN The face of the decision Of Chief Justice
Chase favoring the admissibility OF the test.
moDy. This decision, also, rules out all the
conversations which the President had with
s,relative to his intention in regard to the
removal of Mr.. Stanton, and deprives his
counsel of the benefit of the testimony which
they most relied upon. One of the most OBJ
stinate Senators on this point was Mr. Sher-
man, the brother of the general. This action
of the Senate, in refusing to receive General
Sherman's testimony will have a very bad ef-
feet upon the country, going far to prove the
want Of impartiality which is already charged
against so many members Of that body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

CANARY BIRDS, CAGES AND SEED
" We have for sale, at IS, King ST., beauti-
full lot of Bird Cages, also, choice Canary Birds
Canary Seed, &c; also, Hanging Baskets of q
variety of styles
ap9 JOHN It. CREIGHTON s. SON.
TOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON, at No. 49,
q King street, have on hand a general assert
ment Of CARPENTERS TOOLS. Broad and
Chopping Axes, Window SASH Doors, Blinds,
&C., which will be sold ut low prices for cash.
Call and examine. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

We have received the April number Of the
Farmer and Planter, published at Richmond,
periodical which We have heretofore favora-
bly, noticed. @=215
Wehave also received, from Geo. E. French
bookstore, London Society for April, hand
somely illustrated; and Die Mondenwelt, an
illustrated magazine of Fashions and fancy
work, translated from the German.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

A letter from Washington says that none Of
The big work Of the session. such as tie 6nan-
eas, the taxes, andthe tariff, has yet been enter
ed upon Senator Sherman has warned the
majority in Congress that they dare not 60 be-
fore the people 10 the next Presidential cleo,
lion without having devised some acceptable
system in regard to the finances and the pub
lcdebt, and the question of internal taxation
IS one of scarcely less importance. Then the
fight on the tariff will be more bitter than ever,
5his year,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

REMARKS The market opened with fair q:
ferings, q good demand, and better price: In
-four the transactions wcro limited, and price:
unchanged. For whcat, there was fair de-
mend for good, and We noted sales of red at $50;
ono lot Of 1856 bushels inferior white sold for 30
Corn toIcrably brisk, with sales Of 1884 bushels
mixed at 109all0, and 10 bushels yellow 8.
ll3al1l-no white offered Oats firm with sale:
at 92a85. Rye steady and unchanged, with sale;
at rs. Sales of 100 bushels country ground
corn meal, ct 100 Butter firm and good, still
very scarce. Lard quiet Bacon active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

WASHINGTON ITEMS. When then impeach-
ment trial was resumed on Saturday, General
Thomas was again put on the stand, and Mr..
Butler took occasion to badger him in the
most outrageous manner, for the sole purpose,
as it appeared, Of making the galleries laugh.
The monument to the late President Lincoln,
ordered by the corporation, and now in process
of completion at the head of Four. and a-haf
street, opposite the City Hall, will be dedica-
ted with imposing ceremonies on Wednesday
next. - " 1
The case of Senator Sprague, who plead his
privilege as member of Congress upon being
sued for debt by former employee, Mr.. An
drew McKenna, came up for a hearing before
Judge Wylie Saturday in the Circuit Court,
and after argument by MI, W. T. woodward
kenna, Judge Wylie overruled the plea.
The Criminal Court will resume the trial OF
jury cases tomorrow. ~. ,,,1.}r :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail, in publishing
he order Of Gen. O. L. Shepherd, against the
so.cal!ed Ku Klux Khan, says: Seen. Shep-
nerd issues the order against society In whose
existence no sane man in the State believes. =
We defy him to. specify single outrage, &c.,
which is traccablc to any such association
Every publication, placard, &C., which has ap-
peared about the mystical KIan, is we'll known
10 have originated with some half grown
youths, who are always ready for sport -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
NEW BOOKS.

The Carpenter and Joiner, and Elements of
Hand Railing, with 80 plates, by Robert Rid.
dell vol, quarto cloth. Price s..
David, the King OF Israel q portrait drawn
from Bible History and the Book Of HsNIms.--
BY Frederick William Krummachor, D. D.
l vol, cloth. SLID
Gods Word Written; the doctrine of the
inspiration Of the Holy Scriptures explained
and enforced by Edward Garbett, ID. 81.
Comcth Up rs II Flower, an autobiography
paper. G0c.
Dickens Our Mutual FRIEND, paper 80.
@ Tale Of Two Cities, papcr :yJc
d" Hard Times and Christmas Stories,
paper, Doc. Just received and for sale by
ROBERT BELL, Bookseller,
ap 10 81, King street,
DILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.
LUTHER D. HARRISON will SELL at pub
lie auction, on FRIDAY, tho 2lth instant, Ut
33, King street, up stairs, TWO BILLIARD
TABLES, with balls and cues; to be sold TO
pay storage and charges Sale positive.
ap l3-td Il. w. THORP 81 BRO.
ID ATAPsCo GUANQ COMPANY'S
ANN ONIATED
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
For Cotton, Tobacco, Grain, Grasses and Root
Crops. AS q crop grower and improvcr Of the
soil, it is highly recommended.
B. II. LAMBERT, Agent,
ep 13-lm IS, Union Wharf,
FOB RENT.
a$a The STORE and CELLAR, &C, King st.
and, if required, part of the dwelling
ap l3-lw A. MORAN.
EOUND-This morning on my counter,
L some MONEY. The owner can obtain the
*ame by applying at my store,
VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, April rules, 1865 James
F. Buckley and Joshua Buckley against J.
Hendley Simpson: In chancery
Mem THE object Of this suit is to
lst. Obtain 3 decree for the sale OF the
defendants real estate, in the county Of
Fairfax.
I'd. And subject the to the payment OF the
following judgments:
One in the name of Joshua Buckley for
the sum of $l75, with interest from March |,
1860, and S12 "a costs or. SlG0 paid May II,
est from Feb. 1G, 1862 and Sl4O2 costs also,
two judgments in favor OF James T. Buckley
against the said defendant one for the sum Of
Sl42l7, with interest from january |, 1863,
costs, $1G51; the other for the sum Of 500,
with interest from Oct 10, 1863 costs, SlG.5i
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not q resident of this State it is
publication hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect his interest A copy, tcsto
w. L. EDWARDS, CFk. pro tenn
Dulany & Ball, P. @. ap9-law4w
CANARY BIRDS, CAGES AND SEED
" We have for sale, at 49, King st., beauti-
full lot of Bird Cages, also, choice Canary Birds,
Canary Seed, &c; ALSO Hanging Baskets of a
variety of styles. ..,,
apS JOHN T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

certify that tho above is 4 truo abstract Of
tho Report sent TO the Comptroller Of the Cur
rcncy. CHAS. Il. HOOff
Ap l3-1t CASHIER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Returns from twenty two counties in Michi-
gan give majority Of thirty two thousand
against the new constitution embodying negro
suffrage. Full returns will swell the above
majority 70 over thirty five thousand Here
is one of the most Radical States in the Union
which cmphatically pronouuces against giving
'he ballot TO the few blacks in her borders,
while hcr Senators are voting to impose negro
suffrage upon the helpless people Of the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Arbill has passed the Senate, by a vote of 81
&c s, regulating the empanellipg Of juries. =
This bill makes eligible as jurors men who may
:lave formed an opinion on general report, but
who may otherwise declare themselves in their
belief as competent to give an impartial verdict
upon the law and the evidence The bill is
understood to be aimed to meet the cases of
fIr. Davis and Surratt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
W uoIlIlIStUH
"(Direct as above) J"

This looks very much like another "Conover
Plot" 1t is however very shallow plot. If it
is from a Detective he ought to be cashiered
for ignorance and folly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Yesterday, 18th, was the anniversary of the
birthday of Henry Clay. There was one man
ihat we know of,who remembered it-and who,
IN the old Virginia fashion, drank to his mem
ory--trusting that if such thought was sin
iul on the holy Easter Day, "the recording an.
eel in Heavens chancery, would drop tear
lponit, and blot it out forever |"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

The II 2. new French army bill and the military
preparations now in progress have created a
great deal Of excitement and uneasiness
throughout France, which the Government
journals are endeavoring to dispel by assurances
that thus putting the country upon war
footing, is the best pledge Of peace!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

A MISERABLE EFFoRT.-The Warrenton
Index informs US that the following letter has
been received by mail by Col. John. S. Mosby,
Of that place Col. Mosby proposes to endorse
the document and refer it to e. NJ. Stanton ::
"L1NcoLN BARRACKS, Washington, D. G.
"March &c, 1868
Coz. JOHN S. MosBY-Sir: The rumor is
aloat that you arc raising men to march on
this city, with the intention!of putting things
in shape to suit yourself. II SO, | glory in
your undertaking. [ think it q christian act
Il wish you to inform HE at once if such IS
the case and [ will assist you in your under
taking
Il was once Colonel in the Federal Army,
but only now Sergeant. | have been misu
sed, and will be avenged. Write in confidence
to me; all will be right No danger of betray-
al. | will keep you posted in regard to Con-
gross, military movements, &c.
Respectfully, your obd't sery't,
FRANK FORESTER,
tIo TT OQfb TT 9 Tnfv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

Hunnicutt has opened the campaign with a
song, which is called Parody" the refrain
being: . . :
ii. .aas"Then come, boys, come ~
a4a3&so And join the Union clan;
Then cheer boys, cheer, ~
-; For Hunnicutt is our man. y ~,
This is positively sublime! and heart stir
ing. Isn't it? 1t is the poetry, and the song
isn't it? 1t can be changed to "Hawkshurst
IS our man" or any other man, who will suit
The clan +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

The political world in Great Britain is con-
siderably excited on the question of the Irish
Church, and petitions for and against Mr..
Gladstone's resolution were being signed in all
parts of the country. On all the large posting
bill; boardings about London are to be seen
pacards, many Of them containing language Of
;he most infammatory character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

The Cincinnati Commercial, speaking Of the
extravaganza Of Congress, says THE House
passed the bill to continue the Freedmen s
Bureau, which has cost the Treasury already
over four millions of dollars, to keep up the
costly tutelage Of negroes, who should take
care of themselves, with the protection OF the
ordinary military power"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

In the opening prayer of the Virginia Re
construction Convention, one day last week,
the chaplain "asked deliverance from the arm
81 the military and the capricious whims of ar
bitrary rulers The explanation of this
invocation from radical and "tru|y loyal y
man is the dissatisfaction of the friends of
Hunnicutt for Governor, with the appointment
by Gen. Schofeld of Gen. Wells temporarily
70 that position, which it is feared will give
The latter an undue advantage over Hunnicutt,
n the popular election for Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

FOR RENT
sa$i The STORE and CELLAR &c, King st.,
and, if required, q part of the dwelling.
ap 13-lw A. MORAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13
Fish Market. April Is.

rni.hcd by GEO. w. HARRlSOS L Co.
NhnlesA lie DrNlnrs in Fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-13

EOUND-This morning, on my counter
L some MONEY. The owner can obtain thu
same by applying at my store.
ap BIT j. G.. MLLBURN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21

All things are TO be seen unobscurcd 1t Its valleys
The genii of the mountain flora are the
purple flower of the carbon cactus ana the
iyeller crimson of the delicate truinpetllla-
n flower "a common as it is rich ana striking
and delightful to the eve always. The sunday bells
are wrangng wildly as we enter the hEile heai:
zigzag tortuOus, uphill and downhlll Real III IS,
picturesque town set on its emlnence III lnadcap
way but without gram OF romance III us compost
ton; with church. which has luSt had It's corpus
Christi pageant, a good many puqieIIaS SeiHng
sweet HGcti9ue, and a prodgous supply OF
raw meat, rs though everybody III Town were
a butcher The Nexicans eat more meat ana per-
haps need less of it, than any other
people on the planet Sarapes, rebQsos'
sombrer0s crowd the street of the little town. whose
common folk though better OFF than Pachucans still
look creased, or dirty, or pulque-sodden sounds ana
smells of frying are on all sides. No wonder some
Texan dubbed mis- Mexican fellow geas@. lie Is
always frying-neyer ont of manteca-dlWays III
grease as an Irishmans in hot water grease enter
ing into all his food, in mantecoSe unctlOn wonder
fu to see. Chile, mole, pugue lard go TO show that
the pristine digestion of Mexico must nave been
something particular, or not very particular; 1ut as
ninc-tonthS Of the worlds cuisine Is creased ana pep
peTed and acOhoiZed, one must not too sireDuously
blame the MeXicans for lardlng their lean
ness and poppering it, more freely and cheaply
than the rest of the world find possible.
Real del Monte has about 5000 population hye or SIX
establishments connected with the mines, three OF
four working mines. and quite number abandoned
for the present or altogether The people are as
strange To if they belonged to another planet
like the poor of whom Hugo speaks Yet even mere
one finds the everlasting IRges. They are the mining
folks TO hear all at once in these Ont-of- the-way
places the big burr of the COrnshman and the voice
of Lincolnshire pOacher is more or less like seeing
Jean Crapeau frogeating at the source of the Nile
No doubt some of this sturdy race are selling III
Saturn and digging in Mars.
This place and PachuCa are said to be the worst,
morally of all the mining neighbOrhoOds in Mexico:
The popular aspect is wretched continued civil
war. want of work, pulque-drnSng, and other
causes operating upon fOrtuitOus segregation of
vicIousness could make it, There is help for it in
schools and work. One only has TO look upon the
faces of the children and schOolboys in Mexico TO see
and TO 90 down in the mines TO that the native
will work hard and well. But variety and gene
rality of empOyments must arrive to relieve the poor
of this country from worse temptations and mislOr-
tunes than have borne upon the poverty of any peo
pie Oh the face OF the EARTH X. Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
A GREAT FIRE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

Inc Uentef NetrS or July mas the 1OllOWlnS I:
"The people OF Denver will remember about "A week
ago. Friday week In fact cloud of smoke that from
the mountains and formed band half way round tho
horizon obscuring the sum- that thought 1t was
an eclipse Mr. f. j. sweet OF Central informs that IL
was from fire In the woods just above Georgetown,
which gOt out through careessness lt started just be-
low the Equator Lode and merely licking the foliage and
grumpy bark, scathed track mostly east Of the creek
about three miles square, in almost no time. Had any
body been in its course lie must have been burned the
flames seeming to leap from 1000 TO 5000 feet Eight
yoke OF consumed and about 5000 cords OF
corded wood. Tho heat could plainly be felt IL
miles distant from the fire. and at the distance Of half
mile could scarcely be borne. Ii burned down to within
Onefourth OF mile OF Georgetown These wood fires
the most terrible things In the world Every means
should be employed to prevent their getting out, and
when they do start let everybody flee from them II they
value life. They swer than the swiftest racehorse
and erceT than the evening wolves. IL is great pity
for there locality whatever this side OF the Snowy
Range that has any timber wood to spare least OF all
the rich and somewhat scantiy tmbered district about
and above Georgetown. The Miner says
The face OF the mountain east OF our town, late so
beautiful its shadow OF pines clothed in yerdure, is
now CHASTITY and blaokened ruin. One OF the most
beautiful sights surrounding our little city Is hOpeess
destroyed aud the vanda whose carelessness design
caused this rum ought TO be endowed with many lives
there OF those backened snags, each Of which
should be converted into galOws to torture one life out
OF him until he were million times dead