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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-03

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E.~-@5|ssl2 NEW
va PLANO AND MUSIC STORE,
AND AGENCY FOR
WM. KNA BE ~ CO.'S PIANOS,
No. liy KING stree; between Washington An
+. Asap h. Alexandria
Returning thanks or tho patronage and con-
id nee shown to me b y ~, citizcns of Alcxan'
dris, and believing ths can combine protta-
bly, nPIANO STORE With general MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE, | beg leave to "nnoua 2.
tha. have opened to-day hW FlANu
and MUSIC STORE NJ the above mentioned
location, where offer .or sale
WIN. KNABE Il COS gold medal re- "
O.i, Unsurpassed for srlcnG"r 81 finish, brl.iian-
cy and durability. 1T factory prices. and Wal
rante! Tor years.
VIM. HEINEHAlr'5 Hrst-cl..ss BALTI-
MORE PIANOS.
SECOND HAND PIANOS, from the best
makers. Every instrument warran;C j.
SMITHS CABINET ORGANS. A.sn tie
following 60 il. Voins. Guitars, Flute,
Flu.in0s. Conccrtings, Niolncelcs, Banios,
Violin Bows, kosin md Pins, Bridges. other
small instruments. and 3 supc,ior assortm ent OF
best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and Voca. Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper Orders for
Music solicited and filed q: the shortest mott &C.
My facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
ac6oTdeons, Nioi:ns, &c &c, are much Ell
larscd, and satisfaction guaranteed.
will sell Pianos and Organs upon the nc.
cummCdating terms usual in other cities.
Pianos, Organs, &c, for Rent. Also, tuned
and packed. nov = Y. BECKER.
KEENS GENTS
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FFUlTS' &c:
$50 boxes half and quarter boxes Rasins.
cases New Currsnts.
10 boxes Citron.
90 drums Figs.
2 bbs Crantcrries.
bbls Sweet Cider.
| cask Old Jamaca Spiritl
cask Scotch Whiskey.
10 casks Cooking Wine
In store and FOR sale low by
nov 23-eotD25 BREWIS IL LA WSON
Sun HIEs'
| case Preserved Ginger
cases Young America Cheese.
II kits No. Mackerel
5 bbls Cider Vineg.r
$50 lbs Buckwheat Flour
just received and for sale by
nov &-eotD2 BREWIS Il La VISION.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Largest stock in tho city. Prices guaranteed
the lowest. CHAS W.GKEEN,
nov % 81 King street.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
~ LATEST STYLES.
Collars from to 25c. Cuffs, very cheap. at
nov Mrs. g. Il. SIMPSONS.
pREPAEhD coDFGI sHva prime article
now, Ii VIM. RAMSAY
1a7 King street.
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rNHE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUNn
AND POTOMAC ROUTE.

Tho Old FaVOrto Mail K0uLe VIZ HGIA' it"N.
Tho Shortest and Best Route to Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAMERS lcs:e
Washington city twice daily, sun IT, }.
day p m. excepted, from the f.rs,sszlssz-.as.
foot OF Seventh street, NJ 100 n m, and 7:D =.
m, stopping III Alexanlris each way, aHd con
meeting at Aqua Creek with Tho Hichmon! !,
Fredericksburg and Potomac K. l., with 81"
CANT cars, supplied with elegant sleeping 'h'.us
on nil it, trains Through tickets and baggage
checks To- All points South.
Both bonts top %, A!cxanIrin going NM r.
turning. SAN ELI Ruth,
SHpt. OF Transportation.
j. B. GENTRY. Gen. Ticket Ayt.
mn l3-tf Richmond. Va
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.U-- WASHINGTON, GEORGkT WIN
=, - =. ~ q, ALEXh. X NORFOLK.

.U~s WASHINGTON GEORGkI w
- s.s -: ALEXh. " NORFOLK.
REGULAR LINE.
Tho safe and commodicus steamer W. W..
COLT. Captain l. A. RYTHgR, will leave her
dock. foot Of High street, Georgetown, every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 9 o clock n.
m. and Cats wharf foot OF eth street, Wash
ington, at 10 q. m. and Smoot's wharf pier 4.
Aicxandria, At y o'clorK u. m. coping at
Glymont Smiths Point, P,ney Point, Point
Lookout, Fortress Monroe OF! Point Comfort,
and Norfolk, Va.
for Boston. Richmond and York river.
Returning will leave Hor!olk On TU ESDAf
and FRIDAY, NJ ! O'CLOCK p n.
Passage, -. Excursion. ticket. - and from
Norfolk, -.
Freishts taken at ;hr lowest rates. For par
~ i8-W ". 4. HMoOT', Agent, Alex.
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GO. NEW ENIKE1o M z
.s;:::5tsS sass So gErwsEN
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEOKGETJW \ * NASUINGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from GEORGt. r.
TOWN, foo, 81 Congress St, EVERY " ED
NESDAY; fro.a ALENAND RiA, foot "t
King st., EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates
This Inc connects with nj the Northern,
Easter and western Rnjlros.is and Trunspor-
,ntion Companies! .al viii forward freight by
All the lines running oGt of Philadelphia. free
Of commission, AMI gives THROUGH RA|hS'
Agents.
II. ELDRIDGH i Co,
80. = Whnrves, Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE Il Co,
No y South Wharves, fhada.
HYDE & TYLER,
i,I-tr 80 Water ST., Georgetown.
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.w--p POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION
~ = =, MORE AH Il J LANDINGS ON
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Steamer EXPRESS, Captain a. &. Nlckie'
having resumed her old route. vii! leave Baiti-
more. Pier 80 8 Light street wharf, on every
TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock p.m.' Tor
Alexandria, Washington and Landings on the
ION at & a. m and Alexandris ~ n. III. or
every SATURDAY MORNING.
TO SHIPPEHS-ioods consigned through
to stations on tho railroad, will bc forwarded
without dolay on arrival of the steamer NJ AZ
exanGria For further information apply TO
) BkODYRS ~ co, Agents.
mar I1-tf =. No II Kirg St. Alexa Va.
,eaas MEKCHANTa' LINE NEW YORK
$50 STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists # tho following first class
outside steamers:
+. G. KNIGHT ..-...............C Cap. ). w: Denty
J0HH G'E5o1............:o"p'' ". Ii. winters
And
Willenvc Now York EVERY SATU RDA1
for this port, and returning Will leave AlcXnn-
dria EVERY FRIDAY, ut l2o'cIock.
For freight or passage apply 80
HOOE, WEDDkKBUKN CO.,
Agents, No. . Prince =ts.,
Agent, IN New York,
PHILLIPS u BROWN,
ap9-tf - south street, Pior No. -.
49, NOTICE.
ShMI-W hEkLY LINE OF STEAMEE5
BETWEEH AhANAHDklA AND Ball
VIMORE.
TIE passenger and freighting steamer CO
LUM BIA, Captain James Harper, will leave
Pier D every WEnN ESDAI, at 7 u. IN, for
Baltimore.
Returning wall loavn Baltimore on SAgU K
DAY, Mt 4 p m, topping at tn" usual landings
on the Potomac.
The freighting steamer TliOS. f. CAlIlLL,
Captain VIM. Maith viii leave Pier every
FkLDAY. at > p. IN.
Returning will leave Baltimore every TU ES-
DAY, a. 3 p m stopping At Kinsalc snd Cur
rioman.
All way freight mus. Ice prepaid.
moa8-Sm e. WHEAT. Agent
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- IRE Rail- ROAD.
4ssgGaN sS sc i. Gsa-s &
WINTER ~ HEDlj bE, BEG! : Inc
OCTOBER -, lsGJ
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCErT SuN
DAY. BETWEEN ALENANDkiA
AND HAMILTOE.
Leave Alexandria at $50 a. ii. and =. ni.
Arrive NJ Hamilton nj 1919 Il. III. md $50 pm
Leave HamilCn q: " IN. and l2.,O u. hI
Leave LocSburg At ~ p. m. AID lZ:Jp p IN -
Arrive at Alexandria Al 9:}J Is M and 30 pm.
The $40 y M. train from Alexandria and T. III
p. m. train from Hamilton, connect at liami t"r
with Kemp Daily Limo OF Coaches for pGr-
ccllvilc Snickersvilo. BerryYiIlo AMI WIN
chester; also with RcNmcr's Line Of COACHES.
which leave l.eesburg daily for H"lPs MIL
A Idle and MiddlebuTg.
AL goods per steamer, railroad or eSpress ~
care OF a gent ~ Alexandria. vi be forward!
as far rs Hamilton, free ot charg", other thai
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No misrcpra senta
ton 10 effect sa!es.
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For sale by al Druggists
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DRY GOODS.

xTIRGINIA FULL CLOTHS AND CAS-
v SIMERES.
Jus. received full assortmen: OF tA9 ABOVE
nov; a WILMER Il STAY ii n hf.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOM to,
n TICS, at the lowest prices a'"aJs -"
nov % WILMER & SLAYMAkEkS.
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Purchasers may re-
~ upon getting ig..
VaiGr g.! tncir money.
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PHYSICsE. AND NERVOUS PROS
THsTION

Mrs. FELICIA A HILL l55 dth st.
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EOR SALE.-The new, steam, stQrn-wheel
Z FLATBOAT II. BOLTON. She <&o.
ia los feet long, 20 beam, 81 dsep, two SxN2
engines, 30 horse power each, locomotive boil
er: has speed of miles, burns but little coal,
and carries about AD tons or four feet draft,
nu,ls for .h.IIo~ riye-a AN crook tradr. She
has made succe.-ftIt poach season from Kont
county, Md and is adapted TO the peach, grain
wood, lime or coal trade. Apply to
BOWEN & MERCER,
no l9-2aw2w No. Tx. Place Bait
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27
The Illinois Press.

THE ILLINOIS PRESS ASSOCIATION hold their
annual meeting this year at Chicago ON the
second Wednesday in June. THESE annual
reunions OF the "press gang of Illinois have
usually been exceedingly pleasant in social
point Of view, though no remarkable results
in the way Of mutual benefit otherwise appear
thus far to have attended them. 1t is quite as
well however, for the Association to do next
to nothing as'to attempt too much the be-
setting fault Of most associations of this
kind, ,At,.r,
There have, for instance, at nearly every
meeting, of theassociatien, been attempts To ak
scale OF prices for newspaper subscriptions,
advertising and job work to control every Of.
flee in the state. Nothing could be more abb
surd. They might as well atteinp to fix the
price OF wheat and corn. The price of scarcely
any article Of produce or merchandise is more
subject to the law Of demand and supply
thar, are advertising and job work among
printers.
Another regulation attempted to be enforc.
ed on all country publishers has been the
cash in advance system. As a general rule,
doubtless, the system is a good one but
where, as in many counties in this state, the
publisher knows his customers almost to q
man and exactly how reliable in the matter of
pay, what folly to compel him to drop half his
list at the end of each year. A sensible bust
ness man can do best by exercising his own
judgment in such matters.
There IS, however, much to be learned from
each other by the coan try publishers in the
state in regard to the general management Of
their papers-the local departments-the gen
eral news and selections. They can also adopt
some general rules on the subject of "dead
heading" that might prove advantageous, and
an excellent system might be adopted secretly
and promptly TO advise each ether Of any
"dead beats" in the way Of sttolling shows,
Or swindling quacks or advertising agencies
that may attempt to lay the Sprcss under con-
tribution, 1t would only be an adaptation, on
small scale, to the publishing business, Of
the mercantile agency system" 81 the whole
sale men and iobbsrs---a system which has
been found OF such vast advantage in the trade
of the country. WIN h's .s. \
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Southern Representation.

The Chicago 1}iJune, having occasion a
week or two ago to find fault with the vote in
congress on certain questions, OF the southern
senators and representatives, spoke Of them
contemptuously as "these chaps" As the
aforesaid ''chaps" are generally noted for the
extra intensity OF their "lsyalty" Ito radical
ism) the contempt the Tribune shows for them
occasioned surprise, until another ''loyal" pa
per explained who these patriots were that
now occupy the places in our national legisa-
ture of the "high toned southern chivalry.''
!. The so-called Senators from Arkansas are
Alexander Mcdonald, of N. Y, and B. f..
Rice, of Pa. The representative is, L, II. Roots,
Of Illinois. Not one of these had arisen to the
dignity Of a justice ofthe peace at home be-
fore starting Of with a carpet bag to Ar.
kansas
The so-called Senators from Alabama are
Willard Warner, Of Ohio, and George E, spen.
cor, Of New York; and the so-called Repre-
sentativcs are F. w. Kellogg, OF Massach usetts;
9. W. Buckley, of New York, and B. W. Nor.
rio, Of Maine.
The so-called Senators from Florida are A.
8. WEIGH, of Michigan. and Thomas w. Os.
born, OF New Jersey; and the so-called Rep.
resentative is Charles M. Hamilton, of Penn.
sylvania. = - 8 IS -
One OF the so.called Senators from. South
Carolina is F. A Sawyer OF Massachusetts,;
and the so-called Representatives are F. b.
Whitmore, of Massachusetts,, and G. c. Bowen,
st Rhode Island.
The Senators from Georgia, Messrs. Hill and
Miller, being to the manor born, and not car
pst baggen, we're prevented from taking the
se>ts 70 which they were elected, ana to which
thy arc entitled. The 'cafpet-bsg Reprsssn.
tasivsfzs yonph VI cllA3 n MAaaehussts,
and Charlss n Prince " Maine. n
Thpee 10 scarcsly nan n this whole List od
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

If the hrst military order issued BY, General
Grant, - Fsaidsat oftthe UnitSd Gatss, Ia
an index Of the manner in which the military
branch Of the Government 10 to be conducted
under his administration, then we shall have
q reign ~ nsapncss ald syccbhancy heseto-
fore uiheszsd' II Ii tie sn1ah oflthe amy.
The removal of Gen. Hancock from New Or
leans, and his Punishment to the wilds Of
Dacstah, is universally understood - be an
act prompted purely BY envy and jealousy.
Gen. Hancock had, won, such iaprsls in, his
Administrator q the Sth ,(Nsx 0sisans) mill.
tary district that he became dangerous rival
tor the Presidency. ma W stiil think, If the
demorstic sonventisn ~ New Ysskhsd.um-
mated him, he wsuld hive been elected aver
Grant. Such man must be crushed At once,
seemed to BE- thsafseling Of Grant, end The
insult was intensified BY appoiating GsnnssrsaL
Sheridan TO take his placc. But Gen. 8. VI VA,
too sharp for that. he candidly tsld the.
President that his advent =, NV Orleans, to
displace Hancock, would bs tho dgnal for .
popular outbreak, 80 intense wsuld b the in
and the President wisely concluded
to send somebody else. Then sgain, think of
the insult IF sending an old army officer IKE
Hancock to the plans, = do ths mlnial work
Of a.. Indian fighter undsr The dirsctiea d
Gen. Reward, the hero Of the fteedmen,s,
bureau, who remains ct Wsshingtm, his supe-
risr officer, at the head Of Indian .aAainl 2
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Central Railroad Fund.

The Hon. James Singleton, of Quincy ILL.,,
than whom there is not a clearer headed law
yer in the state, writes lengthy oommuni-
cation for the Quincy Herald, reviewing the
so-callesfFuller railroad bill recently passed
by the Illinois Legislature, and demonstrates
from its crude and lily d,gested provisions,
that it is really nothing but cunningly
devised trick to release the Illinsis Central
Railroad Company from it, obligation % pay
7por cent. Gifts gress earnlngs int the state
treasury. Gen. Singleton says the oaly way
to defeat the scheme Il 70 kill the bill cut.
right BY ajudgmeat Of the supreme cour,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

.osthsra adveatusinC lvfl6h might be az
t.udsd1 vho has saytAing shsvs ~ usst
/: i1JsStsd = aSyl hinsSds ~ kIssd Srakhf
his political success. Il II strange that the
people ofthe onos proud states Of Virginia
and Georgia prsfsr 70 submit b endless tax
alton yitAsept rRrsssqsse st,cp, rathF, theR to
ss, T, nv re in SgtJp' 4 ftHi'''-
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Fox River valley Rail.ead.

The authorities OF Batavia and Geneva have
taken the requisite steps to vote on subscrip-
ton of 10000 each to the stock Of this road,
and there appears to be no doubt entertained
of success in both places.
The northern half Of the town OF Mission, in
this county, is about to vote on a subscription
of $l2,Oo0-the meeting to order the vote BE-
ing very unanimous in favor of the subscrlp-
ton.
The town Of Serena, in this county, We are
informed, is quite anxious, to vote $4,000 to
$4,000 on condition that three or four miles
of the road pass through that town. All We
have to say is, that the wideawake localities
will get the road, and Serena can probably
secure what she desires by prompt action. :
There seems to be no doubt entertained but
that the vots Of Kendall County will be favor
able, and we are told there is no doubt about
favorable result in Dayton.
All these will be needed and more besides,
to make up the needed amount. We are still
hopeful that the project will succeed, and that
the road win be commenced this spring, but
there Is no time for fooling in the matter. = !
An important act of the recent legislature,
to towns and counties proposing to vote on
subscriptions to railroad stocks, will he found
on the second page Of this paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

R1oRba1n 1ii6ri4 ~ cts41k s-.tui ~
There Il . lutter smoag ~ worknsu Of the
nsvyyard ana sthef s6ste " xpehs, in CON.
ssqde : q ! sdnee, 4 3 \ v 3, van
soanasa. tAAt Sscsstasy 1esies y abost % tsaas-
mit - tho hosse naval osn1nittSsss sssqaess foe
The sselitioa q the shtAopr kxl The Sscrs.
~ oontend g hat ne opssstisaa 4 tie hv,
hays been injurious y IT, in1essataof thss Gov.
ernrn ana, s.rfo,F Gssi.,,,f---, - - ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

The Jacksonville (nl.) papers state that a
half-witted boy named Andrews, living in
that city, confesses that he killed the Hon.
Murray Mcconnell; that be had q dispute
with him about $li, which Mcconnell owed
him and refused to pay, abusing him, &c. !;
and thst he became so exasperated at his
treatment BY McC. that he seized hammer,
struck him on the head and killed him. / TIE
only circumstance that gives an air Of proba-
biity to the story is, that the boy is left-hand.
ed, and the surgeons who examined Mr.. Nc
Connell's wounds admit that the blows that
killed HIM must have been struck by the left
hand. -ts.s.ry
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

Comparing the tive votes, it il ascertained
that the radical majority Of last fall has fallen
of S,1ss, or 45. per cent; also that the rad
ical vote has been diminished by s,4s1, Or SO
per cent; while the democratic vote for gov
ernor exceeds that for president by 7e1, or
2.3 per cent. 90 ,ssia d - mtsat ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

In TIME.-Republican candidates for Coun-
ty Treasurer are already taking the field, 10
seph Yeager announces himself in the last
Republican. We could name at least six other
candidates in Ottawa, and there are said TO
be six in Mendoza four in La salle-several
in Peru, and probably enc on An average to
every other town in the county. "a seat III
the county convention, with such competi-
ton, ought to be worth something.
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FROM EARLvILLE.
REAlARKABr.E CURE.


. William E. Hazel Of Earlvills. did service in
the Mexican war, in regiment from Kentucky.
He left the service with the worst form OF va,i-
coss or enlarged veins Of the leg. which speedily
terminated in . complete liberation Of the leg
from the foot to the knee Mr.. Hazel fsr twenty
years past hadspent hundreds Of dollars with
the regular, irregular and quaok physicians, to
no purpose. DR.. Geo. B. Christy, of Chicago,
hss effected q permanent cure. Two cases Of
chronic fever sores have bssn CURED under the
treatmsnt Of DR. Christy. The Doctor ranks de-
sfvedly high in Chiesso, and in the trsatnsnt
q chronic complaints .has no superior there Or
elsewhere The Doctor l. scholarly sad chris
lo1 l5T'7I - tittea ;gti " iafsiiea T5ts7t .'
OTTAWA REPUBLICAN,. ylass sls ysds q.
That self-made fellow Of the Ottaws Repub1i-
cdpSs seems 60 have an itohias paln 70 - adyer-
tiSed BY your correspondent. Thsse, tsllows that
make themselves without the aid Of nature and
school houses are not the orsaturss oa which
your correspondent can afford TO waste any pre-.
cieus time Such fellows always i've in the.
storm and in the strife, but die dead - hay in
the after.silsncs on the shore. They are dirty
sea weeds, which float with the tide and lie by
and stink in the tideless waters. ID siatis aosa
sa.4sMAsH UP ON THz Q, u sQRE
The passenger train bound est met with
smash up about mile west Of Earlville on We'd.
nesday last. Some irrsSularity 81 the rails on
the track threw the hind oar from The track with !
ssch fcrcs as 70 break the compiling and leave the
car with ia human freight 10 ths mercy Of
chance. Several ladiss and gentlemen were se-
riously injured, and one ssntleman now lies at
the .hotelof H. H. Hsll II a unconsoiona state.
He was thrown upon his hsad With such force %
To- render him unconscious. He - eAdsr the
care o. ID. ID. I'M. 'Vosburgh, q Esrltiile. 9th
ers had lsss broken, and were otherwise badly
brnias This road is getting erossly oarslsss Of
human life. am told similar ac0idsnt hap
Ysasd N Asight train oaly.a dsy tsiara = the
iahe place This road needs TO feel praSsically
tho csssSrs 81 the pshlio ts .,sIi.sessa, ON sai
On Monday The osrs 49, tAsUwhS6 the t1sOk
Of The Toledo, Peoria b Nts6A Nm 9sbous 40
nnssosase ~ Psorias ~ vkisA 800 so.pssssas
ksrs more d lsss wousdsd. twof Be- thFss y ~
[vsfsly tha& tAsy4will yrabshlv ~ Anssg Ahsa
|sligAtly iajaspar m, ~ laesa DsnsssaAie saa'
didats ~ ~ PfsAdsney, Hosstlo esyMpsI,
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FoRHIoN N8Ws.

aiIa4 t3Vt sHiia Bn8lon6. s5ni gomszF 81.
In the house Of Commons, O. ~ 10tS; che bill
for the disestablishmsnt q ~ isiEh Church, the
great measure Of the session, essS up O il 60.
ond reading, when the dissuasieooa IT, merits
was fairly opened. Disrssli Ia % 81 sppesitim
70 the bin, delivering long speech, and was 70
Piled TO by W. II. Gregory, Il squaj length. On
the Goth. Gladstone, Sir John iGirlsy, Mali and
John bright spoke, and ont 94sh, aitsf speech
Or two IN opposition TO the measure, Gladstone
closed the debate, reviewing the azguments pro
and CON-, and concluding that tAspsaassof the
bill was in accordance with : wiss stasssmanshi
and sound policy, and necessary for Ireland. The
house then divided, and the vote stood, for the
bill 1853, againstthe hill 200. .najssity for The
government 11S. The anaounce6neht u the 70.
suit was received with dsa5sning cheers Il tho
house, which we're responded 70 By An immense
crowd outside. The house thsa aljourned to the
LIST Of April. s..4 ssa1 zale "a p aevp
4 strike among the cotton opsraHvss 1t Preston
week ago is rapidly spreading 10 other parts OF
the country. In Glasgow several mills are a.
ready stopped, and the manufactures gsnerslly
are becoming uneasy. The strike Is against
reduction Of wages ~, ,..i,. g.sf q 9s,s9 n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27
The AuxIsAnLs irsAornY last wihsetlal!yh

The Aux SABLE TRAGEDY last winter ne
burning OF house and its inmates--is remen.
bsred By our readers end tie lazrsss Of naa
named Hewitt aslthsl suppsssd incendiary.
Hewitt was brought before Che grand jury Of
Morris last week, but no evidences appearing
againt him, he was discharged. Now IL will b
remembered, with the money in the houss 4 ~
time Of the fire was box Of pennies, none Of
which were found in the Tashss. AFTER Hewitt
was discharged by the sraad jury, he wss sesn
to 80 to stump near the burnt houss, sad find.
ing himself watched, hastily ran away. The
man who watched him went to the stump and
found in sndssryund u the niasa,g pdanies
The circumstances argued 90 strongly the gsilt
Of Hewitt that he has been, rs-asrsstsd ssasss s..