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The New York herald., 1869-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTs. .
IT 81 Us HAVE rEAoE."
OFFICIAL PRoasAxAE
GREAT NATIONAL
PEACE JUBILEs.
rro,scsed By Nj. .. s. alLMoRs,
To bs held in shs
CITY OF BOSTON.
JUNE Is, 10. II. IS and is. 1869.
To Commsmorats the Restoration S
PEACE THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
This Glorious Even, In our National History willb
celebrated by the
oRASDEsr MUSICAL FESTIVAL
Ever Known In the History Of the World
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Members Of his Cabinet, Heads of Departments Governors
Of al shs States and many ds,ns sushed person.
ali pars the c0pn,y Together with the Representatives OF
foreign governments I. Washington have been invited by
the Mavor and City Council Boston become the guests
o: the city during the Festival
AN IMMENsE CoLIsEUx.
The largest structure America capable of accommodating
FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS.
has been erected especially this occasion. Ths interior
of the building viii be masnl6ceny decorated with embiems
OF
NATIONAL PEACE AND HARMONY.
The extraordinary expense incurred preparing for this
great festival has met with remarkable generosity, By
public spirited aoving citizens OF Boston, and the EI
ecuvc Conn take great pleasure 10 announcing the fol-
loving
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

(,ESrLEMEN AND LADIES, rhxH vOTIcg THAR
" hr THOMAS has ot~ ,rsn an Oyster and Dlnng "a.
,o1h where be mas the choicest s Meats Poultry Uye
,ns mns@ eno.as o. ihe most 'essons,e prices Dsner
from " To oaF AL tsetn ~ sood chDsiet ,gr Al tJ
Iiehih avenue nes rwstg snh soel Ofdsfs ,if.c,y az
tended 10.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

CTEINwAY HALL.
- NINTH ANNUAL CONCERT
~ the children of the
SUNDAY SCHOOL or ST. ANx'S CHURCH.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE o.
consisting of Songs. Duets
Rcctations, Dialogues,
BY children from 3H to Is years OF age
Tickets 30 cents; reserved seats Is cents extra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The lepot At Keswick was bored INTO by
thieves on Friday night, and Mess'S' ura'.ah
E. Carr had some 400 or 800 lbs OF Bacon stolen
from t. Mr.. Graltan remarks that the depot
wos not the only obi ct that wa t9f'@ 10y '''c
nroceediup, and warns all persons against eat
ing the meat, rs II was poisoned
The building designed by Washington 'o'.
lace 80 q residence for Cen. Lee has tcen com
nlcted In connection with the building -
large cistrin, with a capacity OF ten th""San'
y,lons. from which the water ~ pumped up u
tLe top Of the house, whence hv ril'' " Is
distributed all oven the house
Adam Franz lin, (Lnck.) Wa hun" II up
nomattox Court lousc on l'rIlay last, i'f lh'
murder Of a colorei man named Gcoree John
son Franklin confessed the crih' 'n'''' INV
aall,ws. and stated that the wllr al IT," h'"'
Inr.J man ,u.tlsaiti him lo tle deed
Great nt.,..t upo" ia. -utIrtt 81 temper
,r, Is nov. mamie ted IA porIon~ 81 the :"
lac # \upioi, Rev. II. Noung, til T'r'5
sentative of the Friend, OF Irm,Fta"''
resou4ly and efficiently Al ~"ih
me yrayca of the Confederate soldiers i.
lIou, wood Cemetery. Richmond, wee dte"ra
tad Yesterday. About ten thon'ani I'f'""
visited the cemetery Eainr'S hon7r' "'f'
closed
Cen. Canby has 1,s,,ncl JUDI M"Fi"" tia
duty of hold,nl court at lHnchhut'. I" r'A'
| Of judge l.. \. Boihn', susr3ndoi
Ga Saturday lat lhe Rev Hoheii l. L" 10
| was installed pastor OF the Timber R'ie
u III las If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The registration
closed Tuesday. The total number OF names
added 10 the list in the three days looted up
, to7. These added TO $3.50 voters register
cd dnrinr the regular sessions OF the board
This year i've A total Of lS,0i2 persons VINO
are entitled to The /, anclise at the next cleo
finn. Last year the registration was "5,2io,
a decrease Of J,2oS.
The twenty eight women who sto,med The
stronghold ol the Board oi Registration III
tins city, and demanded IT, be placed on tie
,,"iSiry list a voters. have received very
noiie refusal from The Board the members oil
which consider that the law rreclnies them
from granting such 4 request.
The II. =. Marshal ycateldly sold at the
Internal Revenue warehouse, No 4GS Seventh
street. twenty-five barrels OF whlskey, conhs
Gated for non payment Of the revenue tax. -
Five barrels sold Tor Il = per gallon, fourteen
L,ueI- at Il -, five barrels at 81 80, aud one
L,uel SID total 81 OSj proof gallon
for ! /, -. 50 =.
About fifteen compJ-it0Is have been diS
charged from the several composing rooms o
tLe Government Printing Office, because o.
the scarcity oi woil
The WASHINGTON clty Council and board OF
aldermen have enacted an ordinance proVldipe
that there shall h. hereafter no dlstlnctlof
ma.ic on account al race OF color III the al
mission and privileges at places oil anuse
meni and coiorcl people are therefore to havS
seats with the audience Unfortunately. Inc
mayor has not sirncd the ordinance, Dut WI
certainly do 80. Some interesting litigation l.
10 embryo on !his question. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

DiAEoIicsL AFFAlR,-We are PANIED to re
cord most shocking case of murder robbery
and arson. Ga Friday night last the neieh.
bors III the vicinity OF the Store house of Mr..
Chas. 1. Relmeare. 4 few miles north Of Col
hneton, on the Patuyent river Prince Georres'
county, were alarmed by an explosion a. Of
powder, The Store house WAS found TO be on
hfe, AMI shocking to relate, the ii-lesa body
oi MIR Rehmeare was seen ON the rliters n thc
second story OF the building with marks OF VI.
olence about the head and neck All was 81 N
consumed. and only few OF the charred re,
mans OF the unfortunate man were rescued Tor
burial. 1t Is said that there were 81 600 in
the house. Suspicion rests upon several per.
sous IN the neighborhool, and it Is earnestly
hoped that the foul murderera may be found
out and brought TO conIign punishment.
We understand Gov. Bowie II offer re-
ward and that the friends OF the deceased will |
add to the srm thus offered -MH}ora' (MD
Gazette,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
ALEXANDRIA.

A statement, IN relation to the late proceed
lngs at the decoration OF the graves at Arhng-
ton, has been published, prepared, 1t IS sad,
at the Instance OF General John A. Logan,
Commander in. chief OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic, by William Z, Collins, adjutant
general The pist of this statement II, that
the refusal to allow the decoration OF the
graves Of the Confederate dead, Wa not hatlec
OF the individuals or their friends, but ''undy
ing hostility to the ideas for which they Tough
aud died Ii what has been constantly a.
serted be true, General Logan, himself, JUS
before, or At the commencement OF the iatei'
bloody strife. had idea WHICH he wac d''
posed to carry out into practice, not very DE-
simiIar to those to which he now rSncltim
''undying hostility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
A GARD.
ALEXANDRIA. Va June 3,

ALEXANDKIA, q JuH1 'I' IOo'
To the Voters Of the Scnotor'n D's.r'ch c'''
posed Of tire counties OF Atce"'3Ft". L"''''.
and FauJur
Circumstances beyond 10y control compei
me TO decline the nomination Tor the State 3en
ate, which the Convention OF tho Conservative
party which met IN tins city, conferred upoi.
me. Gratefully appraciatiye u The Distinguish
ed honor which wus, with 80 much ansnlInHy
bestowed upon me- can only express ny tr-
pret at my inability To accept tho Y. sd,on
Respectfully, your fellow citizen.
iaYu VIM. ii DU Larry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

Last week, las one the clerks in the Dead Let
ter Othee'ln Washington, was pursuing his yoca.
ton oil examining into the contents that accu-
malate upon that office, he came to a collar
box and was rather surprised to find contained
therein live horned frog, or toad. It had
been forwarded from a post office in Texas, to
which 1t had been sent, and not being called
ior there, was forwarded to Washington. Send
Ins horned frogs by mail is new move.
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

The Cincinnati Gazette (RadicaD draw,
thu, picture OF that, party reconstructed
State Tennessee 1t has teeu the com
mon custom to describe the political situati0r
Of Tennessee, sauce the reconstruction, a
"heli" No one who had read an account O
the late Republican State CongentIoa vail 'l'-
l.ute the illness of the term Ouch not o.
passion, coarseness, profanity, aud black uafd
,~m makes the moot y,sil picture the lmapina
t,on can conceive OF pinienonium. Next IL
tennessee, the worst political government no"
eyisting IN any 80 called civilized country, OF
enth, is probably, that OF Reconstructed
West Virginia. where ultra Rtlic,li'm holt
SWly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

icy Mn. SUNDERLAND, Of this city seem.
10 u bidd,ng Ion the cLarlaincr OF the Chand
'er Butler expedition against Englanl. IT W.
may nudge by the tenor Of has discourse before
the New School Presbyterian Assembly m New
York on Monday last The circumstance which
called At forth, being the recommendation Of
the committee on bills and overtures that PRAYER
be offered up throughout the church for Tho
preservation 81 peace between the United States
and Great Britain, would seem to be sntH
gently harmless and CLristlan.irke PROPOSITION
OF itself but the beIhpotent rarson awaited
himself OF the opportunity to give the British
LION drubbing he will not be likely to FORGET
very soon Wash. Star.
We are clad TO see this iltssy poltico reIip
ion'st BROUGHT to deserved ridieule
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

This Is how it works, o'pre~at The Nor
folk Virginian says that a gentleman "wanted
twenty six colored laborers to work in the vi
cinty OF Norfolk, in getting out shingles, offer.
ing good wages, and alter huutius over the
whole city found only two willing to take ser
wee With one accord they replied that they
would not leave the city until oilef he d,ct,on.
when they expected to be provided Tor aul do
Something better than setting shingles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
DON'T KuI. IIlM.-You will sometimes find

DON'T KILL HIM. on will sometimes find
in your fields large black beetle, wearing upon
liz broad back rows Of most brilliant golden
dots. Know that it is not to be destroyed
According TO Dr.. Fitch the distinguished ento
moIogist, its eggs produce the corn grub killer,
that most invcteratc foe Of cut worms. Ii
hunts them continually, and feeds on nothing
else, so long as the supply holds out. When
il finds them in plenty, it gorges and surleita
itself upon them, till so distehdeI thatit hardly
knows how to stir, for it never does respect a
cnt worm desire to be "let alone" 1t grasps
him in its strong jaws, and despite violent
wrtheing and struggling holds him FAST
PloMghman, sparc thai bug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

ihe National lntelhgencer says that blacks
nom Alexandria, Georgetown aud otner local
iIles are to be imported to WASHINGTON, to vote
at the municipal elec;ion "a that city. next
'ionday. Those colorei peopl, here who may
have been ,ampered with, los that Object, had
cetter STAY away-or they may wi,h Afterwards
that they had done 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

SCfNFz IN "RrcoN5rRUcrED NORTH
CARoIiNA,-A letter IA the Rlchmohd DIS
match isom Goll.horo North Carollna, say,
Late alyice7 from Jones county bring fearful
accounts Of the state OF things in that section
On Saturday last MIR. q. L. Colgrove, toe
sheriff OF Jones, while on his way iron bis
residence to The toen oi 1fcnton about three
mile oh. was hied np0n by persons concealed
~ the bushes by the road side, and vas instant
ly Killed The sheiiti'a servant, who was
mounted on A mule behind the carriage, also
received mortal wound, and IS since dead. -
The K .Jicals say hat Coigrovc was Poiltlca
ma,t,r, and the negro militia, Tally armed, are
now securing the county, threatening murder
burning houses and Devastating generally, under
the orders Of one Wilkie, member OF the
Legislature, and great Holden man. Ills IN
strlctions TO the militia arc to 'shoot every
suspicious character they meet, and he threat
ems 10 lay the county waste, according 10 But.
ler'a programme, II the murjerers are not
speedily brought 10 justice. OF c0r"se no good
citizen ustliics the assassination, but, Oh the
contrary it is generally condemned, although
the deceased sheriff was man OF VIGOROUSLY
bad habits, having been guilty OF various
crimes, AMI IN his capacity as an oihcer acting
entirely Independent OF the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

The u s District Attorney m Wa,h,,..
ton, appears to be much exercised about the
municipal election in Washington. iude,aq
from the report OF his speech at the Radical
hStihea'ion meeting last niett We hone he
lsnfes to more advantage in the business Of
ms profession than he daes as Radical
SplutcI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
W. ii DU LA II i
NARi.IN'3 SpRIN GS.

This popular place Of resort having te:h
Thoroughly renovated, ~ now ready Tor the 70
ception OF parties who desire to spend day ~
its delightful groves.
II ia easy OF access to the cities OF Ale&sn
dris aud the District. being immediately "po"
the line Of the Alexandria, l,oudonn hanp
shire Railroad, with tLa Superintendent q.
which arrangements can BIO made tor The FHh
ming Of trains TO sn,t the convenience ct psTt'c:
desiring to visit tho place
Tho proprotors plodge themselves TO use
their best endeavors IL secure The comfort mn
pleasure Of visitors. and to the maintslhanr5
of order. Ma alcoholic liquors permitted 4" Tue
vicinity.
For further particulars apply to
WM. II. CAkLlN, Aleys.. OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

ARRIVED.
Sehr 3 T Baker, Washington, to American
Coal Co
Scbr David Cure. Washington, coal ty
American Coal Co.
SAILED.
Big Matilda Boston, coal by American Goa
Schr, Mary H.. Newton, CALAIS. >oa' b. An
Schr. Thos. g. Smith. Pro,iIence, eoai T.
American Coal Co
ScLr. ,. j. Hammond. Boston, coal oy An
erican Coal Co
MEMoEAHDA
Schrs. Elias Moore, DeGroot hn1ch Mo2Eg
Chambers Sparkling Sen, Rose; and Heriche!
Eirdsall; hence at Now York let inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
Il DWEILING

by virtue oi deed oi trust from John kLr
hardt and M.gdalena. his wife, dated the 2l..
day OF February, lsCG, recorded ia laber
No. 8, folio 10. Land Records Alexandria co
va, 10 secure the payment Of certain notes iue
VIM Cogan, will offer for sale, IN front of
~ Mayors Office IN Alexandria, Oh SATUE-
DAY, the 10Th day VI July, 1863, by publ
auction, LOT OF GROUHD. with 3 A.
large two story BRICK DWELLING EI;I
thereon, situated on the north side Of King 81
between Henry and Fayelto street. runnjng
back lUJ feet to 10 feet alley
Terms One third cash the residue al sly.
twelve and eighteen months with interest iron.
day OF sale the deferred payments 10 be 50.
cured by the bonds OF the purchaser and deed
OF trnst on the premises. All copyeyanclnp
and stamps Al the expense of the purchaser
THOS. NJ. WHITE,
10 laws Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

n' Baltimore Gazette Private dis
p p I" eypher' received IN this city, yester
Jay aa0ounee that fighting was already coins
on 10 the streets OF Havana '4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

Tie public debt statement tor May which
EaS ,uSt been issued flom the Treasury D.paft-
"ent' bears out the promises mad a month
ago that IT would exhibit a considerable de.
r7ease. The actual decrease siuce the first Ct
.lay is ST., SAT- %, and since the FIRST Of
.jslch so OiG GIG 50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
For further particulars apply 10
WM. II. CAkLlN, Aleys.. OF
io2-eo2w kOBT. BALI 7th ST.. Wash n
TALIJABLE LAND FOR Sale IN
FAIRFAX COUNTY.

BY authority Of the decreo OF the County
Court. 1869. in the suit OF Wilson w. Hci,t tho
Undersigned, Commissioner therein named, wll
sell, to tho highest bidder: before the door ~ 81
Fairfax Court House. on MONDAY, tho I'm
day of May, 1869, that being Court day, tha;
VALUABLE LOT OF LA ID, on which John
Hoist Iatoly resided. This land lies ON the
Georgetown road, near tho Middle InInp'nte.
adjoining the lands Of George ". Gunneli' tn
TERMS-l.l0 oi the purchase money in hsni
as n deposit liable t. DO forfeited and tho ani
resold at the risk Of the purchaser, should hc
fail TO complete his purchase; the residue ~
three cqua! payments NJ six twelve and eight
cen months. w,th interest from the day oi sal.
TO DO secured by the bonds of tho purchaser
with approved personal security. title t. b.
retained until tho last payment is made 90
Stamps and conveyance 10 be paid by the puf
chaser. THOS MOORE,
Commissioner ot Sale
&s> POSTPON I'M ENT-The above sale Las
been postponed until MONDAY, the 2lst day
Oh June, Court day. 10 3-laW4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

The New York Express recently made the
statement that subsequent to the attack uror
Fort Sumter, and after the melee AZ Bal, I, T
Edwin vi. 9las.s' ucnies. But has there ever
oar any denial OF what ex-senator A. G.
Brown said about Mr.. Stanton's conversation
with HIM IN the Capitol, previous to secession,
IN appreciation of the principles contenael for
by the Southern people?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

The Washineto ton correspondents ot the New
Iolk Herald give accounts ct what Profess To
be interviews" between the President AID
the new colored Munster to llayti; and the
President aud ex Senator " aJr, OF OHIO, There
- no knowing that there is word OF Truth III
these accounts, aud the probability ~. they are
''laocy sketches 1t Is sad that General
Grant complained that lao found he conldn
satisfy everybody anu that Mr. Wade sald, Al
/ we're President | would take care ot my
friends who made me President "a Well az
could and let the other fellows growl and &c
to the devil. they woul make noisa any
how.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

EmTIGU COLOSSAL Policy. The debate II
the House Of Commons ON TUESDAY, IN regart
| IA Canal, and other British colonies IN N0itl
America, was interesting. Mr.. Icrncy inGur
ed what the policy 81 the Government woul'
| he towards the a nrrican colonies. Mr.. Eu5
sell REPLIED that while he declined IN enter OF
the colonial policy OF the Government, h'
| minated that the Government policy was Il
throw The cost Of self defence on each colony;
that measures To that end had been partially
..Len anI would be extended until next year
Isy womb fc'rvc The RAE Arrangement i%[ the
Of nnron s"l, 'n'nt The qnesijon "ltc t S,a
of cooniaaio%m" ! lid Ht la0f the d" Sa
had been virtually closed II the scheme were
successful the Dominion would be able to cy-
tend from the Atlantic TO tho Pacific, lie be
loved that all the interests OF British Coum.
bla lay IN connection with Canada, ami every
facility would be GIVEN Ia forward them.
MIR. NOrthc0tc thought that the Canadians
We're better able 10 decide for themselves than
TO act on the advise Of the Government lie
believed that the question would soon be- salts
iactOrlly settled
Mr.. Bury regarded Canada As the ,nlure
highway to the Indies and the East lie nd
icucd the idea Of annexation 10 Amer;c1 and
said that 10y such course we had everything
TO lose and nothing 10 gain.
Mr.. Addcrlay REGARDED The arrangements as
cmlnently satisfactory, on the principle that he
generally diSappro1cd Of ihc system OF govern
mcnt guarantees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

lie WASHINGTON CHRONICLE contends that
secretary Boutwell,, has, by his late financial
"re'a,ions- buying bonds aud selling cold
saved Tor the Treasury more than his weisLt
The precious metal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03
s'nsos~a News

The Spanish Constituent t"rtes has lhilIY
adopted the Constitution ty vote al pa IN
favor Of 10 - against. fignrris ANNOUNCED
that the Republicans would "nrt'd IT, 60"
utuii0n, although they W! 'i'i' - 10 II
monalehlcal clause
General Dix enjoyed 4 magnificent banquet
m Paris ON 1iue.day night The drmonSift
tlon wl4 made IN recognition oil lie tti'c oi
his services as a Minister and his character a.
:, citizen and = soldier. It vas brilliantly at
tended, about To-, hundred persons OF note
being present. ,-l
Il is announced IA NIadid that The pucen
birthday IS 10 be celebrated.
Gen. q nonnell, while addrassIno the span
lsh Horte5 yesterday. fell dead III ut ol ap
oIoyy.
Rev, which the Emperor Alexander haa
selected Tor new Capital 0i the Hr
Empire, n the chri town Of the Ukraine. IL
il ten degrees further south than IT. fetrri
burg; II l. equally near Ia Meow, 1t ~ with
in easy distance OF Odessa and the Black 1rH.
and 1t IL much nearer, mol only 10 The lo''Sii
province, but also to the Au trian province,
10 Turkey and to Persia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

l FAUQUIER County On Saturday, Ma,
qner was held At Salem, aud organized hy ap
: pointing VIM. }, Morgan. esd, chairman anI
w. A. Gave, secretary
f. LOmS Marshall was nominated Tor the
House ol Delegates, and the nomination Of
James Keith Tor the House II Dclrratcs vas
| ratified
Ga motion 81 : T. Bailey the foll,N.na p.e-
amb' ani resolution wa adopted
| WhIeas by the nth amenimrnt t. the
Con tuition OF th, United States oar late d.l
egatt, l. i. RiXev, esq - no longer eligible,
aud approving, a. We DO, hij votes upon alt
the leading measures before the Legislature.
| whilst representing n therefore,
| R9'1t,Id That We fully eBdJr tho line.
aud regret that his political disabilities prevent
| his scIyiuE ii, longer IN that capacity
| On motion the following aterBatcs were I'D.
| pointed IL q proposed Conrr5 7Sional C0nvcn
| ton
Salons. p. Bailey. Gray Carroll. !. A.
Marshall
Pains-R, Beverly, & II Hatcher T 4.
Smith, }. II. Hathaway
Rect0rtO7n--.JOhn M. Scjtt, II Carter.
Il. j. BarDee, Mandy Pierce
PariS--S. i. A,hby, Wni. 4. Marshall las
r. Kercheva, Dr.. 8. & Dlaokmor2
Ga motion, It was
Rc'otre7, That committee # three b. alp |
pointed By the char to mem0riliiyr Mni Gen.
Candy Tor iii eZteusion 0i tLe tag law antii |
action can he had by the Lae~latnc Noon The
subject
COMMITTEE W IN. NJ Hume. ) T. Elilrv
Richard H. Garter
On motion 1t Wa resolved that the proceed
lngs ct tins meeting be i,nbl,,hei in liz AIcv-
an'lrla aud WAneh0n papers
HE LEGGaLATuRE. - \ III mans W ,nt co7d
men aud competent men 10 Tsplearnt them n
the Legislature, aud 1t IS duty which every
voter owes to Nirg mia to register and vote for
Tue bet men for the State Senate and uouee
ii DELEGATES. The destiny Of Nn"inia will H..
controlled TO great extent hy the acton Of the
lezt l. Gi7lature. There Is hot all interest IN
he State industrial political educational
lnaGcial or commercial which aiIl not clam |
hare Of the next l4eplsIarre's attention. and
hen must be sent To the State Capitol who are
repered TO discuss and MAINTAIN tItos, scn,. {
ATE interests and so to reconcile them lI,,t
hey shall contribute 10 the prosperity Of the 90
hole State. lynch. Rcp W
Hrlneham ounp, when a4ke, II he thonaLt | 49,
he Pacific railroad would iniure Mormoo,-,n
credited with the prClane reply, Il think il L
ouId be id poor religion that cqpnot stand IL
lie railroad,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

ELDER OINTMENT. Take the lns.le L,rl If
sweet elder, boIl to strong infusion: str,;n i
than add equal parts of beeswax and mutton
falloW-say to one halt pat OF the GnuiJ =
pieee at mutton tallOw and beeswax, each tba
siz' oil hen egg; sumner until the water j.
out.
II . softer ointment is desired, use fresh
butter instead OF mutton tallow.
Here you have recipe ior an ointment
which Is Invaluable as healing remedy for
erY>ipelas, sores, cuts c6ilblains and sores Of
allk,uds and especially excellen, forburns A.