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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
rsON STEA,

No. 35 Water street, Alexandria, Va
We have now on hand and will continue TO
bake fresh supplies of the following CRACK
EKS and CAKES;
Water Crackers, Picnic Crackers.
Soda " Sugar
Lemon Milk
PHO. Bread, Navy Bread.
Ginger Snaps, tumble Snaps.
Tea Cakes Ginger Nuts.
Jumbles, Novelty Cakes.
Lady Fingers Ginger Cakes.
We invite Merchants, Grocers and others to
examine our stock and prices feeling assured
that we will please them in both
Goods delivered to any part of the city, or on
board the cars or steamboat. free vi drayage.
ap l0-lm GEORGE K. HILL " co.
ID EMOVAL OF THE
IL LIVE HALTER,
FROM IS KING STREET, TO l21 KING
STREET,
Zone door east of ST. Asaph st, Brengles old
Thankful for past favors wishes for con-
tinusnce of the same
Has opened large assortment of HATS Of
all styles and colors.
A large assortment of CLOTH HATS ;ast
received. of all colors
Keeps constantly on hand full assortment
of HATS of all styles.
Straw and Panama Hats hleache3 in . hours
notice. Hats of all kinds made to order 1t
short notice nv ll-l1n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
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= UNN ENULISf HITE IlKAD.
We have just received from tho importers
one ton OF English White Lead Tn superior
,ty Of this Lead is well known, an,. We are of
isrlng 1t at a small sd"ance over the price of
n anei s L'adS .,e have also full stock OF
Sn LAWS anu anu '' .er brands; also. I.nseed OIL
sale b. .pentinc, Varni'h's' &C. &c FOR
e. 8. LEADBEATER IL co.
lust RECElN ID.
A large lot OF
PINEAPPLES,
BANANAS,
MESSINA ORANGES
and LEMONS
NJ. BOSSAkT,
~r1e2t< No - Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

MRS. HEYMAN,
lM Branch of Madame Demorests,)
No. sc King street.
Having gained more room in my estaolisn-
ment. wish to let my lady friends Know IN a; ~
| will take in LADIES and CHI LDkEN,S
DRESSES. Also, DRESS MAKING taught
on new principle, and valuable INSTRUCTIONS
accompanying each diagram.
LADIES and MISSES PATTERNS Of the
FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS at the
Lowest urices. ut No Sc King street,
next to Il. Barton's Jcwelry store
WANTkD-A HAND for finishing OIL
None but good one need apply. ap 21-lm
NHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.
| am now receiving my Spring supplies, TO
which invite the attention Of country mer,
chants and dealers generally. My stock Will
be found to be very complete, m6raelng eye y
rythiny usually found in a QUEENSWARE
ESTA BLlSH MINT, and my prices will com
pare favorably with those of dealers IN the
Northern cities. Give me u call before pur-
chasing, and save freights.
mar 21--eo3m +. j. MILLER, I'll King ST
e. WM' RAMSAY
Successor To Hough & Ramsay
And Dealer in Fine Teas. Tobacco Cigars,
Canned Goods English and American
Pickles, Sauces, Jelles, &c.
l47 King street
Personal attention given to orders from Inc
country Jan 'o-i
III" R.
20 bbs oakland Mills Family Flour
20 " bsgger'ey " :.
20 nolladay
WATTLES & CO,
1ay lriu
|SA1T' SALT, SNA''
N storc-lz0O sacks q. A. Salt.
800 " Evans Salt.
800 4" Marshall Salt.
wiz be s0'a AT market rvs ". A. A. sMooT,
snoo No. 81 North Union st.
TCEl ICE! ICEl
Having inst finished discharging cargo OF
Ice. and having made arrangements TO be sup
plied regularly with the same during the SUM-
mer | SIN nov prepared to furnish my custom
ers and the public generally with Gil the Ice
they NAV want, at the lowest market rates.
my ltf h. Y. Al ELL
NRYsTALIZED OIL.
HAS NO GREASE OR
OFFENSIVE SMELL WHILE BURNING.
Manufactured by
A. G. LUTHER,
NH 81 - King street, Alexs, Va.
DOTOMAC FISH.
SO bbls Family Roe Potomac Herring.
40 half bbls Roe Herring, very sup. quality.
20 bbls No. Potomac Herring.
% bbls Family Shad.
rs half bbls Family Shsd..
60 kits Shad Roe. For sale by
mv1 WASHINGTON q HERBERT.
JOSIAH D. SHOOT,
u formerly of and successor to Smoot, Uh-
Ter j. Compsny,l
No. 81 Union ST.,
Between King and Cameron
;a1o-tf Alexandria, Va.
CALT-25O sacks Fine Salt $50 sacks &, A
~ nv T"I'' WASHlNGTON & HERBERT.
CALT-l1OO lbs. ROCK SALT, in store and
- for sale nv W. A SMOOT,
an DIV No. Fl North Union Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
ALEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN " HAMP
~ SHIRE RAIL ROAD.


APRIL ], 1869.
Two TRAINS DAILY tBACkPr SUN
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria At n. IN. and y. NJ
Leave Hamiltca a: n. III. and Il: ~ n. Ia
The8a m. train from A'eyandrs and ll'N
~. m train from Hamilton, connect with Kemp
Daily Line OF Coaches for rurcelivIIiG, Snltk-
ersville, Berryviln and Winchester; also vat"
Kesmer's Line of Coaches. which leave Lee
burg daily for Balls MILL nnnc A ~ e,sres will run
daily to Capon Springs. ..
All trains arrive ut AexandrM A. convenient
hours for connexions with Washington AMI
Baltimore, same day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

UsSEL GOES CELEBRATED SUPER
h PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Containing nearly per cent OF Ammonia and
55 per CT of Bone Phosphate Of Limo.
The past ifteen years experience of its APP
plication on Corn, Wheat and other Grains,
Tobacco Potatoes, Turnps, Fruit Trees; Grape
Vines, Garden Vegetables, and all small fruits,
has proved its superiority over all other Super
Phosphates in the growth of the crop and per-
manent improvement of the soil.
Price sos per 900 lbs. For sale by
THOS. PkkRY, Agt. for Aiexs.,
mar "a No ID King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
NEW STOCK.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
1869.
KING STREET. -.
LEN A NnRIA V q

.l.............KING STREET ................74
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
The subscriber has now on hand and can al
ford To sell at prices TO suit the times one OF the
largest and best assorted stocks of Tine goods
for gentlemen ladies, misses and children. and
heavy work, suitable for farmers, ever offered
for sale in this market. His long experience
in the trade has enabled him to procure stock
manufactured from the best material, and In
the most durable and stylish manner, and on
the most favorable terms. and with such adj
vantages no can afford 10 sell rs cheap as the
cheapest All in want will do we'll call at "A
King street before purchasing. His stock COM
prises in part
Mems fine calf pogged and stitched Boots Scots:
" heavy kip and stitched Shoes, suitable
Tor farmers.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Shoes of ov-
cry description.
Children's Shoes of ovary description and
color.
Ladies and Misses Goat Morocco, Kid, and
Lasting Boots of every style and quality.
Also, good stock of goods suitable for coun-
try merchants. to which we invite their atten-
lion. (msr l7-3ml w. b. WADDEY.
T AIDES LASTING CATERS
IL OFEVERY SYLE AND QUALITY,
Which will be sold Shsa Rn st
APPS "A King street.
+ AIDES WALKING BOOTS
IL NEW STYLES, HANDSOME,
GOOD AND CHEAP.
At W. Is. WADDEY'S,
APPS IA King street
CHILDRENS' BOOTS, SHOES AND
" SLIPPERS.
A large stock of every description a. very
low prices. At WADDEY'S,
sp8 "a King street
T AIDES SLIPPERS AND
IL HOUSE SHOES.
4 great variety at greatly reduced prices:
At WADDEY'S,
apps "a King street
MISSES SCHOOL BOOOTSl
wi Made of good stock, durable and at very
low prices. At WADDEY'S,
ap8 "a King street.
MISSES DRESS BOOTS.
lyl All Colors, Styles and qualities, at very
reasonable prices. At WADDEY'S,
APPS "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
AGRICULTURAL.
GARDEN SEEDSl
GARDEN SEEDS

have JUS. received my frs. supply Of Lam
DRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS warranted fresh
and genuine, together with q full stock OF
LANDRETHS EXTRA EARLY PEAS; al
so, small supply of the EXTRA EARLY
CARACTACUS PEA-my own importation
to which would direct special attention. This
Pea is earlier than Landreths Extra Early and
much more prolific.
While I can recommend my entire stock OF
Seeds TO be Of reliable quality, l would call
special attention to my FLAT DUTCH CAB
BAGESEED.
Seeds put up in neat package and mailed to
any part of the country, postage paid. on re-
ceipt of 10c per paper.
MH-Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac
for 1860, ready for grstnitous distribution
HERBERT BRYANT,
jan1S No. rs King ST., Alexandria, Va.
NEW CROP
GRASS SEEDSi GRASS SEEDS
have in store and TO arrive
2O1 bushels CLOVER SEED.
100 bushels TIMOTHY SEED.
100 bushels ORCHARD GRASS.
80 bushels HERDS GRASS.
25 bushels CLEAN and EXTRA CLEAN
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
viii continue to receive all tho above Grass
Seeds during tho season, which will DO sold ut
the loves, mar)'et quotations, wholesale an re-
tail.
ENGLISH LAWN GRASS expressly for
yards and lawns, Onion Sots, Seed Potatoes,
Seed Corn. &C.. &C.; also, in store largo ana
complete assortment Of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY, consist
ing in part of Minor Sc Horizons Flows, with
wrought or cast iron share; Commits Iron
Beam Plows, Titus Iron Beam Flows, Gulf and
Brace Flows, Sinclair & Moore Flows, and
other patterns too numerous to mention; also,
Hsrrows of all kinds, Garden Flows, Hoes,
Rakes, Horticultural Tools, &c, &c.
All orders and correspondence will receive
HERBERT BRYANT,
ian No. % King ST., Alexandria, Va.
U1HE GREAT SPRING FERTILIZER.
ANDREW GOES
SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
For Corn, Oats and all Spring Vegetables it hs;
no equal
Price SG2 per ton. in bags.
am also agent for ~
f. FRANK GOES
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
which has fine reputation: Price $56 per Ton
HERBERT BRYANT,
ianls No. Is King St., Alexandria, Va
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06

Gin neue6 Sci f j t.-NQe citizen
Damen perpen in Mufregur9 0eratben
cur9 bic @rftnoun9 zines Mtttels> iib
su 1erjQn9en uno Gin berett6 run3elrplz
les 0et9t in Elm junee5 liebli6e8 Mntz
Liz su perpunpel1. IS banoelt iid caz
bel gang einfa@ I'M Seleiti9un9 Der olten
5aut uno Grseuoung elmer neuet1. Die
Gr1nrerin ielbit> Macam Maniquet bat
i'm bcben Glitter ra5 Experiment an 1i9
9en1o6t uno erideint 49, I'M 0el 9t mez
ni9lten6-- mie cine junge Dame sic
leAt rtejeni9e. wslde Elm 11eues Oei1t
babcn mill, auf etnBett iiberpedt ibr0sz
il@t nit elnem1ei9e> welder idorflBence
Sutan3en entbdlt. Die patientin mnb
mabrenp Der oan5sn> cine &eibe ppn Eaz
gen rouernps Operation ftiu liesen, neil
namentli6 jece @e1tdt6rerSerrun9 1ei
e6 aub nl1r su lddeln ueue 0eidt6fal>
ten berporrufen wiirpe. Der Getg alio
e~ntfernt bic alte 9out, IS entiteben 3ablz
loft Yu tsln uno pofen, piele aber fallen
ale wie S6orfe ob> cine neue 5out
fommt gum 8prlhetn uno mirp rur@
milee @alben rein uno sort 9ema6t.
Dieie6 Mittel fol- BET oefoulidtisen 60
men f&on @uncsr eerirft baten uno
Die Mdnner, wel9e nit renlelben in 8e<
ribrun9 ~tan1el1, fouen bic Mdrden Der
Gauleno uno Ginen Na9t pemirflidt
olauben.
Die etelide @%erbtnruns rs prinz
len 2oliS Bourbon nit 6rdulein Gmilie
5amil fans rpie europdilde Bldtter be-
ribten, feiten6 rer tatbplii9en STRIDE
ni6t tloB In europa wp bic blpfaGtonz
re5perldierenbett CUR Grfldrrng ausae=
reidt bdtte, ipncem aud in yferp yprf)
resbalb 70 oiel Ntrerfanp, neil Irdu>
lem 6amil cine JQoin if, cine G5atla<
de- .pon Ser man bier, 70 piel uns ertnz
nerlih, Niats wuete. GS III wabrldein~
lid, SIC erite Suiptin, nit meldar, pbne nab
Elm Re.i9ionsmed1elt BON ibr3 oertanet
MARI, Elm ptin5 aus teiinem oanaefa1nrtz
ten 6%urienbaule Elm: lc9itt,me Gte etnoe~
sanssn it, Cine 5weite gftberSS 1900
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06

Wounpp frpmm eemproen.-
Der Cartier uTioarr" entnimmt einem
S@reitm aus Rom Tcl9enoes: Opuz
nrr> wel@er felt lan9e BET un6 perweilt>
1T in einem iebr weni9 be%frieoiaenren>
nielmebr 8elpr9nib erreoenrsn 81 lunbz
beitS;ultanre. 3uoem> periiGert man bier,
rob CT in rielelbcn Veletie 9elenft ME Mtbe
2ia5t* Oounpo sei9t iid felt isinsr Mnz
funft in 9(om ppn tiefer Tr0mmiofeit :
ct bei9tet oft uno ni1nmt jeren GprntaQ
coS bfiliee Whencmotl. N1bermittwpO
erbielt er Srrn Vep{te lelbl i Nlae ouf feline
Stirn 9eitreut> uno CT bat ca5Wclubte ocz
~leiitet, fir Die Bihnc niGt5 mebr Al lhreiz
ben, Sid lelblt uno feline Iolente tpiQWpuz
npo nur mod Ter Nsli9ipn meiber, Sn
rielem Nuaentlide leote er bic leste @onr
an Elm Werf: lie calvaire', mpppu bic
erite Muflbruns in Nom itattfnpen fol-.
Da6 Slatt leBt bin;u, baB e5 BON alleben1
nt6t5 CLAUDE unD oob 0punpb in poris
ertrartet perpe> u1n bic Yrpben fir Die
Neprt|e hes ~Tauit" at leiten. Gin un>
9elunpeS China fir @eiter 1T e6 Gbriz
gems boS BON Npm.
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ter Dem Titel uGtn Drama in Der ruff
Iden penlipn" cine Scsre, pel9e fi6 in
cer Naat prm Samita9 ouf @onntaa
cen %. Mdr5 %erei9nete. Sn Der Na6t
pom Samf flag ouf Counting iibsrraldte
Der Direttor res peniionatS i'm 8uartier
G%orabacel feline Trau BET etnem Mcte q =
fenbarer nntreue nit etnem &aufmanne
aus pari6. Der wltbenee Gbemann
lapB Yiermal auf nen Gt1rer ieine6 ebez
li@en @lide6 ietnen Nepolper ab unc
|enpete einen finften @6ub na9 ieiner
Trou, melas obne bic Tui7un9 su Serliez
rem, ais mare fe 9etrpfen> Sulammenbra@>
cona auftano urp auf cte Strobe elite
100 {ie Don Der Wade auf9e9rifen NUT
DC. Der MSroer neQte fi@ islbt Rem
@eri@te ; berlelbe ;dblt 50 Sabre ebenio
Die Trau.
Dds Webcul, toB fre{e Neaer 1i9t
arbeiten> 1T I'M @ipen aQmdbli9 1erz
tummt. Noip 1T rieGntbedun9 zines in
Mlabama erldeinencen Blatte6: uunl ere
p1an3er baben III ibrer Greupe 9efunoen,
paB rie Ne9er, wenn fe p@Unftlt9
|be;ablt merecn> Yp1au 70 gut orbeiten,
ME jemal6 Dor benz &riese."-DaS bit
ten ie 16pn Dor bier Sabren fnpen f6nz
men, tpenn fe es rur auf etnen Ser u9
Omit ebrlt@er SeSablun91 batten anfom>
men lo1en. *s1's
49, 8plfatl6en mad Dem Mufer Der
berliner ppn 1866 tpurpen bereits er1fnet
in 8rsslau, pras, 0ra3 @ien Niea>
5omburg uno anoerenS tdpten. lleberall
oient Die Brpldure Der auMor9sntern
ais peSieueMn!eitune. @esenwdrtia ipeiz
ien IN ben 3ebn8 ereinsfd@en uber 10000
Menf9en wS@entlt9. f~a aH a}E i.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
Mebrenlcfe aus Dem 8erliucr SLAB
beraoati@.

S9iuers uNduber" 1ino ins SOL
nilde iiberlebt unp wiecerbolentlid ouf
cem Warldaucr Gbeater auf9efabrt NOR
ZEN. Die rulTlde Genlur bat wuncer5
li1er Beile i'm Gerte 11ur ,peni9 oe1rtz
den; ra9eaen bat fe co6 YerionenzNe rz
SstbniD onftbbi9 9efunren uno ben Sea-
men ee5 Nduber6 Golin6fy atSuQnoern
beFcllen. DIR poli5ei6ef ron Warl0ou
ut 11atnlith oub Gin --- ApIn6Fy.
Die u3eitung fit Norrreutl blanD"
g0: 6l69 entail w6rtlia na9tebence6
Sn] erat:
..9dbpcsifde DieuEbpteu
tperoen epn uuterSeiGnetem Ten yerebrItz
gen eel1t)hen 5errldaften 3u fol9cnoen
Spbnldben belens empfotlen:
VroBtnedt ;u 81 Gbl. pr.Gr.p. ;5abr.
5albt1ebte ~ 80
Su19cn n 15-18
grobmar6en 22aa
6albmarAen 15-18
Dos palIaoeselO 1T fir einen S;cpett
IL tblr, gr. Grt.
Die ypn Sdweren fAwan9er Deriiber
fpmmen> Aeten ouf n,eine Soften rctcur
uno befomnen Gin onberes Mlcam roz
fit 1T Die Gtele.
SccT Nuf Erag mirr prompt ou8oe~
tlbrt u'1o wercen nur tuhti0e brouhtore
Ssute %ca9a9irt,
8. @re, bbdnrler.
WpribDf bel 2Ibed."
2Elr 11oden ouf rieicn blluaanen Giebz
h1noler orin9enp ou{merfi fam, 5ul1ol mir
9cbDrt bo6en> pab ne Medlenbuyoer
yflonScr tcreit6 BIC eritcn Gdifslacuuz
gen son WenldenReil0 o%ufAefauft baz
te11. I'm ben Support l0mcpiidter Suli5
~ tbrrern, pirfte i;d eu1pieblenL einen
MART 1T Silbsd Su ctotlircn> ranit ale
Dcrrpn lhren Seroyf all &ncd>teu> Sum
gen uni Vrpbrr1r6en unp nomentlid,
cle GlrecIcrcn Won Gbentcrn ibycu ST.
rorF an 9altmdrd)en III ncfen i'm Gtonz
ce finn. Gin gutter Waare Miro fein
Via'Acl lgir!> Penn IS {ttbt GIT erwarten,
cng ocr W}eh9inplsr feline &uIi5 nidt
mic Nu5mancerey> fonp tn mimic tens
eosilIp gut 1pic ra6 llebc Gieb bebonceln
mir.
Dis peiben Nigaer oe5
GlQDperucotiQ d..
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fGort}fsnng fplet.)
81. 9,tNoI( nr17en Sra,

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SamcsriQe Biec. in Golae elmer 8sr9ifs
tun9 ftorb, >rurre am @amnaa Qlbenb
ouf Zen 8erra9t res 0attenmprres oe.
fdlnolid eiinQe;r9en. Die pernprtene mar
lie rriite s frau cc5 Dpftprs> peldeer por
unssfabr ieds M0 'Nien: ee 'bet'y BET
bate. %m5' ,~..s*..@ J. .+ @@ G1s4 I, o.
III Gurppa.- arie, q Mpril, -
Ter 0eleg9ebenbe &6rpn uertaotet fld
sine die. 80"
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In &cn Esruambc


Gin Elsisss 5er5 mag 1cntsr @Nt
Sl4 no9 benz Olans Ser Nrrne |ebnen;
Gin srcb:s 5er5 9ebSrt tcsu,
Qm cine Arcns absule9nsu.
Gin GGwadtppf trGot a(etn geQebr,
Gid nit ber s~pltnen 1a0 su idmiieten:
limb wdr' bic Serene np1h 70 @Aper-
sic mlro ben fleinen Ropf niht brilGen.
TT seiltsR haB ntebr Nopf bu BAT,
Als manGef @ranitr ppn Dir a%laubte:
MoS nur fir feline ASpfe pabt>
Das faet nigt einem tarEcn Saupte.
Wae tenn, wem INNER eis5 beaucm>
Ets unpereiente Nrcne troeen.
Dir, TIr{t asbilbrt ein Gtabs,n>
Weil bu Sermp9t, es-oussulNlaou,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06

NIrtin9en. - Ma8 BET elmer
misunderstanding NQes polIiren tunr>
se'9t Elm mobl sir;i9 in lsiner Myt taite>
benoer SAL. Sn Neuenbaus> hieii9en
8esi1ts, folte nor einisen Gogan cine
lolde Dpr9enommen tpcroen. Mls Der be"
treffenoe Beomte rem @eleBe 9cnaab lerem
Nnpeleroen oa6 unperlebte perlle9elte
@6reiben pprseiete, er9riH es elmer cerz
ielben> trel9er fid in pielem BermdAtnib
benu9tbei|iet 9laubts> gum Gntieben ber
ibriaen plbbli9 uno moQts ramit 5ar
Gbur binaus, spd wurce Ct 5~urld9ebal>
ten, 70 pae CT sror ctefe errsidte, ober
nur ben ra6 Interchangeable document
5~oltencen Nrm bii1ouebrotte. @ie nun,
in ben 9dncen rer Gdder, tteleS i'm
enterbente Ntten1 tuf pernidten g ta<
fir wuete feline BOZ her GbUre tebente
Gbebalfte Natb tenn fte er9rif eS alS<
bolc, elite in res Nahhars S9miebe
unc perbrannte e6 in re0en &cblenfeuer.
Den aus rie( sr fihnen Ebat entiprtnoen>
cen @prtbeilen {eben RE p%erneintli9en
@ntsrttsn I'M Oefananib res bieliasn I.
|Steramt5geri6i6 %cntaeaen, wrbln fe CHI
3. Mpril ein9slteTert mu9cfr,
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Wef1Qft8per(eoung.

Notwithstanding.
Der l1ntersei@nete benaari9tiet bierbur$ bas
sesprte beut|9e Yublttum, baB er lein
2abad8< uno @:sa'renae(@di:>
eehea Nlfortirtent NIT meter Waare aler Mrt
peuteao e~rtpette!t tporben, aus benz alien Qofal
benz 9ridsebaube
No* 40, Dritte @traee,
ueben Der Grfen National Ban,
perfect uno eaielbit tpie in Dem alien Qofal fort
1tabren wtrb> MQes aufSubieten, UNI ben Mn1prl,
~ea lf'ner @sl@aftafrsunbe @enise 3u leiten.
s. %. TudclG.
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NemcS
Snttrt0Qntr0@
@elet! 2efef! 2eiet!

Sn9erIoll II, 60. babeu ibrf
tseuen Tribjabrswauren erbalten. De-
eaine5 t(u}9er ais iie nod je bier yerfaufl
tpurcen. 0eblei9te Mueline Ypr crej
bis pier Geat6 bic Uoro btli9er ais fiji
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
EEIe Next Dodge.

1t is suspected that the Prescription
lists. appalled, by the defeat which they
received at the polls last year and by
the indignant reputation of their con-
duct by the President of their own
choice, will profess to abandon in the
pending canvass the DISTINGUISHING pro-
visions of the proposed constitution
But this dodge will not win, so long
as they insist on filing the Executive
office, the Legislature, Congress, the
Beach, and the county offices, with
the authors and champions of the
scheme, who unscrupulously sought to
gain through Congressional interven-
ton the objects in which they failed, at
the polls. 1t will not avail to profess
opposition to the atrocious scheme
which they originated and persisently
championed until Gen. Grant himself
put his heel upon it, if they seek to
accomplish by indirection what they
failed, after the most INSCRIPTIONS
mcans,t to achieve it openly. An Eggle-
ston ticket for the State offices-for
the Legislatnre-for Congress to mis-
represent and malign the great body
of our resident white population before
the world and to Cypress them with
greviouS taXation-will mean proscrip-
ton, as clearly as the DISTINGUISHING
clauses, which the Destructives will
probably profess TO abandon for the
sake of expcdiency. 1t will not do to
profess peHitence for the DISTINGUISHING
propositions which failed of accom-
plishment through the agency of 9th
ers, in spite of their authors, and at
the same time seek to fiji thelaw-making
and executive departments of the gov
eminent, with those who represent the
spirit of persecution which they en-
body.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
THE CAMPAIGN CLARION.

We want FIFTY THOUSAND subscrl-
bers to THE CLARION, for the cam
paign on which we are about entering.
1t should go to every neighborhood,
and hamlet,a village, in the State, so
that every voter will have access to
the information which it will contain
for the enlightenment of the people
Whatever others may do, the conduc.
tors of this journal, realizing the mag
nitude Of the interests at stake, intend
to perform their whole duty, as they
understand it.
But theirs will be a paper not fol
the politician only. The farmer, the
merchant, the mechanic, the manufac
turer the preacher, the lawyer, the
doctor, will all find in its ample pages
matter to interest, and promote, them
in their several callings.
inducements will be offered to clubs
and especially to those who viii inter
est themselves to extend our circula
ton.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22

1t may be fortunate for our people
after all, that the District Commander
is strict Republican. Some of his
appointments from the character of the
men receiving them, may be, and
doubtless are. causes OF irritation,
but these mere temporary arrange
ments are trivial compared to the I'M
portance of securing permanent gov
ernment deriving its powers from the
consent of the governed and securing
the civil and political rights Of all
citizens" The prime object therefore
is to have District Commander who
will not only see that all have fair
play in the election, bit zCh0se report Of
tie result, aCiU be credited by tie
President and Congress, SO that when
the DISTINGUISHING clauses are crushed
out of the Eggleston concern, and
good men elected to administer the
new government, there l1iU be an end
Of tie aqitation.
Besides our people will be benefited
by the testimony of rigid Republican
at Headquarters in another essential.
The District Commander knows what
a test their fortitude and determine
ton to maintain order and preserve
the peace, are undergoing, by the sud
den vacation of three thousand offices
in the State, with "less than one thou
sand persons who can qualify to fill
them"-that many communities in
consequence are practically without
law-that his military force is but
handful located here at the Capital.
And when he, knowing these things,
bears testimony to the peaceful and
orderly conduct of the people-to the
supremacy of selfcontrol over passion
and violence, in spite of every tempta-
tion-theirs will be the triumph. 1t
will be the testimony of an officer
whose word even Beast Butler him
self will dare not impugn. 1t will
expose the caIumnies of their accusers,
and will etfectually remove.every SEM
blance of pretence for further vindic-
tive legislation and the violation of the
pledge contained in the recent law of
Congress.