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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-19

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Daily kennebec Journal,

Will be issued every morning, Sundays excepted,
on and after the first OF January. Will give
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ant Speeches of the Session.
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ngs, must subscribe for the DAILY JOURNAL
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
APHIC.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE eAzErrE.l
THE RICHMOND C,TAsTRoPHE.

RICHMOND, April $50 day all the houses
OF hu,in. SO hive been c'osed having Grape on
the doors, and the il 8 ri pion ''cns d ia c3nse
queue: OF TIE ca'a'nity AT the cai iraI
The streets have been fled all dag Will
funeral cortegts.
In the funeral procession of the dead police
men both SITS OF puice joio
All the late po!l ical feeling seems to have
been forgotten.
TIE bells of the city have tolled all day, and
the streets wear he appearance of Sunday.
A crowd of about seven thousand people is
now assembled at the park hearing addresses
of condolenc, from Gov. Walker, Judge Ould,
Judge Crump, Gov. Wise aud others, deliver
ed from the Southern por,ico Of The Capitol.
Tbos. s. Baldwin, one of the injured died
to day. He was from Newark, New jersey,
and owned large clothing house here. That
is the ouly death which has occurred since yes
terday.
Both Houses OF the Legislature he'd an in.
formal meeting this morning, and agreed TO
unite with the citizens in any general funeral
procession that may be determined upon.
The body of the colored Senator Bland was
sent home this morning, the hearsa being follow
cd by white and co!orei members of the Senate
to the depot.
tx Gov. Wells is better to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
injection in the Air.

Ez,ar 1.cl.tal chemists have repeatedly ana
l,zoc;he air 1T urheslthy seasons, in he hope
u .iesct'ng the invisible virus which prod uces
epidmic disease. They lave not yet discover
ed tand scarcely any two of them agree rs to
its nture This is Of little sequence. 1t is
sufficient to know that this poisonous principle
exist, and that o safeguard against its insdious
inhun has been provided ! 4 the spring and
earlysummer, when fever and aYue remtteht
feve sEt othe- periodical diseases Of that class
are PREVALENT it is only necessary to torLify the
systm with course OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bittrs to escape them. If this precaution h.s
been npglc cted, which it never ought to be in
any district liable to such vistations, and if the
purOxysms Of NAL rious fever have actually
commenced, they may always be checked and
broken I'D BY q course Of that powerful vegeta-
bic tonic and Alternative. Qlinine was once
cGn:idered the only specific for chllIs ard te-
vcrs hut it is now generally admitted that this
nau=n,us alkaloid Is dang rous medicine, and
that is secondary effects nre more TO be dread
ed lLan any form Ct intermittent fever. 1t Is
simply Is tremendous a-trin cent. 1t does not
touch the d:sJrdered liver, or regulate the bow
els or in any wuv improve the CONDITION OF the
animal iuit:. uostctter's BItters, on the cthc"
hnnt, in addition TO being better and safer
tonic than any prepar alton OF qulnIne, has q
btlslmic effect upon the whole system. 1t Is
apcricnt and ambitious, rs we'll rs directly IN
MIGRATING, and purt.s the secretons AS woll rs
regulates the sccrelive organs. 1t stimulates
the appetite, strengthens the stomach, soothes
the nerves promotes healthful PRESENTATION,
and induces quiet sleep. AS Il stomachic 1t has
no rival. Cases OF indigestion that 70 other
tonic seems capable Of alle lating, arc cured IN
Is few weeks By its regular use. ap 25-eolw
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 28-3 p. NJ.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-.
In the Senate MIR. Pomeroy presented a
petition asking the action of Congress in re-
gard to the unjust discrimination against cti.
zens of the u. S. on account OF sex by certain
seminaries of learning which receive sid from
Congress referred to the Committee on the
District If Columbia.
Mr.. Sumner presented a memorial of the
National Colored Mans Association asking
that the word white be stricken from the
naturalization laws.
Mr. Johnston, of Va, presented.severul let.
ters from persons 10 Virginia asking the re.
moval of disabilities. MIR. j. said he was 10
the receipt of a number OF letters askiog the
removal OF disabilities, and he would file such
letters as memorials.
Nlr. Robinson introduced bill to remove
disabilities from all persons except Davis, Lee
and late members OF the y. S. Congress who
took part with the South.
Mr.. Stewart rising to personal explanation
made a speech in relation to the Sutro tunnc.
In the House of Representatives nothing Of
interest transpired up to the hour at which
this report closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28

POLICE REPoRT--MAYoR's OFFIoE-Ja ne
WeemeS, colored, tor disorderly conduct, 10 the
kitchen Of a gentleman on Washington street,
90 complaint of Sarah Ransom, coored, was
fined and discharged.
James Boswell, for dsorierly conduc: at the
upper end of King street, was, n default OF the
payment Of the imposed fine, committed to the
work house for ninety days.
A man living on the upper end OF King
street, for disorderly conduct, was arrested on
complaint Of his wife, but the mplaaant not
appearing this morning, he was discharged.
Robert Smith, for disorderly conduct at fish:
town, and for throwing overheard boy named
John William Dean, alias jim Cash, hand
on board his vessel, was discharged upon pay
ment of costs.
Jennie Nelson, colorcd. on com plant Of Mrs.
Cumpton, mother Of Laura Cum Dton, for keep
ing house OF bad repu:e, was dismissed, as
the charge was not sustained.
LAURA Cumpton, girl II years old, but
utterly depraved, was sent to the work house
for ninety days 90 the charge OF vagrancy.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. William Claeeett.
colored, was brought cut OF Jail and re cxamin
ed on the charge oil robbing the store oil
Knox & Wattlcs some months since, and fully
committed.
A warrant was issued against fish agent at
isbtogp for threatening to shoot John d.
| Beach.
WATCH REPORT Might clear and warm
There was more noise than usual on the streets
| and some arrests were made. There were nC
| dodgers at the watch house.
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s 9 q s I 4 8 { 6 & s s

TO rrIE NVOt<KLStI CT. AN=>.- ~ " 49,
,ran,r.d 70 furnish al IL .-sos wi II con-t~r''
rm..l"y!n ut ut home the Whole OF tho TIN e
'or the par. momen's Bus res nc" Ign
md profitable Persons Of either sex fhs'i'
ru~n from soc to S. per evening, AMI pr
uor.on. sum by deVosing th,'r wh"ia t'rne L.
he business. BOYS and girls earn nearly I"
nurh as mtn That all who sec this n"t'''
may send their sd iress .nd t"st the bust eS
We make this unnsr.lI.l.i offer TO such n
arc rot wolf satisfied we viii sen ; TO pay -
he trouble Of writing. FIJI particulars 4" val
u,bln samn,c, which will do ~ cor mence Wort
IN, md u copy of The Peoples Litcra, q Com
panio,a ono Of the largest and best family new,
uapers published--all sent treo ny mail kead
or il you want ncrmanent, profitable WORK al
dro.s f. 9. ALLEN .x GO, Augusta. Mainr
ian 2i-d& w3m
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counsel. Yesterday, when the sheriff with q
few friends entered bis cell, he vas found seat
ed on his bed, with bis legs heavily ironed
AID showed no disposition to talk, snswerios
in monosyllables only. BE appears u be about
thirty five years Of age,is light mustto, about
five feet tee inches iu height, weighs about GO
pounds, is knock kneed, stoop shouldered, anu
has very unprepossessing appearance.
He informed officer Webster that he S. en'
the afternoon Of the day on which he Guided
the police of this CITY, who had seen hiu, and
at one time were close upon his heels, hid IN
Penny Hill grave yard. That night he went
as far as Mount Feroon, where he rested
some hours. The next day he went on down
the telegraph road, and stopped that uisht at
the house of widow lady. The next day he
reached Fredericksburg, where he imme iistely
shipped % vessel bound to Baltimore, and
from that city went West. He attributes his
detection to a colored man named Wallace
Brett who formerly lived in this city and who,
he says, saw and recognized him In Boston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
The Markets..

New York April 29.-Stock strong. Mon.
cy easy at sac per cent. Gold l4s Flour 5alOc
better Wheat la2e better. Corn lc better.
BALTIMORE. April 2S.-Virginia skies. old.
Sc bid; do 1866 65t bid, 81 asked; do. 1867
Gil, bid, G. asked. Cotton dull at 224. Flour
quiet, and quotations entirely unchanged.
Wheat unchanged in every respect. Corn
firm; white and yellow l0all. Oats steady,
at G3a66 RYE unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
The Delicate and snfrIn.

The most ncrcdul us are convinced Of Tho
virtues o. Speer's STANDARD Wine Bi;ters"
upon u trial OF them. Their base is pure wine,
with herbs ard roofs SO favorsbly known to
the Medical Profession aid the community at
largo They are all that can be desired by the
most feeble and infrm.
Druggists sell the Bters. nd 25-lw
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NJ NOTICE.-We have on hand a
E large stock of Ladies', Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
TO reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices AL! in want will do well to call ut II
King street
ian 28-tf W. g. WADDEY.
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S9DO,-I

S9OO.-WANTED an active man, in each
county in the States, to travel and take orders
by SIMPLE for TIE 4, COFFEE and SPiCES.-
To suitable men we will give saary of $500 to
SlC0I Il year, above travelling and other ex
penses, and Il reasonable commission on sales.
Immediate applications are solicited from
proper parties ko erences exchanged. Apply
to, or address INN. diatelv
!. PACKER s. CO,
Monumental Mills
ap 2l-4t :S4 Bowery, Now York.
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the de
lights OF HOME, and the proprirly or impr,"
prletr Of 60 ting Msrri a. with sanitary neil
for hose who eel united for nsLrlmonia
happiness sent free, in ss.l,d enveoprs. AID
dress HOWARD : ISOLATION, Box +
Philadelphia, Pa. l.n ~ -:'nd&w
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Wine.

A gentIem n in New Jersey, named Speer. is
culuva,ing the Port grape with 81. nal SUCCESS
rom ich an excellen: vino is made. which
adopted for medi inAl purposes in the hospitals
of New York, Phil ,deIphia and Washington.
aD lS--lW
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BLON HELMS
POPU LAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

CORNER King and F.lrisx SIS.
u K K AT DECLINE IN PRICES.
CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN BuFOEE
TIE WAX
have just received and receive daily great
variety of Spring Clothing If All qualities and
at all p. ces :. BLONUHElM,
ap LIFT Corner King and Fairfax sts
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FISK q HATCH, Bankers.

P.S.-Wc have i-ssl ed p"mi het' c"n'a'"Ins
jul particulars, til ca d!at map, e!'.'
"e!ch wi fun led upon sppc. i'm
z.- w: buy ~! 5 IL GCv"rnment bcndi
AMI ce s. the acc un.s 0. Bank, BANKERS.
20 D ra.!uns al / . he :, SUI jet to ch;st: a!
sight an ALLOW int. re on del balances
New IoIk, aeb i2-.t;m
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5. DE ALHAM having just returned from
the North, his stock OF Clothing and Gents
furnishing Goo Is i, one Of the most varied
and conp tie ever before hrou III. 10 his mar
Ret Soma Of it is comp )sed Of the finest
Of French and 9th ar imported fabrics. ana all
the latas! styes are represented in their fullest
scope. Gall early ut his house, 81 King street.
and ne will sell on goo Is most reasonably.
up l4-tf
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sas EXTRA COPIES OF THE GAZETTE can he
obtained at this Office and at the bookstores OF
Messrs. French and Cox.
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DIED.

Killed, by accident at the capitol, in Rich
mond on the 9th instant. THOMAS ANTHO-
NY BREWIS, in the 42d year of his age
me~ Funeral services at st. PsuPs Church,
Friday, the goth, at II m. The friends OF
the family are invited. ia
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A,yay with SDeciucIes-O T


rev, .a.ily, without doctor or medicines. sen
post paid on receipt Of l0c. Address
Dr.. Z. B. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m l2O Lexington Av., y. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28

Comfort and cure tor the "upiured. Sent post
paid on receipt of I0c. Address
Dr. 4. Z. FOUTE,
NH 7--3m 80 Le in yton Az, n. \.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28

The LYLEs MURDER. The trial of Henry,
alias Nimrod Richards, colored, tor the muir
der of Colonel William Lyles, at his residence,
"Auburn,' Prince Georges county, Nd, July
l4th, 1866, which had been set for Tuesday
last at Upper Marlboro has been postponed,
and on affidavit Of the prisoner that he could
not get a fair trial in Prince Georges county,
the case has been removed to the Circuit Court
Of Anne Arundel couaty, which is now In session
at Anuapo!is. The witnesses from this city, 10
hoe officer Webster, ex police officer Davis, and
lain Seaton. co!ored, who were present, have
.,tnroca The record will be transmitted
tn;,honr DELAY. and tits likely that an early day
,,;Il he fxed tor the tlial. 1t will be remember
s5 that the murder Of Mr.. LILIES was commit
rad hv five colored men, icur OF whom, VIZ
William Platter Thomas Davis, Henry Luckett
and William Jones were hanged November ii
lSGG The accused made his escaue, aud alter
travelling over eleven States and wandering
over the North and the CanaGas, was discover
ed IN Boston, and finally arrested and turned
over TO he authorities of Mary land. Since his
confinement in jail 10 Upper Marlboro the ac-
cused has spent most of his time IN religious
reading, aud was on MoGday baptized ID tie
Catholic Church, BY Rev. Father Meaher; -
He is c,n pletry broken down by his Wander
nrs, and appeared to be deeply afflicted by the
ceremony cf baptism. A !etsr TO- the Wash
ingrou Star from Upper Marlboro says;
"It is stated that previous to his Judgment in
i4i! here he confessed the crime. and 1t was gee,
orally brlievcd that had he not been ADVISED
o,lerwis. he woull have plead guilty when al
raisncd, and made iull Confession. Certain
it is that, notwithstanding the course, re mas
rakcu Tor tho removed of his trial, he does not
seem hopeful, AMI is const anty Employed 10
reading religious books and preparing to meet
death. He occupies the middle cell OF the
second floor Of the Jail, and none are allowed to
see him without permission; nor indeed doe:
be seem anxious to see any one except hl:
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Alexandria, GpriI %, 1870.

Alerandria GprH %, 1870.
As this community has been Ca led to mourn
onen-hosrted citiz sns, il the death of M. b ew.
ia it bef 8 US to show the last token of respect
to the memory of him who was called 20 his
untimely end while serving the general welfare
of this city, by the suspension Of business from
the hours of iO1 a. m to p m to attend his
funeral; and we, merchants of Alexandra, re-
quest the publication of this, and ask others 10
close their places Of business.
All. Mott & Co.
r. s. Ashby.
G. O. Berry.
Chss. w. Green.
John T. Creighton " Son.
j. F. Carlin & Co.
VIM. N. Berkeley.
Robt. Bell.
sp DBL H. J. Miller.
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CIT u IT T. N p

JUST RFcEtvED-A largo lot of Ladies and
Gents Trunks aud Satches. which will be so 4
very low. Gil early at
ap26 s. DEALHAM's, 81 King stra5t
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Fisf, Market for this Day.

REMARKs.-Rec,ip.s again on the increase,
there being 100 O0O herring in one boat from
Chapman,, and $4,000 in another from Mo1'
leys, but under the steady demand prices are
Arm at quotations,
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office of FISK & HATCH,
RASKEhs AND DEALERS IN GOVERN.
MENT SECURITIES,

MENT SECURITIES,
No. NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended oui
negotiation Of the Loans Of the CENTRAL "a
ClFtC RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popu'
larity and credit which these Loans have maln-
tanned in the markets, both in this country ana
Europe have shown that the First Mortgage
Eonds of wisely located and honorably- man
aged Railroads ara promptly recognized and
readily taken MS the most suitable, safe and ad-
vantageous form of investment, yielding
more liberal income than can hereafter be de-.
rived from Government Bonds, and available
to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loan, VIC arc meeting
great public want, and rendering valuable
service-bo.h to th c holders Of Capital and TO
those great National works Of internal i'm
provomcnt whose intrinsic merit and substan-
tial character, entitle them to the use of Capital
and the confidence Of inve:tors-we now oher,
with special confidence and satisfaction, the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur
ing the summer at the TIN ami STOW store of
THOMAS HOY, corner Of King and Pitt SITS,
opposite the Marshall House. nd I4--t(
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FIRST MORTGAtaE BOMBS
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Go.

| THE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.
| The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. connect
| ing the Atlantic coast and the magnificent har-
bors Of tho Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio Riv-
or at & point Of relisble navigation, and thus,
with the entire Railroad system and water
trans portation ofthe great West ard Southwest
forms the additional East and West
Trunk Line. SO impera:ively demanded for
the az accommodation of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
seaboard and Europe on the one hand, and the
great producing regions of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Valleys on the other.
| The importance OF CHS Road rs II
new outlet from the West TO the sea
| magniEes it into one Of national consequence,
| and nsurns TO it IN extensive through traffic
| from the day Of its completion; while. in the
development Of the extensive agricultural and
| mineral resources Of Virginia and West Vir-
glns, it possesses, along its owa lire, the ele-
mcnts of largo and profitable local business.
| Thus the great interests, both gen ral and 10.
| cal which dema d the comp lelion OF the CHEs-
ApEAKE AND OaIo RAILROAD to the Ohio Riv-
er, afford the sures guarantee Of its success and
| VAiue' MI" hc"NS' * ''iN tiA"'t Af"A ~
ana sunS'fha'ai h&ai.f"h" enterprise
now IN progress Lii 'hIs country
! It's superiority Us an Last EN- "eSh foute'
| and tile promise OF an Immense ana proAIapie
trade awaiting is com pletion, ave drawn to it
| he attention and co-opc. ton Of prominent
Capitalists a1l Rail- oat m"n Of this City, OF
| sound Judgment and known integrity, whose
connection with it. together with that Of emf
nent citizens snd business men OF Virginia ana
~ A.,
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,en''"''c w ~ w 49, ;ins ~ ,h,,a
900 [.".'. ,,u,:.u,, o,,s.r,,c..
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| ,,u,h If tn, It,y Sandy iiv.r. 15o Ia lie. .bovo
oi"s,""~,' ""A "' ',n"n m,','" r';,>m mrSrrc..
| ''",S v,,ro.c +, ,his point,
'...~o. iva Cr.ssno,l; and Ohio
"".cn Will 'oN' .o,,. 90 tho wo.t
| 49,, lr,. q, I ,r,th III, Pnc &c Railr Dad.
~. ~, w n.hl. fr.n, u s.s and superior adv.n-
t.gcs will place the CHESAPEAKE AND ohlo
yauEnAn CoMp.xy among Tho richest and
most powerful and trustworthy corporations o.
H.. country: and there exists: present vnlu"
n completed rord anl work done, equal 10 the
7nIro H'"on"' , i ~ I%yo b,oD arranged
Iho uoIaiIs q tHe IL al ""'' -, o.,
'i px spso md c"mbirc h. various features
.: 'hE's'o!S' '-,''i 49, .n.ins,
y, scn, Trn"d safely All" ''0''''''" %
| The Bonds arc in denominations OF
enon s-oo md SION
| .;,, ,,d SC /,,,,no, Ronds 1,nDable
to bearer ana may o' "o'| ~ ,"'' u' o,
The BOND may Do TcgtsteFt@ III Uno '4onio "
l .,,,L on,, name aininp Dlyabie