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Newspaper
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.Yudrial Convention.

The Democratic Judicial Convention
for The 81 Common Pleas District. Will
DO held. in accordance with the votes "l
= majority nf the District Committee. III
Ir,yrxwogru. September 18Th. 1870.
and will be called To order ut 10 o'clock,
\. NJ.
By order ef majority OF me . OH
riticc. CLEMENT DOANE,
District Committeeman from DUBOIS 20.
HAuroAp.-Thc corps of engineers OF
the Cincinnati and Rorkport railway,
reached jasper OIL Tuesday. making Inc
survey and location from Ioo@o"tce 10
Rorkrort. The distance from Loogootcc
70 this town is twcnty-onc miles. rs sur
viewed. hut the gent!cmanly engineer. MI.
Uolpine. informs us that upon going ov-
.r rho line again he can shorten il one
mile at least : making the distance hui
10 miles. which is better than was eN-
nccte,l. He saws the grade and align
,ncnt are excellent. showing that 1t calI
be completed at a comparatively small
rxpcnse. and speedily. The engineers
and assistants left here on "Wednesday
morning for lsockport.
We are glad to be able To announce
that capital sufficient has been assured te
the company to justify them III icttinl
out the contract for that portion OF thu
work from jasper TO Loogootee, ana ina
as soon rs the necessary engineering
work can be completed, which will pro
badly be doneby the middle or last Q
October. advertisements for proposal
for the grading will be issued. This ]
clad tidings to our people. who hav'
been waiting and working for a railroad
30 long. and the first "trip tho cars max
we'll have general jollitication! A
our town will be temporary termin'
of the road. 6Dra few months probably
il will add immensely 10 the prosperif
of the placc-so let us 60 to werk ASH
assist it all we cah-
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CENSUS. The census Of Patoka town
ship, in this county, shows that il con.
tains 3.Oo5 inhabitants. including eight
darkcy voters by virtue Of Radical
Osurpaiiou.
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English Female DBitters.


Tn. only scsnow i,dsed lt.rinc Tonic and Fsmas Reg
uiatnr known III cure all ,lss cora plants shove -i-
Toned IN al pcr"dhl, hort time. The ii'l'r. oh's
,treythcr> and Restores n. ~"ii'l z" ~ iefn-
raj condition. f,n",n; ">fruri'n- rr'i', Ing pam .ns
~, monthly period. N"'der SANDS raif.
feeble and iaugu siri just bursting nj" N"in'ntH'
she T. III. ptii. of all bat hsrk -h~ silently seal.
pickle. cal. chalk. OF slate pencil: y" sl,flis '"
i.ri che tnrn~ with dull eye ant seeks solitude her
&c. no longer Sparkle h.r merry laugh i. 10 l"ns.r
heard ringing through the air. ~" 'n"res sh"h VI
blrciicss lips nni gninr. With "a a.mh" pH'rts'f
spatini thinning 81 the lrad. cold feet ana na.as
melancholy -he has c"str'! tongue. offensive hIeab
ard host 81 uihrr s,iis t., numerous 10 n-h.t"h
when ncgrcf,d.ai these symptoms become sxgrs'a
ted thor. Il sica stomach, heartburn dsrh Inc 'e'
lies u.drr the -yc. III. logs and nnk,s arr swollen ne
hair Loses its CLOS. and fall. "n her. i hr't"ss anu
snlitting 81 The iuger-uas -voIlcit ald"mein. rirre
nervousness frctfun-.s pains .nd arh-s dry e"nyh
iiy s,rrical fii. rapid pros s'i'i erisp's sd s'h
A. once Tor Hottie :" Fnylis, I.insls littefs s'ii -
cured LIS fleets magical ~ such c"''I 'shs.
Surely m";e. will postpone and t.A. tbsuai' aAi'
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MATHEMATICIAN account Of other
appointments being made elsewhere.
it will be impossible Tor Mr.. Kerr to fill
his appointment at Haysrillc on next
Saturday night, as published.
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How many housewives arc there who
have experienced the difficulty Of OBJ
tanning good vinegar. Read the advcr-
tisenlcnt in another column ofthis paper.
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substantial Holiday Presents

-1NOR wifc daughter or ,ve.'hesr' NOV bs hsd ~
IL reasonable pucss at ESaA scdcsAnAss
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FOR Co>.EE>>.
MICHAEL &. KERR, of tloyd 20

yop srpGr OF TuE 30 JrplCtNL C'E''f
NEWTON +. MALOTT. OF Knox 20.
,,,r PROSE. rToR OF I'D JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
,u-TJEH :. DOBBlNS. of Martin 10.
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(0TVZT EDDY, s.. Joseph County.
rom ArprroE OF STATE:
q, ~uoEN AkER. Us Pcvy County.
ron TREASURER on STATE:
LANES Il. RN AN. of Marion 'ou'h!
roI ArroH>h, GENERAL:
n ". HANNA. OF Ni.o County.
s,rrR,>rENpr>r r,'ELn INSTRUCTION
NJ II. HOPKINS. Montgomery county
ror srpcIs oY THE SUPREME tot''1s
las WORDEN. OF Allen county.
ALIEN. &. DUWNEl. Of OHIO County
: H. H'SklRk. Of Monroe County.
John PETIT, OF TippecanocsJos'"!
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MANNING'S
Aug. IL. 20.

MANNING'S
AntidOtc for Intcnlpcrancc.
rs AN INFALLIDLE CURE FOR
i this fearful vice. Its use will ut once
remove the taste or desire for stimulants,
and will soon create an actual dislike for
them. 1t can be administered in tea,
coffee, or even water, without exciting
suspicion, as it il free from taste or smell.
If you have a husband, brother or friend,
addicted to this terrible habit 1t is your
duty to cure him.
Sent free by mail on receipt Of the
money. Price Two Dollars per box.
w. ii. MANNING Il CO..
July 9Th, 7O-3m. st. Louis, Mo.
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,or SECRETARY OF STATE:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sinking and Burning

1t is not necessary to journey from the trop
les to Alaska in order to experience the eX-
tremes of heat and cold. Thousands undergo
all the Inconvenience Of this therme n!etriGai
change every day, or every other day, Ms
the c. 50 may be- without the trouble OF movin e
over the threshold word with these invo-
untary sh- kers. WHAT are they doing to er-
nj die ihrir ra;urn 10 medium tenn peraturc
--tJ break TIE chills and Danish the fever
AFRO they trsng themselves with quinlne,
thereby in,pcr!,ing the sUundness OF their
bones aI1 ilnpaIrihg the vifor OF their Drains
and nervous system Some OF them are, no
doubt, but not the ma ority Of them 1t IS Do
licvod. The value Of icstaltel's Stomach Bit
tiers as Il harmless and certain specific for fever
and agur is understood and appreciated In all
parts CT the country whGro lnlermlttehts pre-
vail. The residents Of such localities begin 10
take it carly in the spring ss protection
against the miasma by which they are surround
ed; not all Of them, perhaps, for blind sd-
hcrence to error is the specially OF some pe0-
pie; but the greater number.
lttherc is any fixed fact IL Therapeutics. 1t
is this: that tho Bilttrs arc IL far better safe
guard against all the varieties Of pcriodl: maIa-
di.s reduced by unwholcsomc cNhala!lons
than any drug or compound in the mater:
mcdica If the profession. This assertion is
made with IL due respect To tbs faculty, but
being an important truth, and ono that nearly
concerns the health OF large settlements III va
rious parts Of tho country. ard indeed Of the
public st largo it is mado fearlcssly. FounGed
on ample and unimpeachab!c testimony, It 10
flies dsprova!.
10 break up chills and fcvcrs, rs well as to
prevent them, .hero is nothing so reliable Us
this wholesome vegetable restorative.
mi,
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Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE Geo.
Brutus and Frank Garter, two small colored
boys, for gambling on Sunday, pitching cent;
in an alley in the rear of Chatham's stable,
were discharged upon promise to behave bet
ter in future.
Fanny Jones, colorei, for disorderly conduct
and Tor using abusive language towards the
comp ainant, Mrs. Joseph Wells, was discharg'
cj. and costs OF the case assessed against the
complainant.
Complaint was made asrlnS' Charles and
William Campbell, two cOlorcI men, tor ut.
tc,upting To anduci the children al 4 cllureI
woman named Martha D!sg-, who VAS buried
yesterday.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. james 4 ,swell, ar
rested and cp,umitted to jail on the charge OF
setting fire TO the stable occuDci hr Nj. Y.
hIont yomrry, was re examined an olsen .rs''!
for want OF evidence.
Patrick Cunningham, Tor having IN his poses
sion mare alleged to belong To ii co:"rcd
wom.n named Louisa Quandcr, was Gischarg-
cd, a. it was proved that he was the legitimate
owner of the mare, and the costs or the case
We're assessed against the complainant.
Jerry Lewis, coiorcd, arrested on Saturday
night b. watchman Jones and Mr.. Frunk
Cook for stealing loaf Of bread from stand
in the market aad running off with 1t, was dis
missed on account Of the snail vaiuo Of the
p'undcr.
WATCI REPORT. Might clear and cloudy
at intervals and temperature moiera:e. There
we're no disturbances and no arrests by the
watch. One loiger was accommodated at The
watch house.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DEATH OF VIM. H. CARLIN-One of oul
most estim able and respected citizens, Mr.. W.
H. Carlin, died yesterday morning. lie had
been in failing health for some time, and gradu
ally sank under the disease with which ne was
afflicted. We have known him we'll from boy,
hood and can speak of bis virtues, his amiabil'
ity, his disposition, and his merits. His friends
we're much attached to him, and acknowledged
that kinder heart they never knew. Faithful,
honest and true, he received the confidence OF
all who knew him. Though comparatively a
Young mau, he had secured the love and re
yards Of tie whole community. lie had been
connected with the Lpudoun and Hampshire
Railroad for several wears, and in the position
which he filled, uadc himself de>ervedly popu
lar. His death will long u regretted, and his
memory cherished.
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RREyIrIEs.-The steamer keyport, was
two hours behind time in leaving here Tor
Aqua Creek this morning. Repairs to ner
machinery caused the delay.
Some very remarkable looking hats made
their appearance, on the streets this mornlog-
the sight OF which instantly suggested the ar
my saying, come out Of that hat
The Steamer Columbia, due here yesterday
evening from Baltimore, did not arrive until
this morning, haGing laid to ia harbor IN
the bay.
Some OF tue OILERS left here this morning Tor
their stations on the Potomac, and will com
loenco fishing operations at once
Eight colored people were baptlsed IN the
Potomac yesterday, ut the usual place Oft Bat
terry Rodgers.
It's sail that the hcits Of the late Henry
Sinms of this city, will soon como into posses
sion Of largo fortune left by relative IN
Kentucky.
The lessee Of the fish wharf. the proprletors
of the booths there, and the fish packers ere
preparing for the approaching fishing season,
and all the fish that come here will be
accommodated
A colored man grabbed loaf of bread
from one of the market benches last SATURDAY
night and ran off down Fahf.x street, follow
cd by a crowd When caught he was hawng
stop thic'' at the top OF bis voice.
The Rev. Dr. L. R.. Lippitt died Of pneu-
1nonia, at the residence Of his son, in Charles
town, Va, on the 9th Instant.
Bishop Marvin, OF Missouri, will preach in
the NJ. +. Church, South, at j o'clock this
evening.
The repairs to the aqucduct at Cotoctln will
il is said, be completed By the 24th ms, and
NAVIGATION on the 9. & o. Canal be resumed
on or about the lst proxlmo.
A disturbance between some boys at the 10
terssction of Prince and Union streets, yestel-
dsy evening, had to be quelled ty the police,
at whose appearance the crowd dispersed.
Bishop Whittle preached an appropriate ser
mon at the coorcd Methodist Church on South
Westminster street last night. The congre ga
ton was unusually large and the discourse was
very much admired.
4 cOlurcd wonau named Natfua " aShlnE-
inrtou, about So years old, living near the COT
per Of Washiugtou and Franklin streets, sud
denly dropped dead in her yard early yester
day morning.
1t is said that the improvements In progress
at the coal depot of Mr.. j. T. Agnew, foot Of
Duke street. are to be suspended in conse
quencc OF the high tolls charged on the Alex
audria canal.
The receipts OF fresh fish at this city thu
spring arc less than those Of the same perlcc
last year.
Mr.. Buchanan who lately bought iarn
hear Gniurl, on The ~, L. 4 b. Il. r., Is t
establish henery there, and will stock II, TIN
s,riuv, il is said, with from 1000 to 200O hen
and roosteIs.
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LAND SALES. -Msssrs. Green & Wise, Land
Agents, sold on Friday last the farm of Dr.
J. w. Mooar, located about miles from
Alexandra, near the Accotink turnpike, and
containing ll3 acres, with good improvements
and fine orchards of apple and peach to Messrs
Blair and Louien, Of Pennsylvania, for 81, 800.
f. NJ. Lowe, esq. agent for Messrs. Brawner
& Co., land agents of this city, sold on Friday
last the Bower farm, near Spring Vale, Fairfax
county, Va, containing one hundred and thir-
,y.scven acres, to Mr.. Chas. S;oy, late of
PENNSYLVANIA, tor 81 $50.
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Produce RECEIPTS --Amons the various
articles OF country pr"du:. brought t. THIS city
~ ID. O., \ Il vi r. :. during tie week
rniinc on Saturday asst were the following -
4,T42 bushels of corn, 1898 Of wheat, lGG OF
rye, pa of oats, G3S OF miltecd, ne dried
fruit. s. dressed hogs, ESQ lbs. Of bacon, |
og>hc1 I'd AID - boxes tobacco, IS bb'S. and
trkins butter, ia bbis apples. lG bb!s puul-
try, 767 bbls. of h)ur, POI lbs. maple sugar
aid Is car loY,!s clttc, hogs ana sheep.
During the same period among the other
freight brought here - the A, l. l. II. Il.
il. were 3444 bushes Ut wheat, 1852 OF corE,
10 of oats, II of meal, 45G bbs. OF flour, 80
of apples, 81 bbS. and boxes OF eggs, 30 bblS.
and boxes Of poultry, ST b'. OF pork and
"A calves
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GERMAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssoCI
ALTON. AT the second annual meeting OF the
German Cooperative Bui!diag Association cf
Alexandria Va, he9d some few nights since, all
he old officers were unanimously reelected as
follows: Robert Porncr, President; .Justus
Schneider, Secretary Lewis Steio, Treasurer !;
Directors B. L. Price, Emanuel Francis,
Isaac Echburg, Lewis Appich, Albert Rosen.
thai, G.E French. Trustees Wesley Make
ley, Joseph Broder:, George Fl. Markell At
torncy, Albert Stuart. The association is in
very prosperous copditioa and is calculated TO
help building up ana improving the city.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March l4-3p. 10.

w ASlllNG1ON, - III
CONGRESS.
Ia the Senate, to-day, Mr. Sumner made a
statement sustaining the statement made by
| Gen. Prim in the Cortes Of Spain on Saturday
last, that he, Prm, had never made to Mr..
Sumner proposition to sell Cuba to the US.
| lie had been waited upon by party represent:
Ing himself as an agent, who said that ne mad
plan to tic settlement Of the Cuban difficult
les in a II amer beneficial the Gnanca interests
OF Spain This plan was the basis OF the iair
POINTS sent to Gen. Sickles to be submitted to
Tie Spanish government.
Mr.. Lewis presented a memorial from sundry
citizens of Virginia, asking Tor removal OF
tie distractions in the James river-reterred
Also eleven memorials from citizens OF Flr
cinia for the removal of their disabi litics
Mr. Johnston presented the petitions OF
some thirty Firgnians asking the same.
Mr.. Morton introduced resolution direct
ing the committee on Naval affairs to report
suitable resolutions OF regret OF the loss OF the
officers and crew of the Oneida and of indigna
ton at the nhuman conduct OF the officers OF
the Bombay.
AT the suggestion OF Messrs. Conklin and
Thurman, who urged the injustice OF holding
men up to the Indignation OF the world without
giving them charc, to De heard, the resolution
vas postponed.
tir. Stewart introduced resolution direct
ing the committee on postotficeS to report leg
islation 10 prevent sham bids for mail con-
tracts-rcicrrcd.
The Senate then took up the Georgia bill.
Mr.. Trumhull addressed The Senate.
The House OF Representatives was occupied
with The call of States.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tbs morning Mr.. Justice Strong took the
seat in the Supreme Court Ct the United States
lately occupied by Justice Grier.
The Supreme Court in the Grapeshot' case
decide, d that Lincoln provisional courts !nsti
tutcd during the war in louisiana ami else
where were legal courts.
The military officers of the late District OF
Mississippi have been ordered to return to
their homes
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Eis,e Markets.

N.w YcgK. March ID Stocks firm, *
change, long, 81 ehortes. Gold ~. bond: T.
s1 onSy easy IT DsS 9 20 Noth DID,
a.: now ~ Flour dull and unchange ed
Wheat dull sud dropping. Corn quiet AMI n
changed. -. y,
BALTIMORE, March l4.-Vireinia skies, old
Sc bid, 81 asked; do. 1856 o54 bid. Gff asked !,
H., lsG7 co bid, I'll asked dc. coupon. old. Il
bid. II asked. Cotton firm ut 81 asked. Flour
du dull low grades arc firm, but prices are un IN
chanccd. Wheat dull; Pcnnsy lVania l23al2e
Corn firm; white 90a9l; yellow 9la92. Oats
uuiet st 53a55. Rye unchanged.
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Kansas Affairs.

LAWRENCE, Ka, March IA. The immigra.
ton to Kansas is unprecedented in the history
of the State. The railroad company has been
obliged to order additional rolling stock to meet
the requirements.
The first shipment OF Colorado cattle over
the road has taken place. There are 10000
head ut Kit CarsOn's awaiting shipment.
Several business men will resume specie pay
lDcntS next week
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slSEvERE ACCIDENT MIR. Frank Redo the
firm o! Eldridge & Co., while leaving his res
ileccc, corner OF Duke and St. Asaph streets,
carly this morning, slipped on the frost that
had formed on the door steps. and, falling heav-
iIv broke both bones Of hi, leg, just above the
ankle. The proper surgical assistance was
soon rendered, and though the accident is OF
very severe character fortunately nothing s"ri-
Gus is anticipated
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Indian A fairs

CHEYENNE, W. T., March II. The latest
news from Fort Feterman, is that an Indian
who came in yesterday from Red Clouds camp
on the Tongue river reports the Indians are
friendly and desire peace. Mr.. Richards lett
the camp twenty three days ago to communl
cate with the whites. Red Cloud thinks that
the conduct of the Indians will depend upon
what Mr. Richards reports. Red Cloud has
two hundred lodges with him.
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A SMASH Up.-On Saturday afternoon, a
horse attached to wagon belonging to MIR.
Edward Jayins, of Alexandra. Va took fright
at the cars at the corner Of Maryland avenue
anl Twelfth street,in Washington, and ran off,
upsetting the wagon and smashing it to pieces.
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Foreign News.

MADRID. March 1.-The tuneral obseaules
Of Prince Henri dc Bourbon, who was killed In
the duel on saturday by Dnke dc MontpenS!er,
were so!cmnizcd to.day. Nopubllc demonsra
ion was made.
PARIS, March 1.-THE smallpox still pre-
walls in different quarters OF the city
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Roller Explosion.

CLEAvELAND March LITTLE boiler, OF a
portable saw mill in Milton Township, Wayne
county, Ohia, exploded on Saturday and killed
jacob Krupp, Robert and Frank Mcdonnell;
John Fritz, David Shook and "a man named
HnOcr.
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FISK a. HATCH, Bankers.

p, S.-Wc ave issued pamphlets con tanning
full particulars, statistical details map*, &c,
Which viii be ::lrni.hcl upon application
~ We bay and sell Gcyernmen: Bones
ana r. c.iyo hc :.cccumls OF Banks, BsnSesa.
CorDcru,;gn. anI others, subject to check E.
sight ana allow iatcre;: en- dsiy balances.
New York, feb Z2-ii::m
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Murder.

MANSFIELD, O., March 1+.-On Saturday
Mary j. Lunsford Il seamstress, was found
murdered in bed. Her body vas horribly
cashcJ. The indications presented terrible
struggle No cue to the murderer has yet
been discovered.
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SVon1nn'S Verdict.

LARAMIE CITY, March, 14.-Thc jury in
the HOWE murder case rendered verdict at L
o'c!ocs on Saturday night OF nlanslaughter IN
the first degree. The ladies Of the jury we're
much la;inuCu.