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n. = r. NoslA, O. :. of tAs n. T. b r.
Win lut1sss q iatsodsstjss fssm 1neinsr
8 OAisf. = J. JoaAsos, Esq., and oshssa
IsaehSd Asse @ ~ - issk Has - -
eaaissd ~ party and Nm tAis morning =
sxaaine Tnvsllass' Rect Creed, W. Lswis
4O4k atssw called 70 II yssa), In ~
1lia9 J1cs lGouata1aa HSwss vsey IL.
t1aaasS = G11eeil1iig ~ ssrvlesS e u. ltan11
1Gou, eooS4 S3 ~ Hs1ntolnGosl sud
- - = n osssGn1 = sAsJnSa: et.sshi - \
80 sls F'f Ysos ssyiEM.,ci
0svn6vnA ~ - ~. ss.sgv..'s II esssscN i
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Two thousand bills ore still on tA..
gressional calendar.
John F. Potter Is being named 70, fun,
Governor Of Wisconsin.
A niece of Hon. Samuel F. Cary i, n,
Ing law at Hamilton, Ohio. 7
Gov. Chamberlain, Of Minnesota, ,,,
. candidate for reelection, after all :
B. F. Wade, the old Senatorial ~.
horse, 10 willing to 60 Congress from On
The President has nominated lam, =,
ncKean to be Chief Justice of the T,n,,'
Of Utah.
0ustavus A. henry, . famous polus,
and orator Of Tennessee, 10 dals serou,, !.
st Nashville.
The new North-west., 1870-06-17

Atdeg5apA dispaScA reesivsd yesterday y The hap
py fathss, Joha H. Ming, i.lHnea him tAas his wife
had given NTH - ~. e ths l]sb, as Telsds, Ohio
whsss sAe b ssopping With hef rslatious
We yesterday mst sw on fsissd oen DsTroasianA
q biz Wy 70 Utah with hs command, which Was en.
eanpea near Tie widow Dargta's saneA % Ten MIA,
laDe nlshk HE1a ast s
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fEfDG!AW IN BRIE.

| TEIBa!Als m BRlM.
- E
cAiaoAJsassNs1s 1ssssh waseisssa pse-
iaayslAe ~ - - - 9sas sse1diss - -
~ = Ohaeulia = eo1eisasso ~ -. wscs ~
/ pss>ss aeAu. - -AA-
~ assaes h sA0s.aes b ssssstivs ssssiea upes
thstssalnslisa q os1sA 1sses Ses ssssse
y 0svasse AsAjsy'e 1sa1anas ,nessassd ~ ss
naelsa vhmsve II aeelea - sssshsd. ~
1Aesss,~ ases e ~ nsw 1assss Tsosss h
| Rev Yak was ~ Jaoo a. 1Aoe wsss Soeooo
sesaaess = ~ esyasA Aeee 1assas b line.
MsvasaL n !, yssIW Vars ~ fssessy vas
tszssa to-day. L. e1oa@o. s, ads--
HW NiseAeu @ q ~ lasgsst gaia spssslatos
n Caaeaa faiIed hnsA m liabuieiss ~ seassd -
b is,u oaaoo . 1,eaeoa Tss siss n whsa&, Of
whieA = NJ .sssi 900 bssAss shss thseaass.
Aher,ih,e ,rae,d oeessssd ID Seott esasty. Nlsss.
/ eaea =. Nn.Aey geaing. 4 farmer named 1aesy
80 he~a amt "A oiss1 knl6s aaA nss1ssed his
LITTLE danshta H,tAcn started 70 slaughter bic wiS
whsa 4 yosne napls ysan a ags took DON. q.
/ asd saot ~ asad, tiRlng him isssaatly.
RaelanA Vernon, June S-Thrss men NAMED +
Ahsses q Iewsn Jss Hasdy aaA II = Csockse q
Ratland vsee kIlsS0d lftesa q twenty injured b.
IN accident near ~ ssnmit % tAe Ratland and BAR.
ungtoa nllvoaA ~ night.
Ths Ronania nssacss story was fabs,eatseo.
linaeeoea faar. As course OF osaada towards Risn
win involve the vip,s nosthwsasssn territory II war.
Ths Na,toha aes nors than conesdss Rislrs demand.
sxcspe u inportat oaisdea u ths snaety. News
frea Fost Garry shws that Rsn win resist u Cara
dian tseops With 500 nan.
Paia, JsneS-Adsie0 from The 1eamsnieal CouneaI
say b now sagscd In disesssing ths infaniodlity
eshsas By sselioaA The debate % the preamble has
closed. TAses bavebssa one q two exciting passar
60 betvssa tbssslpstas and eppooeats of the pro
psssd dsg1a bst ~ niaesity ass nov silent ana
passive. A ers4 ASSASSINATION was na1s yesterday
In fsvoe of infallbilisy.
Ceaseantisoph, Juss The great Ass In TIE Pss.a
district has beso subdnsd Ovsr 1000 buiIdinGs og ~
sorts wsrs doatssysd. The sss Of life greatly exceeds
TIE aeinaes mA1s fsw days ago. The renains Of
1So hsnan bsnQ have beea isand and it b suppoeed
this nunhss repssssass hak The acssal numbr. The
fetal peeaniasy lsss b computed ct Dmoooo pounds
sterling.
Losdoe. Juns 10. Z . n-Chariss Dickens died at 30
minutes pase ok O'Clock jast evening". a paralysiA
Dickeas was eneetainins dinasr party at bio hosse
II 0easbn whea 1io Hsgasth whs ct near, ebsssv.
d radical sg1s ee dissso % hs fses ssd remarked
70 him tAat h must b H. Dickens rsped, 'Oh 10:
have only st headache shall b better psssentiy
He then asked that the opss window could b shut,
and alnsst ilnsdaEely beeame unconscious ard fell
back In HE chair insensibs He WAS Immediately car.
rcd 70 his roem and medical aA summened. He still
rsmainsd unconscious and never recovered snimation
All the Losdon papers have olituaziss. The Times
says ordinary exprsssions Of ,ezrve now ars cold.
Millions Of psore feel States
men, savants aad bsaefacton Of he 1ce, when they
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= .z....=..Ezz8Ez-
Oolu1nn.
f Csas Juselisa. = =. Jsns -.
PuouHU11c.-WednGod Iaes Witneeeoo
tho 1rss pusilIstlc eacouneoe ecoof1ing .
The rulee Of the 1. T. X ae 1oolsev1Ies II
oecone0 tn . basement O Ceoar e..' e:.es' -
tween Beet Roosnthl aed ~. o.s!@ w
Ten 0oehss "a 10 eioe Q! 0eu, s1o r1 cr.es
gold !ang. O theasoee g ass cpposH pp.. ..sS1 "a
rcunos. ~ - savor o. !ne }swe,y ~ .s,.n ~
q Soe ep'nseo s ISS8 ~. .S.a-
food a:ea neao on h's snousas.s =" !. ss...
" punlsoeo necA. Wnss1 WnssIsss. - m.
queeeS 0t scS Is.e.s ~ = =.1s:;, az
~ooo ~ Veo.z Hr.ss Ns ~, !" : ~ W"s.cn h :ov
tor I..sa osne. ~ ~ ~ S 80 = ce Ns,t;r. civ
s., ~. ,im M .hovs s f.oniscviiie vhat il com.
% on sne .HS n'.s .Sv = ..n.S p.n = a. shs mn
SAS''''' !S.:nS ess'' o.''' ~~s
o'Pe" "s"''ss'
WAT81 In Cedar Creek commenced rising
again on the 9Th, stopping several compa-
! niee from working. II had risen feet since
last night at 10 O'Clock this morning.
No. 81 below discovery cleaned up on the
Ssn. nali osys wosk I.;. ., ~ . n.sos s 4 4vv
| MateI @ 1issnS -. wa. " e'op "o'>
. ne ''Hne
! O'KE11's DIsT1IcT.-There are now the
| followine companies q work In the lower
disiric{. The unknown depth Of the pay
gravel on lower Cedar prevents each indi.
vidual claim being opened. which has caused
tnTow tnear kl0uno sogTsne1 ~ ~
FlIH compsuy. l1oaa ~: - Aso. AZ ~ =, IA
Iunnink oIan seSyu~ s..v Sao:p;y' ...,,, :. ~
ere eanking snsIs wl.a " n".'.sn. .. s.' o.',r.'
dnven y wa.e1 PSweS.; 1SsL sa, nt~,s %w ass;r s.
niee ~ ~ !soSr.nk %n k sUl S:.ss.s.- ,un s.,r.
!ow ~ N": ~ ,an..s - .,,e !,.,s- % d,st,ict
w w s.ns,.s ~ ~ T. ~. ics.r crs nf conrse sre
sT0 ISnM uu.S S:ssH.s. =" s.s ~''~' "
:" oe''" s'l' u'sso's'S'
| BOGUS Dusr.-Our stylish banker. Moe
Edinger, was the nr,t 70 aiscovel M tns spuI,. p,.
Gus aluclo am0ng sos VnesI rm w s;..;... :..e
oy Ieepon00le paLy wao % nso %s.a.;sr ga s..N'I \.
izea oy !ne Nmssneoy n.ce paUous'"I,. psuu ",. ~
% manuiactofed ont OF o!ass nnnes e,.vsnn
gold Q! OeosI: Lo0k ous aVs ~ .m 49,. a
quesseo 70 etate " sno k0es!e.ny msuu
1acturef o. tne yeaIow stGm .nas ns ....s - M1a..
| edin Aieska. wnsre Nc wiz 'essn 'one'n'oS
| 20 hlS sovansase'
Juas sth ! p. n. .
| Thermometer lO1 IN the sun. II miloo
f,om IN mouth of the Sulch
,,,. ,~h
The DxsraoYrn ON TEE PAra-Cedar
| Crcek Il at the frolicsome mercy Of
those elemen,s which are said 70 be
sood servents and bad masters-lrc and
Water. Az thouRh il was not enough that
we should be flooded out. a. fire which was
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YlELD or 1R IElL

We naks scksswjsdglness = ~ Chan
bsssbasyh Ra:y R15ssilssy f. ~ vqy
handsome introduction - - extract fToa
Tie NEW No1TE.WEs1, making the Pc
dicsion that ths bullion product Of The 1ea-
tana placers ''would not fall fas shogt OF
%. .ooo, 900 this yeas, under any circsn-
saaneea" eines that, thess haSe 6llea
heavy SHOWS and rains, over the entire min.
Ing rsgsos; aad svsa II such camps - Oil.
yer Bow, whsss wasss ocdinazily h sxhanss-
Cd as Dr bsfers midsumnes, thsy BOW
aaticipass sufficient - kssp ths ditches up
70 coed working capacity The entire season.
We belisve we are within bounds n saying
four times - much gold b now bsipg taken
out weekly In Deer Lodgs csunty - duriss
the corresponding weeks Of last year, with an
inevitable incseass for the next few weeks,
- the ditchss get down 70 steady work and
the new claims and camps are opessd up.
We do not think that any wsll-informsd
person would today estimate The yield Of
tho year y low = ~ did four weeks ago. =
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IA y "a III
- I'M xDssc0 HBw 1o011 WET:
Nothing Of importance has besn done II
Court vet. Jury trials commenco to-day.
The 0raad Jury b seill IN session. The
most impoeta1e caees On the oaleudaS aTe
s.o or Ihsss involving dtls = mining
.Tte DsDocstic Ooavsation MT On lase
Monday. WIN. 1yoae waD nomina1eo for
6hesi& Nat Adams, Asseesoe @. G. o..
Kaofe 6ad Th0o. Simpson. County Com
mISsiopms w. ]. 1cO Oosmlck, Coundlman;
W. 4 Hall. Repeeoeataaivet Thsro oesme
% b eomo 1iooaliacneelon With oo0o Of eho
uomiuaaieoA aad thogo , ealk ,ofA '.Heo.
PIES party" 6 = 0per Ledee county. b. s
Wsaef g stall yfjent q Cedar = 1T ac.
oouaea. Thee6 u6 4ogo uI1o oo0lne fSum
Oodae lhsa eoieg thsse. 1hos NJ q
hseyy min eieem haS - Aee6ay .. =,
and occne300ql ahow9S evoo9 Day aAcA .@4
1lSeoulA y quits lively t6io .Wee6 uA1y
beso asteo6lnG' O0avoaSlo0 ooo Court y
big daoee e1mo % ~ 1lG1e - ~ C1uss
wpa, D Re1ehlIs sy.staio .syssy aighe
until fnsthss nodes .pac3e billybr eew
Hsss rs.n T fsssSl. ~ 6,s = -; r. ;e ~; D.
,,.s,,A $500 - \. -
sai1t' .Ys01 noCE11 Cl31. ifaa
a. fsa TalRiE .#sfsnu&aa-. 1@M I'D fs25as aAs
[nuvsHss 3aanuD sWsus-.a- Rea sas - @isat
-aHat9 = sploalt, bollnd1s Fbeiab, ovosy
bod1 Weskin& baS - 14EtA9. aDQ1a6 II
hboe. Chln0 age .paying bettes ee.aa ~.
essle M ~ II = u epel1G 49,
SuSaiy een(1e Aoys eeeaed & u naia
e1leA 81 - 1Gllg vsll IT, 6a1aA Vim
y hng1na1no1ly ,Vm6e6 ct til oo0Do0. tkst
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TIE ELECTION Law.
The Cepisal 1Sssss gives the amendment
"a the election law N made hat winter.

% t0V eJeCtIUu NV " m1UU NsS WIuteJ:
Sec. I provides for the assembling Of the
Legislature IN Virginia city on the let Non.
day Of Dec. 1871. ai ,s7'' T@efe -
Sec. 2psovides that me0ben Of the House
and Council shall each b elected for two
years-the drst election thereundsr being
Aug. let, 1870
Sec. . rspeals the spporsienmsnt oct Of
Jan. 18th, l0oo. .#
The House membership b -; Council, Is
I'll Of the former and six Of the latter are 70
be elected Aug. lst The Councilmen are
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mate; odr soil and 1othebri% I.unnutterable Il
conditions, aarfe honestly developing q
new. typo Of woman Who. is to have q
slender symmetry Of her own, quite
unlike the'affluent and majestic beau;
tysof her European sister If 80,
then we advise our American ladies
to DO themselves-at, all events, to be
real; to accept the situation and the
conditions; to lot nature have her
way, and shun the abominable wire
and buckram, which in fact deceive
nobody. Don't try to initiate London
and Paris. Keep to your own slender
forms, and your high dresses, and
don't seek to be like the typical En-
glishwoman, who might say to fash
ION what Smollett's cde says to indc-
pendence,' "Thy steps IfolIowo with
my bosom bare" .u! . = LjAsz~ '''''
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. ABBEvlLIE s. g. FRDA s.~ |;s %p I
olaration from the Senate :roasisures us
against an epidemic of specdlation n.
We have had .our av,s,,Is.,~o ~ 49,;

o'aration from the Senate reassures us
against an epidemic of specdlation 4
We have had our speculative ce erni.
vaiai We have'been fighting our way
optsof it ever since the close of the
war. eLWe,hrs.no~ within sight of
Land, and. do the best we may, there
Will pc some breakages and losses as
we touch the shore. We must shor.
ten sail. retrencb and reduce in every.
thing and on tevery side. We must
prepare, from tho wealthiest capital-
list to the poorest laborcr, from the
national government to tho weakest
private corporation or company or
employer, for the great change TINT ia
mt hand in oar financial and business
,atfairs. 'Lands,I lots, houses, stocks,
manufacturcs, farm products, groce.
ries, dry goods" sc, S&sc:,' must all come
down, and labor ih' every. shapo, .aud
form, must accept it's proper Share of
apparent lQssih this General rcorran,
'ization Of badsfncsas' apponnf th,e? specie
standard: 'such%ato tho teachings Of
the n,omentous financial events evvies aud
tendencies Of the day;-N. Y. Her.
'aM.'H%a ''4rT%>' r t@' ,",oe. -
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y. - eNOIESn fc IcI

,-s TIE CUBAN. .CH1EsE-The Sayan.
,nahe Republican, says that Geueral
."Quessda, the leader Of the, Cuban
army, arrived in that city, yesterday
morning from ST.. Augustiue by the
1880 Gulf srain;; and il i stepped ab the
Pulaski House,, He departed Gsstur.
day evening for washfngtonisn his
staff officers: six,<in numbefl The
General ia on business connA6sedlwith
the cause lin whiehahesis engaged.
ne sepreseass a,e sne 6tapass aAisa 900
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:sA .malisp> >aaA RECKLESS. +, Eeglishmari
lately. DECLARED that, the typic:l Amer.
risap ledy ef II to-day was. to-, be found
described in lltlhae9, the, ID song. of: Solomon.
"9W "a9Wsi heys little sister, and. she hath
10 According to p medical
slestqre Irecentlyss ydsIael ydsIaeliXered itXle in, New
sY9&2rka tbis sa dseasosEjptieR ois likely soon
f.. bs, jRsti6sd atssa qatsa ARCHAEOLOGICAL fact,
Certainly the great rha4ge, 30 rapidly
displaying itself in the mould of wo..
,Rhn par ipa 9alaGo athis GosnatFys be apperept
,tGenE oas EAa; takss ,tl the et trouble IS lA t9
ioeS lsasfgs Rfp IL / ss stSssS as'sis sisae Z
toad&ayss tfM Bfhs sasat sa z SaIaande aIa d
Pstht &iKaoWs Yf rhs .Hsolsfa sSSbsI ,s
Faf& &thv a3n sfcMsfsohnn sfcMso sWtiii BIZ ifofssdan
him with equal clearnoss; for RekW4il,
see rows-of wfreRnd buckram apph,
|asa9ss Ghash@aotnsAh d.
Fs5iaK aadsaaxcts ctsessashsS hohealsiay,
symmetrical woman otashsayspD isl
erto knowrtu~seuyht- TO have occA
}Ads fsosANId Idaal08aAa aasasB. anG
the habasatss4s5 .dslshs sa6uAAaah
active }iSee-of ssleszkszericun womdt
tAssesA saae deaa9osdasiab iaksthil
whsheya ashaies hGlasaa ahsssl
garding "A asaaraeg-.-Butit it mad
sobs sAsa ovxkssp, sasialechansins cI|
..sse4 ~ 4 .sIs I'd siea
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I"':I ...E TfltT ~ 'Ss''"ScS VI uelnSS
past thirty" is that enc now and
then ben can put in word of good, moth.
criy ADVICE to the other sex. So IN
begin at opco, and say to any single
gentleman reader of tho Hearth and
Home who chooses to listcn-don't t
stay. too late, ,.. IL
IT, AT the store or Office? No. You
know. ysrX we'll l don't, mean that.
I'm not lighting imaginary dangers,
pnt real ones I:mcan simply. don't
stay too late when you go TO spend a
quiet evening with young:lady. It's
not fair; it's short-sishted; and it's
pretty sure to wear out your welcome.
Even i the poor thing is eventually
to allow you to stay until death doth
you part, that's no leason why Won
should b.estow too much of your te.
dioushess upon her at the outset
when she really wishes your visits to
be longer, you'll know it; and even
then be chary Of the moments after
eleven: At any rate, don't suffer
yourself to be mislcd by tho usual
commonplace forms Of detention
that, in nine cases. out Of ten, arise
from a sudden consciousness on the
lady's part that ahe may have been
bctraying her wcariness rather, too
plainly. It won't hurt you to be
longed for after you are, gone; but
beware of ever causing a girl to give
a sigh of relief when the hall door
closes after you. -. -"
There's sandman for the parlor as
we'll as for the nursery, and after a
certain hour, except in special cases,
whenever he finds the eyes ,.,' too Too well
drilled to succumb to his attacks, he
sprinkles his sand around the he heart,
After thaE, your best efforts to, please
Ia are : wasted; 8: :: Every word VIII CRATE,
ieye|Ey. X. wi1nIh.ing, at tempt, of yours be
! IS q y. Shy 3ith liz siKcsaitseo oef emotion mot
y. It I IbeI: :. Tknow al about it. it, i've
{ lfeceiYed eyed young gentlemen callers in
!. my day yes, and enjoyed receiving
T Them, b. if eyer d. girl did. I'd think oil
day, that perhaps John, Tor instance,
might come, in tho evening, and on
those Occasions i'vee gone down to toa
with a rose, Bid ip my ny hair and hap
py hptter in. ny heart. Yes, s., a, and I've
started at the ring Of tho. door-belI,
and when ut last he came in, smiling
and bowling, 1'vs' looked just as if I
'ddn't cars' a singleHbiy,. oThere4 were
Others ttoo-not ;JohnA!by any means,
bat'friends who were always iweIcoh 9,
and'%ifomit was rightgoods and ID plea,
sant tosce. But t'that fatt9 9aidh't make
Hull Ind 'vofa saAr' soamniic ,faW; it
didRfsdfdke keFfathe ratiida ah8otRer' 'Wiltip5
that Che if0uas ''sk0hd yee open stiif
FstnRdhigBts7B dfdnSt Stmaks IT desirable
'sbatT sRodldssoePan anfsbuks ids dsSssss Ssssss1yL
i, |,aoaly's aaood,mDrnisg," Wien, Witb
fthf8bbihgagad 'ahd Weary sfes, I
asesme tfowh 'lhteb"@ BreaEfastna No,
ayod' haay be- asurs' itodidn't. u gea;Y:t4s g;: !.
.Hdnte.N .Tasy :7dscas 90 sokastq
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Poor Pooahontas q is: being cruelty
assailed just now. Writers who pro-
fess to know everything, insist that
shet was a graceloss. little tom-boy,
who, was, accustomed to amuse the
foreigners by turning "coachwheels''
in other words, turning head over
heels, Ike the girl whom Hawthorne
saw at Greenwich fair, OF the girls
whom anybody may see any day in
che summer Of autumn on the road
between Brussels and Waterloo; only
that the British and Belgian hoydens
at all events, wear clothes, and Pooa.
hontas did not Captain John Smith,
we gre now assured, >, was o humbug,
a. apd Roephyontas pthynt no better, We d6
not feel qualified 10 make 9 bsttles fol
[ths, ,tEaditienM1 Pocahontas abet we
~ imeen 10 maintaip hsr,s aAeyarthslesA,
( ssd e.tJ pttsEly decline te aeeeps alttls
ltggpbljRg tgpilolIpsli pilblIg lilpy,ty ip beg stead ~
l|ys yeadsYYiilF dsYiFht sthaaees ip qqisialg aeabia
ltKlzls ltKlzssplds JET asis iasaEI h'stse s59ps
! s8SY1 ssIs.skd .ids s s. Al saessasssI "a
l|Rp9f l|Rp9flas 81 akssS2siP S eli HTsd nf9tA4h
thaaa2a "a aMd ,SaelP 9 hs.ss oba
tween the iaEns ,iaEA the. re- psdls
and y & { very ssa long sas spine Z
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"A MELANCHOLY 4 ACCIDENT. Aa;r;E, F.: - On
Friday evoning, about 8 o'clock, d ia ia
tai accident occurred at the Eorty1; 1;-or one
Mile Turnout, Oh tho South Carolina nn
railroad, resulting in the death Of Mr..
Baxter, Who, for many years occupied
the position of: pump hnindels asIthat
freight train had f1st
taken water and -wasr backirigdon' the
Ftarn.out to'aliewtbe7nighe passenger,.
train to pass, when Mr.. Baxter aat-
tempted to. jumpgon the.reap car, but
missed vhis, footing ssndo fsllsiona tho
track, the whole trAin4o2 stwepty+slx
cars passed oYesJbiab oay.s.As sflera
on the COW catcherssa tho hodys and
called to the engineer to,stop This
was instant!yxdape, and the On sinees.,
Mr.. George Baxter,- jumped off and
|I ran to- the spot, sQp tprping,the bod :
and recognizing the featpses. be ex.
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Cor. Charleston News.. yes ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-30
Hofes from Richmond.
EoR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

For THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
RICHMOND. May oct was asserted OF
renorted, last night, upon what some think, Is
good authority, that certificates OF election
would be given to the Conservative candl dates
at the late election, because by the Throwing
ont" Of the vo.cs Of one Of the precincts, at
which there was large Radical majority, 1.-THE
ballots cast there having been destroyed by un'
known nartin=. during disturbance, while the
h,vrs we're h.in. clrried frJm the precinct TO
Che Civ HalD and which, therefore, was not
counted in the canvass, and leaves CoEScrVl'
tive majority in the city and elects Messrs'
T. rScn and his associates On the ticket. 1t Is
~ BE- lopcd, however, that We have sen the
cni Of Richmond difficulties.
The Senate Investigating committee on the
"brlberv and corruption charge IN the aich
monl Whr have concluded their laoorS, louou
uo louudatio whatever Tor the charge Enu
cnpsurr the Wing for its unWarraDtcu asser-
ton. The report together with the evidence
will be presented to morrow,
After m5rc than mont. OF controVclsy,the
};Il waving the forfeiture OF their charter oy
IN, Alovar1ria and Fredericksburg railroad
itnununv and granting them tho rlRht 10 eA-
tend their road to some point on the fotomac
between the cities OF Alexandra aud aShlne
ton, has passed the Senate, with proVlso re-
uuiring that the road shall first be built be-
tween Alexandra and Fredericksburg, before
work on the extension shall be begun.
Private matters will hardly receive further
attention at this session of the Legislature: 1t
being the wish of neary all, that the tax, license
school and one or two other absolutely neces-
sary bills should &c acted upoa, aud an ad
journmcnt take place
Notwithstanding the State no longer lends
her al! in the construction of railroads, the
number Ct charters asked tor is in excess OF
that Of any previous session, and it one half OF
those authorized, arc built, the old Common
wealth will inlccd te ne. work OF roads ruu
niny into every nook ard corner, and granting
facilities not enjoyed By any other State in the
Union. But il is feared many Of the charters
will perish with the paper on which they are
written, altcr having the State put to consider
able expense in Icgis!ating upon them.
FAIRFAX.