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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

THE DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA. fol-
lowing order is made public from the head
quarters OF the army:
1-Re Senator'S and Representatives, from the
State of Virginia having been admitted to their
respective Houses ol Congress- the command
known as the First Military District has ceased
to exist.
By direction Of the President, the States Of
Maryland, Virginia, West Virgiaia and North
Carolina will compose the Department OF Vir-
giuia, under the command OF 5revct Major
General f. II. $. Candy, headquarters at
Richmond, Virginia, aud will form part Of
the Military Division Of the Atlantic.
Commanding officers OF all posts and detach
mcuts now serving in the limits OF the new De-
partmcnt, will report to General CInby for in
strucions. The companies Of the Sth infantry
now serving in the State Of North Caroliua,
will BE- relieved rs early a. possible, and report
to Rrevet Major General A. ii. Terry. com
manding the Department Of the South, for
orders
BY command OF General Sherman:
r.. ID. Townsend Adiuant General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
BY command OF General Sherman:
r.. ID. Townsend, Adjuant General.

WASHINGTON ITENs.-Captain Hall, the
Arctic explorer, with an Esquimaux man, wo-
man, and child, was at the Treasury Depart
ment Yesterday.
The Secretary OF the Navy issued orders yes.
terlay which resulted in the dismissal from
employment at the Navy Yard, OF upwards of
five hundred men and boys This has caused
great Consideration among the employees
The bill to grant $50, 900 for the'relef OF the
poor oi the District, passed by the Senate on
Friday, was brought mp in the House yestcr-
day by llr. Cooke, Of Illinois, chairman OF the
Committee nn the District upon which he
sought to have action, hut there hcing oppG-
sitiun. it was, nron :! DIVISION referred Tor
consideration to the Committee Of the Whole.
Great complaint Is made that la'ly Vi >ltors
who go to the Presidents, House to see The IN.
terror Of the Mansion are, not alloweI TO SIT
Tor moment on the chairs or sofas, no matter
how fatiguCd they may be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

A Il. S. steam rc"oAu" enter passed mp Il
WASHINGTON to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

AFFAIRS IN HAYn.-Salnave family, con-
si.ting OF his vile, mother, and eleven children,
together with many fugiiives protected y the
American Consul, have sailed for lnaqua
From thence they will 20 to San Domingo, ut
the invitation Of Baez. The merchants Of
Port au. Prince have offered Government gold
to pay off the crews ofthe vessels. The money
was accepted u. S. Minister MIR. Basset
attempted to obtain the body of Salnaye for
proper burial by his family, but his request Was
denied, aud his house surrounded by an lniuria-
ted mob, threatening to kill him for insulting
them.
A dispatch from Port au Prince says that the
work OF the military commission which tiled
Salnave and sentenced him to death is not yet
ended The cases OF several of his generals,
aud of the ul1st promineut and Influential OF
his friends among the civilians, yet remain to
be disposed Of At Jeremie Il large number 0l
those unfortunate people have been put to
death, and at .Jacmel more than forty OF them
are in prison, doomed to die on an early day.
The spirit of vengeance has been fully reused,
and the victorious revoulionists have expressed
their determination to crush out the Salnave
party. The Cacos are crying out Tor blood, and
unless more moderate and mercifu councils
should prevail than those ruling at present, d
reign of terror may be expected in lIayIi.
This is the delightful county which the
Ra heal leaders want to be acquired by and an
nexea to the D. s., and "proteotel' hereafter
at Il vast expense Of human lite and treasure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
tSis"EEDE SALES.
~ RUS EE' : 5 Z l. :

b. virtue d y deed Of trust, dated October
wife, and Only recorded, the und eTsi I q
the 9TH day OF February, 1870, in from! Of tnr
Mayors Office, in tho city of Alexandris, at |!
o'clock m. offer for sale, by public auction, ::
TRACT OF LAND, in Loudour county, Va,
about ono mile north of Guiiord depot, A. l..
6 H. 4. r., with small LOG HOUSE tn
thereon, containing one hundred and for AZ.
ty [l1Ul acres, more or less,
TERMS CASH as Ia SO much OF the proceeds
OF sale As may 10 necessary 10 deiray tho cy-
penses Of trust and to pay $500, with accrued
interest and the residue in three equal pay
mcnts, 10 become due As follows The first, Oct
- 1870. and the other two payments Oct. 2jtn.
1871 and 1877! respectively, with interest from
Oct 20, 1869. JOHN w. GREEN.
ian 15-td Trustee.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
In pursuance Of 4 decree ii the Circuit Court
nf Fairfax county, pronounced ut It's November
term, 1863, in The suit of Coleman, Trustee, VS..
Coleman and others, Tho undersigned Will oI!or,
~ public sale, u: Fairfax Court House. on
MONDAY, the 2lst daE Of February, lSt"
Court day, tho TRACT OF LAND formerly
belonging to Charles r. Coleman, containing
lLH acres.
This land il in desirable noighborhood, "l
good quality, with tolcrsblc improvements ,hHd
adjoining the lands of W cbstcr, Newman and OH
| cIs, and is situated about two miles from Hern-
don SUTTON, and in country much sought ALT"
| by Northern sctttora "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

The Radical papers 4 few days since gave an
account Of the killing OF revenue officer in
Geor:ia by some rebel assassin 1t turns
emf that the Revenue officer committed suicide
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

The Consolidated Bank OF louisiana at New
Orleans has been robbed by burglars Of $jo,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
ETA Rl.iSliED Isle.

MI. very barge and comprehensive stool;
Il Carpets, Matting&, Curt'ins, Emgs, Oil
Cloths 80, upper il""ra.
Washington -. g., Jan u ~:!NwiL
ugeOME AGAIN, HON +: hGAlN, FROM
= FOREIGN :iIlOI:E.'
VI hlIHMH. after I.inE business here i'r
several yeg!s, left. Year !tgJ l. better hIs con
I;i"il, "a he supposed, and l"rnL"i III Bait.
more: hrt from rXpcr fence has learned that "id
ArynnIri. i: the best p:rcn yet; and, therefore,
iIr. rnt;lrntL and rrup"ncl mt tho spa"I"u. store
n, - XII" street = lew doors .1nv" w Atrr,
q DR.. C,uk'a old strnd, whcrn ii" will Keep ON
han. n general assortment Of FlIENlTU KIN,
TIL WARE, S1bV ~, CLOTH Nc, &r.,
nni ur"i:.,..I To- purchase, l"r cash, RAGS,
MEra IS. NiIhMIIIlEE, El.DT!llNG, &c.
ian :r-lu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

The vote on tho Currency bill, pending in
the Senate, will probably be taken to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE.--Thc phiH-
daphia Ledger OF yesterday says: Though
the anthracite coal trade is still quoted duil at
weaker prices, the production OF coal is on the
increase. What is not little singular in the
coal trade, is that while the prices OF coal at
the mines and toll charges are lower and stead
lily declining, the retail prices in this city have
come down comparatively little. Ii i, not 10
when prices at the mines and toll charges 60 up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

The Richmond Wing contends that no order
# the late Commandant of the late District No.
7 Issued 4iucn the demise OF sand district, or be
fore, 10 act after that demise, has any sanction
or force whatever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

The editor OF paper published at Havana
in the Spanish interest was murdered at Key
West by Cubans yesterday Before lis death
lie wounded three o.! his assaians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

Yesterday, in the House Of Representatives,
4 resolution cnnlcmnng the financial policy Of
the Administration, and in favor Of paving tho
five twenty bonds in greeubacks, was laid on
the table hv vote of l..?,3, to IT,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

AN ANTI.SLAvERY REJOICING camc of in
Boston the other evening. ltthcsc ti.slavc-
ny people, now that slavery is dead and gone,
can think OF nothing better to Do than to harp
upon that old string Of the abolition agitation,
We would suggest that they tura their attention
to the condition OF the operatives in the New
Eoyland factories. Perhaps they might find
h those institutions nd field for their phi
lanthropJ. --Atv lorh Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

SENATOR JOHNSTON, OF Va, AND THE PRES
lDENT - Senator Johnston, OF Virginia, visited
theWhite House yesterday morning, and was in
troduced to the President by Adiulant General
Williams OF the War Department. Senator
Johnston thanked the President in the name
OF the people OF his State, for the course he
had pursued in reference to Virginia, and said
that he cana 10 nay his respects, with an earnest
feeling Of friendship Hc President shook
him warmly by the hand, replied that he Ind
done what he conceived to be his duty. He
said, 81 knew your cousin, John Proctor John
ston; he was classmate OF mine at West Point ;
he Was killed in Mexico; he was gallant
soldier and good man" IL know your un-
Gle, General Joe Johnston; is he doing will in
New Orleans?' The Senator replied afirna
lively, The President entered into quite a
lengthy conversation about the agricultural,
mineral and manufacturing prospects OF Virgin.
ia. lilo said he thought she could be made one
of the greatest and wealthicst States in the
Union. He added There is the State Of
New Hampshire. Shesuses every creek, stream
and river; every foot OF land and coast Nir-
GINA ought, and | hope will, follow her exam
pie"
Senator Johnston assured the President that
the people OF his State were actively moving in
the matter of internal improvements and man
ufactures. and that he was sure great and sue.
cesslul results would be realized.
Mr.. Fitch, of Nevada, yesterday introduced
in the House q joint resolution of sympathy
~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

The House committce GU the Judiciary has
agreed to report a bill to return tu Mis-. K. f..
Lee certain articles formerly the property of
Gen Washington, which We're taken from Ar
lington by Gen. Mcdowell, in the early part Of
the war, and are now in be poSr=slou Of tn" To
trrur liriartmrli
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

Mr.. Morgan introduced bill in the House
yesterday to abolish the Department OF Agrl,
culture, which was read twice, and referred to
the Committee on Agriculture. 1t provides
that the Commissioner of the General Land
Office shall take possession Of all property be-
longing to said department, and dispose Of the
same for cash, which is to be turned into the
Treasury. This to us, is an unexpected move.
We had thought that the Agricultural depart
ment, undcr'its present management, was get
ting to be quite popular.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

In the q. S. Supreme Court, yesterday,
WIN. N McVeigh, plaintiff in error, vs.. the
u. s. Ordered by the court that the motion
fled by the Attorney General TO dismiss this
cause be denied. Alex. Y. +. Garrett claim
ant, plaintiff in error, W. the II. s.; Wm. N.
McFeigh plaintiff in error, W. the II. s. The
Mr.. B. Il. Curtis, Of COUNSEL ior the plaintiff
in error, aud continued by MIR. Assistant At
tornev General Field, for the defendant in
error,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

Tie House of Representatives having ad
,nitttd, by resolution, Mr. Mckenzie, the Rep.
resentutvc from this district, to his seat, and
lie having taken the required oath, it is pro
bahle the Committee IN Elections will make
short wnrk of the contested case now before
them, and report acc0rGlng to the decision
which has uIrrauiv been made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

Mr.. Fitch, of Nevada, yesterday Introduced
in the House joint resolution of sympathy
with the Cuban cause, and requesting the Presi-
dent to issue a PROCLAMATION recognizing the
beigcrency Of the Cubans. 1t Is understood
that similar resolution will be presented in
the Senate during the present week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
n K u ) y +. E's: 5 A j. b
I.y Green az Wise,

Real E.tate Agents md AuctI"nctr-.i
DY VIRTUE or DEED or TRUST,
ID ,l.,tcI January :" 1865. oxocnt"h by u. sI"-
ran and wife. AMI duly rccuricd, the uhher-'
~ignci. Trustee therein NAMED, vail, on
TIIU R@DAi, the 81 day "i February next
in from, Of the Mayor. Office, III the city ol Al
rX4rdrir Virginin offer for saI:. BY pubic
auction, IT." l"'I"wirg property w: a l'pf
OF GI;nU.'D ia sud city. wlh EKlEk Ssx.d
SrDtt. rad DWELLING tA1rnon, he ssIK
.nnin. on tn" south sid" Of King It. 40 feet /"
the wc.twar,! g! FnirlnA sLrcrt. - feet ir"nt
nIG 81 feet deep nnd occupied by =. Murar:.
The said property Will be sold 10 paw n debt Of
5000 mnl what Interest may have accrued, Sc
cured by sad deed t. Mrs. Margaret !. iiHli.
win Terms cG h. w
GEORGE w. BRENT,
ian I'D Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

i~%. l.. GHIGG,
MEHrIihN Mt TAILOR,
80. SOUTH ROYAL STKEE!,
ia! Just received good lin" Of
CLOTHS,
ChS:5!MEkES,
and V ES'rINGS,
for scntcmon's wcar, 20 which he invite. al
tcnt!On. oct Att
WHlTH GOODS
We ASK especial attention g Our stock oil
.!ackonc! Cnlnbrirs.
Plaid and Striped C.mtric..
N&lnso"k huslins with :, variety 81 good
in this line.
Gail and examine them nj
ian = ROBERT j.. WOODS.
MA ETHD, rs GOVERN E$S in ny family, a.
II LADY, competent TO teach Sour children,
l:lwr"n the :.gc3 OF mad II years. She viii
b" - ;."Ct"l 20 leach two Of them On the paHo.
"."."."':""s %;v"n anA rr,iuircL. Address
kOHT. BENTLEY, JR..
GuilfyrI, Lnuioun county, IA.
I.,j!.;uun CO.. jan 2l--co1t
Lg'"E A"T@ A IfTE slzE5 AND QUAIL
cocoa, RATA \, sc.
E%i"' trd to-day another 1T Of
TAHAi:b RATTAN MATING, al
an ~ WILMER y SLAYMAkEk'S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
~
@crl6bniB unb Gpr.

@rc6flr0 Mleronoer lag nod pic GER
broden uuo 3cr19mettert 3u ben TUeen
Der &ailcrin Ia. Nber als Die TbUrc ne6
Gpr;immerS ild btnter Nrfarom 9e19lplz
fen bate, nei9te &atborina f@ gu Jpn
MEIER, uno nit e%incrin9lt9er Bittc unr
FAINTER @emolt n6tbi9te fe ibn> f& III
erbtten, ieinen S&mer; gu l%termincen>
il@ ;ur Ga1un9 III 3pin9en.
~Ga0una" rief er nit b6bnil6en 2a<
den, uTa0un9, pen1 oa6 Mdb9en Nell
Dies t@ ltebe BON roben 9enterSbdnoen
5erF ei1&t Miro"
uMein Sobn>" ia8te &atbarina bob
beit6Sou> ~Du bof DID fall9 ousee<
cridt> Du rcuteft ia9en: uras Wdrz
den mel6es i@ atliebt babe :" cenn ce
1T unmoali@, eob Der @robfurf Mleran<
Der Elm Mlo6en lieben t6nnte, mel4ea
iid zines 9tmeinen @erbre9en6 l9ulrio
sema6t bat! Ge lit unmS9li@> oub mein
Ibronfol9er unp Grbe cine 0emeine
Ditbin liett, mel9e 3ur Nu6ReQun9
AM Stranger, uno sur &nute Yerurtbeilt
it,"
Mleranoer fabte NIT ieinen bcioen ,itt<
ternpcn6 dnben ben Mrm ber&ai( erir unc
nit ttm mirrtn Nusorud eines @abnz
f%nni9en> NIT weit aufatri1tnen Musen,
NIT Sudtnoen, bla6tn 2ippen ftarrte er 1e
an.
uMutter," ia9te er nit btiierer, tpnlp<
fer Stimme> ufe 1T cine 9eneine Ser
bre@erin> uno t@ litbe fe bod @ie 1T
eineDtebin unp i'd ltebe fe bod @enn
Sbr fe an benpranser feut> 70 bel9tmpf,
Sbr ben sutlnftt9en &aiier Don @uB>
lamb rpennT Sbr fte nit Der &nutt i9lagt
10 aerfeil@@ ibr mein 6er;, unb i@ bin
g. wel@en Sbr 3Q@ti9t unp i9dns
bet. Sd ia9e Dir nno i'd piepers
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
Isle buben nod ntbtS befannt, Maz

NV VuOtl HUW NIDlc p11AA"'' A'"~
ic0Gt> oter Der Yetrtfam, ben mir NIT
NIT leinen 9citoblenen Ycrleni6mud 9ez
faB battcn, her 9etritop bat NQe befannt
uno feline Betenntni0e t{umen 9enau
NIT zen Mu6la9en metxer Spione iiberz
Elm. Dem:ufol9e 1T ben Serbreaern
audi beute Mor9en ibr urtbcil 9efaQt.
Der petrifcm 1T gu Sebnjabriser Depprz
tatipn no6 6itiren, neil er %ment9itenS
reumutbie fem @erbreden befannt> unc
es nidt se>past bat, nod ferner purd
fuede5 2eu9nen feline S@ulo gu rer9rS
bern."
ul1no bic onrcrn Bcircn> piejeni9en
wel9e lcuonen 2" fraatecie&ailerin, mas
Qe@btett NIT Zen Mit 9}erii9tow unc
{einer Ecdter?"
uDloietdt> fc 1no nad 0eieb unc
Ne9: perurtbeilt> III lebenslan9li9er De-
pcrtaticn na9 Sitiren, CUR 1fentli@en
N%u6lelun9> uno CUR 6Hentli9en &bz
0rafuns nit funfli9 &nutenbitben."
Gin S9rei, Gin lautrr, 9euencer5d
ertSnte Yon Der @anp bcr> ra8 leben6
9robe Bilenib @;ar peter ot6 0rcben
lprano auf uno entleBt nit &crjweifun9
uno 3prn in ben Mienen> fir;te Der
@robfurl t @ltronber bersor uno mari
f9 su ben Glben Der Gsarina nteper.
u@naoe," 1ebte er, bic 9erun0enen
6Qnre III BET &Qiiertn erbebenr, u@nare
fir Natalie> penn Du ni@t miuf, pub
i6 mid bier gu Deintm Glbtn e.
morre!"
u@eb' binoue, Mrfarpm." REF biz
&aiferin nit, einem sebteterii@en @int
na9 ncr Tblre bin. u0eb' binaua
uno rebe Dir, 1rtnn Du iraeno einen'
Menl9en rerrdtbet masDu bier 9elebeu
@eb'."
uT(ein>" 19rie Nltranrer ~ntin> tr 1cu
ni4t eeben> Ct lou bleiben> renn cr wirr
lonit bin9eben I'm RE Grttutipn ouasu:
fubren"
vNrfarem>" fragile bic &aiierin, ~menr
wenn fol- bic Grecutien %tattfnrtn e.
uSn elmer Gtunce uno in meinem8ct
lein, nathrli9."
~@eb' in5 &or3immer unp warte> bic
i6 Did rufe> ltnce einen Otiuer 2euts
unc lalle befeb!en> oub ile nit her
meitern @orridtunaen eer Grefutior
marten loutn ti6 Du itltcr tomm(
@eb'"
Mrfarow nei9te ii9 titf bis ;ur Grct
1hli@ rann leile binau6 in BEN 8or1aa'
unc trft hort erlaubte CT fld ooS 5aup1
;u crbebcn auf mel@em Gin Au6crud
9rilnncr S9aoenfrcuce er9ldn;te, nib
reno feline auf9emprfenen Qippen murmelz
ten: ~Da6 9robe Drama 1T in 8ewe=
9un9 9eleBt uno AUDI Der @roefurtNler:
amer bel meineu Marionetten, rie id
nod 8elieben tan;en la7e ! @d e wirr
Elm i&Sner Sang rpercen> menn bic Smut
niereriauit ouf Rem feinen weiEtn &lder
letner S96nen!" uno Nrfarpw ladte
m1breno rrinnen i'm @emade eer &atle>
Tin riess5eele rc6 @rpbfurten rang mi
tbrer I%pre6pein!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
r @celen @eli9feit> fe 1T unidul>

ner @eelen @elisteit> fe if unidul>
pi9"
Damn fam i'd ie allo ni9t te9naoiz
gen." 1a9te &atbarina nit ~frenaen Son.
pann muB bo6 @eieB, melde6 ridtet uno
1traft, 1einen 2ouf boben une e5 1T jebt
9enu9 re6 unrStbi9en 0erere uno rer
nuBlol cit @prtc."
6ie ma9te Elm paar S9ritte no9 ber
Tbure bin, als moue fe lelber 9eben> Dr.
farcm gu rufen, atcr Nleranber 1prang
wte Elm oereister 2Ime tu piei ct GbIre
bin uno beoedte nit leiner boben i9lanz
fen 0etolt rem Orif CUR &linfe.
uDu hit alto pbne Grbarmen> pbne
Mitleir>" la9te er sdbnetnirl6enp uno NIT
lammencen Bliden. uOu meibt allo
ni9t, rab gu MIDI, Deinem Gbrpnf pl>
ger Suolcn Der 6Hue eroulcen l6Bt> urr
pob cicle Gtunpe metn Scr; ouf
emi9 rcrb1rten uno ;u Gte}n critarren
mirp.
Sd mcib nur, rob e5 tc( er lit, menn
ra8 Ser; res neutrality-suspicious. suStein
rsrbartet, ais rob er elmer Gntebrten> Ell
net Gel9dnpeten feline 2iebe wetbt. Bir
lno jeBt ~ Gnce> @robfQrit Nlerancer,
unritei Der betli9en Morrnna ron &az
fan uno tei 9(Qtn> mas Dir unr mir bctz
liza 1T im6immcl uno ouf Grren> 1hpDre
ib Dir ries: penn Du ni6t in rieler
Ter Gtunce fir INNER unb fir ale 3etten
Deiner 2iebe entia9f, renn Du ni6t
metnen Wun19en uno ben Wunlden
meine6 @plfe5 Did fi9ft uno init rem
@erl1tniB elmer ebenburti9en prin;el1n
bic 3utunft uno Sbronfclse Rublanp5
(f9erN, menr1 Du ni6t beute> nein, jebt
I sleia> Did NIT Der pr{nse1in . Sd
ben pcrlobf; 10 miro ra6 urtbe1l cn Na<
talie Nerilhfup rcufredt> 10 miro fe am
Stranger 9elteut, 6fentli@ Dor aOer @elt
NIT rcr &nute 9epeitl6t bis ibr Tleild
erfebt it, uno ca6 8lut tnStrDmen ber>
nteoerHicet uno bann-"
Mleranoer unerbro@ f1e NIT einen 9e!s
lenpen S6rei, feel pie rorn BliBe ser>
l9mettert> 5uiammen uno lag ia Dor tet
Sbur> ceren Nus9an9 er bate oertbeiciz
gen wouen.
Nort@eBuna foIat.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

@ir bitten uniern @orratb son.. &lei<
bern unb Furnishing Goods su 10 bic
20 procent unttr &oi1enpreis> ba &pir In
ben nd@feu so Ga9en paa @t(9dft obz
mtdeln werben. @belueS, Counters unp
Til@e werben biQi9 Sertauh.
@ba&. @etbe s g.,
80. 80 &obert Strabt 3piI@. 4. unb 5.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17


FnaF CoNaAnoAftoSLE oHUncH.--Tho
paslof, nav. Or. Rankin, preached 10 .
house well hllsd, above and below, from
Luke vilJsr''For he loyelh our nation, and
he hath built uh a synagogue" This CEN
turion was q proselyte from paganIsm, and
instead Of oppreasinR the jewish nation ho
fostered her religion unshrinklngly. There
fore the elders plead with Jesus, that no
would heal hla dying servant. The senti-
mont Of patriotism may have az many man
ifestations a. country has necessities. The
military hero q the patriot By excellence.
Bnt v there no pattiotlam except HAT What
.nan We say o. Che weary watcher in
ne ns Executive Manslon, during the wari
" him, also, who was the eve, The will.
the iaith Of the goyernmentai epoch which
he did 20 much 70 shape, who With yestal
integrity kept vlgils In war And In poaoe. a.
though he were tho solitary truatoo and
guardian, Of the nations inloIeslaf was
there no Particular IN The Legislative halls,
IN tho courts OF Justice, In tho onlces OF tho
public press, IN churches and houosi But
peace has ~ patriotism a. well a. war. In
stitutioha that have been Defended arc 10 DO
preserved and perpetuated. t.,.....T
The conservative influences OF nations
llfeare largely moral, What constitutes q
State ! Men that know their dnties and
their right. And man IL manly according
az he Ia morAl Tho moral element OF the
country carried the nation through the Royo-
lutlon and the rebellion, OF this moral ele-
lay tho baiia OF tho State. Our church,
polly e sequel and complement to the
war. Until tho abolition Of ilaTery Il could
not I've In the capital or In The South. II
mAknihed the Individual too highly. To
propagate y nov IL just a. much a duty Of
patriotism for us who believe In Il a. In the
war 70 60 70 the battlefield. We come OF
stock who lived and laborod and dled forthe
future. We can dothe sama. We can chow
that the blood docs not yet run thln-that
the race IL not extinct. -... ...... o..
AMER the sermon, the pastor stepped for
ward and prepared tho way for tho uNew
Y0arsa offering" toward the church-buildlnR
fund- In hheen or twenty minutes between
ak and seven thousand dollars wero pledged.
Senators aud membersof the House, strangers
And all, eVon the children, seemed 70 vie
With each other In presenting their offerings.
The scene was one Of great interOst and
noble generosity.
At s o'elock, Or. Rankin preached a dis.
course on Tho sources OF New England
civilization before the Christian Association
Of Howard UniyersityI also dedlcating the
chapel whero the services were held. 1nthe
evening he preached In the church on 'sTho
Human KinEdofn,n from Feel. xili13, taking
the ground that man by rOlgiousness alone
paria bis separation from the animal king
dom. The audience was large.
NIrroSLI. IKisu REPUBLICAN, AssociL-
fIoN.-We call the attention OF our 1ish
fellou-eltlEens 70 the advertisement OF this
assoclation, 10 another column, Announcing
Z meeting THIS evening Of Trades Union
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

" 0EHHRAL LAHD OERloE, Jan s,lsIO,
AZ uauAl, not an aeTe donated for the bensht
Of the DISTRICT OF OoluhibiA, Having no voice
In the oounolln OF the nation, we are dependent
entlrhly upon thOas whose whole attention IL
occupied BY distant aud distinct Interests, Aad
while they are unmindful OF our Interests In
great deal that pertains TO our welfare and
prosperity, yet no opportunity IL missed to
require our people TO oOntTibute their full
share 81 tho burden6 for the maintsnAneB and
gupp0rt of the uoYeTnmSut, CongrtiI has