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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
LEGAL ADvERT1sEMENTs
E.EoAL NOTICE .

Notice Is hereby given that s. Moore, Admin
suatnf on the estate of Caleb North. deceased
and u, y. Thornton, Executor on the sstnt,
uf =. Haskins, deceased, have filed thrt nr
eounte for tinal srWemcnt OF said estates, whirl
matter viii bc nv hcafirg on the 18th day o.
February. A. u. 1870.
oEo. {. PHELPS, Probate Judge.
JANUARY ~, 1870. pcsS sC
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
LEGAL NOrICE.

u ,HeAb NVAN b'-
Clara Darling. Administrative, ard0 Court Of
Gould VI. Lawrence, Administrator Com Plea :
ot the estate Of Wesley Darling. of Wood
deceased, plaintiffs, County. o.
Alfred q. Williams. Administrator Ci,il
of the estate ot Nelson Darling Action.
deceased, ani others, defendants
The defendants. Melissa Darling, Bcniarin
Darling, William Darling. Elizabeth Darling,
Frances V. Darling, Albart Darling, Julia w..
Darling and Lillian Darling, will take notice
that the plaintiffs aforesaid Afsvc filed their ne
uuon ON the lith of January. 1870. in the above
cutiucd action, and in the Court above named,
wherein they, said defendants, are implcadrd'
with Aired u, Williams and others, md that
they are required to answer by the 10th of
March next.
Plaintiffs petition sets forth mortgage on
Out.lnt number las, Of the town VI sburg,
in Wood Couoty, Ohio, cIcCut "a March 10, 1866
by Nelson aud Melissa Darling tn Wesley Dar-
ling, to secure SLl6 and interest thereon from
said date according to the terms of certain
note IN said petition described: that bv def
ciencynt one attcstinC witness Tn said mortgage
1t is in law an equitable mortgage nn said lot: (:
and that these defendants claim some kind or an
interest In said lot.
Said petition priys said Court NAV declare
said mortgage gond and valid lien on said lot
as against the parties thereto aud those claim
ing under them. and from the date vt its eNucu-
ton; that the same may be foreclnsed, an ac-
count taken by the Court &C the amount due
plaintiff on said note, said premises sold ut
Sheriff 4 sale, and the proceeds thereof applied
90 the payment of said uote and interest there
on due.
HAYNES, PRICE & EVERETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January II, 1870. 39fsiG
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
ONE-HAlF THE REGULAR RATES,

Our stock consists, in pant, Of the fulluN Co.,
goods
shaw lsl Blankets, QIiIIs, COttOnS,
cnS Tow els, Hosiery, Gloves, SkiYts.
NorSctS, SC. &C.
liVersplaIcd ware, spoons PIa-
ted On Sichlc silver, Dessert Ork s f.,
Five. hottie Plated CastOrs, HrttInn-
mia ware, Glass ware, Table and
rocket gallery, iu great variety.
EIegautt renCh ana German EA1>
Cy Goods, Beautiful Photograph LI-
buInS, the newest and ch OiCcSI
Iyleh in MOrOcc" VOivot Rim d :
ings.
Gold aud Plated JeNvcIry, of the
newest styLes.
We hare also ua'ie arrangements with some
ofthe lcadiog publishing houses, that will cna-
bic rs tn sell the standard and latest works nf
popular authors NJ ABOUT onc-half the REGULAR
price; such MS BYgOS, Mouss, nrnNs, MILTuN
anil IGNNYsoN's Works. in fnl gilt aud cloth
findings, and hun irr,fs of oihsrs.
Thea. and .rt.rt fl-i,s, ,Es
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
Notice to Farmers
The Lamb Knitting Machine!

Mr.. u. c. CARRoLL would inform tie ciri
arns of this vilinity that he has secured the
Agency of Wond County for the Lnlub knitting
Machine. His Sales Room will he fund at the
Store of Mrs. A. T.. Frederick, Prrrysburg,
Ohio. All kinds of Knitting done to order.
81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04

a Noble Tribute from senator Yates.
The editors of The Western Soldiers Friend,
published at Chicago, ILL.,, have received the
following n.ble tribute from Hon. RICHARD
YATES, L. $. Senator. Let every soldier in the
Land read:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayer'g Che11-y Pectora
For Diseases Of tho rhrost and Luns.5.
such ~ Coughs, Coi is, Whocpins
Cough. Bronchitis, Asihine,
end Connutu ntipn


end Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history OF
medi' Inc HAS ly uiius won 80 Wiitie pnd -odce.v
npun the confidence ~ mankind. .Is fiis eN~,sst Z
remedy for pulmonary complaint. T1irnuyi, n i,t
series OF wears gud gut~ny mot Of thr T1~cs Z z
n has tiscu hsler lmi higher IN t',;r estitf a.
hon, IA Il Gu~ bccN'aC hcttsr know %. u, rvrlg,
character and power tn cutv tbr ratirus sfe-us.t
of the lungs ami hrUat have 'naIn d sIopr nc ~
liable protector against tAcp. While bdautcd q,
inildor forms ut disease and % yUung Children ID =
NJ the same time Tie mpst cHctu1l nicely t,at ca
nc gwen Tor iu,pisit con uWpsiOn and the dan.-
Ecrous affections vi uic thrua and lungs. As pro-
VISION nga'nst suddca attacks Of CTOuJ,, IL shouLl
DC kept Oh hand w cvtry phmy and ipslse,l A. an
arc sometimes subject TO colds gtd ,JFtItrbs, ~
shvuli bc provided with this antidctc fDr lhsTnl
Although settled COnsuntp tpttoH L th1,iaiL irl.
durable still Great rnnbcrs of ra.cs whefv Ihe Al A
seemed scttlC,l, have beeu' ennps,iy et,r,l .
and the patient rpstorcl to sound health l,r N,
CHERRY pcctordt. So complete IA "a iva,trrS
over the disorders of the Lungs npd 'l'nrttt ,tst
The most obstinate Of them Si.ld to it, Nher aiShr
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry I'ec+
fordi they tuhsidC and dtslppcar.
SiH1Crs mud FW6tic Speakers fnd great pro.
lection FROM ".
-isthma Is alrays yeievcl spd often wholly
. cured by il.
Bronchitis n Generally cured hy tatng tbs
Cherry Pcctoruf IN small rnl herutNt inscs.
So gcnclally are us virtues known iihal ut nec,t
not publish the Ccrtilcacs pr them hcrc, do mnis
than aeeurc the public that r. qualities sse nllJ
maintained.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever nnd Ague, Intermittent Fever,
. ChSn Fever, Remittent Fever, DumJ
Aguo, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Hc.,
and indeed ell the affections which arise
nom mnlGrious, narshs OF miasmatit
poisons.
As Us name implies, Il docs Cure. and docs M
n.l. Containing neither Arsenic Quinine, fIismuG
Aiuc, nor any other mineral or poisonous suhstnRc.
Whatever y In nowisG injuries any patient. 1bs
number AMI importance Of Its cures it the age dis
nicts, are literally beyond account ana We bClicvx
without parallel In the history bf Aeue medicine.
Our pride is grothctl by the acknowledgements w
receive nt the radical cures effected IL olIstipSte
cases, aud whore other remedies had wholly fae,t,
Un9cclniatcd persons, either resident ILL., OF
travelling through masmntc localities, will be prOa
tected by taking the IGUE CURE daily,
For Itrcr Complaints, arising from torrdity
of tho Liver, II Is an excellent remedy stimulating
the liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il II
an excellent remedy, producing lnar:- tI7ily re-
mnrkablc cures, wlcIC other mclcincs had fnllcd.
Prepared by DR. j. G. AVER a Co, f'racticrl
and hnalytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and SOLD
all round the world,
PRICE, 800 PER hottie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE

In every nfluT amounting to rvrr $50, accom-
panied by The cash, the Agent NAV retain 90
andn every Orlir over slpO, $500 may be re-.
tanned 10
PA7 THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
Grand Gift Concert !
AT THE
SENcERRUND HALL,

Ptrrysbrg, Tuesday htumg, March I, 1870,
ny TINS
Saengerbund, Accompanied by the
City Cornet Band.
PHOGHAMME.
FART
l. Mountain Echo, Polka. a....... Fedprlein
hand.
.. Freihcit und Naterland ..........S SlanLs
Spugcrbund.
). Grand Cow-bll Eurlesquc, National airs
performed with ordinary COW bells.
SWngcTbund.
4. Der Fluechtling, baritone Solo. .Miiur
Prof. ROhner.
b. Jnbel.Chor ..'' .... .... OtlO
Smugerbumd.
PART IL.
l. Mazurkl l...... ...s,.tt...I -. Schubert
Band.
2. Fruelling's lcha ..............Abt,
SWuECrhund.
8. Ghnmpaigu. ualup .Iaberks
Prof UOd Tt'sB sGohner
4. srrcuadinE party interrupted by
drnnkard on his Say home
5. Drawing "f Piano,
There will be two boxes. In one vii! ne put
500 numbers, in The other, 500 blanks on one
ot which will be wrt;an " Piano" persons
will be- selected bv the audience who viii see
that all the numbers are placed in the boxes,
and the affair conducted in a Just and far way
y. frcie huuSt' ''..' .... zee, A pt.
SUngcr bUod daccompanic ed by Hand
The Concert viii be under the entire manage
mcut of Prof, Rnhucr.
TICKETS 81 90, which entities The holdut to
oncadmisslun, also tu one chance 10 the disw-
ing of the splendid rnse- wood piano, valued ct
$500. Doors open nt 8, +. VI. Tickets can he
had at tink kbginer's Store and from the Com
nittee. JOHN EBERLY,
GEORGE HOFFMAN. 0,m.
HENRY kISDERvATLE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
PERRYSBURG MEATSTORI

j. G. HOFFMAN s. BRO.
A RE at all times to he found at their head g.
N quarters un Louisiana avenue. They al
ways keep On hand an excellent quality Of Meat.
to which they invite the attention Ut all lovers
Of juicy Roast, or tender Stsak. Give them
. trial. 3Lz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04

Legal Procesdings.-we are informed it
is the purpose Of JoHS w. CASARY. Esq Pros
eeutng Attorney Of Wood county, Ohio, to move
q. G. PHELrs, Probate Judge of said county. foe
al injunction. restraining the committee appnin-
ted by judge PILLARs0frum proceeding father
in their investigation "f our county aifhirs.
We are also informed that it is the purpose OC
Mcssrs BIOwS & CASARY, legal firm doing
business at Bowling Gresn, Woud county, Ohio
to move the probate judge Of said county, to dis
solve the injunction recently granted by judge
PHELrs Of the 81 judicial District.
We are further advised that upon the arrival
of omr probate judge ut Bowling Green on Tues
day last, hc Was treated tn the oysters left over
fom the preceding Tuesday festival and in the
evening grand ball was given to commrmt-
rate the important event uf the removal of the
Seat Of Justice from Pcrrysburg TO the former
place. Judge PnELrs it is said opened the II
in Country dance bv dancing down and back
sgain. after which Mrs. b., crowned him with
a garland which he wore like Caesar Of old, du-
ring the whole evening.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04

IITEhave theonly set of Abstract Books
w now in Wood County containing COM
plets ISpEx to all Lots and Lands therein.
E49- Certificates OF Title given upon reason
able terms.
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles, paying
TaVes. &C., &c.
ICOUR desirable residences in Perrysburg
Il Price ranging from 200 to 81 800; for
gale by ROSS Il Cooh.
For further particulars, inquire of
ROSS g. COOK.
Business solicited. S1II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
STILL -AHEAD
OUR GREAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE

We want good reliable agents in every part Of
the Country. by employing your spare tins to
form clubs and sending us orders, you can obtain
the most liberal commissions either in Cash or
Merchsndise, and all goods sent by us will be
hs represented. and we guarantee satisfaction to
every one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from evory Gus
TONER and forward To us in advance, for Dcs-
crptivc Checks uf the goods We sell
The holders uf the Checks have The privilege
ofeilller purchasing the article thereon described
or OF exchanging Tor any article mentioned On
our Catalogue, numbering over 800 different ar
ticles, not one of which can be purchased in the
usual way fur the same money.
The advantages of frs; sending the Checks are
| these We are constantly buviug small lots ol
very valuable goods, which are not on our cata
Ogues. and for which we issuc checks ill all are
! Sold besides, in cycry club, We will put checks
lor WATCHES, QClLrs, liLAsEETs, DKEss PAT
| rEENS "r some other article ofcqual value.
| We donpt offer single article uf mcrchaudiSe
that can be sold by regular dealers AT our price.
| We do not ask you tu buy goods from us unles,
/ We can sell them cheaper than YOU can obtiin
/ them IN any other waY-while the greater pari
/ of our gOOds are sold Al ubnut
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04

Courtesy or the SheriT.-Thc gentle
men who sat on tho Jury in the PnILLIPs case
passed the following resolutions, as a mark Of
their appreciation Of the gentlemanly reitment,
received from Sheriff BRowSsDERGRR during
this protrActed trial:
Resoirei, That We hereby express our earn
eat appreciation of tie cnnSiderhte Kindness Of
Sheriff owSsBERGHR. whilst engag ID as jury.
men in the prutracted trial Of PnuLtrs Tor the
murder Of LUSpY.
R,'oired, Tha. this resolution be published in
the Perrysburg JOURNAL.
Mr.. FESroS handed MS the above too lat" for
publication last week. We, however, take much
pleasure in recording any special act Of courtesy
between the pc lple and their public officers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
The Cost of Criminal Prosecntion.- =

Through the courtesy Of GKo. WkDpEI.L, ESQ.,,
County Clerk. we are favored with the items of
cost to the State in the following criminal trials
The State of Ohio rs. Van Gorders. 81 49, 20
The State of Ohio ". David Phillips, Ss42 Is
II will be seen from the above that crime is
costly ia all its relations; costly to the criminal
costly to the subjects of crime and costly to the
tax payers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04

The members Of the Eureka Dancing Club
will meet at the rooms Of PowkRs & DoCaLAsS
this Friday, evening, to make necessary arrange
ments ror . grand Masquerade Ball on the 22d
inst.
The great Niltonian TableauE Of Paradise
Lost. gave two exhibitions at Bader's Hall on
"Wednesday afternoon and evening, and was pat
roniIed quite equal to the merits Of the exhibi-
-tion.
A citizen Of this place ralled on Judge
PnELrs, after the injunction was served on him,
md with the salutatons Of the day asked him
how he got aloug!" "As d----d please"
was the reply,
--wN. b. KETrH, Of Cincinnati, who has
bought and shipped large amount Of fish from
this place in the last two or three years, is in
town again, and is making preparations for eN-
tensive operations in that line the coming season
The Ice Crop.-That king Of Ice men, Mr..
J. Il. wKBB, has just filled his warehouse with
1900 tons Of clear and beautiful ice from the
Hydraulic Reservoir. The blocks average
about 10 inches in thickness. Our citizens may
look out for their ice-cream in the coming season.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04

The Probate JudEe.-our worthy Probate
Judge gave notice Of holding Court on the LIST
inst, and witnesses were subPEnaed from dis
tancc Of twenty five miles to testify on the ncca-
sion. Tuesday came aud found his Honor in
Bowling Green, whittier lie had fled ~ avoid
testiiying before the committee appointed by the
Judge of Common Pleas, tn examine the buSi-
ness report of the County Commissioners. The
loss Of time TO witnesses and the extra cost to
taxpayers. were of course to him very trfing
matters. The tax payers could stand that, of
course
an injunction prohibiting him from tranSactug
Official business at bowling Greon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
AIeteOrOIOgy.

To the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
Our small association of Meteorological o.
saryers who have been quietly at YORK !"l
some months past, and who have already Sc
cured big appreciation III the prop'r piHce;
a~e the oniy observers in all Virgins. embraced
in y inc formed by the Blue Ridge t. Lynch
burg; the james river to Richmond; thence W
ina railroad and Potomac to Washington. Al
the end Of this month We shall make nearly ms
many reports us arc furnished by a.! the 90
Servers in the State. 1t is greatly to be uesileu
that in the largo tract Of country Just mehl"
"a there are no persons acting in concert Win
~. Ifthere were but half dozen observers
located ut different points, tn DIR labors IN snort
time woull develop important results. "a u
practical fruit aud vine grower, KNOW lno
Importance Of extended Investigations OF our
climatic condition, somewhat changed aS thoy
are by destruction Of our forests, anal sinai!
This wear not only employ q Thermometer INA
Ksnguage rs heretofore but use Il HygromctcI
ID determine the amount OF moisture liz thr AT
mosphcrc. Now l say who will join NE a
single individual cannot accomplish much
thn more observers CT mparIng results tue bel
tor ANY person can begin those observations
with the outlay tor THERMOMETERS A ra'n-
y,mpe. with full instructions and the he"esS&ry
blanks will be iurnlshed. Inc iNoHth'y ,9pol -
nre discussed and reduced nv Professor Horny
and wo are sent ull the publications ny The IN
slilullon Oh the Subject Of Il etenro'ogy: Inc
i've number Of contributions" nearly i've
hundred pages qnarto, which ! received 't't
wr,L | consider worth AL tho labor ! hay"
oivnn to the matter for six months. Persons
Who have never made Mcte"ro!"gy - d, i|E
you'd DO benefited by reading small LOOK
| i,rnrtle-by's Elements which any OF our a.
comm dating booksellers will sMMpIly for MY
cents. a "Hygrometo:" aud "Vnro:r l''d"A; -
which will enable one without prrvi"ua study
to determine any degree Of atmosphere humid
y whether in Gh"SG i ls cst s. iGS hut wo
thor,HSo,no,rrs properly used with rcforcnce f.
tables, which will be furnished, will answer IN
q very satisfactory manner.
| But must drop this matter, having already
| trr,pusseI too long on your patience II
thought the discussion Of these topics you'd Dc b,
interesting, might give you other papers OF
| tho subject 1t is, however, Il WIDE held tina
lies before me, and fuar L could not do justice
unless ran into us great M nNtreme rs lh'
| nrotracted debates in the Council on the MGR
| i, of tho Seter Blouse Gao, u debate without
parallel in the annals Of legislation, unless We 81
regard that in tho u: T. Senate III i1<I--T w. 81
| Fnntc's resolution. Your friend. IL. &. W
| Vienna, Fairfax co., Va.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1870

We are in accord, IN sentiment, with those
who deprecate the unnecessary and premature
agitation of Federal party politics in our State
and are more than content to say as little
about them as possible. We prefer to devote
all our time and energies to assist in increasing
the wealth, happiness, and prosperity OF our
own State, and in contributing TO the advance
ment OF it's material interests. it's educational
improvement, and all such matters. Only
SPARE US the Requirement OF party atfilia'
ton with the ultra Radicals, in putting, prals
ing, or excusug their leaders, in fostering any
procvity towards their political views aud
policy. Ia abstaining as much as wo can, from
party politics, at this time, however, let there
be fair plsy. Let not that include "bcing so
immensely straight as to lean over to the
Radical sidel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
C,N,NCIaL% r..nM EfsC.AE.

ALEXANDRIA MAEKET, Fob. 5.-ln Flour
therc was but little doing this morning. For
Wheat the demand was molerutn with "ler-
inc, Of 1000 hrl1hel. rod which sold ut ~, l22,
III and l2j Corn Wa: dull and prices ~h"""d
q dac'irc Of 'a4c: River white brought SO; up
country mixel IS, 81 and 81, and yellow 81 ;
otI;,rinps of 4 500 bushels. Sale, of 100 bushels
Middings ut 38c per bushel. Nothing doing
in kyp or Oati.
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TI5H WHARF FOR RENT.

Tho Fish Wharf will ha rented. 1T pnhIt
auction, on the 18th day of fEBRUA ~ )
ut II "a clock m, in front OF the Mayor "'l''"'
GIr cash. in current funds. Kent tn commence
from the day of renting, and end on tn" hrst
day Of June, 1870 This property Will b" frnt-
ed as II now <tanhs, including the "hari "i ~.
A. Smoot, which has been cons!dara"lT cT'
tended and u.ed in conjunction with the fi,h
rrnuirrI I, furnish material for platforms sui.
icrnt t. accommodate the trnan No rr!vI'
lego for the sale oI liquors will be- granite m
coni>tcnt with Tho laws OF the Guy on tIi"I Iup'
ircl All passways must be kept open and free
from INSTRUCTIONS The rcntcr 10 erect no
buildings or less distance than 20 !cct from ne
eat front of the wharf, E"r ~ feet from south
front; nor doe; he have control over That pnr-
ton u! tho property now under lcn5" a ar
tirlrs lAndul ON the wharf for the mc "i the
city l., hu irnr from wharfage
ALLEN G. HARMON.
J. G.. CLARK.
=. N. GARWOOD.
j. =. AGNEW.
i'm :q-td Com. on Pub. Prop.
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RRIEIb.

February 2I, by Elder j. 4 Haynes, Mr.;
GRO. q. GALLElIER and Miss Il ARElt III
A. LYNN. daughter Of WIN. Lynn, CT. "l
Prince William county, Va
Nv Rev r. llernhon. Mr.. WIN G. RECTOR
If Fuun1licr co u Mrs MARTHA n n
HARRISON, Of Prince William county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

After his rejection as one Of the Justices of
the Supreme Court, by the Senate MIR. IIoar,
the Attorney General, visited the President
and expressed willingness to retire from the
Cabinet,it Gen. Grant so desredt. The Pres
ident expressed his disappointment at the nc
ton of the Senate, aud made known to the At
torney General his earnest wish that here main
in the Cabinet. In answer to question Mr..
Hoar said. II am going to remain with the
President"
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i'm .q--td
CCHOOL NOTICE.

S1CHUUTI NVTTNE.
MIR. JAMES MAcDERMID, native Of Scot
handy having completed tho first annual term
pI the school he established on tho 4th Of jan
nary, 1850 at the corner Of Pitt and Princess
streets, in this city on the common school soiI.
supporting husis, takes pleasure in informing
apprcciator; Of the past, or those DESTROYS OF
awaiting themselves for the future. thai he re-
opened a! the snmo plaza on Monday, tho 10th
of January. and will cndcavor t. continue It,
either by personal services rs heretofore or
those Of pnaliied assistant, until superseded
by common school system.
A. limited number Of orphans and those un-
rhln to pay the small saI.suppoIting fee, will
lie admitted gratis Il: before.
Admission by card obtainablc "a: the cho"l
house, ian 22-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

Some persons fear that the Radical leaders
in Congress are inclined to continue their ag-
gressive cour.e Of legislation. But, on the
other hand, the Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Gazette says that he has taken
some pains TO ascertain the status OF members
OF the Senate and House upon the question of
further measures by the Radical leaders, and
is able to state that the majority in the House
OF Representatives and minority OF considera-
HE and increasing strength in tho Senate are
,lisposcd MT last, to pause before taking another
step in the direction OF civil revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

The difficulty of collecting insurance money is
exciting some attention in different parts of the
country, especially.in the West. In part this
is attributable to the many frauds that have
been perpstratel upon insurance companies,
while on the other hand many companies per-
NIT themselves to be sued because they are
unable to pay, or in order to gain time,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

INCIDENTAL lew days previous to General
Rousseau's departure from Louisville. Ken
lucky, for New Orleans he called 90 the medi-
cal examiner of an insurance company In that
city stating bis desire to take out policy. In
hating his large chest. and striking it, he re-
marked: You needn't take the trouble to cx
anime me, doctor I'm in hurry; III live for
ever a doctor in Washington said | couldn't
die OF disease I'm sound man. sir" In
ninety days the General was dead.