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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-11
E>!EE1.

Mrs. JUDITH CARTER departed this life,
in the S0.h year of her ago, ut the house Of her
son in-law, Mr.. JAS. Magcath. in the city of
Baltimore, on Sunday week last. Mrs. Car
ter was Il native of Fauquier county.
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DEATu.-It Was with much regret that VIC
announced on Saturday last, the death OF Mira
Aun S. Mark, one OF The mos: respected es
teemed, and oldest OF the ladies' CT this cly
She leaves many relatives and friends who
will cherish her memory.
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APAKTNER for hee years, with a cash cap.
ital Of $1,000, for which he will be allowed Z
per cent per annum ard one fifth Of the 20
profits of n new WOODEN factory now III uccrss'
full operation in Piedmont, We. rr IL per cent
per mnnum for the lonn o. the m"ne7, sstis lac
torilv secured by mortgage, sc For par!lcu-
lars apply to SMOOT MlhhEh,
ap 1T Zeal Est Agts IL King street.
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in Rectortown, on tho 3lst ulLimc, by Rev.
d. Shoaff, Mr.. DANIEL II. GREEN 10 Miss
LIZZIE CHAMBERLIN, both Of Fauquier
county, virginia.
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REMARKs.-Flou7 is withou! change re-
ceipts ara fair and demand moderately active.
Wheat is steady offerings OF CAB blsho!s lod'
and sales y. l23 and 100 Corn is dull at u de-
cline offerings o! 4l2j bushel', with sales at
50, leo, lOl and l02; many samples were With
drawn; offerings Of 2!6 bushels yellow, with
sales at 100. Rye sod at lG0; offerings Of SOC
bushels. Small offerings Of Oats, and sales at 81.
Fish Market for this Day.
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BOOTS a. SHDES.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Tho subscriber has just oceived, and having
bought at gold rates, can afford to soil at price;
to suit the times, one Of tho largest. most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes
over before offered for saIo in this market. His
long oxpericncc in tho trade has enabled HIM to
procure u stock manufactured from the bas.
material. and in q desirable and stylish manner,
and on Lhemost favourable terms and, With ad-
vantagcs in his favor, he can sif)rd to soil ~
cheap as the cheapest. A largo stock otHEANi
GOODS, suitable for the country, TO which he
invites tho special attention of country mcr-
chants. All in want will do vel! to call at ID
King street.
NH 2I-im w. b.
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notice..
Newspaper Statements.

HOW THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH.
This is not an age when people bel eve or
trust whatever they see in the public journals.
Fifty or sixty years ago whom the accuracy CT
II statement that had appeared in one of the ga
zettes or News Letters Of the day, was ques
toned, it wa: considered y. sufficient answtr to
all cavil to say, 1T must be so, for | read 1t IN
the newspaper" 1t is not so now. Newspaper
assertions must ba verified before they aro TAX
ell for granted, and this is especially tie case
As regards statements setting torth the rarnediai
properties OF proprietary medicines. For cx-
ample: it was not until the tonic and alterallye
properties of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters had
been deliberately and thoroughly tested ty
with the printed claims put forth in its behalf.
that it was accepted by the public at large rs a
Standard Remedy. But when multitudes who
had resorted to it as q safeguard against maiA-
rious fevers, q cure for indigestion sEd bilious
moss, o means Of strengthening the frame,
cheering the spirits and impsrting constitution
al visor, csmo forward and testified that its
beneficial e1itctg had exceeded their most SAN
guIne expectations, Of course tho world below
Cd. TO resist such proofs was impossible
Grest care has been taken from tho beginning
not to o~uerState tho merits of the Bitters. En-
aggeration and bombast have been the death OF
survived They wore "weighed in the balance
and found wanting" Hostettsr's Bittcrs. on
the contrary, have never been announced in
| grandilOquent language as a cure for every pod
lily i'll, but simply rs a pure, harmless, yogeta-
Bile specific, possessing remarkable nvigorstlng,
regulating, anti-bilious and antiseptic proper
tics. This is exactly what the public know the
medicine to be, and its enormous sales is m
argument in its favor. ap 1l-eolw
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DAUGH'S RAW :.UEE PHOSPHATE.
- REDUCTION IN PRICE.

This popular Manure. tho original Raw Bone
| Phosphate, has boen thoroughly tested during
| the past fifteen years, and l. recommended with
| confidence 70 farmers and gardeners aa being
| equal 10 any Manure in tho market, both rs a
| crop grower and fertilizor.
l am prepared to fill all orders from u bag
upwards. Price s5l per 2O0O lbs.
THOS. PERRY,
NH L Agent for Alexandria.
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CITY M y ..

$. DEALHAM, Of King street, is now sell
ing his CLOTHING sndGENTS' FURNISH
ING GOODS at prices rating before the War.
Call early and secure your bargains. mh23
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Judge Of LOudOun County.

RICHMOND, April 1l.-Charles B. Ball was
to day elected by the Legislature Judge OF
Loudoun County.
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A purchaser for p snug little FARM, 40.
1923, of 80 acrcs, in Cuipcpnr county. Virginia I;
comfortable Dwelling. good orchard, vol en-
closed, &C. Price only $1,000 \ good bar
gain. Apply to SMDOr MIELEE
ap7-tf i."ni Brokers. ''2 h,nE street
SELh1SH OUT Al AND bHAo" o'S''
LAWN, d~r;,'mi"'d I" change ny prc SMb
business, | Will, rom this day untll mo ''sI "a
day Of April, clcsu out NY cEtlre stock 81
HOOpSKikES, GURIhT5, LADIES LACI
GLOVES, Of Vii de. crip:ions. Con-. ana COL
lars. Embroidery Of All kinds, Combs, fncRet
Books, Xii Gloves, J"w"lry. anh q iu'i l'''e "s
Fancy A5t;cirs ust ally found N y ny, cIsss
fancy store. ~ hn:''h"'
NH "a NJ. If4 kinG street.
UMILET .OAp'- !rrgr iu"nicr "f r'"Hlv
4 rrrfumrl 7. i;"t ",ir-. iI-t r"'"rv"' y: :,
for sale. bo:h whole ~" III! F"'s'' ~ rA'E':;'"-
NH x It.NhY & CO.
LEA Moss FAElNE i, suln By
= suG j. CLINTON MlLBuRN.
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!. .1HEFN III ~. 4 ,.

ns-Special attention paid 20 inc sale and OK.
change of farms ia Firginia and Mary md. and
of houses and lots in the city OF Alexandria.
m T-,f
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$1,000. S;Sa3 and &iGG,

They will be i:slcl rs CUWpOm B0nd@, pHVnbi'
to Bearer, md may be held in that or
Tho Bond may be registered in .#a name ~
the owner, with the coupons remaining ptyabln
to bearer attached. the principaL heinz then
transferable orig on the books y: the Company.
unless rcnssignod to bcnrGr or
Til. coupons m3y be GeLacicl and canccll@",
tho Bond maLo a permanent Registered HonG.
transferable only On !hn honha cf tho Company.
and tho interest made ray@bjn only /" thH re-
g;stered owner or his attorney.
The !hrrc c!ug:os will 80 known respectively
as
1t. "CUuPuN BONDS PAYABLE r"
BEARER
"a. "REGJsTERED RUND% WITHIOr-
PON3 ATTAOHEp."
81. "REGISTERED BONDS WITH co.,
PONS DETACIIEp." and should be so dcsiE
unted by Correspondents in specifying tho cl".2
Of Bonds de ircd.
They havo THIRTY YEARS u :un f-"rj
January -. 1870, with ~in!Hroet at six per cent
per annun from Hpvcmbcr /, 1850. PH!"ci-
PAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE T.: GOLD in The
city Of New York.
The interest is payable in MAT and NovxM-
Der. lha! It may take The place 81 THAT OF TIC
| earlier Issues of Fiva-Twca.ie:. ana suit tho
conycnicncc of our friend; wac "!ready hold
Central nnl Western raci!ic Bond with inter
est payable in January and July, and who
| NAV desire. in masking additional investments,
Ii have their interest receivable u! different sea-
sons Of the year.
Tho Loan j: secured By u lnortCngc.upon 'hI
entire Line Of Road from Richmond TO III" Dni"
River, with tho equipment and All other PROP
erty anG aprurtcn4ncas connected theT""'I"'
ASinking Fund Of 500 ~g per Hnnuin -.
provided 20. tho rodenp.i"n OF tho DoEssLr-,9'
take effect enc year after thc conP'o''oHs
Road. =, e..
| s2mmm win be -c5c7vc! nnl held III tTlss5 !"T
| thn RAJ .mption 90 outstanding bonus Yst"E
/ I;,n;n:u Irofrdi Rr:!soHE tonIPH"F 10"
,,orynd in the CHE-hrEAKE h*D OHIO
~ thc remaining S!3,Mu,IEl "A sutlcInrt
., " - will be sold Z complete the road 10 tho
| nnhin river. pcrfcct anl :inproro Tho portion
na,r in 0para,ioa, and thoroughly equip the
mnt",,,c for a large and active traffic.
TLc present price l. - and accrued in:nr'.!.
a Loan 80 amply secured, 50 carefully guard
| cd. and 80 certain hereafter 70 conmsnd {"
prominent place among tho !aTorlic seH,irIt''"
in the markets, both OF t"ia Country ana ~
rope, will hn AT once spp!ccT":Gd ana IU'S"'S
absorbed Very respectfully,
Easa & EsATaEz, Esaniscrs.
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Away with SpectncIes.-Old Eyes made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. Sent
post paid on receipt Of loo. Address
DR.. E. 3. FOOTE.
NH T-3m l20 Lexington Av., n. 7.
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Away with Uncomfortable TrusseS.
Comfort and cure for tho Ruptured. Sent post
paid on receipt Of 1Oc. Address
DR.. E. 3. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m 120 Lexington Av., N. \.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-11

rEVHE BARTLETT CHEMICALLY COM
BINED WARRANTED PURE WHITE
LEhD and ZINC, combining tho body Of lead,
ard the well-known wilderness and polish OF
zine. Put up in Is ID buckets and ECO 10 cases
No charge for packages Price reduced TO SlO
per lOIlbs. We would call the attention oftho:c
intending 10 paint to this de'irable article.
mar3i JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-11

I EVILS PURE WHITE LEAD; also, gen.
~now White Zinc, Colors of al kinds, 1insecd
oil. Boiled ditto, Spirits Turpcntine, Paint
Brushes, Gla&ors' Diamonds, Artists Brus hes
and Tube Paints. 4 full stock on hand and
for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-11

NOTICE-Pcrsnns having small 1MPROV-
IL ED FARMS for sale noar this city, or ly-
ing on or near the lines Of railroad lending here,
will 60 well 20 enter them at our Office, as We
hnvo frequent applications for property OF that
kind. SMOOT 81 MILLER
IN Ii ncNl Est. 4 CTS. No liz King ct.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-22
/. Probate Notice.

I'm consequence of the burning of the entire
/ records and papers of the probate ofice,on
the 18th of June last, it becomes necessary fol
Executors, Administrators and Guardians, who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, 60 renew their bonds. Those knowing
themselves interested In the matter, will
please giveit their immediate attention with.
ont further notice. W. T. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf Probate Judge.
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THE LADYiS FRIEND.
SPLENDID ARRAY OF TALENT

Tar LADY's FRIEND will continue ia
be devoted as heretofore to CHOICE lit.
ERAruRE aud the. .ILLUsTRArIeHs OF THE
FASHIONS. 1t will contain the latest
pssteros Of Suits, Cloaks. Caps Bonpess,
Head Dresses, Fancy Work. Embroidery,
&C., with Receipts. Mu>ic,and other mat
ters Interesting to ladies. The Music
alone is worth the cost Of the whole
magazine. 8,s
The LADY's FRIEND is edited BY Mrs.
Henry Paterson, supported By the fol
lowing
Brilliant Corps oS Contributors
Mrs. Henry Wood. author of Ess,
Lynne; Florence Percy; Mrs. Louise
Chandler Moulton; Elizabeth Prescott;
Emma B Ripley; Mas A.. b. Muzsey
Miss Harrle Boyer; Miss Frances lee
Pratt; Sophie May; Mrs. Margaret Hos
| mer: Frances A. Shaw; NJ b. BieeiowI
SJna Locke; Geneva; "Aunt Alice,
Alaands NJ Douglas; Harriet Prescott
Spotyord; Miss Eleanor @. DonnelI y; Miss
st S. s''orsy; Auber Forester; Virginia
+ Town send; august Bell; Miriam Earle,
A NJ Da va; Mrs. Fannie r. Feudge;
Miss Mary y. Prescott; Mrs. NJ. F. Amesj
Phiis M Case; A'iIa Wheeler; Marguerite
Harp; Mrs. Deuia on, &C., &c iss
NEW SuBsRIl.hRs who send In their
names for 1871 before the first Of jam
q \
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/. Sheriff Sale.
! Geo. o. b. Knots
vs..
James Knots ct al.

DY virtue Of an order 6f sale to me directed
from the court of cor mon pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, | win offer for sale, at tbs
front door Of the court hopse, between the
hours Of l0o'Olock a. M, and o'clock pm
on M .si,.s
sSaaeday,ths l7th d4yof December, 1870
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit, The east hal
Of the southeast quastar Of section thirty foul
township two range three. containing eighty
acres; also, the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter Of, section thiity-thres same
township aud range. containing forty acres
In all one hundred ndstwsnty arrss.
Appraised at s., 900.
- - ls GEoRGR CALDWELL,
nov1s~s, - esss y SHERIFF n. C. q. 9
-
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pfi6t jpista1k livacity ifor wit, thare
IL slasnt uzsmnch difference az thare IL
bekksespiiehtning and lightning bug
~k 96d6est III love y ~ fanie ~ ! hot.
tle ov ginger pop that haz stood sum
time with the corck pulled out.
.rbare . one kritters in this world
rnuze t oubles syu Kant console, and
that is setting hen.
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sss fs il i; EFT. HEIaDoLp, 4
Chsmist ana Dmnist offle yssu szperiaee
HELMBOLD's
Fluid Extract s..

u 1EE II >.
Tor weakness arising fsom indiscrstion. Tbe a
hausted povers of Nature which are accompanied
By 30 many aArning symptoms, 1m0nH which
VIA b found, Indispositiop % ExeEtion, Loss Of
Memory, Wskefnlness, Horvox ok Disease q
Eofcbodlngs Of Evil; II fhet, Universal Lassituda
RrosnAtion, and inability 70 sntsr into the snjoy.
nen0 Of soclety. $50 ssss5, !, ss,17-s
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C. q, Aezors 8 Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed was,ou Ine lth day of November,
lsi0, appointed Exesutrix pf the estate Of
2. q. Nszor, decd. .s;; ~ 1
.nov5w3. L0UfsA +. NEz0R.
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q l2lDIG saiI..
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offered 70 live msn. Rare
chance. Send stamp Diamond <. Co. vii
niirstcn, psl kzsSA sep2eus.
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The Consdtudon

odcs ssssssd Nfth osRanis weakness, ysduirss
sss a;a e Asais,a: e S;;segtess @ sc assiie!ss.
0UCHU inv6x1ably dDv n no tRsatDsnt = NJ
lhitted 70. Cpnsunpti tio6oe Insanity euusG
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31
Ebensburg, May 27, 1863.
EBENSBURC FOUNDRY
AGAIN I'm FULL BLAST!
NEW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c.

TTAVING purchased the well known EB-
II ENSBURG Fol NDRY from Mr.. Edw.
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged it almost en-
tirely, besides reftting it with new machinery,
the subscribers are now prepared to furnish
COOK, PARLOR g. HEATING STO YES,
of the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES, MILL GEAR
ING, ROSE and WATER WHEELS of every
description, IRON FEN cling. PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact all
manner of articles manufactured in first class
Foundry Job Work of all kind attended to
promptly and done cheaply.
The special attention of Farmers is invited
to two newly patented PLOUGHS which we
possess the sole right to manufacture and sell
in this county. anG which admitted to be
the best ever introduced to the public.
Believing ourselves capable of performing
any work in our line in the most satisfactory
manner, and knowing that we can do work at
LOWER PRICES than have been charged in this
community heretofore we confidently hope that
we will be found worthy of liberal patronage.
Fair reductions made to Wholesale dealers.
@ The highest prices paid in cash for old
metal, or castings given in exchange.
Our TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH OR COUNTRY
PRoDucE CONVERY, VINROE & co.
Ebensburg, Sept. 2, 1868.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31
JOHN p. LINTON

lsc@s ~ AT LAW, Johnsto,on, Pa.-
laklin oulldlng on corner of Main and
Etd aoo- t' opposite Mansion House.
IohuqtoT Entrance on Franklin street.
%Oo~n. Jan. 81. Ie67.-tf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

ANOTHER NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS
"A singular financial transaction occurred
in one of the dock offices day or two since.
By some means or other it happened that the
office boy owed one of the clerks three cents.
the clerk owed the cashier two cents, and
the cashier owed the Office boy two cents.-
One day last week the Office boy, having .
cent in his pecket, concluded to diminish his
debt. aud therefore handed the nickel over
to the clerk, who, in turn. paid half of bis
debt by giving the coin to the cashier. The
latter handed the cent back 10 the Office boy,
remarking, "Now l only owe you one cent. "a
The office boy again passed the cent to the
clerk. who passed it to the cashier, who pass
ed it back to the Office boy and the latter
squared all accounts by paying it to the cleI <.
Thus it may be seen bow great is the benefit
to be derived from single cent if only ex.
J pended judiciOuSly.-Bgfalo Express.
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MLAUGHLN.

|O6rn AT LAW, Johnstobon, Pa
Faer or n G,! the Exchange building, on the
EB w;m G,ihton and Locust streets-up
H. ,'a h, his profession.
a. 81. lS67.-tf
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months rom ddEe 0J SuOScflOtng:
.,rv one year, 81 90
INV .,ry, six months, l 90
NV INV, three months, so
T,,.s who fail to pay their subscriptions
= ,hr the expiration of six months will
v |.S,r,sl at the rate of $3.50 per year,
@ tIo,s who fall to pay until after the ex-
,tDr Of twelve months will be charged at
n.e Of $500 per year.
Twelve numbers constitute a quarter
.nty.fve, six months; and fifty numbers,
year. -
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I-OHD & CO., BanIxers.

6od Gil, EBENsBURG, PA.
Esr So silver, Government Loans, and
vel ~ uI1S'es' T bought and sold. Interest
|ar y. .o 70 Tine deposits. Collections made
r.s,s",e 'ss'",e points in the United States.
'erai Banking business transacted
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31
FOLUME f..
q Cambria Freeman
Will BE PUBLISHED

I-rvPY THURSDAY MORNING,
At Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa.
i, f4Oping rates. payable lcithin three
months from date Of subscribing:
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M. LLOYD g. CO..

h,.n, BANKERS, ALTOONA, Pa.
CO coIl On the principal cities and Silver
r.ua uo,U ior sale. Collections made
hi T. ,.;s( itSelved onsleposit, payable on de-
~. ~ without interest, or upo6 time. with
.'sSt at fair rates. anal
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

I 'sssi nal or business GardS, not
.l,eeljug 8 lines. with paper, 90
Hrusrg Notices, over SIX lines, ten cents
.ug.
Special and business Notices eight cents
line for frst insertion. and four cents for
ch subsequent insertion.
Resolutions Of Societies, or communica-
ms Of personal nature must be paid for
adyeI tiSements.
JOB PkINTING.
We have made arrangements by which
can do or have done all kinds Of plain
I fancy Job Printing, such as Books,
nhets, Show Cards, Bill and Letter
zB, Handbills, Circulars, &c, IN fne Ioest
le Of the art and at the most moderate
ices. Also, all kinds of Ruling. Blank
iOks, Book Binding, &c, executed TO order
good as the best AID as cheap as the
'eapest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

| .. D. LLOYD, successor to R. S.
iut, DsNN, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
NJ - store on Main street, opposite
),taLal Iian'lcn House." Ebensburg, Pa.
''''oer II. 1867. .-6mo o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-22

regulations of the United States army, l
think the principle OF pay ought to be ad-
hered to. The idea of giving these mel
dollar day and their rations, when the
soldiers of the United States army only
get about ten or tifteen,.I think cavalry
now get sixteen, seems to me it is raising
an invidions distinction. 1t will be great
expense to the State, creating an entirely
new occupation never heard of previous to
the war.
Mr.. Campbell: have stated the reason
why it is thought best by the committee
to make this pay larger.
Mr.. Ray: Is there not a provision in the
regulations of the United States army when
8 cavalryman furnishes his own horse!
Mr.. Campbell: / propose, now, to with
draw my original motion, and 10 insert the
very same regulations which are obtained
in the United States service, so that the
cavairyman will be allowed forty cents per
day for his horse.
The amendment was adopted.
(The debate on the militia bill was inter.
rupted, after nineteen sections had been
adopted, the time for the sitting of the
Court Of Impeachment having arrived. the
bill passed on subsequent day without
further debate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-22

Persons curious about the wages of royal
folk abroad may find it consoatory to know
that there is paid to Alexander H., $780,
600 or 600 8 day Abdul Aziz Sc 600 000
or $l8, 900 day ; Napoleon Ill, s5,O0O.OO0
or Sl4,2l9 a day; Francis Joseph, 81, Co.,
600, or Sl0,050 a day; Frederick William l.,
S. 100000, or So 30 q day; Victor En-
manuel, $4,000, 900, or $3.50 a day; Vic.
toria, g. 100000, or Sc, 270 day; Leopold,
5000, GOO, or Sl,64S day. In addition to
this salary, each sovereign is furnished with
a dozen or more irst-class houses to live in
without any charge for rent.-Harper's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-22

"Drown the Jews" lie the battle-cry of the
Legislature of Roumania, uttered amid ap-
proving shouts by one OF the political lead
ers of that country.
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tenth sectlon De Strlkep out =.
The yeas and nays were called for, and
on count Of the vote the motion to strike
out prevailed.
Mr.. Harper: / move, Mr.. Chairman,
that the committee do now rise and report
this bill back to the Committee Of Ways
and Means, in order that it may be re-
arranged and that everything pertaining
to this Commissioner of Revenue may be
erased. | am not opposed to this bill as
a whole, and if this Objectionable feature
was removed | think | could supper. il:
without further reserve.
Mr.. Reese: l am sorry to see that the
House has made such grave mistake az
to strike out section ten. | hope the House
will refuse to accept this, Or at least that
the committee will reconsider their action.
Mr.. Morey: We are now IN extraordinary
session-called here for the purpose Of
transacting certain business, and l hope
our attention will not be turned aside
from this specific business until we have
finished it satisfactorily. We are now in
Committee of the Whole, and this is the
proper committee for the consideration of
| this bill; hope it will not be sent back
to the Committee Of Ways and Means If
this section is to be stricken out-and
would be very sorry to see it-let it be
| done here and now.
Mr.. Harper: Ny reason for Offering this
motion is that there are great many de-
tails in this bill into which is woven the
duties of the commissioner, we have lust
resolved to dispense with, and I would
not like to undertake the transfer of those
duties to the Auditor or Treasurer. I see
there are many important functions given
70 the commission, which, ] think, ought
70 Dc transferred to either Of the officers
named, and ! would like to have this duty
imposed on the Committee Of Ways and