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Bethesda Mineral Spring v alter,

OF WATkESIIA, WISCONSIN.
This Water is the acknowledged cur" 81! the
ntrartahlc and incurahle diseases kn"wn IL
Brighl's Disease and Diabetes
Astonishing cures ii dr"psy have been effected
brick adjust deposit, inflammation Of the neck al
III, bladder, alkal ard comfy swcllngs. For
the liver il i, unsurpassed. 1t will alay ali III
tiammarion Of the kidney and urinary organs IN
lwrnty-tour hours, giving immediate chef Also
~ sc,rlel fever it prevents the kidney from con-
costing and removes all traces ni album +ncrIa.
Il Will give relief in all Gases Of high lrvcl.
General Agent for the District al Columbia
and STATE "l Virginia,
WILLIAM Il. ENTWISLE,
l2Ol Pa Az. Washington, ID. {.
j. ENTWISLE, Jr.
~ Hing street
send for circulars. Ivy lin
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
500 SACHS FINE SALT L. arrive per Schr
Allie Dudley, and for sale by
mvH HOOE. WEDDERBURN & CO.
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FOR sale OK EsE.N.Y'.

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, REVIEWS,
~ AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, RE-
CEIVED AND FOR SALE AT FRENCH 5
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE. NO.
IS KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Life and Times of Henry Lord Brougham,
written by himself; complete in three volumes ;
volume now ready; $3.50.
Bcrchcroft, by the author of Hrir"f Rcdcl ytir
HeartscaSe etc; 81.
The Conservative Reformation and its Theo,-
ogE,. by Charles P krauch DIP; vol. SvG> 50
History of Florida, from its discovery by Ponce
de Leon, in 1872 to the close Of the Florida war,
in 1912, by George r. Fairbanks; $3.50
Adea Cathcart, by George Mcdonald, MA;
Sl.75.
Complete Poctical Works of Alfred Tcnny>"n:
author household edition; SID.
Life and Writings of Alexander James Dallas,
" his son, George NJ. Dallas; vol, Svo.; s..
ihe Virginia Tourist, a Hand-hook of Tr@yel
in Virginia, with maps and illustrations, by Ed
ward \. Pollard; cheap edition; 81.
Ginx's Baby, his birth and mistortunes; paper,
Joe; cloth, 75c; 10000 sold in one month
Autcros, Il novel, by the author of Guy Liv-
ingstonc, Sword and Gown, etc. SOC.
Gabrielle Andre, an historical romance, by ).
Barring Gould, a.; G0c.
The Story that Lizzie Told. by the author of
Stepping Iieavcnward; new lot; 3jc.
The Foe in the Household, by Caroline Chees-
horn; &c
Diary ofa Besegcd Residence in Paris GOr.
The Monarch of Mincing Lane, by William
Black. author of In Silk Attire Love and Mar
riage etc; SOC
Good for Nothing, novel, BY Whyte Mel
Vile GOc.
How it all Happened, by the author Of D"roty
Fox; 25c.
Five qurrs Note Paper for Dc, and mailed 10
any part of the country on receipt Of :A". Sell
ing large quantities Of this remarkably cheap
paper n,r
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r AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
IL A large stock, with great variety Of new
STYLES, beautiful and very cheap, ut
WADDEI'S, "a King street.
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II AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
IL Large stock and great variety, suitable ior
old ladies. mt WADDEI'S, II King street
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GROCERIES.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
VIM. F. BR o Q K E S,
FAMILY GROCER,
Has removed to
147 KING STREET,
Below Washington street.
JOHN HARLOW. VI. T. HARLOW.
HARLOW & BROTHER,

JOHN HARLOW NJ. L. HARLOW.
HARLOW & BROTHER
GROCERs, LIQUOR, FEED. AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron streets,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Special attention given to the sale Of Country
Produce. We most respectfully call the atten-
ton of the trade to our large and splendid stock
of goods, consisting OF Wines and Liquors,
Flour, Hams, Shoulders. Breakfast Pieces, But
Ter, Lard Cheese, Corn Meal, Crackers, Syrups,
Molasses, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Herring, Wood
enware, Baskets, Spices, Cigars, Tobacco, Canned
Goods, Coal Oil, DC, and every other article
usually found in first class Wholesale and retail
establishment Orders from the country respect
fully solicited, and all orders shall receive our
prompt attention. mar 20-ly
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PROPOSALS FOR PLANS AND SPE-
Il CIFlCATIDNS

Il OBLIGATIONS.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May r. 1871.
At meeting Of the City Council, held May
10 1871 Il special committee consisting Of Mcasr:.
Narbury Markell and Agncw Of the Board Of
Aldermen, and Mcssrs. Smoot, Shinn and Law
son Of the Common Council, were appointed
with Instructions to advertise for plans and spc-
cifcatiOns for the erection Of II Market House,
Court House, offices, &c Said committee met
May 70, 1871, and organized, by electing VIM
H. Marbury Chairman, andG X. Shinn, Sect'y.
In accordance with resolution of the COM
lnittee, plans and specifications for the erection
of buildings for Market House, Court House,
&c, &c will be received until Thursday, June
Is, 1871 Two hundred and fifty dollars $3.50
will be paid for the plans and specifications
and detail drawings for work which may
be accepted. Architects, who may desire
to submit plans, will communicate with the
committee us carly as practicable, in order that
all expression Of opinion may be obtained for
their guidance.
VIM. II. MARBURY. Chairman.
GEO. R. SHISN, Secretary. TT
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY %.

MILK CuRE.-An exchange says: ';Some
wears ago, physicians had habit of recon-
mending every consumptiye patient to take
cod liver oil. AS matter of fact, any result
established by cod liver oil would have been
attained by the patient, had cream instead of
oil been prescribed. Suddenly this idea seems
to have dawned upon the medical faculty
AS a consequence, we now have milk cure
announced as a specie for consumption. ia ia
tients who formerly put their trust IN n Goa Nv
ers, are now told the cow is thelr only nope ef
They are made to drink {ast auand5l oaes 81 of
the unspeakably vile cod liver oil. "
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR n
BANKRUPTCY.

Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law 50 that nearly I'LL parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by the fifty per
cent clause, so-called, another opportunity offers
to secure the benefits OF this most effective and
permanent measure of relief The above-namcd
will make bankrupt business II specially; will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact al business in that line at prices
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Being Uni
ted States Commissioner he will ondcavor to visit
the different counties on court days, and thus
save parties the trouble and expense Of several
trips to Alexandria in beginning and proceeding
with their cases. Discharges can be obtaincd
here before Register Hill rs promptly rs in Rich
mond or elsewhere, and at much less expense to
parties 1t may be added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed will De secured to the
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the on real
relief now offered to parties struggling III the
hopeless bondage Of old debts. Address person.
ally or by letter at No. II south Royal street.
Alexandria, Va. Jy lily
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r AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
IL A splendid stock, at very low prices, al
WADDEY'S, n King street.
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ROOTS .9.S.D SHOES.

T AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
l. A fine stock; French Kid English Last
ing French Cloth, Kid .Foxcd and Russia
Leather, and other new styles, which cannot be
surpassed for beauty, durability and cheapness, at
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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WANTED. By the intelligence, the honesty,
the education, the bone and sinew and the
brains of Norfolk an amendment to the City
Charter giving the election Of the minor ex-
ecutive officers to the Councils.-Norfo|k '"'-
dinidn.
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NEW AND IMPORTANTLY ust published
IN and mailcd to any address for . cents,
Physical Exhaustion" to which is added An
Essay on Marriage" with important chapters on
Disorders of the Reproductive Organs. Con-
tents: Introduction; Anatomy and Physiology;
General Debility; SpermatorrhGa; Impotence;
Sterity; Treatment of Spcrmatorrho,aj most
legations, &c; Diseases of Contugion Self; dag
nosis; A Collection of Interesting Cases, all TAX
en- from Actual Practice. This book is aSynop-
sis of Lectures delivered at IT, Institution of An
atomy and Science, SOL Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia by the Principals and Propretors, Drs.
JORDAN 6 DAVIDSON, and is mailed toany
address Orders may be sent to their office 1928
Filbert street, Philadelphia.
1t is book which ought to be in the hands OF
every young man.
PHILADELPHIA, ap 14-'ln
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/ AIDES pAELP PEk ASD TOILET SLIP
Ladies French Kid Broadway, Ladies Last
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet Lasting
Toilet. Serge and Carpet Slippers in every style
and quality, at WADDE1'S, "A King street.
r AIDES NEWPORT TIES.
l. Juniatta and Olverine, for street new and
'''N.''''' WADDEI'S n King street.
MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL
M BOOTS.
A large stock, i'll every style and quality
prices -" WADDEY'S, ~ King street.
MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
NI In every style, quality and price at
WADDEY'S, Il King street
Misses FANCY COLORED BOOTS,
Vl In new style, and cUOrS; q great variety;
handsome and cheap. Misses Broadway and
Toilet Slippers, at
THILDREN SCHOOL AND WALKING
BOOTS.
\ large stock and grcut variety "t styles. ut
very reduced prices. at
THILDREN'S FANCY COLORED BOOTS.
y \ splendid stock new coIor5, new styles,
handsome durable and very cheap ut
WADDEY'S. II King street
INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS.
l. \ fine stock, in every Color style and quill
tv at very reasonable prices
WADDEYS ). Il King street.
rENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
" AND SHOES.
\ large stock ~ new styles, very handsome,
Of the l,.st quality and at low prices
WADDEY'S, II King street
DDS% AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
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CoMMk. OFFICE, BRESrsvILLE,

COMM X. OFFICE, BRESTsvILLE,
May 9th, 1871
10 Joseyuh W. Naglee and all others interested:
Take notice that | have fixed upon Monday
the 9Th day Of June, 1871 for the purpose Of exc
cutting tho order of which the above is true
extract WIN. r. LIPSCOMB,
Commissioner in Chunccry
Prince William CO., my 9-law4w
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DEMOVAL.
G. VIM. RAMSAY,

Wholesale AND RETAIL
FAMILY GROCER,
Has removed to
Sc. COR. KING AND ST. ASAPH SIS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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nRESS MAKING.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Having secured the services of !; lady that has
been connected with French establishment in
Philadelphia for several years, am prepared to
do DRESS MAKING, III all its branches, and
in the best manner, the fitting being always &C
curate and graceful.
Ladies making up their own materials can
have their dresses and waists cut and bastcu in 4
few minutes. Mrs. &. l.. SIMPSON,
my lG l23 King street
~ GOODS,
OPENED THIS DAY, MAY Sth
Beautiful Figured Black Grenadinc.
Very rich Light ground Embroidered Grrna-
dine
Plain Black Hernanns and Grenadinr
Blue, Green, White Stripe Grcnadinc.
Some of these goods are very beautiful and
very cheap.
We are, also, receiving an elegant assortment of
new style dress goods, OF every variety and style.
mays kOBI. Il. NOOO.
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ORAND EXCURSION OF THE ALEX
" ANDRIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL

U: ANDRIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
SOCIETY.
The Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society
take pleasure in announcing to their snss" b
friends and the public, that they will sl@Ia ss3
give a grand Excursion to GLfMONT, on
THURSDAY, the 18th Of June, 1871, in honor
of the Delegates to the State Union, which meets
in Alexandria on the l4th day Of June,
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves that nothing shall be wanting to make this
the most agreeable excursion Of tho season.
brated BRASS BAND have been engaged.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA vii!
leave this city ut the following hours: a. m, Il
and 7 D. NJ; returning leave Glymont at II a.hi''
Tickets admitting gentleman and one lady,
ST.; lady's single tickets Soc; children Pc.
Master Of Ceremonies-R. NJ. Latham:
Floor Manugers-M II. Nash, Jas. A; Hig-
gins, Alphonso Lucas and j. Marriott Hill.
r. w. Cole, n. f. Moore, Orlando Wood and
Richard Purcell. my 24-eotd
VNPRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COU RI,
i May I'd, 1871 Alexandria and FrederickS-
burg Railway Company vs.. Joseph NJ. Naglee
And in order to enable the Court to dispose
properly Of the said sum of money lS320l It Is
ordered that VIM Z. Lipscomb one of the Com
lnissioners Of this Court do ascertain and report
and in what proportions said Commissioner shall
make an order of publication requiring all per
SONS interested to appear before him that their
respective claims may be passed upon. Said or
derof publication shall be published once week
for four successive weeks in some newspaper cir
culating in this county, A copy-Teste;
l.. A. DAVIS, Clerk.
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pOTS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES
ID \ good stock of new styles, of fin" quailty
nj low price
WADDEI'S, Il King street.
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CUGARS-Cut Loaf, Crushed and \ White
- Sugars; also Demarara and Porto Rico
Brown Sugars just received by
my27 j. {. MILBURN.
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DARASOLS-A very large assortment of
Il Straw Culored Sun Shades; also the new
colors, lined and unlincd, Mt
my 2 ROBT L. WOODS
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Imported direct from Liverpool by brig st.
Michacs, ON hand and for sale ty
my9 HOOE, WEDDERBURN l. co.
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The office OF the CITY GAS WORKS is ut
present located on FAIRFAX STREET, under
Green's Mansion House, where payment Of bills
may be made, and all orders from consumers
promptly attended TO- my 9ilw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
NEWS FROM PAN4M.4.
The Rebels Marching on the City-sslf-
ridges Erpedition-rhe Route Re-
gardea us impracticnble.

WAsuISGToN, May IS.
Panama advices to 18th have been received.
No war vessels are in port. Five hundred in
surgentsare within sixteen miles o; Panama.
Their leader assures protection TO the proper
ty and persons OF foreigners. The President
of Panama has five hundred militia ant three
hundred national troops well armed. He has
sent word that should Panama be attacked no
rebel life will be spared.
a sem;-of1cial report from Captain Sell
ridges expedition says that the expeditions
met at the divide, and selected spot for de-
preston near Paha. The lowest elevation was
found to be seven hundred and sixteen feet.
TunnellIng is recommended. The route is now
regarded US impracticable. The expeditions
from both the Atlantic and Pacific sides suffer-
ed terribly from sickness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20

HORRIBLE MURDER IN ANDERsoE..The An.
derson lntelligencer says: IA brutal murder
was commiLlril on Sunday last, llLll instant,
the victim being Il coi0rrd woman named
Adeline Agnew, who lived upon the premises
of Mr.. Euhraim Cox, three miles below Bel
ton. It seems That the deceased had u quar-
rel with u colorpd man. ShadEick Webster,
with whom she had been living, and that lhe
quarrel eliminated in his cutting The woman
Win q home made dirk knife, the blade oil
which Was seven o. eight inches IN length,
and with which he Inflicted two dangerous
weunds-one Of them proving mortal, cutting
lhc main artery in the neck, and The o'her
striking one Of her ribs. The woman died IN
a few minutes. Or Tuesday morning the
murderer went 10 the house OF Henry Rooln-
son, by whose wife he was recognized, and,
OBTAINING assistance from others, The murderer
was arrested and brought 10 this place. he
made great resistance TO the parties making
The arrest We understand that he does not
deny The accusation Of murder. and even
states that be was perfectly calm during the
affair He Is a dark mnlatto, about i've ieet
six inches in height. He has been committed
to j,Il. und will probably be tried ut tue ap-
proachinI term Of court"
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
There was brief debate in the Senate, dur
ing which Morton, Fenton and Wilson denied
that they had any agency IN The premature
publication Of the treaty. Tney and Harlan
desired that senator's be examined by the COM
mlttee. The Senate went into executive ses-
sion on the treaty.
The outrage committee have adopted the
following: Senators Scott, Pool, Blair; repre-
senlattves Peel, Stevenson, Colburn, Beck and
Van Trump are sub committee to hold ses-
sions in Washington, with power 10 send subs
from the sub committee throughout the South.
This arrangement lasts unttl the 2OLh OF Sep
tember, when the full committee vii! meet and
arrange the further programme.
Both HOUSES OF tile New Brunswick LeSls-
la!ure have unanimously adopted resolutions
coudemning the treaty where Canadian inter-
esls are affected.
4 dispatch from the Pennsylvania coal
mines announce that the work!nen, By large
majority, have voted to resume work on the
companies terms.
The Senate confirmed Warner as Governor
of New Mexico, ami Putnam as Postmaster at
Mobile. The Senate spent six hours on the
treaty to-day, and meets a. lin at hali-past ten
tomorrow. 1t is thought tha: vote will be
reached by Thursday.
There IS intense excitemea. in base bal! cir.
cles over the game at Chicago. AT the end oil
the eighth inning the game stood: Olympics.
4; White Stockings, nothing. Immense sums
are s.aked at great odds. The ninth inning
resulted: O!yInpics, g.; White Stockings 3.
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THE JFINysBoRo' HOMICIDE,
The o,,1.r Side OF the Case.
The winnsooro' News says of the recen: ru

The Winns5oro News says Of the recen! rn-
fortunate aniray 1t that place:
Mr. John w. Slarae, county treasurer Of
Fairfield, died oa Tuesday night fIo1n the et-
tects Of a wound inflicted Tuesday morning,
by q pistol shot ired by Mr.. W. d. Aiken. in Il
personal difficulty. The matter will undergo
judicial invcslig gltion, and We ior0ear eXteu.l-
ed comment Nlr. Aiken and Mr.. George II.
McMaster. it is said, inlerlered TO part Mr..
Clarke and Mr.. Samuel DuBose, who were eX-
changing blows. when Mr.. Clarke seized Mr..
Aiken by the throat, and continuing 10 choke
him against his protest and WARNINGS 20
desist, the latter drew a pistol and shot him
through the bowels The statement that APP
pears in the Columbia Union OF Wednesday
we know to be in toto false. The verdict OF
the cor3ncr's jury was that John W. Clarke
cune to his death by pistol shot in The nandS
OF William d. Aiken. Mr.. Clarke was buried
aL the Methods. Church in this place, on We'd
nes.lay afternoon, with Masonic honorS.
The Columbia Unicn Vi yesterday say:
W. D. Aiken. who shot and killed County
Treasurer John w. Clarke, III WInnsDoro', on
Tuesday. surrendered himself 10 the au liori-
ties Yesterday, and WAS brought 10 lhis city III
charge OF Sheriff Dlvall, and will have hear.
ing before Judge Melton to-day, on Wril oi
hubeuS corpus.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20

believe, is a step in advance OF any declaration
upon the subject yet made by any assemolage
OF influential Southern men, here the recon
struction acts, so lately denounced as tyranni-
cal and odiCns. are not. merely GccePteu, o"l
are accepted as dnaEties.
Whatever are the faults Of the white people
of South Carolina. deception IS not among
them. There IS no people more frank anu
outspoken. They hated all Northerners after
the war, and they expressed their leellng
with most unpleasant freedom. Ihey a0n0r-
red the constitutional amendments ana an inc
work of reconstruction, and they could hud
no adectives leo violent to chara cteriZe them;
They detested the Government OF the United
States. and never hesitated 10 make KNOWN
their detestalion. And now, when they say
with equal irankness. That they are no longer
hostile to the General Government, that Lney
accept negro suffrage, and would not aooiisn
it il thew could, and that they Will heartily
welcome Northern immigration. we cannot
question their sincerity. This great cnanSe
has uudoubI ediy been recent, and mas, TO u
considerable extent, been brought about by a
conviction that it viii he for the great pecu-
MARY advantage Of the white men, put II is
none the less genuine. It Is prooaoie Ina .mit
the views these men express are not yet UNI
versally received, for changes IN pu9nc sent.
ment here do not commence at tile bottom OF
society and work mp, but rather at the Top,
among the small class OF thinking men. But
when new IDEAS are accepted Dy Ine !e" WHY
do the thinking, these ideas are spceS'ly
adopted hy all classes Of society.
In the movement Of progress that has re-
suited in the acceptance Of these new ideas by
nearly all thoughtful citizens OF South Caro-,
lina.. the lead has been taken, not by The o!u'
politicians, but by younger men, VINO hrSt won
prominence Us gallant officers in the war. AS
examples Of this class may be mentioned Cen
erai NJ. G. Butler and General Gary, OF Euse-
S.,ll .h,,h hor pStahlSnpQ
grafton agency in Charleston. II Congress
had provided for general amnesty, and II the
Republican party here, as it is at the North
were the party Of virtue and inteiIlsence'
such men as these would be active Kepuoll-
cans to-day; but, as long as disabilities are
kept ND and bad men are Kept in office. selfish
ness, extravaganza and corruption ll'bring
odium upon the name OF the Repuollcan party,
and this class of men will remain with the
Democratic party, with whose principles and
aims they. with their more liberal views, can
have but little sympaihya
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20

"A San Francisco telegram. OF Monday,
says: "Papcrs have been drawn up here TO-
day securing the most extensive ana power
fui railroad combination ever attempted in The
world. Iiinclules the Pennsylvania Central
and connections from the seaooard To the
Union Pacific terminus at Ogden, Utah. and
on this side The California Pacific, not The Cen
trai Pacific, but the Vallejo opposition line.
which vii! be extended north 10 Goose Lake.
Oregon, and connecting with The Oregon
Railroad To Portland. and possibly also Pussrs
Sound. thence 10 the Christmas lakes. thence
eastward along the south side of the Snake
River, in southern IIaho, 10 apolnt in easy
cunurcllop with the Union Pacific eastward
of Osien. This route will avoid the heavy
grade across the Sierra Nevada and complete
a continuous line from The Atlantic 10 the Pa
CHIC. IL Will be- bult1 Immediately, all the
capital having been secured 10 Europe tor the
entire work. Nj subsidies will be asked for
The work, which will! be JnlDenced within
Two months with all the force which can be plac-
ed upon the Iine This is not public here yet,
bil II may be relied upon as substantially cor
rpctr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20

INcENDlARIsM IL kEgsuAw CoUNTY.-Thc
Camden Journal says: "On the night OF the
10Th instant, Mr.. JOHN c. Love had his dwell
ing-hoase, kitchen and stable, with his only
horse, destroyed by fsr, the work of lncen-
diaries. Mr.. Love, his vile and five children
were thus lett, in the midst of very inclement
weather. withoat roof TO cover their heads,
or anything to sustain lille upon. On Saturday
he came to town and WAS kindly assisted by
the citizeus, both in the way OF money and
provisions. NJ clue as yet has been Iouud to
detect the perpetrators Of this horrible crime"