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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-16

London, June 16, A. M.-The Count
ess of Paris last night gave birth to a
daughter.
Napoleon and Eugene have made visit
to the Prince Of Wales.
The Times states that the French loan
will amount to only two millions of francs,
Specials from Paris to the same papef
report that the state siege ceases to-day
friday.
Reports Of renewed agitation in the Belle
vile de Nillette quarters are mfounded.
German soldiers visiting Paris are occa-
sionally insulted on the streets and have
been refused seats at tables in restaurants.
FgwoiUes, June 16.-Francis Paul Maui
rice, the dramatist and novelist, arrested as
a Communist, has been released.
The government will remain here until
October.
Motions have been presented in the AS
sembly for the prolopgation of the powers
of the Assembly and Theirs for two years.
Paris, June 16.--A proclasation has
been issued by the International Society.
which declares: "We are disarmca. but
not conquered, and are one hundred thou-
sand strong. Fayrc and Trochu were tie
authors of our misfortune, aided BY the
capital of the priesthood. We accept the
responsibility of the confagrations. We
must have no interior Deputies, and no di-
visions at the polls. The reaction took
away our arms, but not our votes. V,,e
Ia Sociale Republique Viceto Commune ~
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Manchester News and Gossip.

Ma.g'strme's Comf.-In this court to-day.
Justice Edwards presided and tried the fol-.
lowing cases Albert Baugh VS. A. l..
Bradley and James Bradley, for shooting
hogs. The defendant Bradley was elected
to take the case to Chesterfield county
court.
A. l.. Bradley and James Bradley against
over.
Commonwealth against A. L. and James
Bradley for misdemeanor. Sent on.
Susen Harris against Sarah Goh, for mis-
day.
Fiskc against Qualls, for misdemeanor.
Case continued until Friday.
WW some gentleman tell us for the in
formation of about one hundred and fifty
taxpayers of the town of Manchester, who
desire to know, which is the greatest nui-
sance in a town, hogs or cows: and then
say why they are not redeemable at sale.
you (the owner) being the highest bidder?
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THE LOBBY.

In the South it was never powerful before the
war; but our kind masters in Washington have
injected into our halls of legislation purchasable
CATTLE which have degraded them all to entire
subsection to a corrupt lobby .-Dispotch
Perhaps the Whig may have word or
two to say with reference to this pert re-
mark of our neighbor, inasmuch as the last
successful job of the sort referred to was
in accordance with the views of the Dis
patch, and opposed to its own. We are
disposed to think the jeff. Davis govern
ment, also, must have had something to do
with the injection of purchasable cattle into
"onr' halls of legislation, as the last was
composed of a majority of its admirers,
and we are told were bought at less cost
than some others. Don't be charging the
Washington government with all the vii
lainies practiced at home. After awhile
you will believe it had something to do with
your last City Council.
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evening State ao,trnat.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Grsiliiig State aournat.
THE NEW DEPARTURE.

"A rose by any other name would smel
as SWEET" but, nevertheless, there is mucl
In name. Conservative party, as name
has answered its purpose in Virginia, ant
the South generally. The bald, bare
faced hypocrisy which enabled the politica
wire-workers to deceive, not only the peo.
pie of Virginia, but even General Grant and
the Republican party in Congress, can nc
longer pass current, and in order to disguise
still their designs, il becomes necessary to
run up a new flag.
But 1T is the same old piratical craft that
captured the "true Republicans" in 1869,
and upon the strength of their endorsement
and support landed Walker in the Gov
ernor's chair and took possession of this
State. Fraud and force have since done
their work in all elections; and though the
masked Ku-Klux do not make domiciliary
visits by night, and torture, hang, or shoot
quiet citizens who vote the Republican
ticket, yet those cowardly miscreants effect
their purpose by means not less outrageous
and subversiye Of good government, by
rascally manipulations of the registration
and ballot-boxes, whereby the known will
OF the people is suppressed and candidates
lawfully entitled to the offices of the State
cheated out of them.
1t is well known fact, and one that can
never be forgotten in Richmond, that there
Is not an office at this day, III this city, held
by a person legally or honorably entitled to
it. The violent measures which forci-
bly, placed in office persons who had been
defeated at the polls, and by a judicial trick
deprived those of them who were elected
fairly, is stain upon the city which
nothing can remove until proper sense of
justice and honesty restores those offices to
those from whom they were violently sto-
len. The midnight assassin is not needed
where the Conservatives, under whatever
name, have the power.
They can make a desert and call it peace
when they have the control of affairs
but the control they will have, and there
shall be no peace otherwise. 'The new
departure" is but the veil to conceal the
ugly features of the same hideous monster
whose ravages have laid waste the blooming
garden of the South, and having failed by
open war to involve the whole country in
ruin, now seeks to accomplish it by strate-
gy and lies. Sherman, however. cannot |
be coaxed on board their piratical vessel,
and how they scold and vilify to-day, the
darling and pet yesterday. He is not a
"true Republican" of the Virginia school,
and is too well aware of their designs to be
entrapped by such chatf as ''the new de-
parture.o
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Personal. .--Ernetz Witt, Esq, formerly
connected with this paper under the man.
agement of Mr.. GilEs, and more recently
with the Enqulrer, reached this city yester-
day from the South, where he has been for
sometime canvassng the claims of the
White Sulphur Springs, and inducing his
Southern friends to visit that celebrated re-
sort this season. We are informed that the
visit of Mr.. Witt has been highly success
full, and that large numbers from the South
may be expected at the White this summer.
Mr.. Witt is a native of New Orleans. ac-
counts from which convince us that the
White Sulphur company have succeeded in
finding the right man for the place he now
holds.
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Our Nee Aess.-Our profession will
understand that new type never print as
well the first several impressions as they
do afterwards This will probably ac-
count for sevefal imperfections which oc-
CURED IN our paper, yesterday, and will be
remedied as ouf type become thoroughly
cleansed.
From head to foot we owe our neat ap-
pearancc to Messrs. II. L. Pelouze & Co..
type manufacturers of this city. They
are enabled to furnish printing establish
ments with complete outfits, both for Job
and newspaper purposes. Their facilities
and means are sufficient to answer all the
wants of first-class establishments. and
we commend them to the favorable con-
slderation of the fraternity whenever in
want of material.
This is truly home institution. and no
one need go farther to supply themselves
with material than our city. We take
great pleasure IN recommending Pelouze &
Co., of Richmond the place to buy type,
because yon can be supplied with what YOU
want OF them; and it is our duty to en-
courage our own enterprises. We shall
stay at home forit is our home) and buy
all we can here in preference to spending
our. money whore we may never see It
again.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Harper's weekly for June 24th, from
Johnston & Selden, is on our table. Its
first page is embellished with magnificent
portrait of the late Sir John Herschel,
well worth a good frame. The illustrations
of Fountain Cave, Virginia, are remarkable
for life and beauty. ''Scene at the Derby,o
"The Bookworn," "'rhe Doctor" and
"The Buckyards of England" are wonder
ful delineations of nature and character.
Frank Leslie comes with brilliant illustra-
tons of the "Knights Templars on Board
the Oceanic, oA"West Point,'' "The Indi-
ans" and "The Closing Scenes of the Com
mune in Paris"
For sale with all the new publications by
Johnston q Selden.
The Old Dominion Magazine is received
for June, much improved in typography
We like it much, and hope it will become
instinct with the spirit Of young Virginia,
now that the Old Dominion is thing of the
past.
Among the articles, we notice one on
Hollywood Cemetery, by Colonel Thomas
IL. Ellis, in which the writer mentions
many of our old citizens who are buried in
this beautiful cemetery, and whose names
are as familiar as household words. Be-
sides full table of contents, the articles on
Parker's Battery and Corse's Brigade pos
sess peculiar interest for the members of
these commands. Single copies of the
magazine are not sold, and those who de-
sire to subscribe will call at the office of
M. w. Hazlewood, 101l Main street, oppo-
site the postofiice, and in rear of Jennett's
jewelry store.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-16

Haaascay.-This morning, horse at
tached to wagon, standing in front of the
store of John Bowers, on Thirteenth street.
became frightened and ran away. His
course was down Thirteenth street to
MAN, which he crossed in such hurry that
but for the hind wheel striking the curb of
the pavement, he would have run through
the window of the Merchants National
Bank. The wagon was considerably dam
aged and the horse slightly injured. The
habit OF leaving horses standing alone is a
dangerous one, and will yet result in the
serious injury of somebody.
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Three Old Citizens Goae.-Within the
present week three of our old and highly
respected citizens have been called from
time to eternity
Mr.. William Liggon died on Tuesday
night, aged sixty-hine years.
On Wednesday night Mr.. William Slater
died, aged seyenty-fiye years, and on the
same night Mr.. Bacon TAFT departed this
life, aged about seventy years.
The gentlemen all lived to ripe old age,
but were still among our most useful and
valuable citizens. One by one they drop
OFT, and leave us of fewer years to contem-
plate the uncertainty of life. Peace to their
ashes.
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Hotel A,71rols.-We note the fo,low;no

Hotel A'77rals.-We note the following
to-day: 'Ao"in'
r, E,rchaage and Balla,a-R L Edmunds. s A
MMa,none, Powhatan; Miss Evans, S q: Henry
n1ill nM1ailnunds, Halifax; N Matthews, Lunenbure.
MISS Donnell, Miss Duffy, va. II n phi,l;,es.
Sufry John McCaull, Roanoke: T: 7 II l,ra,ps
hyhehburg; + IL Nye, Rockford III: / n Uetiet
neI, ua,. balthnore; ID Settle, N @; q r BIedno
BBa,,tnnore Bu,.ie J & Cabell, city; G Cauness
% PP'Wi,i,lorei W.a,i Hayden, Va; r Moaet, N Y;
wife; vile; Mrs VIM Stanford, r Bronlrinhott; p
Enisield and wife, New York; @ Ii Simonton and
daughter, Miss Clank Miss Perry r 8 Isttl, ul,
ana ana daughter, South Carolina Mrs Worlev Mis-
Hull, MacIntyre; Miss Nj a MacIntvre' Miss
M + Charts, Miss Lizzie Harris, Miss SaIjie
Brown, Mrs 5 ID Heard, Miss Emma Heard. w
F Eve, Georgia; Miss Mamie Denhnm. Miss
Beirie Denham, Florida; ] II Jackson. Wi,m;ng,
ton a IL Drewey and lady, Charles CITY. r T,
Lee, Roanoke; V III Gueld, Brooklyn: WI. i,,uen
and daughter, Va; B Fl Mcdaniel NebrosJo'. r
IL Crews, Halifax; J M Mason, Powhatan
Fords Hotet-J j Cruise, Norfolk; j r Stegar
and lady baltimore; r M Harlow, Rockincham:
r. X Garcin, Powhatan; George J Summers, Louisa:
W IL Stewart, city; II M Graves Charles CITY.
I J Hanna, Franklin, Pa A j Dodamead n Az
U X X; A Myers, Philadelphia: ID Williams Va:
w Carter, Baltimore; G G Alden. Nlasbin1ton'
John Boyer N Y; Mrs M Embellishments and
the Misses M A and 4 E Hutchinson. Pa.
4fn9ericdn aotei.-J f levitt, Chesterfield: q A
bradford; Washington; w T Allen, city: r w
JJany, do J Pendleton, Portsmouth; S t
pany; G w Purcell, Albenlarle: i r Prine
reading, Pa; M l. Scanlan, Phladelphia: + II
A Graham, Va; Z Roper, R&DRR ri
Darniell, Scottyille; r Potts Southern Ey
press company B B Hines, city
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VOL. III. NO. 191.

Police Co,ut.-The following cases were
disposed Of by Police Justice White this
morning:
John Gentry, charged with abusing and
insulting Mary Foxwell, was honorably
acquitted, there being no evidence to sus-
tain the charge.
Mary Ann Edwards and Mary Edwards,
charged with stealing 81 from I. A. Mar
shall, was let off, there being no evidence
to sustain the charge.
Frank Lange, up to answer for trespass-
ing on the premises of and abusing W. j.
Whitman, was discharged.
Theodore Whitman, charged with as
saulting and beating Hulda Whitman, was
bound over to keep the peace in the sum of
$500 for one year.
Susan Scott, colored, put in an appear
ance to answer for stealing one pair of
shoes, the property of Mrs. Gotsey, was
adjudged guilty, and sent to jail for ten
days.
Martha Miller, Rebccca Wells and Ellen
Harper, colored, were up to answer for
abusing and assaulting each other, were
fined $50, in default Of which, they were
sent to Jail for three months.
M. Jones, colored, for stealing one hand
saw and one square, the property of Henry
Harris, failed to put in an appearance.
Henry Harris, colored, for selling one
chair, the property of Montague Jones,
without his consent, was let off, the COM
plainant falling to put in an appearance.
Sallie Crenshaw, colored, up to answer
for falsely swearing that James Scott did
beat her child, and for trespassing on the
premises of said Scott, was required to pay
a fine of 50.
James Scott, charged with beating Salle
Crenshaw's child, was discharged.
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ME- Time is Money.-Thc old.,imcd ,x;om !.

BE Time Is Money.-The old-timcd axiom is
apuy illustrated in the use of DooLgY's YEAST
POWDER. 1t is well known that the common pro-
cess Of raising dough is slow one, and often at
Tended with unfavorable results from the use of
poor bakers yeast and improper heat With
DooLEf's YEAST POWDER the best rolls, biscuits,
eorn-cakes, etc, can be made in the short space
Oh ten minutes, and success will certainly attend
Its use This is owing to its purity strength and
the care with which it is manufactured. DooLlY
BROTHER, 90 New street, New York, Propr,-
tors. For sale by all grocer
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LmpuoAace.-Thc Alexandra Gazette has
the impullence to inform us that the gentle
men taksn from here as jurors, are now
comfortable at the Mansion House. We
promise that they are anything else, and
are constantly annoyed, thinking of their
business suffering for want of their pre-
sence. We have a number of professional
jurors I'M this city who live by such SER
vices, and it would have been nothing more
than right to have taken them. They are
iirst-rate fellows, too, and will hang a Jury
just as long as they are furnished comforta-
bic quarters and good pay. Try these
fellows next time, and see if you will want
any more of our jurors.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Platform of the German Ameri

The Platform of the German Americans.
San Francisco, June 16.-The German
Americans of San Francisco, in the conven-
ton, approve of the reconstruction acts, fa-
yor universal amnesty, and the payment OF
the national debt in accordance with the
text of the contract; oppose Chinese labor
and railroad grants, and demand modifi-
cation of the tariff and repeal of the Sun
day and liquor laws.
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PROPOSALS.
n OUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, UNITED
~ STATES ARMY
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June IA, 1871.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June H. 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate will be
received at this office until 12 o'clock noon SA
IURDAY, July l5, 1871, for building a One and
One-Half Il ~ Story Stone Lodge, at the Cur,
pesper Court House (va) National Cemetery
Separate bids for building this Lodge of brici.
are also invited.
Sealed Proposals Will also be received at this
once at the same time for building q Stone OF.
Brick wall and Iron Ralings, with one double
ana one single iron gate, around the Frederick
burg tFa) National Cemetery.
bidders 1or3 the Stone o. Brick Wall and |, on
Rallings will be required to specify the price per
linear loot, and no bid will be received that does
not conform to this requirement
Inc rubbish resulting from the excavation for
the walls and foundation for the lodge to be re-
moved from the ground Of each cemetery at the
expense of the successful bidder
plans specifications and blank forms ior bids
Will be furnished upon application TO the under
signed HENRY g. HODTsFS
Major and Quartermaster IT, s. A
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De,;ls,," ~ Iesso,ol. .---Mcssrs. Johnston &
Sclden have for sale the Sunday Bulletin,
published at Bait" "ore, giving quite a
graphic. description of t., asl giahu wlnu
up at the Skating-Rink. Tn. Hye.s cor
respondent seems to have no idea " sup
pressing scenes and names, but tells ~ho
We're were there and what they did, and HOY,
they appear. ''-'S' nv"
we extract from this letter several IN
terestlng items, which will be found else
Where IN our columns.
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QUICKSILVER MINING.-The product
OF the Quicksilver Mining company, Califor-
ma, during the year 1870, amounted to H.
423 TASKS, of the total value of 1852 900,
besides $50, ,1l9 for rental. The expendi-
lures III the same time were s426, ,575. The
company have funded debt of ST 800, 900,
besides a large stock capital. Considering
the unreliability of every description of mi
ming, the apparent profit by this statement
is not temptingly large,
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Og'cers Etected.lAt a stated commu-
neation Of st. Johns Lodge, No. 80, A. F..
and a, Masonss, held ON Tuesday evening,
June 18th, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months:
John y. Crutchfield w. NJ; A. Wing
Goodc, t.; c. p. Laushton, S.: r. II. Da-
Wis, S. d.; c. w. Saunders, j. d.: j. g.
Tatum and George w, Lee, Stewards: T.
Angle, Tiler.
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Neac Paper MW.-When you talk about
those sort of mills, the STATE JOURNAL
may be considered decidedly Sin" and shall
not be behind-hand in adding encouragement
to all such enterprises. White and Kersey,
may mill, (" as much as they please, pro-
vlded they are not s'nabbed,o and will not
benefit, Gilman's ''centre of the world. .
but give us paper mills, cotton mills, flour
mills, woollen mills, iron mills, coffee mills,
sugar mills, and in fact all sorts of utility
ones, and we will soon see such rafting
of the dry bones around Richmond, as will
astonish the natives.
1t is rumored that MIR. w. B. Allegro and
other gentlemen have purchased property
for the purpose of soon starting paper
mill. This looks pleasant to us, and makes
us feel light. Go in, gentlemen of capital,
put your money on the river bank SO thick,
that the boys will have to go up or down
several miles before they can find room to
cast fish line, and it will bring you such a
return as will make the mouths of our idle
store house owners water, and induce them
to follow your example.
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As Ladies suffering from irregularities, or
any complaint peculiar to their sex, are guaran-
ieed speedy relief by DIR. BOTT No. 73l Mai
street, Richmond, Va. Correspondence strictly
confidential. All letters ofinquiry answered free
of charge.
medicines forwarded by mail or express.
hooms ana attendance furnished when re-
quired.
once hours from to.i2 NJ, 2 to 5, and to 81,
evening. Sundays, to4P M
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A Ro,c al the Ballard House.-This
morning, Henry McCray, Reuben jackson,
William Brown and Ross Beverly, walters
employed at the Ballard House, entered the
kitchen and made an assault upon James
Minor, one of the cooks. They assaulted
him with heavy spoons, forks, plates, cups
and saucers, and everything else coming to
hand. They were arrested and taken be-
fore Justice White, who fined jackson and
Beverly each IS, and let off the other two.
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LITTLE MARIAN GLASS, who was
irrghtfully mangled by falling from the Sixth
strectbridge last Sunday, rested as comfort
ably yesterday as could be expected, but
was quite nervous and suffering much last
night. Very little fever has been developed
yet.-Lynchbmg Republican.
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The HOLLAND TEsTIMONIAL.--The
total receipts of the testimonial to the fam
lily of the deceased actor, Holland, were
s15,554 30. The total expenses were ST.
945, "a. The balance for the widow and
children Of the actot is Sl3,G0S Al. Thanks
to Mr.. Sabine, who sent the actor to "The
little church AROUND the corner"
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Th@t Speech. Mr.. Gilman of the En-
a,t,,re' yesterday, in response to the toast of
THE Press" SAID, that in short time the
little towns Of Petersburg, Norfolk and
Fredericksburg would be looking with
pride upon Richmond, soon destined to be-
come the centre Of the world. We don't
know that we are betraying confidence. but.
if we are we beg aozdino.
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Market Complaints. The season of the
year, and the scarcity of good beef, is Il
cause of complaint from both the butchers
and their customers. Much of what they
butcher is left unsold, because of its in
ferior quality, while houselkeepers complain
that without beef they cannot live. Good
cattle ought TO bring good price in our
market.
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GOOD NEWS FROM MARYLAND is the
title under which the Boston Journal notes
the fact that this State has lately provided
for paying off its debt to the amount Of
81 ,200,OO by the sale and exchange of as
sets in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. in
addition to 81 100, ,000liquidated in the past
three years.-BoH. san.
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The Car-Builders Visit the Tredegar--Thcy are
Shown Through the Establishment--A De-
scriPtion of the Works--Champagne Enter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of General Ransom,
President Adams. Colonel Archer Anderson
and others.
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Committed. for friai.-The case of Thos.
k. Byrd, who it will be remembered was
arrested IN this city come days ago, charged
with bigamy, was called for hearing be-
fore justice Beach h Alexandra on Tues
day last, when Byrd waived an examina-
ton and was committed for trial before the
corporation court Iof that city. on the
second Monday in July. No application
has as yet been submitted for bail.
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The First Corn ofHe Season.-We were
shown this morning a well developed ear Of
green corn, raised in the garden of Mr.. Ed
ward Slime, Esq, who is resident of Jack
son ward. Wehave heard of but one other.
and that one, we belive, was raised in
Mathews county.