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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
Ser Sam6our' Won 2S6rt6.
Siitcrif9cr &cmnn aus brm brutIb sfranlUfibrH
9rirSe ron 1870 bon DIR. GarI SornpW.
Grifc 9l6tbetlun9.
(bprtisbuna.l

(bprt1eBung.)
,llno bde wplIer mir uns nun nidt
ent0eGrn laiien! DaS fbnntn mir glles
Ir9r f&tn 9ebrnudrn! fn9tr S@asiber ,u
isinta SamfraCsn, na1bfm er 6d tas
@anSe eiu ., 9in Gassls1sn bate.
Dns 8isDt ein papssS 5samabl fur un(srs
Gumpn9nis.
n9Gis's ltsint, fV bnt Der alte Bar
mann alec auf feiusm @sbHft ssI6Ia6tst,
mas nur lsbenNt9 mari iasts SSrtina,
Der NIT SanS bon 05rtt unaufssIorbrrt
bsrju8efrmmsn mar. Sa iBnen baS Signal
80 lanss ausbltsb.
u6tnStr, bae brin9tn MIR Nlles gar
ni&t fOrtl Stbt bod nur bic @duIt,
Gnten, 6iibnsr, 5ammrIfsulenI bsmertte
S&nsipsr, Der fG nod immsr nt&t BON
fsinem @rfaunen iittr ben anbIid. Der
RH ibm bier bot, ergOIsn fcnuit.
u8Ieaei6t ftnben mir onberpdrts nod
msbr! fa8ts SuH9OlS. eobt unS NAL
Iu3en.
nSa, mir pCIlsn NAL bas 5aus bur&.
IuGsn! wisbsr9OItsn bic bsibsn SClbatcn.
8!saet6t fnben mir BEN Ginsan9 gum
Itsller, ben Der alts Dor uaS immsr 70
putI iu Usrittdsn wubie.
nSOrwdrts rsnn! risf 8uG6Ol,, inbsm
sr cine SRhr Ufustr, bic gum SaIabIm.
mtr bfs Yd&tsrs fibrtt.
Gllstn Der SuIbat bate faum tInen
S6ritt SUrwdrts 8stban, ais rr pts an.
etuassIt fsbsn bIisb uuO sintn S&rst bss
S6rsdtns ausittb. Sslnt Samsraben
bltebsn slsi&fatls ltsten, ba Fs BON sintm
dbnlI6sn @tiibI f& er9riftn fiblten.
5ant BON 86rtR, brr spif8sn S&nei.
Der unb 5drtIn9 bineinsrf&Iapft war, blisb
wis anssSCnntrt Etben, unbswseli&, nit
aisrtm 9nd uno farrsm 5aar. Der
Snate mar bic 8eutr zines entlsbli&ea
SGrrdtne,
~ . mttn lieutenant! Wrin armsr
6ttr pom sealttr murmsItt sT Spr H&
bin.
Die Splbatsn tatisn Hb ron tsm
S&rsdsn unb GrRaunsn, bic Fs rrsriFen,
NOD niGt erbclt, ais Der tlsint Sambpur
Der bon sinsr aufrssuus srsrifsn ia itiu
f&tsn. bic feline 9rdfts unb leintn Mutt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
8tertes Gapttel.
Nfahfprfhmnaen.

limb tpir6rr ritt CT bur6 ben @nlp
limb tpitbsr fubr lle auf btm Ses,
Dpb Iprd9 CT brut ntgt; HGelrin bah
@r iprR@ nur immrr; SGbIrirL 8sb!
NInanttr StaufmaHu.
IN arautr 8inRernib iianb i'd ssrIalTrn,
8ept9un9sIps unb f&nurrubm @sbrins;
SD fiblte fdIt mein ltbIaasnb 5erI erfalIrn,
limb Gin rntlssIiG Nusc ldnF in mrins.
Sd fob nitti mebr; i'd frlTtIte taa @raufn,
limb faBtt mublam meinss Auges Strait;
Dl iibrrf1m nprabnenb mid 8ertTnurn
gu bem, brr mrtne Gimme birIt in Daft.
1tsObOr Sicrm.
n5m! IaSts S&nsibtr, inbsm sr f4
Rem 9stGtn ndgtrte unb auf ben asIttrn
Jsi9ts, bas iIt ia Der alte 8Grmann.
uunb bas Gier III fsin Snsbt isbts
Su&tUlJ btn3u unb tddts f6 elm ptni8
iiber ben Sobtsn, UNI ibn udbsr ju Be
tra6ttn.
vunb baS Ia 9irmanaS 8rau! 6..
merttt 6drtins. S&nsa, fGneaI Man
mub Deriu&sn, Oh AS nod ju rsttsn Fnb!
rlsf S&nsiser.
rs II gu ipdt! bcmrrfts 8u&bOls, Der
Der SObn sintj gBunbarStes mar uap ba'
btr ben 3uRanb bsr 9sI6sn tsurtksiIsn
tonnts; Fs Inc bsrsiie falt unb larr unb
iGr Cob 1T fbUn Dor Stanbtn srlOlot.
,llnb bic Grau sIsi&fa0e! itbts 3dr'
ting binju.
sg8sr Bat blsfs ISsubli&su gtrbrsSsn
ttsunasnG
Die bret ScISattn fattn l& untsr
chamber an, absr ftintr pom tbnsn psrs
mChtt ptsls Grase gu btantpcrttu.
5ans BON B6rtb Ipra6 ttIn 9BUrt;
absr NIT unrubissn gussn, sittsrncsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
DupOnfO 0 goIaene lpiIIen fur 5rauen
Dnpunfu's aplOene lDiIlrn fir efraaeu

Itub eGmSIi9 unfGGbli&
Iiub sanSliS uuf6abIi&
0Sirfen ;aubcrartig in ieScm Sale,
0Sirfcn sauberartis in jcbcm Safe,
llnb prrfeblrn mic
llub serftbleu nis
auaenbltdlite Grlei1irruna unb anbaurrntr
Stilun9 bel uuterSriiftsr WenruntCn Su etbsn
unb entfrrnrn Sbifruftipnen iebfr Irt.
9ine Dame 19reibt is piirbr Iisbrr S 5 fir
zine Dor jnbsu, ais ubnt ls fftn.
N.B.-S9 gebrau9e bic tlrinen rpiben unb
selbtn 9crrs ni6t mrbr ba Nc 9tfGII6t linc.
Die s9trn linb ttBt In erObrn tpetesn 8Ores,
rntbaIttn bOpptlt Ippirl piGsn unb auf iserr SOr
fnbft man ben Q. Ct. SttuerlfempGl, bon mel.
rrm eiesnrn Stempel stbrudt, auf benz bic
@Urtt IN ptiesr S6rift ifeben ,Duppnrps spl-
btne ptripbiIGe pilen." Uenn bu beine &C.
luubbrit uub bsin esbsn l9GBef 10 eebrauGe
ftins bsrarti8r pillsn pbns ten pbtsrn SttmpsI.
Prsis 81 per 9ur. Sr6s Sugrs 81
8srfauft bur6 8. 8. 9obsf unb @atbtp
Srps., IN Scranton. gBer 81 an bielrltsu
bur6 bic Scrnttrn ppIt Ienbet, erbGlt bic pillen
fret mad irgenb rinem 9anbestbeile grltidt.
gsrnsr prrfauft bur8 q. g. Worgan II. So,
pybe parL Yittstou,
@iIffstarrr, burH riurn apCbrFtr
IN ieber StaSt Der Ser. Staatfn unb burG
g. .. Scpe. nHsiRi9sr GigsntblImer,
27o70,ft 9lsp-gprf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29

per;ebnfdGts, ft 1pn ben Inrsra les
ma@te unb nit rtusm Sab mittrn I'm
3immer mar.
gS mar In Der 36at elm srau1ssr Qns
bid, Der Fh bier hen orst SOlbntsn unb
osm 8nabcn barbUt, riu GnSlif, htr In
isiner @rtitbliGtsit ouh bic bdrttfsn unp
mutbi9Itsu 6erFn erteben MAIDEN mubts.
Dao 3tmmer, auf bsTsn ShwelIs fs
aanpsn, wdr ssrdumts unO bod, taps,irt
unb smpfinG lem 9iGt purt 3pet 8rc6s
Gtniifr, pelde na6 Der GpbruIaube btnr.
aus laeen, an pel8sr GRneibsr turj YOr-
Der bic @ntSedung 8smadt botie, oa6 Ia
irgenb @rwalt ssbrautt nno fiwas Ucr,
8e8au8en istn mil6s.
3wll6en BEN tribsH 5sEFern ttfaap
f4 Gin NpGfr &aaiin, 70 bon, eab wcbI
bsqusm Gin oaSBewaaffntr Nauu barin
bate oufredt fsgen t5naen, Die 9t5trs
fdtrte bic Wausr biuauf unp 9InD bauu
purd ptrir In bic @pbrulaube, um zen
8aud tiraus3ufiibrsn.
SIN 5lntsrsrunbe csS 3immsrS, Gerats>
iitsr pom Santn, fab man elm un8sGeureS
Sstt BON gi6snbplJ nit 9riinsa SUrbdn'
gen. S6rdnte, alri&fallS BON ssf6nibtsm
Gt6snbuIb, srUb srartsitste Statlt, ma&-
ten bas iibrise NUbiIiar bes @tmaGs
aus, bas, psnn tarin allfs In Srbnune
mar, einen impoGantsn Gtntrud MAIDEN
mubte; CUR 3sit unitrsr erjdbIuns bate
ss atsr etn 70 f&rsdenoUllss @utistsn an,
grnUmmsn, bae ginsm oaS 9lut Ia ben
@Sern rfarrtr.
Sm Gamin Branntr nph rin IsbIaltsS
6eurr, unp Die 5lammsn baiisr pabr'
I&s!nIt6 ten ibfrmdbts an9eiammsItsn
3ldbm rnt5iinbst, rrr nun ben Gpbsu In
8ronb esisBt battle, mac Scn ben SpIba.
ten fapn auben bemerft wcrptn MAR.
Die 8orbanse bss 9stts6 parsn Suriid'
ssfGlassn, bic SpinbentGiren rrbro6sn,
bic StibIe umeewUrfsn; baS sanJe 3tm.
mer 6sfanp R6 In etnrm 3uianpe untss
1arrltli6er gerpIrrHnG,
gt mar lsbr Isi6t ~ srrai9rn, bab F6
bier etwa5 6ur6ttartS errtBurt baben
mubte, ein rntlsbIt6er &f ba bic Ss-
wriis bisrSCn Cffsn ju &a8s lussn unb
msbr bafar fpra6sn, ais bic 3srriFsnsn
8orbdnss, bic ssrbrO6snsn Sbisn unb
umstporfsnrn Stitls.
Dor bsm Samtn namliG lassn Swri
maunlI&s Get&en.
Der cline mar rIn @rsis, Der nnbsre
elm Iann In Der GleiNuns sInss 8autrn-
tnsGtes.
9lus bsibe battrn 8sine unb 5iBs
uadt. 9Ie1e parsu nit Stridsn eng an
chamber scbuubsn unN balls VertUblt, Osnn
man bate ae bis In Das Geusr sr3pssn,
baS nod i'm Samtn tranute.
Die @rmt warsn 9lsibfnlIS an sinan-
Der Oebunptn unb nit ben &5pfen bate
man Fs an sintn 1&wsrsn 5OIablUd BE.
fsfiet, ben man ppn uubsn in's 3tmmsr
ssi6Irppt battt,
@m 8abmsn, Der Nts Surbdnss bss
SsttsS true, bate man cine 8rau anfgss
bdnBt uno unb ;rnr nit ainrm 3sug'
lrsifen, ben man BON ben @prbdneen ab-
9sriGrn batte.
Sdmmtli6e M6tsl bate man bur&gso
Iu6t, auSsslstrt uno gum 9rSbtsn 1beil |
isri&lasen unb ;srRSrt.
DistRabI unb 3aub marsn unawrifsls
baft tsm MOrbe esfCl9t,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
Sr6eIfriOn,

Das In Der @srmania SaIls aufstasGItt Sr-
Gtfripu ~ BON benz taIrntppIIrn Snitrumentfn.
baurr, Srn. g. WeIhe, reparirt unb NIT snsT
@njabl ntusr pifetn SrrIsbrn ipprern, unb iann
has putlifum In Der 3ufuuft Pirbtr bet sinsm
IbGumtnbsn GIlaIr Bier ben @enub riurr flat.
llGen WuIif babeu. Sprsbt 9sfiIIialf Dor.
9pbu 9etbItr
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8 untes 6 aptteG.
Der SAdfcr.

@snn nit brm ei&ts UNI bic 6srrlRaft
Die Yabt in blut'gem Strtitr wirbf,
Bis lGHrInb untrr lrinen Wunben
Der Gag, Der bOlbr Serrlter liirbt;
gDrnn bann bic DGmm'runs ibre S@Isitr
lin ben grItcbtsn 5obtrn biillt =
Oas III bic Stuntt, brrsn I3aubrr
Mit 9tagTuuJ irpe StrIs fiiat.
Die ft:H arG 10 Iaut geiubrIt
Die eippf YI9sIi& btbt tiub f&Best;
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Versicherung,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

u. 9tepart pptter CgiaGfolssr BON @.
8. 9BaItfr) il asent fir bic ,,Spne 8frii6fr-
mas So. In Nep-g -gorf" unb ,,eYrpmine County
Watual." 8ernsr Igsrt fur ale furCpGiittn
Dampffr- einifn. pafaSfi9sins auf DamPf-
NIB 3s8flf4ifsn ra@ uns BON Samburs, Stt'
men uno alr anstrfn Siffn tprreru pfrfauft.
gDf6lel perbtH naG allen 3btilrn brs alien 3D.
trlanbsS iu ben nifbri9ftn 8aItn aus8e(ffllt.
OfRee, 205 eadapanun Gptnue C3sieltrs
9mfT Rs.t, pbfuauf. t6b9
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80 cues
MObclz OcScbGn.

llnter,ei&nrtrr mnGt birrmit befnnnt bnB CT
lriu M5brI9sl9Gft in irurm nturn Saulr
In Der Gebar StrnBG
sr5fTnrt tati unb ilrt5 sinru 8Ouatb brr teifrn
IbtsIn ~ trn tilli9arn prsilsn baIts. Sepa-
raturen Trrbrn prompt unS sur 3ufristsnbsit be"
Irrgt.
g,e9rGbniITen ipsnSe i'd meins 1p3irlle Nui,
msrFlamfsit Su unb ibsfnsbme ale bamit Ssr-
bunbenrn Nrbrnnrbritrn. @briif. Stprr.
Snantpn, 2. De,. 1S69-bn
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2SGlfcrs ScrasOGa0c

SD HntfrstiSnttfr tmpftbIs mstns ntue Ssu-
paaae ben 9irgrru SOn Scranton. Da i'd tag
Id 8epriIt In mtine S1nbe bsfpmms, eaB elm
arc6r SS6piuStl nit bem Seu estrisbtu tpiro,
psIdts nidt bier BtpcDrn tpprbtn IT, uub man.
der Rnnn an einer rtrjiaen gaSunS um IS
PranrS bstrcgrn wirb, 10 iparus Id tr6sn Sar.
ler, feiu Seu III faufrn, auBer 60 III bier Gspc0rs
Dcrtrn. NGbtrf Ausfunft BET
f0jr66 &brtfian Vbltfr,
penn i've, nnbf @Hnlfer's Mbbflllcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

KU-KLUX LEGISLATIoN.-ln the House of
Representatives yesterday, Mr.. Butler an
nounced that at the earliest moment possible
he proposed to introduce a bill ''for the protcc-
ton of life and property in the Southern States
Some of the opposition members announcing
that they would object to it until the commit
tees had been appointed, the Speaker said that
he haI only failed to make the appointments
because the House had twice voted for an early
adjournment A resolution was adopted ap-
pointing select committee of thirteen to sit
during the recess of Congress, and report to
the next session on the condition of the South.
ern States. The Speaker appointed the follow
ing committee under this resolution Mcssrs.
Butler of Massachusetts,, Shellabarger of Ohio,
Kelley of Pennsylvania, Maynard of Tennessee,
Buckler of Alabama, Coburn of Indiana, Stew
enson of Ohio, Burdett of Missouri Cox of
New York, Beck of Kentucky, Archer of Mary
land, Waddellot North Carolina, and Robinson
Of Illinois There appears to be "a dead set
making against the Southern Statcs-for poll
teal purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

REV. WILLIAM SPARROW, D. D., Professor
of Systematic Divinity in the Theological Semi
nary of Virginia, completed his three score
years and ten on last Sunday. For nearly thir-
ty years he has adorned the positions he now
occupies His pupils are in Asia, Africa, and
America, and his friends are scattered through
the world. Could We speak their sentiments
as they think of their now venerable teacher,
We are sure they would say-"How much we
are indebted to you. And. if We differ from
your opinions, it is only because you taught us
to think for ourselves May the sun OF our
venerable father set in peace; to rise to glory,
honor and Immortality In the world to come =
Southern Churchman's. u.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

FRUIT TREEs.-Wc copied few days ago,
from the Richmond State Journal, very ex-
cellent article on Fruit Culture in Virgnia-a
subject to which We wish to invite the atten-
ton of the farmers Of Virginia, as one means
of material progress in the State We OBJ
serve that a correspondent Of that paper from
Charlotte county recommends Tobacco as a
protection and fertilizer of fruit trees" This
correspondent says: Tobacco stalks and
stems may be applied by being scattered thick
ly around the roof of the tree and dug in the
soil, or they may be heaped up around the base
Of the tree, and left to the action Of the air and
rain, which will soon decolnpose them, and will
furnish supply Of food for the young tree.
One happy effect of the application of the to-
bacco stalks is, that it completely destroys all
insects of every kind that often damage and
sometimes destroy the young tree"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, MARCH lG, 1871.

The PoToMAC FISHERIES Maryland
Legislature, last winter, passed bill regulating
these fisheries, and requiring the fishermen to
take out License upon their outfit, which law
we published a few days ago. The Marlboro
Gazette says that in pursuance of its provisions,
the Clerks of the counties bordering on the
Potomac were furnished with instructions and
blank Licenses by the Comptroller, and notice
given to those interested of the requirements Of
the law. This law, however not having been
concurrod in by the Legislature Of Virginia the
comptroller of the Treasurer Of Maryland has
addressed the following letter to the Clerks OF
the counties bordering on the Potomac: 1.-THE
Attorney General is of opinion that the Act of
Assembly of January Session, 1870 oh. POS. is
imperative until assented to by the State of
Virginia, and His Excelcncy has accordingly
determined not to enforce it at this time. You
will therefore not issue the licenses sent to You
under that Act, and for the information of all
concerned, I will be obliged to you to have this
letter published in your county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

GEN BUTLER-The Boston Journal pub
fishes what some think may perhaps be an Off
cial PRONUNCIATION of Gen. Buffers political
aspirations and intentions 1t includes his
candidacy for the Republican nomination for
Governor of Massachusetts,, future elevation
to Senatorial chair, and an even higher posi-
tion-probably the second place on the Presi-
dental ticket. The Generals opponents think
that Governor Claain will be the candidate
most likely to defeat him in the Gubernatotial
Nominating Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

The southern loyal claims commission Las
decided that the taking of the test-oath by the
claiman. should be condition precedent to
the reception and examination Of any claim.
The Commission have rented quarters for their
accommodation in Hooe's building, on street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
Washington, where they will commence their
operations about the first Of April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16
DooIey's Yeast Powder

Has long been regarded rs the best and cheap
est Baking Powder in use Perfectly pure and
healthy 1t makes, mt short notice, delicious
Biscuits, Rolls, Sc There need BE- no waste OF
food prepared with it, ms it is always Of the best
quality We would say to those who have never
used it that Il very few trials will enable them t"
Use it, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Put up FULL, NET weight, us represented.
Grnccrs and Dealers sell it.
DOOLEY Il BRO, Prop's.,
60 New street,
feb l1-endcnw(m New York city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

We regret to learn that DR.. David Hunter
Tucker, distinguished physician, and formerly
professor Of the Practice of Medicine in the
Medical College Of Virginia. is now lying dan
gerously i'll of paralysis, in Richmond Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

A "MIcRocosM. A combustiblc society
has lust been organized in Philadelphia 1t
calls itself The Scientific Mlcrocosm, and
the subjects discussed at its last public meeting
were powder, gun-cotton, nitro-g lyeeerlne,,
dynamite, and other explosive compounds. a
local reporter gravcly states that the eTenlng
was ''replcte with explosions and noises OF
every description. The solar spots and the
rainbow came in for 4 casual mention at the
end There are some curious organizations in
New York--pscudo- scientific, literary, social,
and othcrwisc-b we have rs yet no rival to
this Philadelphia ''NlicrocoSm. The expan-
sivc title shows that the members mean bust
ness on the largest scale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

New HAMPSHIRE Further returns of the
election in New Hampshire confirm the dis
patches published yesterday. The Democrats
have elected their entire State ticket, and
three members of Congress The result as
tonishes the Radicals. They now say that
their candidates were not popular. Previous
to the, election they declared that they We're
rey popular. ~,.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

Senator Wilson, of Mass, was seized with a
fit, followed by SPANS, at his residence in
Washington on Monday night. He is now
better, and it is thought, is out danger. The
Washington Chronicle says it is considered the
attack was caused by the excitement arising
from the recent debate in the Senate on the
displacement of Senator Sumner as chairman
of the Foreign Relations Committee, in which
he p,rticiDated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

Marshal MacMahon has been released from
his parole and is now on his way back to Paris.
He served Napoleon faithfully in the past, and
on that disastrous day at Sedan, when the
French army was well nigh annihilated and he
himself was borne from the field severely
wounded, no complaints escaped from his lips
against the i'll fated Emperor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

The free coal and salt bills have been placed
on the Senate calendar instead of being refer
red to the finance committee. The majority Of
the latter committee arc very much opposed
to the measures. Itisnot supposed that these
bills will be acted on, at ALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

The Richmond Wing says :-"Operations
for cutting out and deepening Butler $ canal
across Dutch Gap have fairly commenced.
The contractor who has undertaken the work
obligates himself to finish it in ninety days
This will shorten the distance to Norfolk about
seven miles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

The Germans is nearly all the large cities of
the U. S. are preparing for grand peace in
Europe" judilee to take place at the appro-
pirate season of Easter Monday, which this
year comes on the 10th of April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16
DIED..

In Georgetown, d. c., March IS, 1871, after a
lingering fitness, which she bore with Christian
resignation, Mrs CHARLOTTE WILSON,
vito of the late John Wilson, Of that place, in
the Goth year of her age.
In Winchester Virginia. on Thursday March
ID, 1871, WILLIAM f. McCO RM1Ck, second
son of Dr. w. A. Mccormick
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

Some of the Radicals papers say that the
result of the New Hampshire election is "a
matter of very little account Only this
that if it had been Radical triumph, it would
have been, with them, "a matter of very great
account! %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

ADJOURNMENT House Of Representa-
stives have again proposed an early adjournment.
They passed resolution yesterday to adjourn
on Monday the Goth inst.-yeas ll7-noes 10
1t goes to the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

Besides the Alexandrans in the city, noticed
Yesterday, are Mr. H. 0. Claughton and Mr.
&. K Wilmer. ,,
There were in the State Treasury, at the
close of business hours to-day, $500, 900.
1t is estimated that there are more strangers
in Richmond now than at any time since the
fair. in November last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

We have the report from Paris that the
French government intends to levy duty upon
important raw materials, and especially the raw
material Of textile fabrics, and that it is OK
pected that the tax on cotton alone will yield Il
yearly revenue of from sixty to eighty millions
NJ francs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16
CHAS. w. GREEN ,
NH 10-rnJt
ENTLEM ) DEPARTM f \ T
W FOR THE SPRING OF 1871,

W IT FIR u l. A y VI a r S O..
Upon the opening Of another season. We would
again invite the attention of our friends to one oi
the largest and best assorted stocks of
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES
that we have ever opened, embracing some of
the best makes Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Cloths and DOeskin Cassimercs, in black and
culnrs; English and French Suitings such n
Palitots, Grantees Tric"ts and Melt"ns.
a beautiful assortment of genuine Bannock
Burn Chcviot Sutings, cheaper than ut any tim"
since the war.
FANCY STILES,
in almost endless variety, to please all tastes
All kinds Of
DOMESTIC CASSIMERES
cheap for boys Also Il very large assortment of
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.
We will be better prepared this season to fur
nsh
DRESS OR BUSINESS SUITS,
ut the lowest rates, trimmed and made in the beat
manner than ever before, guaranteeing perfect
satisfaction.
GENTS DRESS SHIRTS,
of all numbers constantly on hand. We Will
also lave Shirts made for Gents or Boys, by
measure. guaranteeing q fit.
UNDER WEA X for Gents, AL numbers.
ENGLISH HALF HOSE, all numbers.
We would invite any who are in want of the
above goods to call and us, ms we feel sure ":
can please WILMER & SLAY AKER,
feb Is IS and II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

At the Radical Senatorial caucus yesterday
afternoon, upon the subject of cnacting bill
for the suppression of alleged Ku-Klux outra-
ges atthe South, extreme diversity of opinion
was manifested. During the discussion a
strong probability was developed that the ma
jority will decide that it is not expedicnt to take
any action upon the subject at present, and
agree to the House resolution for an adjourn
mept on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

INDEMNlFIcATIoN-A bill has been present
ed in the Senate by MIR. Lewis to indemnify
the State ofVirginia and county Of Pittsylvanla
Va, for losses incurred by them in the defalca-
ton of VIM Liahy, sheriff of said county: al
appointee of General Candy. Are there not
various other military appointees, during the
military regime in Virginia, who 'defalcated' y!
Let the State and counties he Unidentified tor
all! There is q 'little bill of naturalization
we should like to see Mr.. Lewis propose, for
the plundering and wanton burning and destruc-
ton of large printing Office, house, type, paper,
presses, books &C., &c, by u. S. troops quar-
tered in this town-Illinois cavalry and Penn
sylvana infantry regiments-worth thousands
of dollars, and which, for the time, pecuniarily
ruined the owner, and will keep him poor
to the end of his days. The commanding Off
GERS of those soldiers We're clearly ''dcfaulters
in permitting their men to act us burglars and
house burners, and taking no steps to arrest
and punish those guilty Of the outrage, as dis
graceful to the soldiers as it was to those who
suffered it to 90 without rebukc, even. We
hope Mr.. Lewis will not despair, because the
owner of the property wasn't ''lo-il. He was
just as ''lo-ir' as were the conservative members
of the Virginia Legislature who elected Mr..
Lewis to his present position But, alas! and
alack we arc afraid we shall not obtain the
Senator'S assistance He sits in Il high place
by conservative votes we remain in compare
tive poverty and obscurity, and have to bear
our wrongs and losses, because we were altoays
conservative!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-16

Mr.. Butler is said to be very angry, that in
lieu of the Caucus bill on the "Ku Klux, the
House has only appointed another ''investigat-
ing committee" One account is that he will
refuse TO serve on that committee.