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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-08
DISEASE OF IMPRTDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary Of
pleasure finds that he has imblbed the seeds Of
This painful disease, it too often happens that all
ill-timc sense of shame or dread Of discovery do
e5S {5S ha hHa ffscssIpee,sby fssI can alone befrend him
DELAYING tilt the constitutional symptoms OF thlh
borrid disease makes their appearance. such Is
ulccrated sore throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains in tho head and limbs, ,dimncs. OF sight,
deafness, nodes on the shin bones and nrm',
bIotches on the head face and cxtromitir3, pro-
crossing with frghttul rapdty. till ut last the
55aIato of the mouth or the bones of the
nose fall in and the victim Of this AWFUL disease
becomes Il horrid object of commsscratlon III
death puts period to his dr"adinl Suherins! nS
sending him to that undiscovered country "''
whence no traveller returns. nrr
Ills a melancholy fact that thousnn'l,. III. mlH
victims to this terrible dis"aS" through Mtl,rS
into the hands Of ignorant or unSk,li.' Io,Ji,.
TENDERS, who by the use "i that deadly
Poison Mercury Sc. destroy the constitution:
md ;nrsnuLle OF curing. keep the unhappy sui
ferer month after month tai ing their h9Hlous OF
injurious conp"mnd,; "in II" Vigorand n Hanniness
~ desnair leave him with ruined Health to sigh
nvcr his calling disappointment.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE. 40. :. South FREDERICK STREET
BALTIMORE, MD.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street Il few
doors from the corner Failnot to observe nam"
and number.
zss- No letters received unless postpaid and
containing a stamp to he used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age and send T"f-
ton Of advertisement describing symptoms.
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this Establish
ment wear after year. and the numerous iiIppl.
ant Surgical Operations performed ny E". DT' ""m"
ston witnessed by the representatives oi the PIea'
and many other persons. notices o wiicH hi, uIa
appeared again and again before thc HaDc, oe
sides his standing ~ gentleman Oh cn;,lcte' ,
and responsibility, is sufficient gua'"''' - '''
! afflicted l,-n,
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
! Baltimore jy 7-ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-08

Married persons, or Young Men contemplat,
ing marriage, aware Of Physical Weakness
Loss Of Provocative Power-1mpotency, Ner-
rous Excitability, Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disqllali
ication, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the care of DR.. J.
may religiously confde in his honor rs a gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill rs -
nbysician
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-08

TOR SEWING MACHINES-Karr's patent
L Needle Settlers, adapted for all Sewing Ma:
chimes. This is very desirable instrument, and
no Sewing Machine can be said to be perfect
without it. Price 81 each. We are the eNciu'
sive agents for Alcxandrio.
ian i3 s. LEADBEATER i BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-08
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College Of Surgery of Lon,
don, Graduate Of one of the most eminent Col
lcges in the United States, and the greater part
of whose life has been spent in the hospitals o,
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere. has
were ever known; many troubled with rngngin
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness,
with frequent buShing. attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind, were cured Immediately
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
9SOlfers SScresOn0c

Sd nuttrSsidustfr tmpfeble mrire urus Sru-
mage ben Sirgeru SOu Srrnrtpn. 0a Id tag
i'd Sspsile in mrine SGnts brfpmme, ba6 Gin
GROCER SdwinesI nit benz Seu grtrisbsn rirb,
pslbes ni6t bttr stppgrn ppresn II, unb man
Gtr y'ann an strsr sinitsrn 2abuus um is
Sr0ors tstrpssu pirs, 10 parne i'd iessn 8ir.
Ger, fsiu Ssu gu faufru, auBsr rs IN bier astppafu
rOresn. Ydbrrt Nusfuuft td
t0tr66 Gbrifian gSlfsr,
penn live, nabt @anfrr's RSttlfrr,,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
S5ss ocsa SSOGeSeu,
NpY;af gpn Nubrs 5ugr.
(8prtisBan9,)


SelIte unN 9eEno passu a[liin. 6.lies
blidte ,u 8orsn, cIs @snnO's Isbbafttr
Bid User bic lh5Is GsaaIt 9Iitt.
SO BABE stue Bite, 6raultin," Idsts
Genuo lstie.
Gslics bIidts auf.
rSprsbsn Sis, Strr 56vRrr."
rWiircsn Sie mir niGt oas ,sritci.
isne YcrisIeuIls pisber auS6dnei9snw w
uG& ia, u&t germ, wsnn ss pom 9n'
tersTs fir Gle it,"
patrr 6rauIrin, wis t5nnsn Gle nur
70 fraaen. Gvinnftt IS MID bob 1stS an
bic f65nsn Stuutsn, wfihs th in Sbrr
Nits psrtra5t, uno tann eiirite rs ts.
ipnbsrS ttslssssn fir mid pon blsitsns
EN- 0ertbs irin, reil ss mir jsretmal,
psnn Id s5 anbIid', iasen rirc, Elm prOs
Duct frdu,GFiAeu 0swfrtaetbss, pcn
Jreunetnbanb 9sipsnbss, retts!s mid pum
tTrhitsn SIsi uur psnisr Stuupsn ipaisr
ppm fhsrn Sore"
SsIicf'5 6auO jittertf, ais Te t9m tas
portrisuilIs rsiAte.
,Weine Sittir fab nos MID 5u Gntt,"
iagts SrnnO, bic Iiuff 6anp GrIies's sy.
fl6snp.
yNun%
,5rduIsin 6:ltct, nit bsr Griifsn, biz.
les @Crtsicuiass wiro Ih fsis Sbr 8tlp
psrtnHpfen, tsnn bafsIts 1T NIT unauas
lGi6li6su Gaytrn in meu 9trl 9rpFanjt,
a(lsin trpbpsm m6Ate ia nod Elm wirf'
Ii6rs Slp, cine photographic pcn Sb'
nsn, bamit lib s5 meiurn 6reunsen une
8stanu.sn nit srbabsrsm Stplje 3stgsr
unp iansn Iasfn tdau, ras ID meins st'
brnSrftterin. ... Gis blbsn nub Dtoto'
sraptisn pon l6, un0 l6 BARI wcbi bof'
fen, Rag sic mir msina 8tts ut6t ab'
IAldssu wrrSsd."
8slies sRt,oB Stnno lore SanN uni
elite ue& rsr GtdSsrf, auf esr Elm pratt
poGss INSTRUMENTATION lag. Sis 5ci
ibr photographs brrauS une rs!dts fl
Sfnno.
Gtsfsr tc!ra&iSts stHigs ga5satlIds hl
3dss nit ialIdsm SntsrtlIf unn ts8t5
nstr, ole CT tine gsrslsi6una spiittI
0irFliatttt unb Gppts auRtarn wcli'
etm Slids 6slie2't.
UGs wirb mir stn tbfures anesntt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
DupunrO 8 GoISsnf @1ilen far 5raurn
DupOnrO's OuISrne l1iIIen fit Graasu

pupOnro 6 9OlNsne a1ilIen far graurn
pupOntO's OoINrnr l1iIIen fit grauru
Iinb sGnjIi6 uulGdeli6,
fiub sGniIi@ unl&GbIi&
gSirfcn jauberartie in ieeem Safe,
0Birfen Sduberartis in icSem Safe,
llnb SsrfsbIen mic
llnt SsrftbIsn ME
augsnblidlihs GrItihierung uub anbautrntr
Ssiluns tsi untsrrridtsr WsnIlruatipn ju srbsn
unp rnifcrnru Sb1ruftiUnen jeefr gIrt.
Cine Dams ibrribt, fr piret liftrr S 5 fir
zine Dor SaEIrn, aIs pbne iir itin.
N.B.-Sh gebrauhe bic fleinen roihsu uno
grlbGn SoTfs nitt mrbr, el lie 1efGllnt liub.
Die r6trn luS jtBt in errBen psiBsn 8Grss,
GRtbnlitn eOppElt IcUiel pillrn une auf jfber Dor
fnert man ttu .. Ct. Stfurriirmprl, ppu mtis
nem ei9entn Siempsl geerudt, auf rem bic
gBCrir in nriBrr Sdrift ltsbrn ;, ,Guppnep's srls
eGne peripeiIde pilIsu." gGcnu eu ecirr Sc
Iunebtit unb brin psten lbiBtif, 70 grtraude
feline rrrartise pilIsn pbns trn ptisrn Stsrprl.
PrriS 81 per Dor. sc6s 9arrs s..
grFauft burb 8. 8. 9pbrd uub Ratbeps
Bros, in scranton. Hrr 81 al bieIslbrr
ourb bic Suantpn pUlf lsnbGt rrbSlt bic piIlsr
frsi uab ir9rno ti5sm ganoestbsils grIhidt
Gsrnsr pCrfauft Sur9 q. 81. Roraan II. 81
Syer prf qittstcu,
g8ilfesbarre, burd einrn Applbrfsl
in istsr Stabt err Der. Staatsn uue Surrt
9. .. Sppe, allfiniasr Gissntbiimtr
27o70,ti giftp-2Irrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19

Die ,,@sIptn1sr Der 8Osslsn" ubnisn
niGt, ptl6ts trobsntt @twitsr ab iibtr
itrsn SSpfsn JulammsnjOs. Sn slnsm
absslsssusn gBalOptrtbsbauIt In Der
Ndbs BON 8dsurp battsn IS fih bic bdrtt.
gen, wiItsn @sRaltsn ttqusm ssma6t.
aas Niumt RES 6auiss unb pfs Ntttn.
sstiupse wartn pcn J.hsnSsH, iinssnhrn
unb IsanbuIirsnbsn @rupprn ssfiiIt.
Dur tsr GnfIbrrr ttr S&aar In6, ben
8OPf in bic 9anb Seitast In flo sstsbrt
an bsm sruesu, siteusn SLIDE tsr Inter
fubs uno lImmtt ni&t nit elm In ben
rObsn Subtl, Der um tbn Der tObh.
vYrOft, S6war,rI" ritf Der an Der
anrsrn StIh otS aif&ts Sib.nts BEN
anfibrsr ju.
neab mid" sntstsnsts Stsisr mirrll&.
nNun, Du pIrf mir Rod Srf&sip
tbun9"
sd mag ni&t!"
v0arum"
,,Gsil i'd ju trnttn batt!"
nBirb aud ptsl lstu!" mari btr 8um,
pan bts S&warSsn fp6ttIfh bin.
aIs Der Sawarjs auflprans, rUlIltn
feline 8rrbsn auSsn fdr&tsrIit In itrsn
S6tsn umtsr. Gr ri6 btn ls6sIiuFssn
8spOlpsr aus b.m @urts unb klsIt ttn
auf ben StSrsr fsInsr 8uts.
"Utri Du mid irbt In aubs laFsn.
oaer :"
Der GuBsrufsus fannie bic 6ibt bss
S&wa3sn unb sntSssnsts eabsr In stn,m
1Ons, Ter elm sissntGamIi6sS Semitic
pcn gButt, Grimm unb Sur S6au &C..
trassurr lnt,rwirfstsit Suslsth mar.
80 babe DID ia ntat ttIsibissn mol
len, S4rarjsr :. mtirtt IS gut .,
tta' bsn &ipolpsr meg! -. Id mag
Dem Dinss ni6t germ In ttn aauf fsbsn!"
Der Infdbrr Issts Ten RspOIpsr auf
ben 1i1h.
"0Utt frat mid! S&par,sr, Id babe
ss niht um Dta psrritnt, tab Du mir
ben gauf bss gtspcIusrs jsisR. Birt Id
VOrssasrn nl&t bel pIomtIsrrs sswsfsn,
wutrbaftis, Der DraeCnsr bate Dir ben
Sopf 9sipalltn."
,,Das mar Define psrbammts pIiht unb
SaulbisttIt!" brauRs Der S&war,s ME.
Der auf.
PUN gut" mari tr anesrt pittsr
Gin, - DfU tlnuf Du mir br6 tsswtssn
9tl6sib tbun."
SO nil attr nlhtw
Damn LAP ts bltiSsnw Iasts Der I'm.
tsrsstsns une sins murrsno bapOn.
Die anSsun GtncFtu Der 8antt psr.
IirSsn aud bic Stutt unb l&lOItn RG
ben psri&tsNsnsn IdrmtnNsn unD jsAsn.
cen 8rupPsH an. 50 mar niG UNI ben
aniaRrT 9swOrptn. Gr tlidtt auI. alt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
SrdDeItriOll.

Das in her @rmania Dale aufssfr1te Or
HtRripn 1T BON benz taIsntppllru 9ritrumsntsn.
bauer, Srn. 9. @eltf, rsparirt une nit elmer
gIn,abl neusr pisetn prrlsbrn tporben. unb fam
bds publifum In brr 3uFuuft pieesr bel sinsu
I6dumenhtu @laIr Bier ben 6Ienub elmer tlai.
fI&sn Ruft batu. Sprt6t sefaliislf vcr.
SCbu 3etbteE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19

seit 20 her SHpnrJs ssROIIt, 70 mar
ss ssi&sbtn. am ROrssn brs nRbsrH
(StGbs Sisrts Stiis.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19

SsiIte un0 SeEno passn allliu. 6tliee
bItdte 81 8crsn, els @srnO's lsttaitsr
Bid User bic fa5as GslaIt 9litt.
so BABE stue Bite, 6raultin," Idsts
G,,un IeiIa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19

fen r'riraut rtr frauiSiii&sn Spra&'
pcufdntiB mahtIg, bate tr am Itstfsu
iih tInsr BON ZEN ntustbIIOttsn tsutfhtn
Gc!cnnsu bss IA. grmssecrps ansslHlpf.
fen. aue bIsIem @runbs msIbtie sr li6
frsiw!lIis 80 bis1tm Disnls. Go partn
f6cn bsrsitS wispsr siniSs 9ase ssrsan
lrn, cbne fa6 ibm sins Mittbtiluns &C..
ma6t rcresn wirr, aIs auf sinmal elm
S6rsitsn an tSn 9rlansh, ba6 istn
29unib sspabrt iri. 3u rem 5aupt'
qaartisr Psresrs ansslaHst, brahte tr
aUtma!s isinen 0unl6 per unb ttsltr
srtbsiIts hsm ianSsn Munns psrf6nIt6
lstns SnfTurticnsn. s0tniss 5nse parlui
Ian8is Ssnuo nit itInsr IIrinru Srupps
In SsiCul an. 6Isr Wurpsn bic ,.griRsr.
Banner. pis Rt bic GOlOGns f&srtptils
nann!r, mad 8caGamp bright. 9o,t
ansffcmmsn, mubisn fis ben Meg gu 5uB
furtisbtn unp ,parben tbntn bic Srk
6trrmaSnt uub 9cussmunt aIs punftt
ts5'i&nst, tn btnsn f6 bic Grane,irsurs
,uIsbt ssJsIst bdttsn. Haa siutssn tur.
gen @drf&sn warsn tItis Srts aufss.
iu6t, aGsia dbsraa b6rtsn Fs nur, tae
Die Snnstn fl& RSptr binauf tn's @stIrst
gcjO9sn bdttsn.
Sfnnc brad nit isiasn esu.sn auf.
9n ct. Ilaurir, Risb bic GOlonnt
8snnC's auf 1psI ptrss8fIEAf f& &c.
mstni&aftIt&r Ssratbdes lnessn on
pirism Srts Gin Hsnrs,cOus sdtsn. Die
Gri@sinunS elmer nsusn, brittsn GOlonns,
bsren 5ibrr NIT ZEN Sntti&ttikn ae.
rnre bieiss 3btiIs Der 8cssisn gsnau Be.
fannt mar, mar BEN tfittn anberen Gi6.
rsrn fsbr an5snsbm,
So purts Gin f5rmliasr Srisssratb as.
baltsn uab etn gemttnfamer Separations.
PLAN enlrOrfsu, mad bsm HG auf an-
ratbsn SsnnO's 9auptmann Sttr&snba&
pom Ct. Waurtcs aus mad Der Moltlptte
binjisbsn, Yrfmisrlirutsnant BON .9sul-
pib BON Ct. Wnuries mad Ct. gmarin
BIN ppsrirsn unp sr Don ct, Gmarin aus
mad @usSwsilsr ~ mil Isinsn 9tutsn
prrssb,n pOate. Oas In WInlisr lie.
ssnpe erGbtrs Tsta6smsnt wurts BON
rfm gCrtatsa In 8snntntb Ssfebt unb
ssbstsn, In d6nIi&sr @.Iis cine ptsrts
9inie i'm Nortsn Ju biItrn uno bic Ban.
bsn pcr fa Der Ju brdnssu,
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anOn 9uBtrne eountD 9a 0onneNag Oen 49, Oftober 187
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Versicherung,
unD-@ccb(eI.

U. Stspart pUttsr Cgla6fpIsu Spn g.
3. WaIts) IL slssnt fir bic ,,Spms 8rrittr.
nSs So. in gisp. gprt' unO ,,gprpmins @uuntp
Wfutual." 6srusr aSrnt fir ale turCpdiItsn
Ddmpfer-etntsn. palaeri6eius auf Darpf-
no Ssssli9tHsn na6 une scu Sambure, 9re.
men unb ale aneertn S1fru perSen perTauft.
gS,tblsl pfrbfn mad allsn 5teilrn hes altru Ga-
rrlaners gu tru niteris ten Ra.en aussrirat.
OfHee, 205 9adarD INA Apsnue (SeibIrs
3immer Yc, I, ptrnauf. 16e9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13

REACTION IN FAVOR OF SUMNEE.-Boston,
March 10.-The Boston Advertiser, COM
menting on the removal Of Senator Sumner,
says:
Whatever loss of sympathy he may have
sustained by his extreme course on the San
Domingo inquiry, it would be doubly re,
stored to him by all who believe in fair and
open warfare, even with an enemy; nor do
we believe the country would sustain the
attempt to prejudice the San Domingo queS-
tion, or any other seriously affecting our re-
lations with foreign countries, by packing
committees in advance solely or mainly ID
reference to thems 49,.
"Much as we have differed from Mr..
Sumner, and unjust as he is in his intoler-
ance of dissent, we believe the country is
with him on the question of annexing any
of the tropical islands while their govern
ments cannot maintain themselves except
under the shadow of our war ships, and the
people have no means of expressing their
free choice. And though there may be
some qualification in fastening personal
slight upon Mr. Sumner, we do not think
that when the Issue is fairly made up the
fact that Mr.. Cameron speaks for the For
eign Committee, and MIR. Sumner simply as
the Senator from Massachusetts,, will mate
rally alter the result"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
We Ask to be Let Alone.

We ask the Legislature that we may be
let alone, and trust that the good sense and
fairness of that body will induce it to graf
ify our request. Since the introduction OF
railroads until withiii few months past
this city has been cut of effectually from
i.4srern North Carolina. At last the en-
lightened management Of the lines which
unite us with that rich country brings us
open and facilitated commerce with 1t.
Ought this propitious arrangement-this
lucrative trade-to be urhappily interrupt.
cd Of placed in doubtful handss Oh, no
let it 60 on and grow and flourish. 1t is a
happy union between Virginia and North
Carolina, highly beneticent to both, as it is
to the lines of road interested in it, and
wisdom and justice unite in demanding
that it shall In no way be changed or inter
rupted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
IF &c Prnuo6

1t is proved beyond question by the ties;
timony before the Committee of Roads that
the company owning the southern railroad
line in North Carolina-t. e., the Weldon
and Wilmington railroad-wants to open a
brisk and lucrative trade with the capital oil
the State; that they want no obstruction,
no determinations in freight and travel
that they want for themselves that unre.
stricted freedom of intercourse that they
desire to secure to all. If anything ever
was proved; this has been proved and es.
tablished as clear us mondays sun. Then
what apology can be made for opposing
their projects? What excuse can there be
for perilling the project by introducing Il
controlling agent from another line in nc
way connected with the line from Rich.
mond to Wilmington in interest or opera.
tions?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
Daa+h If 2. F. Ficklin.


We announced on Saturday by a telegram
the death. on Friday, of Major B. +. FIok'
LIN, in Georgetown, lin what was the LIS,
trict of Columbia, but now, under law OF
Congress-. called Columbia Territory a
few days previous fish bone lodged In dis
throat, from whence it could not De re-
moved. Local Inflammation ensued, WHICH
caused death.
Few men were more widely knoWn-none
more sincerely beloved. He was full OF
manly virtues, and his heart overfioweo
with kindness and charity. Under the CLOAK
of some brusqueness and singularlty OF oe'
nortment there were concealed deep sym
nathy and genial good nature, which were
the key to the warmth of friendship lel'
for him wherever he was KNOWN
His life had been one OF adventure
and ENTERPRISE. In the late war he bore
an active part at the beginning; but his
health uniting him for field duty, he en-
barked in the business of blockade-runnlng,
nartIy for the Government, in which he was
highly successful. Since the war he has
been engaged in the rather perilous voca-
ton of mail contractor in the Southwestern
Territories. This life was to him agreeable,
for he was fond Of adventure.
During the war, by bis liberal charities,
he did great deal to support the orphans
of the asylums in this city, and on one oc-
casion, at least, his timely aid came when
one of them was exceedingly stinted for
subsistence. BEN. FICKLIN will have the
prayers of those who were then inmates of
these asylums as long as they live.
He was native, We believe, of Albemarle,
and was aged, probably, about forty.fye.
1t Is sad that one so active and enterprising
should perish by such casualty. He was
a most remarkable gentleman man of
stout heart, devoted friendship, unim-
peachable honor, and boundless charity.
Of BEN. FIcKLIN it may be truly said his
virtues made him an honor to mankind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEpINGs.
Night Session.

Upon reassembling at O'Clock Saturday
night the roll OF members OF the House Of
Delegates was called, when the following
members were found absent Messrs. An.
drews, Arnett, Bagwell, Boiling, Bradley,
Brisby, Bristow, L. 81. Bryant, Buchanan,
Bulman, Campbell, Chewing. Coles. Cox,
Crenshaw, Davis, Edmundson, Edwards,
Frayser, Fretz, Fulton, Gilmer, Glascock,
G. w. Graham, Hamilton, Hanger, Hawk
hurst, Johnston, B. f. Jones, P. K. Jones,
Rely, Maddox, Mahood, McCaull, Nc
Cracker, r. A. Miller, Moss, f. S. Norton,
Robt. Norton, owen, Patton. PeatrosS, G..
Perkins, Poore, Potts, Read, Seaton, Ste
vens, S. s. Turner, White, Wilson, Wood,
and Woodwork.
Some OF these gentlemen are off on leave,
some are sick, &C., and number who did
not respond at roll-can came in afterwards.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The consideration of the Chesapeake and
Ohio bill was continued-Mr. WooDsoTs
amendment pending.
Mr.. HILL moved to postpone, and make
the bill the special order for IL A. M. on
Monday. Not agreed to.
Mr.. WooDsoN's amendment was rejected.
Mr.. STUBS proposed proVlso at the END
of the third section, that the terminus OF
five miles of the terminus of the Richmond
and York River railroad.
On the suggestion Of Mr.. HANGER, Mr..
SrUBBs consented to modify so that the ter
minus shall not be within less than i've
miles below West Point, and it was thus
adopted.
The bill as amended was then passed
nobody voting in the negative.
THE TAX BILL.
Senate bill imposing taxes for the sup
port of government, &C., heretofore amend
ed, was then taken up and passed-yeas,
81; Nays none.
THE FENCE Law.
House bill revoking the orders of court
adopting the fence law in the counties OF
Sussex, Greenesyille, Lunenburg, and
Orange, was taken up out OF its order:
Mr.. CLARKE moved to amend by addlnS
the county of Pittsylvania. Adopted.
Mr.. FAYERMAN moved to add the county
of Dinwiddie. Rejected.
The vote was reconsidered, on motion of
Mr.. JACKSON; and the amendment was
adopted.
and third reading.
On motion of Mr.. BELL, OF Augusta, the
consideration of Senate bills was passed ny
and House bills taken up.
PASSED.
House bills: To pay per diem, &c, due
the commissioners aprOirted for the sale
and removal of the penitentiary to amend
the act to establish and maintain uniform
system of public free schools; this fixes
the salary of the Superintendent at $4,000
per annum, with an allowance, not to
exceed 500, for travelling expenses,
and provides that he shall have two
clerks-one at q salary OF 81, COG and the
Rapidan river a lawful fence from Liberty
Mills to Bottoms Water Rack; to amend
the Code as to qualifications of deputy
shertfs and collectors to declare portion
of Clinch river, in Scott county, a lawful
fence; TO incorporate the Warm, Hot and
Healing Springs and Covlngtou Railroad
Company.
On motion of Mr.. MAHooD, the House
adjourned at $50 p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13

George Francis Train was arrested and
put in Jail last Thursday night at Chicago,
at the instance Of two bill-posters, on a
claim OF some $40, and was released ut
noon, it having beef shown that he was in
no way responsible for the claim, which
was created by leaders of the Republican
party two years ago.
There is q fair prospect that an amnesty bill
viii be passed to-day with one or two classes
excepted. Tie leading Republican mem
bers of the House have expressed will
lingness to vote for bill With limited ex-
ceptions.
The boiler, of portable saw-mill eX'
ploded near East Cleveland, Ohio, on Fri
day. Fragments were hurried to the dis
lance of mile. J. Beers was INSTANTLY
killed, his brother fatally and father dan
gerously wounded.
The railroad work has been 'going
brayely on since the Christmas holidays.
Shaft No. Of the Big Bend tunnel, which
is to be over 800 feet to grade, is rapidly
advancing towards China.-Cn'on Register.
Rev. P. A. Peterson is much better, and
now considered out OF danger. His dis
ease was caused by oyerwork during re-
vival which has been in progress in his
church.
A very interesting revival Of religion has
taken place in the Presbyterian Church at
TaZewell Courthouse.