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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-16

SPREADING OUT."-That most ex-
cellent Agricultural and Family Week
ly, the Western R,vdl is now publishing
four separate editions every week, at
Chicago, ILL.,, Detroit, Mich, Columbus
o., and Kansas City, Mo. 1t is the
practical value ofthis paper that has Sc
cured for it its wonderful circulation
and decided popularity. 1t is not only
superior in its peculiar field of rural
topics, but it is not exceIled in general
reading by any journal. Terms 500
per year, or in proportion for a less
time. Specimen numbersare sent free.
Agents wanted. Address the Publisher,
II. N. F. Lewis, st either of the above
places. -.n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-16

WE publish an excellent article on
Revenue Reform, Tariff, &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-16

FoxY.-A grand Circular Fox Hunt
came off ON Saturday, about three
miles south of town. Three or four
hundred citizens with the usual supply
of ours, were brought to halt on the
farm of Mr.. Duncan. Three little foxes
were the spoils of these Nimrods, who
after the game was bagged returned to
their homes all covered with glory.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-16
Dissolution Notice,

Dissolution Notice,
THE Co-PartnershIp heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned, under the name Of
]. earns q Bro, was this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent ]. N. earns retiring therefrom.-
The business Of the firm will be settled by
Jacob earns.
JACOB CAIRNS,
J. n. CAIRNS.
Bridgeport, Jan. 18th, 1871. fel63w
Having sold my entire entire interest in the
Grocery and Produce business to Jacob earns,
who will continue the business at the old stand
l would cheerfully recommend him to our
former pa irons and the public generally.
J. N. CAIRNS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-16

Legal Notice Sale Of Church.
Sewing Machines Miss Eliza Gregg
MisceIlaneous-G. p. ROwell.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-16

Are of the very latest styles. and of excellent
quality.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

8anbe eru5@tt&t tpurbe. bur&5ubreaen uue
Ta&tts ~ ,nerben. SIM Borboft abtr ent'
fpanr 6& nun etn far&terlt&er &arapf NIT
benz @duber, etnen, uatren9ereules, ben bic
@enbaruaen nt&t bdtten beudltisen tOnren,
tpenr ni&t BE gauge gerfammluns tdun't'
ger @dnuer tire &rdfte uereintst 6dtte. er
uurbe In bas Mratssefdnsnts mad Tart9 &C.
bra&t unb wtrb btesmal tp0entli@ better BE-
tua&t bletben, ais bas leste Mal. Die
eeute TIT 3enains ober .uareu BET Der Na@'
rt&t Der @&ladt BON Seban nno ber @apt'
tulation Don Yarts faum In 70 aufseresten1
:3ufanbe, als an ieneua Ofermontasna&'
n.ittase, an tuel@em ber fletne Dirt gum
s&auplas Der @sfansennatme zines Snet'
oiouunns wurbe, bic san3e @esenb NIT Mnslt
unb @4reden erfiQt bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Gaiierbaume.-Die t0ntslt&e &esieruns
III Grter bat fur bic fSnteli&en unb &C.
metneemalounsen bes 8e3irfs bas 9fan3en
Don 8%aiierbdumen anseorbnet. Dieielben
merben an ben gut ~selesenen 9uaf'
ten In @ruppen ~ 8, bis 3u 9orRen
BON etrea ] morsen ansebra&t, unb fo1en
baju fdrfere Gt6en, 9tnbsn, @et6tannea ,e.
Don Defenders gutter Befaafenteit semablt,
unter befonberer gorii9t unb @Fese ner'
plant une forsfdltts, erforeerli&sn Salts
aud unter lnwenburs bon entipre9enben
gerbesunsen seldust tpsroea. $50 bas
eiseae &epier raGenoe SpFan5fdnme ntdt
liefere, t0nnen bteielben aus ben benahbar'
fen fSntslt&en &eoteren bss 8e3ir!s te3csen
rerben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
9taIten n.

Nus @om fdreibt man pom 10.
Nprtl: Der 6ersos ponNa0au 1T beute
nit ieiaer @emablin BON BIER ab9ereist.
na&cem ct 8etern BON 81. Batter In
p%rtuatauoten; empfan9en troroen tpar.
Der Dapf %unterbielt fi@ ldn8ere 3ett
NIT benz 6er3ose iiber teutide 8erbdlt>
ntf1e, unb eteler tpar ri@t uenie erz
itaunt, ben ;. @ater 10 eerau iiber be
lelben unterrtd;et 3u leten. sln benz
ielben Sage empfn8 Plus TX. ben
Tlrten Gburn unp Gari6 uno beGen
@emablin. 6eute miro bic @roBfarz
fin Marte BON &uelanb. 6er;oetn Don
2eu9tenberA fit etnt9e Sage bier einz
trefen unb li9 cann gum Spmmerauf=
entbal! na@ Sorrento beseben. Die
Sdwefer Der &6nistn BON @artemz
berg fommt eeraoe CUR redten 3eit, UNI
In einem Der bier erl9einenpen pree<
Sr9ane Der ~&otben" ibre SdweRer,
Die S@mefer res &oilers BON &uelanp
uno Ni9te ces ceutiden &ailers, auf
pie nieoertrd@tiafe @ei(e serunelimpft
;u lebeu.
Die i& 9esenmdrtis in Som aufz
b%altenoen DAMIEN ber peutiden Mriifo<
tratie baben rem ii. @ater etnen 8alz
ea9tn neb1t elmer Mpre0e iterrei6t.
Gen beutiden Trauen, an peren @piBe
Die Snfantin Slabella bon pcrtueal,
9et. Blrfttn .. 26wenfein> ftanp, baz
ben lid mebrere Damen anoerer Naticz
nalitdten an9eldlo0en. @ie aus ben,
off,teuen 8erSeidnie erf9tli9 1T, oez
b5ren Geuti&lano foleenre Nameu an :
Die Glrtin .. Solm5zB raunfels, 9eb.
@rdfn &insty, neblt ibrer Ep@ter; Die
Tdrittn .. SaYnzB %ittsentsin> eeb.
S%wanopsta bic Glriin .. 6obenlobe>
S&iQin9sfarf 9eb. Glritin @ittaen'
ftetn ; bic Girtin 6obenlobe oeb. @rd=
fin 1burn BE Glrtin 25wenaein, eet.
Glrfin 9ie@tenitein ; bic GarainS calm,
seb. @rdfn Spie9el; bic @rdFn &iel<
m%annses9e; bic Barontn Don S@5n>
berg, eeb. Malortie. Ytus TX. 1pra@
BET oer ueberrei@una Der Npre0e ben
perIammelten Domen-97 an Der 3abl
in bewe9tea @prten feinen Dart
aus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
Cine baieriitbe Hduber0e:
f9itbte.

SIN Dem srcsen @d~lbereorplere, btr Ed
an Der Sfsren;e gaYerns an 80tmen unb
bic bStmif&en @dloer btn3tebt, In tpel@e
f@on Sdiaer ietnen Rarl @oor btnperlegt,
iptelt 1d tter unb ba nod man9es @tad
rcmantif&er &duterseiat@ten as. Dor
@onaten f4on tuar tn ben 3eitunsen Don
benz Qeben unb ben 2taten etnes Ma4fpl>
gers tes baterti9en 9iefe1 bic @ebe, Der un>
ter benz Sptsnanten v@anierer" (letn eteent-
lt&er @un,e 1T @arttn Dtrfaerl) Elm unbe'
fdrdnftes @errfaerleten tn tenen e~tnfan1eu
Balosesenoen fabrte unb bur& feline tabnen
8reu3' unb 9uer3lse, bic Ct Der perfolsen>
ben @enbarmerte ta1ber 3u u%nternebmen
bate, bic san3e @esenb inS&reden serieste.
Trl6er trteb ct fetn l1npeien NIT elmer 2etb'
sarbe bepaFneter 6ptebseieQen, neuerbtnss
aber Bate ct ii9 NIT elmer Mn1ajonengarbe,
befebenb aus 3wet riftsen, elet&fals It,
tuafneten @etbsperionen umseten. Ser
pi@enen Sfermontas Ma4mtttaes fat bas
@uf6aus 3u 3en&tns Il. 9e3trt.&mts &0s'
ttns) jablrei6e @dfe bel fHdumentem 8tere
unb b~uftenben 8ratwurfen, ais auf einmal
bic @efalt etnes trdftieen Buri6en teretn-
trat unb la an einen Slid p~laetrte, no ct
bic 8bIre fets TN Mu9e talten fcnnte. 81
les erfannte In tbm ben 9efar&teten San.
itrer", Der EFT por adt Mpnaten aus Fem
@efdnsnte entfprunsen tpar. &aetn bieler
sefdbrli&e Menl8 Hoete fol6en setpa1tisen
&eipett Elm, bab. cbpobl 100 f. 8elr9nuns
auf feline 9abbuitwerbuns 9e1est warsn,
Mtemanb ttn an3usreifen waste. &ed unb
fred trat ct 3a etnem 8ef1nnten aus fribe'
rer 3eit an ben Stf9, brobte bteiem ben
&rus am 9opfe 3u 3erf&tasen unb tbn oben<
brein gum Tenfer ttnausjuwerfen, wenn Ct
nt&t 8ei&eip ttdte, ia ct fa6lte f& fart &c.
mug, faste ct btn3u, bic "san3e @trttsbaus.
Fube" 3ur 8bare btnaus3ubauen. 2autloie
@ti1e berrl&te In ber @trtbsbausfube, benn
Sober permteb ben @eflr&teten 3u ret3en,
unb Is perstns etne CUTE @etle, bts f& tnb'
lid etntse ~pebrtafte Mdnner unb guri9en
%ernaannteu unt aubertalb bes @aA5tmmers
etne 9eratbuns barber ttelten, auf tuel@e
@eit fe f& bess trolaes beud@tisen tSnu>
ten. Sn3wtfden eri9tenen pte CUR gerltdr,
lung ten: betben !@etber, tpel&e im Orte
@ulosr etnsetauft tatten, xnb poatrten ii&
tn ber Ndbe itrss 3%auYtmunnes. SAT-
slet&3tttts aber suaren su slet&er :3eit suet
@enbarnte11 etnsetrpfen, nel9en auf benz
@orplase Mtttteiluns iter bic int :3intnaer
tefntli&e faubere @ssui&aft sema9t
murbe. Man bei&tsb nun auf benz gor>
plase f& In ben9inter6a1t sulesen, mdtrenb
Der @trtb bic beiben ebenfa1s bemafneten
petblt@en @enoden @anferers peranlaGen
,o1te, porter obne ben!elben bic Wtrtts.
tausaute III perlaGen. Dies seIAab aud ;
a1etn @anftrer felbf folste 70 f&nen auf
BEN Tu6e, bag Is benz tpetbli&tn Ibetl Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
POLICE NOTES.

4 slight hIe occurred last evening Oh the third
fecr Of No. TO Brosdwa, occupied by Henry Watson.
James Campbell, age 9. fell yesterday, into n pan
fboirg water No ?A Wesi IweBtrh It, and fatally
Hugh Kelley. age ~, Of No. Ala East Tentll-st
felt ,"eday ou Le~r AID Stanonsts aid received
severe zeal woIid.
j. Franks cigar store. No. 12J West Broadway was
ashrtfd 500 M Gre early iesteriay. The building
TookrT wts damaged { 100.
Frank Engebrrgcr aue H. of No e. Scbool-.t .
b"os d. fll yrsris,. through tie hwA, Warren
o., and "ss Dangerously injured.
Mary Wlttrnbunk, age -, Of No. $40 Fifih-st
~ wa lately hnb'i last evening by ib ryplosIor at
Michael Delahay, % labOrrr age 80 died Yesterday
va' no p'h fo Jurcs Monday
ph't 81 o"'Anndftd ni,ri, Lhs,. ALI. NJ holssavr
h"mas 'Iart'. ar" IL, Of No. - North Moore 1T ,
s.o' " isi ho" rhl H.
." hf"Ai" near Houston ~. he ihro~B
'" 't' "r""h. $40 II" VAS c. ,,,
hc l!i0ol,iyI Police Commissioners fined Sergeant
.o .. az ".n i"cnet ,''istfn day. pa i,bg
'n If"s"i II the 81 m
me >+;h hsrt nifh VT, da. Oetr JpAs
IH'i.Si 10 Iv,ir for
"sk-I ".io LID .iul giI.ost csss " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

show you every Journal IN tho CITY q New.Yors
dscussnc the uueston With me. Labor y too poor 10
edit column ina New-York Journal but wncn u comes
In the shape OF votes, then those saue Ssn .
mate view which we aim at IL cooperation. where
there IL no labor as such, and no capital as
such-winrc every man Is interested proportion.
atey ia the results How viii You a, .StGm ~
pow,r In the nation s money that riyets the CHAINS
nf lahor IN could would abolish every moneyed cor
n,rat;on in the thirty States Yet am no; certain THAT
that would q wise measure. hccamse seems pronhne
Gc carried on without corporations hut II be 'rre
that facility aud chcapncss 81 production are
solely to ne reached Ivy the machinery or cofpo..
lion then say gentlemen that the statesmanshp OF
Which wealth may be Incorporated ana liberty saved
(AnDlauscl Pcnnsylvauia has got to ma OUT some
method which Harrisburg may exist without pclhR
thc tail to the kite of the Pennsylvania Central
II man has thousand dollars year anu pays hiu
rcd the man that has Ave thousand year omVn 10 pay
hundred. would have millionaire win ory mi,
dollars taxed so highly that nc wouio Only h"'e
enough 10 live comfortably npOn.
have another proposition. think when man mas
five in the service OF corporations tnough
h. may have bought dollar OF is stock nc Is III
certain sense stakeholder He has put his labor and
persistency there and think every man who has been
employed in cOroration for year or two should have
a voice it's financial management. In japan when
dies his land left TO the state DO yOn not THINK
that is wiser plan than ours The land bcc0me more
valuable through the labor OF the whole country and not
nv that the who eats of OF It, Our great hope In
the future the education O the masses for they VIII
yet be rulers New York stood aghast ut the dealca
ton of millions of dollars hut will YOU submit Ia he
robbed Of hundreds OF millions hy monopoliSts Fifth
ave. cannot afford TO let the Five Points exist. You
wealth enough to f0tify yOn against dsc0n
tented ignorance within your reach lAppiahsrl The
lesson taught ny chicago j. lat wealth. cannot GHol IL
n % Ia # \pl1V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.

festival for the poor of the parish of 81.
Francis Xavier IL held this week by the ladies ~ the
church. IN the College building West SAtc,Dih IT., he
tween Fifth and Sixth-avcs.
The Dean of Chester will deliver an address
on "wOn,n's Work In the Church." Tomorrow ,veninr,
AT ~. Ann snn:the lghts brooklyn. On Saturday the
Dean will sail for England.
A large and important meeting of the Ma
tonal Union for the Protection Of American Industry
WAS held at No rs rdave.. Tuesday evening, Presi
dent NJ. Kerwin in the chair. The Union Is rapidly
advancing In influence. number Of clubs have been
organized ~ this city, and preparations are now nakn
TO organic" In all the different wards aud also 10 extend
the movement To other states.
Dr. John Lord will begin n course Of four
Ircturcs, under The auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Associaton. tomorrow evening. "MahUniIne or the
faraccnlc ConIuests" will be the subj, Of his first
lecture.
The thrty-fiftl annual meeting of the Evan
geicnl society la G'ande. Lgue. composed Of mrm.rs
d tho 1rsoLlIp Baptist churches, was held yesterday u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

e g; Il s. Ss1 S:.:ssl 3 s.s:'s.s "a q:
sasursr rofssc Hs1soGs $780, o. Ma
4 r Rurtc second DIrectress, Mrs. VIM. II. Smith
Treasurer, Mrs. Wm h. Cowi.
The following Trustees Of the Brooklyn
Homeopathic Hospital have been elected:
a. O. sIsde Cbss A. rovnsnd. Sumner Goedh e. .
wS Ss. S;pTs sa W. cSrs' oodnow b.:
ma. psrnss r. W. Hunt A. Maers VIM Poole Buos Rsh,ron
Gee WcoS-' A sasSSn B'1e P%Ts. T.
T. p%se, " r. Clyde Jay c. wemp W. C. Dun,n sai stev" L.
W0odford.
A reception and exhibition will be held Mt
thc Christian Association building, corner Of Twenty
thirs and Fouthavc this afternoon, when the fhtre
colony of artists display the accumulated work OF the
Spring and Summer The native paintings are 10 oc
supplemented by a few pictures from abroad, among
Others the Italian interiors OF George IT, frweii Inc
reception begins mt O'Clock and lasts until In the eye.
Ming The following ayi% gnh % o E"n IT,
Robbins Walter Satcrec II. G. Bishan,, WoIu-Stuiu"
thompson A. G. How!and j. C. Wis.n. T. w. MTT'H Wv.
ant, william Hart, A. TAFT. l. ~ Wiles james r. Bre'
Soort, Miss Walters, and Mrs. l.. h. Culver.
The members of the St. Nicholas Society ctlc-
braed the crsary Of their patron Saint by dher
at Dclmonico's last night. Nearly %" gentlemen. IN
Guiding several officers OF the Russian fleet. rat at the
tables George W. Mount President wearing his badge
golden scarf and Knckcrhocker hat occupied the CHAIR
Among the gentlemen Mt the Presidents table. were
I hoae Pdcn OF the OF New socey Judge
Brady, President Of the Friendly Sons of ~ parcs M
Rev. Dr. Schcnk, Smith l.. Lane james !leItan hugu''
w. Gerard. The toasts were responded to rs follows
"Thr State Of Ncw-YOrk." by Channccy ~ Drrw;
"Thr Union" by James s. TlInyer; aud THE Army
by Gen. Albeit j. Myer, Chief Of tho eigual srrvi'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
ihunonhterntn's.
RrRNrTT'> COOKING EXTRACTS are the btst.

RrVNrTr'> CuOKING EXTRACTS are the best.
Observation-Disclosures instance Of conimenda-
,e ton j. e bted Htoy late; Va n! nf"vhe Ire
demand for IL tGfcn: r. en- rfa.s less 'tTfe'
ird ral Kno, meng he afla'eLy "''L'
10 b.. fate Serves hlu r.plt'
Hail., VrGrr,rLE SIcILiAY HAIR E!XrwTn
ll.raaiu !DIt! '.ag al 'thfs IL IL
har
Trr Rr>r ri,tF III Nrw-GOrk to buy HELL
aprr W.rtr~ fiSE ii."oys r,sr"NAit" Jvwfih at'
q" Fulton ~ Iahof' sI'c" :!
DR.. T.. +. CARvIN's TAR RrMLu!L;. tor
Cen D.. at r-r'sr iof - - "; Nr g. way .
Rr,Asi 2!s McKi'soS E'tnN' :! I"'L|' :: J.
DonIIY'S YEAST Power nlakrs clcran: Rolls,
Bi,ui. D.,si Grr>c sar, fo;-in. e." iF" i.". a. 'e
Coz oH1rlr colo,s hair mag iGcr ~. Io" :N-
nj, nt,rl1 t. g':. IT, 20 .t al efe ST
For TIE IIOIIrAYS.-SWiNS t.kNEn SOO!s.
THg Swi.. 10 Go, " r. f"nr"rLit''i NJ
RO-wrLLs BALSAM TAR AID Wi'l' CHE RRY.
-. Hest tot rt,r .fC"a.. t",,A> TL9,si T.. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
TIE HUNTERS POINT BIBLE VAR.

The trial of the rioters Of the First Ward
School, Hunters Point. which was to have been cai'ea
at 10 a. H. yesterday before Recorder PARCELS OF Long
Island city. finally opened at D. H. The Recorder
arrived about p. H., followed by Assistant DlstTctAt-
torncy Burnett. The three young men. Coon, CiaiK
and Dcnan with nearly all Of the expelled scholars, 'be
PRINCIPAL Mr. sclerr. and the Rev. Father Cumrpins,
were present The case finally adjourned until sat
uriay and VIII 10 doubt occupy the greater part ~ next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hotel-Senator II. NJ: Stewart OF o.,
Nevada, x.t;0v. Evans and Judge j. II. NC nr"y ~
Knapp OF Auburn, Judge C. j. Hilyer Of washington >,
C. Walbridge of Toledo James =. Newcomb secreta! 81
DENTS Hotl-Wendc Phillips OF Boston, ana thr , ~
G. N. Chandler OF baltimore Loot AeF 9 9n Recorder
Randall Of Albany. Gen. Klparick Judge - G,, 70
Burpham Of Vermont and Gen. Tom xa%ne n Minister
from Holland at washington; Capt: Boyle leoo an ~
Capt Palaret Of the British Army frCt. ssa9sip
Russia Fi0G Moi,IEx Mayor No tSr I %
u 7 Rennctt ~ Ralo D. j. Mitchell Of Syracuse. ana
Marshall Woods OF Providence. - Atbemare Hor'-
Thomas A. Biddle OF Philadelphia. - Gilsly pt
Of Wilkcsbarre, Penn brand Centrd! Hotim.ien;;
Robinson of Binghamon. and Judge >. B Katrnr =" y,
the ir"nmos COMMANDER Fitzhugh Of the Severn lol'
W H. stewart Paris. and A: Carririr Ncw.Of'eaHTs'
- rrrrrH Iiouse-The Rev. C. H. Hall Of Anburp, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
IUE IIBLU UEiLIH.
rAIrArir HINT TO THE STREET COMuI>>IDN-
lK>-DECREAsE OF SMALLPOX.

A rAIIAtiT HINT TO THE STREET 'OMNI>>I"N-
IK>-DECREAsE OF SMALLPOX.
The Sanitary Committee reported to the
Board Yesterday that the streets in parts Of the
city were IN very filthy condition., an! BOT cleaned hy
the contractor according to the terms Of his contract
copy Of the report ordered To he sent TO the Street
Cleaning Commission. The City Sanitary Inspector
ported that he had examined Madisou-avc from Twenty
sixth to Forty scC"nd. ts and found that those who
We're constructing sewer were complying with the or
dinan'e-. Dr. Joseph Kornzrr OF No. u.
Wet Thirty..XtliNt. wa ordered 10 bc prose
cuted for not reporting several cases %. small pox
Complaint made against the front and rear tene.
mcnts Nos 2J %, and y LrOnardst These dapidatcd
two-story and attic house. are filthy and there H. actual
danger that they will tumble down. The agent il F. n
Tanning OF No. 40 East Fourthst. and the owner lady
lives in Europe. They ordered TO b vacated within
days Nos. and IL YOrk-s and No. 1872 West Broad.
way, di'apdatcd wooden tencucnt-, occupied by the
lowest class OF cOorcd prostitutes also ordered TO
he permanently vacated. The Sanitary Committee was
directed to ascertain tine particulars Of The death
patient from yellow fever III Bellevue Hospital The
following sanitary statistics subInittcd:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. ,.
Dam Noon 6p.m amaE"s
49, "
HIGH TIDE TODAY
Couey Island. Battery HeHGae. Fm"r m
ID. D w. pm ~, A.
ass 3?3 1891 4G $40 63l +;ol @'A
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-06
Washington News aud Gossip.

Washington, May 5.--The joint higt
commission will not probably sign The
treaty until Tuesday next. Among the
few things positively known about it is
that it will provide only for the adjudica
tion of the claims of both the United
States and Great Britain arising from 1861
until the close of the war in 1865.
The treaty has been printed confident
ally for the use of the commissioners, aud
copies will at once be placed in the hands
of all the members of the foreign relations
committee in the city, and also the men,
bers of tile cabinet.
The Republicans tonight had a torch
light procession, after which there was a
complimentary serenade by the Republ-
can general committee to the officers OF
the new territorial government, at the resi-
dence of Mr. N. G. Ordway, sergeant at
arms of the House. Governor Cook, Mr..
Ordway and others made speeches. Pres-
dent Grant had accepted an invitation to
be present, but just as he was about to
leave the Executive Mansion the joint high
comm !ssion detained him by visit.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-06

JEWELL TO BE GovERNoR OF CoNNECTI-
oUT.-The committee on elections of the
Connecticut Legislature have examined
the votes in the ballot-box at Enfield,
and found one package of votes for the de-
mocratic ticket which had been called off
to the tallyman on election day as contain
ing ninety-six votes which really contained
but seventy-six, the seven on the package
having been called off as a nine. This
takes twenty from the total vote of Eng
lish. The committee go to New Haven
to-day, and, should they find no errors in
the count there, the real vote, according to
present developments, would stand: Eng
lish, 47,476; Jewell, 47.473; scattering,
IL. AS neither English or Jewell 10 such
case has majority of all the votes cast,
the legislature will have to choose Gov
ernor by ballot.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-06
TeIegraphIc summary.

Lafayette Sheppard, supposed insane,
killed his mother ana sister with an axe,
at their home, near Newton, Jasper county,
ILL.,, on Thursday, and then fed, but was
arrested. Several of his brothers and sis
ters have also been arrested on suspicion
of being accessories.
George B. Armstrong, superintendent of
Che railway mail service of the United
States, died 10 Chicago, yesterday, aged 40
years.
Judge Russell, who was tried by high
court of impeachment at Austin, Texas,
has been discharged.
There are l84 miles of street railway in
Philadelphia.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-06

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new weeklies-a splendid array Of pic
lures and fine reading. The cost of cigar
or two, or glass of whiskey, gives the
family whole evening of unalloyed and
healthful pleasure. How many good men
even stint the family of good reading, aud
waste the price of it every day. Now,
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Saturday." or "Frank Leslie" or "Har-
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your sister. If you have neither, you are
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les, angels" If you are good family
man, you may take one cigar less every
day, and carry to the dear ones "Hearth
and Home" full of fine reading and pic
lures.
''Ihe Scientific American" and "The
American Artiz4n" will give you admira-
ble instruction in all branches of indus
ifia labor. Go to Johnston & Selden for
all the newspapers.