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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

ships this week and we are glad to know
that our people are alive to the inter
ests Of the Spring elections. A voice
rom far away York speaks favorabl,
of Republican determination to redeem
that township. The ticket is a good
one and should be elected. Colerain i.
littleexcited overdomesticaffairs but
this will only bring out the strength o.
the controlling element.
The following township tickets have
been furnished us:
CoLERAIN TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
81 Justice, - "a {
David Hawthorn.
Trustees,
John White,
Thomas C. Mercer,
lal Isaac G. Cope.
Treasurer,
Wilson Lemon.
--8f Clerk,
Thomas Malin.
.ds-r Assessor,
Isaac Taylor.
@ u Constables,
.ss.e Abner StilwelI,
al Job Hughs.
YORK TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN TICKET.
~ Trustees,
ID - Joseph Carle,
Se.ea Samuel B. Fish,
/. j. Potts.
Treasurer,
John Burgundthall.
.yr Clerk,
Peter Giffen.
Assessor,
a Jesse Marshall. -
ConstabIes,
Josesh II. Boston,
]. w. Stackhouse.
EIEVeeb NEESHIR REPUBLICAN TICKET.
.a.-4 Trustees,
Joseph Morton,
G.. w. Murphy,
q Philander C. Ayers.
Treasurer,
G. w. Chessell.
Clerk,
w. T. Sheppard.
al.ir lisa Assessor,
5es1s .. N. s. Taylor. I
aat5 Constables,
A. Lloyd,
.s w. J. Chessell. a
if
r ICELAND TOWNSHIP.
CITIZENS TICKET.
Trustees,
C. HI. Arick.
RObt. Kerr Jr.
Archibold Giffen.
Treasurer,
A. P. Blair
Clerk,
Clark Cooper.
Assessor,
Richard Sutton. 4s.s.s7.. ,
., Constables, = ~ Z.
q go ~ Joseph Brown,
William Seaman.
peg Sup't. .Warnock's Pike.
,.els Francis B. Ferrel
: II Supervisor.
'es.5 esi s1
"a - ST. GAINESVILLE
ela CORPORATIONT TICKET.
$40, Councilmen.
James Irwin,
~. Shepherd Davis, n.r
James Osborne.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

WEhave been over mn with Jol
work this week, but win be ready fol
more on short notice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

A GOOD room for storeroom or shop
is offered for rent at moderate rates.
Inquire at this Office, 81 s'l-'. e
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Men who work want their pay.

Men who work want their pay.
Troll has returned from the East with
lots of new goods. 80 = -
A Cleveland lawyer received a $10,.
600 fee for one hours work.
A TEACHERS Institute is in opera.
ton in Cadiz this week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

Many Of our citizens will be pleased
to hear that the old College at New
Athens is to be put upon a new footing.
A F. Ross, L. L. D. has been elected
President and win be on hand at the
beginning d the coming Spring Term
Hon. Jno. A. Bingham is Professor o
Iuterpational Law. Old Franklin hal
asat OF . large number Of men VIII
he8e noie their mark in the world
and thefe is no reason that as many
uaere sllii not owe to her the same &c
fnowJsdgenent. See notice sorSprinI
: qeeu elsewhere. -as. - = =
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n h.
THE OHIO SOLDIERS CoLoNY.-Pur-
suant to call a unmber of Soldiers
and Citizens of Belmont County, met
in the Court House at st. Clairsville on
Saturday March 18th, 1871, for the pur-
pose of organizing branch of the Col
ony in Belmont County, Col. III. Will
Eson of Sidney, Ohio President of the
4 Colony was introduced to the audience.
The Col. in his fascinating and witty
style entertained the audience for more
than an hour with glowing descrip-
tion of the Statesand Territories of the
West, showing that it is must desira-
BILE place for those seeking homes and
Iexplainins the object of the Colony
He stated that it was the intention of
the initiators of the enterprise to extend
the Colony throughout the State and
establish a bmnchsofthe Colonyin each
/ County. The Colony is not toGbe COM
posed of Soldiers alone but all enter
prising Citizens who desire to seek
homes in the fertile fields of the West
under the provisions of the Homestead
law. The Colony propose to hold a
! convention early.@in May where each
2 member win be represented either in
lperson or by delegate for the purpose
of permanently organizing the Colony
n and electing permanent officers and
g the appointment ofa committee to Wis.
d it the West and locate the lands 70,
y settlement. After the address quite q
number came forward and Joined the
rdColony. The members then proceeded
!, ito organize the Belmont branch by the
!, electionof the following officers to wit
! Capt. T. H. Ferrell President, j. F
) Young, Sec'y, Capt Alexis Cope, Treas
. . urer, Pres. Ferrell then appointed a re
= cruiting officer in each Township rep
= rese nted in the organization; to wit
= Joseph Cordner, Flushing, James Stew
lart, Richland. David Smith, Kirkwood
a jJoseph Wilson, Union. The meeting
ID adjourned to meet on Saturday Apr
wtsth, 1871, at st. ClairsviIie, Ohio.
3; ONE evening last week, the iadie
- - of Morristown, presented the retirin
: Pastor of Morristown charge L. I
~ =. Swaney and Lady, with money an
- valuables to the amount of fifty-si
dollars.
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of mother
~ are constantly speaking in exalte
lc- terms of commendation of the magic'
ng effect Of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup f
lsoothing infants teething. ~ ~ iS
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Teachers Examinations.
lst Saturday in April, Bellaire.
4t!i Saturday in April, st. Clairsville.
2nd Satnrda in May.
LIST Saturday in June, ~ =
.H j. ]. BURNS. Clerk of Board
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

The Bellaire Independent brings for
ward the name Of st. Clair Kelley Esq.
for the Judeeship. Mr.. Kelly is in ia
yer ramong Republicans wherever he is
known, and would be an honor to the
bench ; but at present party lines are
drawn % tightly that nothing but an
impartisan desire to secure a good man
would insure q successful compromise
and his election.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

JUST IN Il. LOT OF. INITIAL
PAPER.
Twenty-Four Sheets Paper. .-s'
Twenty Four White Envelopes, IN neat
Box, for thirty cents, at PATTERSON'S,
marl63w
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Report of the First National
Bank Of Bridgeport. Hi

Showing its condition al the close of business
on the 18th day OF March, 1871.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

I Have over 400 such Testimonials s
thcse,
but want of space compels me To conclu .e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30

ONE evening last week, the ladies'
of Morristown, presented the retiring
Pastor Of Morristown charge /, I. F.
Swaney and Lady, with money and
valuables to the amount of fifty-six
dollars.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-30
Legal Notice
Sarah A. Huffman. ct, al.

Edward Bethel, Executor of Abraham Hun
man, deceased,
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Cellar.

COTTON, YARN, BATTINGS AND CARPET
CHAIN.
ALL GOODS BOUGHT FOR CASH.
Prices guaranteed as low as any house in the
ae. ..--,- 80. g..
STONE & TAOMAS,
Signof Golden Bee Hive, IVA Main st.
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This is to certify that was discharged from
the army with Chronic Diarrhoea, and have
been cured by DIR. Maggiels Pills.
New YOrk. April Z, 1906 u ~ q =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
SEssrszGf55s1ixSSaRa a-z-e=szsrss-z
Ell, IMaIE ERIC .AI.T,EiiGAT.

Vamos 4 exponer en- IN breve cuadro
La organization del lmperio aiernan tai co.
mo resulta de la Naava> Constitution, 6
sea la de 1866, modificada con arreglo
los tratados concludes con los Estados del
Sur. Nuestros lectores no ignoran que los
paises que, en- virtud de dichos convenios,
entran IN La Confederation, sonslos renos
de Baviera y Wurtemberg y los grandes
ducados de Baden y Hesse.
La jurisdiction del imperio abraza los
siguientes puntos:
1o Eel privilegio de resfdir, gozar de de-
rechos polfticos, ejercer 81 comercio Y po-
seer pnopiedades inmuebles en- cualquier
punto de Alemania; asl como tambien to-
do lo1relativo los pasaportes Y la inspec-
cion de los viajeros, con toda la legislation
sobre Ell traico, comercio, emigration y
colonization, incluyendo 10 que Sc reiera
accompanies de seguros.
2. 2 Aduanas impuestos federales.
g. Acunacion de moneda, pesos u
medidas iunto con las leyes relativas 10
emission de papel-moneda.
4. 9 Bancos.
S. 2 Patentes de invencion.
6. 2 Protection de los libros y toda
sclase de obeas Iterarias.
7.e Protecciondelana y nom
bramiento de los c6nsules federales.
/ s. e Ferro-cariles ] demas med os de
90 Navegacion interior y tributoss 10
ire eilas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

Alexandra Dumas. --El primer dinero que
gsu0 Aaiandro Dumas con sus trabajos
hterarios fueron 50 frances queen 1925 le
adela anso el edictor Porcher l,or un vaatde-
OiIe que hahia escrito con Ia colabora
eion de LeWen. Sc calcula qne ei gran
escritor habja ganado desde entonces mas
de Glen miIionra de ffaneos; pero 81 dine-
sro era 81 dinero del sacFisGan, y SO de
Greer que 40 hayalejaao On e6nsimo 81.
morn. Casi sien pre- tenig & au mesa dieat
s aoce conv dados, = ademas, ] 4 su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
I N G. L A 7 E R R A

DeL6ndres escribenlo siguiente al
IeElgrgto de Barcelona:
lnglaterra esta atravesando ac--
tualmente una crisis de importancia,
en- terminus que Sc trata de formar
IN nuevo partido nacional que pu-
desc regenerar el pals.
Lanecesidad deesta'r gonizacion
de las faerzas pollticas Sc hacen SEN
tir 4 causa de haber dos corrientes
nuy fuertes en- IA opinion pdblica,
corrlentes que Sc conbaten de con-
tinuo Y que destruyen cada die el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
"MuY RavERENDo PADRE PROVINCIAL;

Recorlando Las diginas palabras con
qoe 81 Espiritu Santo nos advierta ane sc
han dc publican Ias obfas de Dios (Tob. !,
o 12) pa.a gloria do su santfsimo nom-
bre. deaea pamos deade ell mes de Setlem-
Dre cemanicaros un prodlglo, con el Gu
al Ell >enot ha querido una vez mas ilus
trar I'll famoso santuariO de nue. tro santo
Patrja,ca Gle Soriano en- la Calabria. Mas
40 sicndo prudente Ell tales easos dar en-
terra t6 los primeros Iumores del pueblo
que amenudo yerFa s 80 engaha, 10 ne
mos dilatado hasta que, a ruego nuestro
81 prelado de aquella di6cesis mand6 pro
ceder una aveIignaoion formal del case
la que ha ltega.io On eatos dias a nues
iras manos, remitida por 81 paenslonado
nrelado por conducto dul Psdse provln
cial de Calahria. y enyo resultado aos
preslrs ra il a comu icaros.
Bis blen csnocsdO de todos vosotros 81
santuario de Soriano, dedicsdo . nuestro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

Loteria de Ia Habana. :. Ndmeros que OBJ
tuvaeFon t,s prlmeTos pramios Ell 81 soT
teo he! II de FebFerG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
v VARIEDA AD ES.

LIZ Opinion N1cionog tle M .drid del 81
da tl1ees,, roolca 10 s1guleute:
Us peri6dico publica el aeta dada en-
Il c,avento de Santa Marta la Minerva
80 Rome, en- In que Sc colrobora el re-
cieute mil*gro aoaecido con la lunagen de
5anto Domingo que So veuera en- dlcho
convanto. s4nles Go 10 invasion de Roma.
Dice asl al acta: =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

con que Sc inspira un ejercito ven
cedor, yer comprometido el regultado
de la campafia por cualquiera insig-
nificante equivocacion 8 falta Ell que
su Estado Mayor General incurrie-
30; las consecuencias serian incalcu-
lables: pero poca 6 ninguna probabi-
lidad hay de que tai case suceda.
FL ejercito prusiano que, debido
4 los constantes y profundos estu-
dos y trabajos cientifcos Sc ha ele-
vado sobre todas las miras vulgares,
que debido & estos mismos estudios
de estrategia y tactica ha conlpren-
dido hasta la perfection la verdade-
"a ynueya aplicacion y uso de as di-
versas classes de armas, ha vencido &
infaliblemente ha debido veneer Ell
ejercito aleman ha estudiado, ha a.
Prendido, piensa y prevee. Los dias
de batallas 8 combates no son el OBJ
jeto de su provision exclusive, pues
forman solamente una parte def to-
do, los dias mas importantes son los
que median eutre aquellos.
En la mas perfecta educacion &
instruction del Estado Mayor DE-
neral esta "a suPerioridad del ejj9rci-
to ale1nan, Ia exacta aplieacion de
Las combinaciones estrategicas su-
Refa 4 todas las combinaciones tao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1871.

The Ku-KLUx B1LL.-Iesterday, in the
Senate, the Ku- Klux bill was taken up and de-
bate closed on it. Voting on the amendments
commenced, and the first adopted was one max
ing it n high crime and misdemcanor to injure
a T. S. officer in the discharge of his duties.
The President was entrusted until the close OF
the next session of Congress, with power to
suspend the writ of habeos corpus Other
amendments, to assess damages on the city
county, or parish in which property or person
may be injured, and striking out the clause re-
pealne the test oath for Z. s. jurors, were also
adopted. In this shape the bill now goes back
to the House. Last evening the Democratic
members of the Senate and House Of Repre-
scntatives held caucus at Washington relative
to this bill to prevent outrages in the Southern
States. They considered the bill, says aWasll-
ington dispatch. as being made very much
worse by the amendments adopted by the
Senate, and therefore requiring more earnest
opposition on their part.
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Baltimore, July ~, 1870

BnIlIllUIc, July 70, IoiV
Gentlemen 1t affords me great pleasure to
testify to the virtues OF the Magnum Bonun
Fertilizer as tested this spring at my country
residence, Nestlewood
tried it upon old grass new sod; flowers, veg
ctablcs, Sc, and in all cases with the most marx
cd success.
sowed lawn grass seed " here the <ubSoi! Wa;
Of hard clay, with only one inch OF top soil, and
that poor, and gave it dressing Of Magnuu
Bonlm on April 10, 1870. BY the 10th OF May.
the grass was two inches high, and very thick
and green I then sowed ground plaster on It,
and Since have cut two crops, each about eight
most remarkable stand of grass, for it, age, they
ever saw. | eau therefore say that for grass
lands, vegetables, &c, your Magnum B9num
SURPRISES any Fertilizer have ever seen. Very
truly. yours, w. t"UhIESA1'
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opposition on their part.

In the House Of Representatives, Yesterday,
Mr. Mckee madea personal explanations show
ing that in speech partially delivered in the
House by Mr.. Garrett, of Tennessee and print
ed entire in the Globe. the portion not spoken
in the House contained an article from Eicks-
burg paper speaking of Senator Ames Mr..
Garfield offered resolution to bring MIR. Gar
rett before the bar Of the House and have him
reprimanded BY the Speaker. Subsequently
Mr. Garrett expressed his regret that he had
violated the rules, and Alr GARFIELD modified
his resolution SO as only to ezpunge the speech;
n which shape it was adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
February |, 1871.

Geo c. Gilmer esq:
Yours asking the result of my experiment with
Mugnum Bonilm is to hand.
The Fertilizer Was applied to corn at planting
May 9TH, with machine, lwheat drill, with all
tubes but two removed,) depositng same with
18th was applied broadcast Of same manure tw"
hundred pounds per acre ploughed in at last
working of corn. The first application acted
finely, causing the crop to push with vigorou,
growth second to none, considering the difference
application made when the corn WIS beginning
to suffer for rain was entirely satisfactory in it.
results, producing q steady, rapid growth and
development throughout the season, and full
remuneratiye return at gathering The Magnum
Bonum ranks among the best manures ever used
Respectfully j. q. MCGEBEE, Manager
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BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW. The frss
humber Of the American reprint OF this Re
Eiew has just been sent to US by the Leonard
Scott Publishing Go. Briefly. its contents are
as follows the. American Press, International
Coinage, the Malmesbury Papers, Explorations
inPalestine, Early Sieges Of Paris: Established
Church in Wales. Greek New. Testament Of
Or. Treselles, The War Of 1879, and very
7aluable miscellany of Contemporary Litera
ture. This review noa takes the place left
Gacant by the diseontinuance Of the North
British Review and there is every prospect
of its becoming quite as popular as any, Of the
series, The present (the january number is
furnished without charge to all who had sub
scribed for the North British for the current
year
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.u.fYKMD.

Un tin. eth Instant ut ~ Park avenue. Albany,
\. MASSEY. of Alexandria, Va, I" Miss {. F..
LOBDELL. Of Hamilton county, New York.
At Fnirviow Fauqni"r county, Oh the 4th in
slant. al the residence Of the bride father, by
Rev \. VI. Grmslry. Mr.. JOHN W. COCK
ElLl. formerly OF Fauquier county. but now OF
CuI."p"r. and Miss SUI NJ. daughter Of Mr..
Robert MrDunud of Fuuquicr.
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SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
Reduction in Price!

This article in composed Of Pure Ground Bone
dissolved in Sulphurir Acid Animal Matter and
Potash.
1t contains no heavy mineral substances suci,
as enter into the composition of most of the arti-
Giles sold under the name of Super Phosphates,
and consequently tho bags in which it IS packeedd.
though rs large rs any other, contain only l6i
pounds, thus saving to the farmer at least ~ pc:
cent of weight in the same bulk.
1t has less inorganic matter than those article,
which arc based on Rock Guano or other heavy
material The farmer therefore derives benefit
frou almost every atom of its bulk either As u
crop grower permanent improver of the sol!
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The Oakland California; News, commenting
on the trial OF Mrs. Fair, now going On At San
Francisco, says that according TO the testimony
II DR.. Lytord. Mrs Fair when she shot Crit
tenden must have been in 4 terribly bad way
That learned authority says he found her
amenic, in addition to which she had retloce
dent gout, metatisis. dismeunorrhea: catamen
icals, and insomauia! We are likewise given
TO understand that she also had idiosyncracies
This is severe, ideed
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The rolls Of the Pension Office furnish IL
with the name Of the last surviving revolution
ary pensioner and the only positively known
revolutionary soldier alive. His name is Daniel
Frederick Bateman now residing in Freedom.
Cattaraugus county. New York where he has
resided for the past sixteen years An old lnan
upwards of 100 years DID, who fought in the
revolutionary var, is said to be living i'll New
bern, Y. e.. but his name is not on the pen
son roll
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Tx -Goycru"r William Smith, Of Virginia. !.
Walrentolr, Va, July 60 1870.
Gentlemen ! am in receipt Of yours OF the
18th instant. asking my opinion Of your Magnuln
Bonum Soluble Phosphate upon my spring
crops In reply, | have tried it on corn, roots
and millet with entire satisfactory results SO far
and alongside Of Turner'S Ammoniated PhoS
plate, which I esteem highly, and without any
appearance Of inferiori.y.
1t is right that should say that We had an eA-
traordinary WET year since the opening of spring
Yours. respectfully. WIN. SMITH
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In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Howe rctr;,ct-
I'd his statement, made in his speech on San
Domingo. that Mr. Sumner was acting in the
interests of the Democratic party, being con-
WINGED that he was mistaken in the assertion.
':AIr.'Samner replied, reiterating his devotion
10 Repubcanism, and stating that he wishes to
save the Republican party from responsibility
for the course of the administration .....
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charlottesville, Va, Feb. !. 49,

charlottesville, Va, Feb |, 1871.
Mr.. Thos Perry, Alexandria, Va:
My Dear Sir: Enclosed YOU will find the state
ment of my manager, Mr.. Jacob o. McGebee, o,
the effects of your Magnum Bonum sent me for
my last crop of corn. Mr.. McGcbec has been
living with me now going on three years and
think him.One of the most accurate and reliable
men it has ever been my good fortune to meet
with Yours GEO. G. GILM, Err,
Near harlnttasviiIe.
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Or + \ \ & OF
Handsome New Goods,
At 81 King street

NJ - NlnS StI""l.
FhNNI Nc: ;; DEMI-SkELETON and
FRENCH CORSETS.
EXCELSIOR and MAGIC RUFFLING.
Flnunriug. White and Black Lace Collars
Gr,!ladnr and Brrngr for ellis, Hosiery. Gloves
Bows. Toilet Soaps Tooth Brushes. Hats, Rib
hons. g.. &r
FOR ORNAMENTAL WORK YOU will tiAd
variety Of SLIPPERS on canvass and cloth.
An entirely new style on French Kid. very
beautiful.
vas>. Zephyr Worsted, Germnntown Wool. Cbcst
quality Cotton. Linen W"rstrd and Silk
Brads. Embroidery. silks, Chenille Beads,
Floss, j. O. {. Turkey Red and Knitting Cot
tons. Crochet and Tapestry Needles, &c, Sc.
FOR STAMPING.-New and elegant designs
lnr Skirt Pillow Cases Bbs Initials, &c, &c.
Not having failed in one instance OF giving en-
tire satisfaction, hope. by assducuo attention,
to rrr:.iv" III future, Us have in the past, lib
"rn shar" II patronage in this branch Of business
4, an inducemcnt to the ladies to leave their
dime III not their dollars in .tlexandria, will
offer for thirty day STAMPED BANDS on
best material for ten cents only at the Alexan-
aria Stamping Depot.
ltiAtw l.. LABlLLE
VXTANTED-An AGENT for the city Of AL
w rxandria and the counties of Loudoun,
Fairfax and Prince William for the PIEDMONT
AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. This Company ha: met with the
nIvS: unprecedented success; has issued over
E.HU policies. and nos; has an income of 81 500
w. The rates OF expense to income i: Is 81 les:
than half the Average expense Of :omc ~ COM
panic Of the same age Its mortality has been
pr cent less than the average lOssc: OF other
companies 1t has divisabe surplus thirteen
Per cent larger than the divsabie surplus Of most
compane ha. passed the scratnizng lnspec
ton Of the insurance departments Of Missouri,
California and Kentucky. Read what General
Breckinridge ays
Il regard the Piedmont and Arlington Coin
puny a of the largest and soundest Of all
..lthcrn companies. From II pei .onal ucqlluint
uncc with some 0, it officer: and after q careful
examination Of it condition and conduct. have
s=ociated myself with lis business in the State
ol Kentucky join G. BREcKINRIpGE
Address or apply to CARTER BERktLEl.
General Agent ut this o1ficc.
Stsunton. Va ap l5-@t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

Mr.. Goldschmidt, the husband Of Jenny
Lind, has sued the proprietors of several news
papers in England, for publishing scandalous
libels about him, and has recovered damages
against them; two for f775O, and one $500 SO
far from being 4 gambler and spendthrift,it ap-
pears, he is u careful, money making man, at
tentive to his wife's interests and living with
her very harmonously and happily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

1t is now said that the President has again
reconsidered his intention to visit the Pacific
coast Immediately after the adjournment of
Congress On account of the continued session
of the Joint High Commission. and necessity
Of giving his personal attention to the carrying
out the provisions of the bill to suppress
Southern "Ku-Klux, he defers his proposed
visit to California until the fall But some
say, he will go, Notwithstanding