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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05
YAzoo COUNTY.

The genuine cotton or army worm is re-
ported TO be at work on several plantations
around here. It is very unfortunate that
after 50 much work and such hopes for a
large crop it should he now cut down by
drouth and worms.-Y azoo Democrat.
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3lGo

Showing a Conservative gain of 1854. If
the other counties o. the district do as well
AS Kinds will, we think Conservative vic
tory may be counted on as pretty certain
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

From the Carthagenian.
A big Greeley barbecue is to come off at
1ahoma on the 9th OF September. We un-
ar,tand Judge Campbell, Mai IL. 5. Foote
n5 Col. Reid will address the people on
lat occasion. Oklahoma starts the ball in
lake, and we hope the other neighbor-
Goods Of the country will keep it going.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

From the N. u, Herald,
Nor FNoUGH GIRLS TO Go EOUND.-lt i8
reported that the complete census returns
Of the United States for 1870 give us these
startling statistics OF our population:
Men and bOys.----...-.-.....-.-. 1880
Women and girls..---..----.-.-- 19OGi, 500
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

Wendell Phillips, Radical shrieker in
Massachusetts, gives this advice to the
colored people:
If Mr.. Greeley is elected, arm and con
centrate, conceal your property, but organ
ize for defence, you Will need Il soon and
sadly
Now, suppose an appeal like this was
uttered by Southern man to his breth
ren, in reference to the election of Grant
how the hairs of all Radicaldom would
stand on end. And yet Southern people
are going into the canvass with the full
knowledge that the success of Grant will
mean their continued prescription, OPP
preston and plumber. But let them
keep the peace; and strike without ceas-
ing. 1t is the province of madmen to
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05
Another dispatch saws !:

The examination of Thomas Cunningham
developed the fact that he had been en-
ployed here in obtaining the Auditors
warrants of the State of Mississippi. His
alias is Patterson.
We shall await further developments
concerning this badly mixed up affair
with no little interest
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05
EEae Louisville Convention of
Rorehen&ls.

The Convention of the Official phara-
sees who claim to be better than other
men, will meet at Louisville on the Sd
OF September to nominate what they call
a straight-out ticket It will be com
posed exclusively of notoriety seekers and
of tools of the Grant Administration.
It's chief encouragement has been de-
rived from managers of the Grant party.
They have circulated It's calls; given
prominence to the movement; and have
sent out from their headquarters at Wash
ington, instructions to the understrap-
prs of the Administration to give it Vi
tally upon the well known idea that ev-
cry Democratic vote cast for third can
didate would be vote for Grant.
So manifest is the public current in
favor Of Greeley, that the office-holders
party are basing their main hope on the
success of this flank movement. That it
will utterly fail them, we have not the
shadow of doubt. The National Dem
ocratic party have endorsed the Cincin-
natl nominees in good faith and will give
them its united support. The Baltimore
Convention was a thoroughly representa-
tive body. And the enthusiasm with
which it nominated g. eeley and Brown
was an expression of the popular voice
which bad first been declared in the pri-
mary assembiages and the several State
Conventions. In the quasi Grant coEclave
ofso called straightout Democrats at Lou
isville we do not know that any one viii
present himself as delegate from Mis-
sissii pi; but this we do know that such
person or persons if any, viii go unac-
credited
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

If any one doubts that the straightout
movement is led and patronized by the
GRANTEES as means of keeping them in
power, his attention is invited to the fol-
lowing letter of Grants postmaster at
Washington City. The circular which
the said Postmaster instructed should be
.ssent to active Democrats" was Blanton
Duncan's call for the Louisville Conven-
ton:
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 80. 1872.
DEAR SIR: Please send the inclosed cir
eular TO active Democrats in your district
who do not support Dir. Greeley and will Coz
operate in the Louisville Convention. Send
me list of such men in each county imme-
diately.
3. nj. EDMUNDs-
A Greeley and Brown Club has been
formed in Aberdeen
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

Schedule of articles and occupations sub
ject To tax under the internal revenue laws
of the United States, as amended June 9Th,
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Gogoresa<9nh.

In Ll0yds. Essex county. Va, Greeley
aud Brown Club has been organized, foRr
hundred colored men belonging to ii. This
is said to be the effect OF summers letter in
is county alone. In the adjoining eoun-
ties the same state of things exists. only the
men who arc employed By GRANTEES are
afraid to attend the Greeley and Brown
meetings in the day time. The most of
colored political meetings are held OH sun
day evenings.-Telegram.
eve viii add that ''Run-mad" Tom.
Hunter, TO whom our correspondent refers,
resides in this precinct
Lieut.. Gov. Bennett and Maj. Pat
Henry addressed a good audience at
Stems Greek, Rankin county, on the
oath.
Col. c. E. Hooker writes a letter to
the Vicksburg Herald from the Virginia
White Sulphur Springs, declining to be
come candidate for Congress in conse-
quence of professional engagements
The Meridian Gazette publishes very
excellent and practical address on the
Presidential question, before the Greeley
Club of that city, by our eotemporary of
the Gazette, f. L. Cooper, Esq
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

The Democratic-Reform and Liberal
parties in Louisiana have settled their
discussions by agreeing to suppoint Joint
ticket, commencing with John McEnery,
Democratic-Reform) for Governor, and
D. B. Penn, IiberaD for Lieut-Gov
George A. Sheridan, Republican orator,
well known hereabouts, is on the ticket
for Congressman at large.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05
FERMENTED LIQUORS.

81. Fermented liquors, per barrel, ST..
81. Brewers, annual manufacture less
than 500 barrels Especial taxi $50.
80. Brewers, annual manufacture not less
than 500 barrels Especial tax 500.
"a. Retail dealers in malt liquors, $50.
IS. Wholesale dealers in malt liquors, $50.
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O'COn nor md the Louisville Con-
VemtiOm.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-The Inter-Ocean,
tomorrow, will publish the following let
ter from Charles O'Connor, of New York,
dated August 9th:
My DEAR SIR: | was and am in favor of
the Louisville movement, even The mere
profession of the adherence TO the Demo-
cratic ideas must soon disappear, If without
our marked dissent the party can be trans
ferred to its deaQliest foe.
(Signed) CHAs. O'CoNNoR.
Another despatch reports that Mr.
O'Connor has declared that he would not
accept the Louisville nomination for a
fee simple of the world.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

Cotton is selling in New Orleans at
from 20 70 20A cents.
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N. ~. BANKS
A Liberal Republican Leader Speaks.

Extract Of his Speech at Boston, August
'27th.l
However YOU may view incidents Of che
canvass, you will ind hereafter that which
tell you Ia as true as history, aud chat is
that the administration party with ita lcnd-
ers and with los Organization, will hc de-
stroyed by this canvass, and "a new party of
wiser and better men will BE- Installed by
the people in their places. [Applausel
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

For the convenience Of the sovereign pg1-
pie who pay for the administration HgDi-
eaters the following table viii be found -cr-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-05

"'H ~ y ~ = HaNH HN-l74 Do " ="
In the First and Third Districts Oft Mis-
sissippi there was coll,cted iu is7O-'Tl. from
the four taxable articles for Internal reva-
nue. the following amount.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14

los desengahos, reducida la impotencia
Sc divide, Sc deshace en- recriminaciones
contra sus mismos paniaguados algunos
de sus mas importantes miembros confe
san paladinamente one fue un sueno su
temerario intentento, y moral material~
mente estan vencidos.
Tai es ell esta 10 presente, tai ell hoy de
nuestra situacion. jPuede darse resultado
mas brillante? 5Podra imaginarse cosa al
gpna que superara 10 alcanzado? La paz
dnicamente es la diadema cue entretejida
con el laurel de la victoria talta para cenir
de gloria la frente de la h'ja predilecta de
Espaba esa paz aunque no lejana, perte-
nece al porvenir en- que pro :uraremos Pc
netrar en- otro escrito, por ser materia pa
ra tratada con discernimento y extension,
pues de clio depende ell ser no ser de Ou-
ba, el avansar 8 retroceder, una vida exs
huberante de salud una existencia traba-
josa y aletargada."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14
bre ella Sc asentara la grandeza ma

bre ella Sc asentara la grandeza ma
cional.
Para obtener la protection del Els
tado no habra que recordar servicios,
que Sc dicen prestados, y que son por
10 comun servicios recibidos: no ha-
bra que ofrecer garantfas de grandes
capitales, nj que llamarse pomposa-
mente primeros contribuyentes: no
habra mas que ciudadanos, y sobre
todos los ciudadanos, ell Estado.
Llegara asf 4 reconocerse un prin-
cipio sobre ell cual Sc ha echado gran
manto de pdrpura
Ese principle es, sabedlo todos,
que nadie sirve al Estado: que ell Es-
tado sirve 4 todos.
Aquel que acuda 4 demandar ele-
mentos de trabajo, aquel que quiera
aspirar a la mas amplia protection
del gobierno en- ell cfrculo de los fines
nacionales, no tendra que hacer reco-
mendaciones personales, nj que decir
sobre naturalidad de provincias.
Todas elias Sc reconcentran en- ell
Estado. La dnica manifestation, la
dnica allegation que habra de hacerse
clara, terminate y solemne, sera la
expression de nacionalidad. Con todos
sus bienes tendra que garantizarla
cada cual. Y toda deslealtad seguira
la expropiacion absolute.
Ciudadanos, cuando acudais & los
centros de gobierno, y aspireis fines
nacionales, decid solo:
"Yo soy espanol."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14
COR REQ DE LA ISLA,
MayGga9es, 6 de Juaio de 1871.

Sr. Director: En- ell peri6dico radical de
esta Villa titulado, La Ragon, de fecha 5
del corriente me he enterado de un CO.
municado suscrito por ell Sr. Presb1tero
u. Rafael Sells de Guzman Coadiutor de
esta Parl oquia de N. S. de Candelaria, en-
Ell que Sc digna tributarme las gracias por
la amabilidad que dice tuve al elogiar su
conducta en- los pocos dias que estuvo al
trente de nuestra Iglesia por ausencia del
Sr. Cura Vicario D. Eugenio Meter.
Como ell Sr. Sells de Guzman ha creido
conveniente hacer saber al p1blico que
no ha hecho mas que seguir las huellas de
su querido y respectable companero ell Sr.
Meter que en- todo y para todo es un mo-
delo digno, segun dice ell communicate in
serto en- ell n1mero As, de ser imitado por
cuantos Sc ocupan en- ell Ministerio parro-
quial de esta Provincial; tambien Ell CORES
ponsal estima del case manifestar al mis- s-
mo p1blico, que al encomiar ell esmerado
comportamiento de dicho Sacerdote no
alimert6 la necia presuncion de esperar
un reconocimiento, sino que 10 efectu6 en-
cumplimiento de su deber, pues que 81
conforme ell padre Rafael Sc hIzo merece-
dor q los aplausos de este vecindario en-
los pocos dias que desempeno ell Curato
hublese, por ell contrario, desatendido sus
obGgaciones, ell Corresponsal al censurar-
le habria llamado la atencion de sus supe
riores porque, centinela alerta, espanol sin
condolences y teniendo como tiene la plu-
ma dispuesta para acometer de lleno to
do 10 per- judicial a esta poblacion y 4 nues~
ira naciona.idad, corresponds su mission
conducirse asl.
Ell referido Sr. Coadj jutor manifesto ha-
Der seguido en- todo y para todo las hue
Has de su querido y respectable companero
ell Sr. Meter: procure, pues, y de buena
fe Sc 10 dice ell corresponsal del BoLET1N
en- Mayagiiez, no apartarse jamas de elias;
imftele siempre y con especialidad en- el
bello y memorable panegfrico del dia del
Corpus para tener, como hoy tiene, (se-
gun dice ell articulista, padre RafaeD, su
Licenciado Monsenor D. Eugenio Meter,
CT uaiversal 0precjo q carU5o de los tehgre
ses de esta cu5ta Vala, Sn distinction de
cree'ac51s, de clases nj de condolences,
De V. como siempre atento seryidor y
correligionario,
EI COrrespOusaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14

vapOr espaflOl ssLn1iO."-Acnba de
entrar en- nuestro puerto este bonito
vapor, procedente de Santa Cruz de
Tenerife, con una nayegacion de diez
singladuras
Segun nos manifesto la casa con-
signataria, saldra para Vigoy Cadis
del 20 al % del corriente.
En- atencion q ell corto tempo que
ma invertido en- su venida, no titubea-
mos en- asegurar uu buen Wage q los
pasageros que en- el Sc embarquen.
Su captain, nuestro amigo Sr Pr
cornell, muy conocido en- esta capital,
nos asegura que elvapor tiene como
didades para 100 pasageros, y que 81
por su parte no omitira medic para
complacer a las personas que Sc en-
barquen en- ell 'Lulio," pues la empire
sa de este buque desea yer 81 con6i-
que establecer vapores que peri6di-
camente hagan Wages de esta Antilla
a la Peninsula, sin que escasee NADIA
de 10 que pueda hacer agradable al
pasagero su traves1a bordo.
Nuy ImpOrfante descubrimient0 m3.
dico.-Fue un dia feliz para los reu-
maticos tullidos, los dolientes de ma
les del pecho y pulmones, los gotosos,
y todos los ahictos de Intermediates
cr6nlcas y debilitadoras, cuando Sc
descubrieron las propiedades medici-
males del Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao. Els tambien un asunto de felici-
tacion que aunque hasta cierto punto
Sc engane al pdblico sustituyendo fall
SOS y malsanos Aceites en- lugar del
producto fresco y sin mixtura los pa
cientes tengan su alcance en- todo es-
te contlnente y en- las Antillas, el gran
especlfico en- su forma mas pura.
Todo m6dico instruido en- este pats
sabe que ell Aceite de Hfgado de Ba-
calao de Lanman y Kemp no tiene
igual en- ninguna parte. Una cuchara-
da mezclada con dos del Pectoral de
Anacahuita es ell modo mas f$cil Y
mejor de tomar ell Aceite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14

de mayo al IL del actual. Ansiosos CO.
mo regularmente estan nuestros lee
torres por saber los successes de Cuba,
pocas noticias de interes hallamos en-
ell nuevo colega hahanero. Entresaca
mos, sin embargo, los siguientes par
rafos que dan alguna idea, ademas del
artfculo que publicamos en- otra parte
de este peri6dico, del estado de las
cosas en- la grande Antilla. Dice La
EspaNa en- su n1mero del 26:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14
GACETILLA G. A,

Aclaraciom.-AI insertar con Susto,
como 10 hacemos, la siguiente, debe
mos declarar que al escribir la gacetilIa
4 que alude nuestro apreciable amigo y
correligionario ell Sr. Selves, ignoraba
mos que hubiese sido el quien puso la
bandera azul-blanca, nj adn que es-
tuvlese a la puerta de su casa. Esa
noticia nos la di6 una persona a quien
hicimos desistir de poner un comuni-
cado sobre este asunto que carec1a
de importancia. Todavfa creemos que
no pudo ser al Sr. Solves 4 quien Sc
refri6 la persona que nos di6 dicha
noticia:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANr1L.
Muy Sr. milo y amigo: espero de SUI
amabilidad Sc digne insertar en- las colum,
mas de su ilustrado periodico estas NAL
pergenadas llneas.
En- la Gacetilla del BoLEr1N del del
corriente he leido 10 siguiente: Banderas
-"jQue Significant una bandera azul-
"blanca que hemos visto en- cierta calle,
"colocada encima de otra espanola, sera
"casuahdad o.. Vamos que es atroz
"nuestra suspicacia conservadora"
Como en- la capital no creo haya otra
bandera azul y blanca puesta sobre la es-
pamela que la del que suscribe, Sc consi-
dera por 10 tanto aludido, por 10 cual debo
de dar una sencilla explicacion: al poner
la bandera blanca y azul que es la de la
matrlcula de Valencia, capital de mi pro-
vincia, NO me ha movido otro objeto
nj he tenido otro fin, que colocar la
bandera que como Sc sabe, forma una cruz
azul, sobre fondo blanoo; y en- mi po-
bre concepto la cruz, este gran signo ca
tolico ha de ponerse sobre todas las ban
deras de las naciones cristianas (siendo la
de mi amada provincial la que mas Sc gloria
de ensalzar esta sagrada insignia;) es por
este que me ocurrio ig0r ambas banderas
en- esta forma; porque tambien ambas son
espanolas; advirtiendo que en- esta forma
las he izado en- los diferentes puntos en-
que he tenido establecimiento en- la
festividad de San Juan y solo este ano he
llamado la atencion. Cualquier otra inter
pretacion que quiera darsele 4 un asunto,
en- 81 tan inocente, es gratuito y Tornado.
No creo por otra parte que pertenecien
do como pertenezco (y me glorlo de ello)
al gran partido nacional conservador, no
creo, repito, haya dado lugar que Sc du-
dase de mi, nj de mis- principles de 6rden:
espanol antes que todo, iamas nj nunca he
faltado mis- deberes como tai, por mas que
ocupado enteramente en- los deberes de mi
estado en- trabajar para dar un pedazo de
pan a mi familia, haya sido ageno q
las grandes luchas polfticas: reconozco
mi completa nulidad y vivo retraido de
elias Concluyo manifestando al amigo
gacetillero del BoLETIN que, no obstante
haberseme dirijido este ataque indirecto,
le doy las gracias, porque no veo en- todo
este sino un exceso de cello, para que por
nadie Sc yea empanado Ell glorioso pabe-
lion espanol.
Me susoribo de ", S. S. S. y afectisi-
mo amigo
.IOs6 Solves.
| Puerto Rico, JUNO L de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14
VAPOR 'MARSELLA.p

Desde que este buque ha empezado
ddar sus viajes de Ia Habana a esta, no
recibimos nunca regularmente nues-
tras colecciones de peri6dicos de la
isla hermana. Esta vex no hemos re-
cibido mas que una collection de La
EsYaNa que comprende desde el 10
~-- - -.---A --~--~%A sese--u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14

Sc ha promovido un gran tumulto aban-
donando los radicales el salon.
Trabajase para un aeuerdo conciliatorio.
D1cose que ell General Serrano ha envia-
do su dimision; pero este necesita con6r-
macion.
Faltan noticias del teatro de la Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-14
Despacho particular de Ell CoMERCIo

Madrid 20 de mayo las 10 y SO de
la noche.
Con6rmado completamente la notica
del convenio de Amuravieta.
Los radicales han pedido en- el Congre-
SO explicaciones; pero el Gobierno no las
ha dado, encerrandose en- su reserva has
ia recibir detalles.
Hab'endose negado. la palabra Martos,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1872.

SpA1N.-The Carlist rising in Spain is as
summing a formidable aspect Don Carlos has
published a manifesto protesting against the
late elections, and declares that henceforth he
and his followers will protest only in the field
Government troops are prepared for the threat
e3ed danger, and in anticipation of trouble, the
railway companies have been notified to hold
their rolling stock in readiness TOR instant use
In Madrid and elsewhere volunteers are offer
ing their services to the Government. The
King, it is said, will issue an address to his
people, stating that he will not impose himself
on the country except as the representative of
and supported by the majority, but if turbu-
lent minority attempts to impose its will on the
nation, he knows his duty and will fulfill it.
If these reports be true, it does not, therefore,
seem improbable that Spain may again be IN
volved in civil war.
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The Baltimore Gazette says that the stand
ing armies of Europe, instead of being reduced
aud thus relieving the tax-burdened peoples,
are to be increased in ruinous emulation.
Russia proposes to augment her military
strength from one million three hundred thous-
and, to the immense number of two million
nine hundred thousand men. Germany in
tends to keep her army at one million six hun
dred thousand men, including, as do all the
others, the reserves, garrisons, home troops,
ana all that can be spoken of as being in mill
tary service Even France crippled and, for
the present, utterly PROSTATE, calls, in the
presence of German menace, for one million
four hundred thousand men, to comprise her
army, and talks of fortifying the northern
frontier, so as to be prepared for emergencies.
Austria, Italy and Turkey, also, are keeping
up their armies to the full standard. .
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PORT or .5LEI.I.vDEEI. arm 22

Sun rose ... . 5la Moon setS............ 4.49
Duh StL~ off
ARRIVED
Steamship John Gibson, Winters New York,
u Hooe L. Johnston.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to |
Wheat She reports four Coasters oil Ragged
Point and Blackistone's Island, bound up, light
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, 10 NJ FL
bridge s. Co
Steamer Wawaset. Fowlkes, Currioman, 10
Potomac Ferry Go.
Schrs Charlotte Fish and Starlight Boston,
and Alexander Young, Providence to Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schrs J V Wellington and Scar>villc, Boston,
to w y Smoot.
Steamer G Vanderbilt, Baltimore by Hooe &
Johnston.
Schrs Charlotte Fish, Boston; AleXa Young,
Providence, and Henry Finch, Jersey City, by
American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Jane, Clark, from Boston for this port,
at Newport 18th.
Schr st Mary, St"elnan, hence, at Pawtuck-
ct 18th.
Schr Ashland, Mitchell, hence, at Richmond
18th
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ORFOLK AND BOSTON

The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con.
Meeting ut Norfolk with the steamers <U- ,
of the Merchants and Miners Trans
portation Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No. south wharves. EVERY MON
DAY and THU RSEAY at 2.3O p. M, for Nor,
folk. Returning, leave Norfolk on TU ESDAY Us,
and FRIDAYS, at 3 p. NJ, stopping at For,
Washington, Glymont Piney Point Point
Lookout and Fortress Monroe.
This lire, connecting at Alexandria with the
O., A. & NJ. and w. & o. r. Rs, and at Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior in
ducements for the rapid and careful shipment OF
Ill kinds of freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention Of shippers is particularly d.
rected to this feature. All freight forwarded
free of commission, and through bills Of lading
given.
For freight or passage apply oil board, or to
v. ID. GRONER, Norfolk, J. e. WATERS,
Georgetown, or NJ. ELDRlDGE q CO..
Agents Aexandria.
S p. BROWN u SON, Gen Agts.,
Cor. 18th ST. and New York ave,
Washington d. G.
First class fare to Norfolk, Sd round trip, So
Second class fare to Norfolk, S3 round trip, s.
APP 22-tf
ITALIAN MACAkONI received this day by
L sp ~ j. {, MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22

By an article of the treaty of Paris, when
.Alsace and Lorraine were ceded, it was stipu
lated that all the inhabitants of those two prov.
inces who neglected to register them selves,
in Europe, as French subjects before Octo-
Der lst, 1872 were thereafter to be treated as
subjects of Germany on German soil The Pa
ris committee for Alsace and Lorraine has just
issued an address calling attention to this fact,
and urging an early registration. They sum-
mon all person borns in Alsace or Lorraine, re-
siding in France or abroad, and those also who
were not born there, but whose children were
to report to the proper officer, and not allow
themselves to become 'irrevocably German. y