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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-06
EDVCHTIONHL.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
CHANICAL COLLEGE

" 1kG1NlA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
' CHANICAL COLLEGE.
first of October, 1872, and close the last Wednes
day in July, 1873.
The charges for session of ten months are
For tuition fees $50 and College fees $40, with
out extras. Table board can be had for SO per
month: Room rent in the College building, So
for each occupant of room. Coal is convenient
and cheap.
Students appointed under the law from the
several counties of the State will be exempt from
the payment of tuition and College fees and
room rent in the College building.
For Circulars, giving full information, address
CHARLES L. e. MINOR, President
sc2-2aw4w Backsburg, Montgomery CO., Va.
II instruction in GERMAN. Hours still re-
naming unoccupied and OF which parties may
yet ava themselves are daily from o. M to 8
p. m. Terms and further particulars may be
sep 2-l0t AUG. HENNING.
MISS MARKS SEMINARY
Nl FOR YOUNG LADIES
Will be reopened on Tuesday, September 18th.
Competent and efficient male and female teach
ers will be provided to meet the necessities of
Orthography, with the definition and applica-
ton of words, (the only foundation upon which
to educatc) is under the special care of the Prn-
cpal
Terms for English, from six to ten dollars per
session Of ten weeks. French and German at
Professors charges.
Music by Professor HEYMAN. Application
can be made at 2l4 King street
aug Is ELLEN NJ MARK.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
" Charlottesville.
The session commences October lst The In
sttutlon embraces an Academic Department,
and Departments Of Law, Medicine, Engineer
ing and agriculture. For Catalogues apply to
WIN. WERTENBAKER Secretary Of Facul-
t., P. q. University OF Virginia
CHAS. S. YESABLE, Chm. Of Faculty.
Charlottesville, aug 2S-eotOl
CT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
- North Fairfax ST., Alexandria, Va
Conducted by The SISTERS OF THE HOLY
CROSS, will reopen Monday, I'd Of :'epteln Der.
The course Of instruction is most thorough IN
English the Languages, Music, Sc.
Every effort viii be made by the Sisters that
the children (bosrders and day pupils entrust-
ed to their care shall! receive solid and refined
education
Music, Languages, Drawing and Paiting, form
extra charges. For full particulars address
aug 2G-2w Sister NJ LEOCADIA, Sup'r.
Tr = HEEPY;S SrH0BJ. pcpr tho CORNER
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A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

N
The Fifteenth Annual Session of this School
will begin or Monday, September 2. The fol-
lowing named teachers are engaged for the
session:
JOHN S. BEACH, Principal, Teacher Of
English Branches, Mathematics, Natural Sci
ences and Latin.
DR.. E. A. STABLER. Lecturer on Chemistry
Anatomy and Physiology
n. F. MOORE, Teacher of Greek.
AUGUST HENNIEG, Teacher Of German
Prof. LOUIS GANBIN, Teacher of French
Miss NJ J. STEWART, Teacher of Drawing
and Painting
CHARGES.
Third Years Senior Class, per quarter of >:
w
Second and First Years Senior Class...... 9 %
Int rmediate Clas. %
Junior Slass u w
For Catalogues, containing further informa-
tion address
aug l4-tf JOHN s. BEACH, Principal.
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A Rim GTON HOME SCHOOL
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES,

4 Z u 9 T y q u { ITO Q !
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
This Institution, so long ard iavorably known
throughout Maryland, is now located in this
city, and prepared to receive
BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS
on the most advantageous terms. The course oi
instruction is thorough, embracing all that is
usually pursued in Il Young Ladies School OF
high grade. Pupils entering for the purpose "l
Improvement will not be- disappointed, rs n" Ell
fort is spared for the promotion of that object.
MUSIC of the most approved style u special
~. Session commences September 9th, 1872.
For Circulars, &c, address
Miss Z. p. RIVERS, Principal,
aug l4-3m 69 Fairfax street.
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pETHEL ACADEMY,
- Near Warrenton, Fauquier co., Va.

Session opens September l2th ls72
Board and tuition, ISL 80, per session of i've
months. No. extras. For Catalogue, Sc, adj
dress a. 6. Smith, VIM. W. Smith, a. N, .. 3.
Smith Principals, Warrenton, Va, or Col {. Z.
Lightfoot, late Principal Va. High School, Gull
pepper c. h, Va FaGquiar co., aug l4-lm
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EERTILIZERS FOR THE FALL TRADE.
PERUVIAN GUANAPE.
MOORE'S HALF AND HALF"
BUSEY'S EXCELSIOR
SOLUBLE SEA ISLAND.
THOMPSON S EDW ARDS FINE BONE.
BONE DUST, warranted pure
GROUND PLASTER, &C., &c.
HERBERT BRYANT,
aug 26-lm No. IS King St, Alexandria, Va
GRASS SEEDS GRASS SEEDS
NEW TIMOTHY SEED!
CLOVER, ORCHARD, HERDS and
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
All of which will be sold at lowest market rates,
wholesale and retail for cash.
aug 26-lm No . King ST., Alexandra, Va
FERTILIZER.
I25 tons No. PERUVIAN GUANAPE
landing from schr Eclipse, Capt. Nelson For
sale in lots to suit purchasers by
3. II. LAMBERT,
aug 2-eo6w IS Union wharf.
ELIABLE FERTILIZE Frs.
Uugdale's Wheat Fertilizer. $50 per ton
Excellenza Tobacco Fertilizer. 10
Excelenza Soluble Phosphate. ......... 81
Magnum Bonum Soluble Phosphate. oO
Geo Dugdale S Co.'S Ammo. Phos. so e
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.......... 81
Pure Western Bones.......""............. 80
National Bone DuSt........................ 40
Empire Bone DuSt......... ~ ,
Western Steamed Bones AZ
Perry's Ammonated Bone Phos...:: %
aug Sim 2 Il King street, Alexandra, Va.
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This Academy is situated in Fauquicr county,
FIVE miles from the o., \. i u. K. r., IN
pleasant neighborhood. In the families, soM.e
within mile and some within quarter o. y
mile Of the school house, the students can get
board at thirteen and half dollars (Sl3O per
month washing included Tuition for La tin,
French and the English branches, including the
highest branches OF Mathematics fifty dollars
$4,000 per session of ten months, commencing
September Is, 1872, and ending July Is, 1873.
graduated at the Y. NJ j., two years ago,
and have been teaching since that time l give
as reference Gen. +. II. Smith, Supt of l.,
and Faculty; Rev. e. H. Norton, Alcxandris,
and Rev: K. T. Brown, Wsrrenton, Fauquer
county, Va. At Gainesville, station of the
o., a. s. N. +. r., the students will lind y We
hicle to take them to Greenwich. Green witch is
in healthy neigh borhoOd: Presbyterian
Church within few yards of the school house,
and an Episcopal Church four miles distant
For further information apply 10 G. G. Ran
DOLPH, Poslottce, Warrenton Junction, o., A.
i NJ. r. r., Fauquier county, Va.
{. G. RANDOLPH, Teacher.
Greenwich, Fauquier CO., aug 20-lm
MISS ELIZA C. ADAM will reopen her
AAI BOARDING SCHOOL, on WEDSES-
DAY, Sept. Is Is she will receive only six
pupils, early applications are desired, that those,
of the same age pursuing the same studies lnay
be selected.
For full information address
Miss L. C. ADAM,
aug l6-lm Alexandria, Va.
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% ID Sc ~ 60 l;5i5;Ess s59Es;

yHASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD
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81 s. 50 King st.
who confidently recommend them as a first class
security, and who have already sold large
amount to some Of our most prudent and saga
cious business men. aug 24-tf
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

FOR iIFrRPJOL-Il t3ir P Egjp' Js8. "a .'ra . LA
smmors. c J. aie're, 2. AaJnJr, h. .ir D. n
Owen H.. s. L.luts, hr. AMI Sin !. SimmO-a. =. J.
.iaser -.mmo1is 30. a.! NI.. q. Bstt'y,t G b. NJ. E =
agse Yr4 81. !. Miller. Nile h.s r. ". rtafa.
Sc r. j. 1r Davis r an Mr. A. ic on ss - 81 "'.
sir aud Mrs. p Boca' 4Hk j. LAngs, = b'e H ''f 81
w. Hart A.g. Maxael. j. Secl Ma j. Eef =, - az, L
Brad p. Bradley hey. b.. j. ". Lsly, ATs >. " az As
Nra H. MODE j. Nevcotbe q. Asson, j. T. sl'l -.!S
Simmons Miss SimaJn- a. Ash , ,,,,,. , .
IOR UAVRG AED IREST-In 'teanshp Was'irgcn - IL
r,hn T Halt ,s John r. s1u Ma G. CnrTns. ald rli
n iii and M Jails Leor0d. MIB CreAauge snd c h l. fss
p, Mis-. ph.a Slev.ps Mrs. Ie Cav, lco FcrA - hetl
Jrs W. III Mr.. Arnt Gofet afd c Mr. hary. Ate l.
sr suI Ms .aa1or. M. AsH {, Ane Aleo o. p tLl
e Tirch Dsr.cl Sirou, 81 Augusta t1iis' ~ ff l -
Eics,ucs ar cai Loas Await i..ar ioa,es H. e ~ ~
Mr Euuu albert Ai0,.t s C-yelt Alert hns 44fe Aa
EAvAyvAH-In scqrsllp Magno'a Jan l3J. Cen'hn n
Vat on si 50 4 Nil.0n. Geo. T. issace, A. G. r. hs.s
rJ vie H. WIS! n-om les NJ II. WHIT iashar ". Is ss
,sus L. Johnson slr stow, W ~ Warren H. D. Es'm, Aa
Lee flor. Aseas Roi iet ka.ev I0ter 4u reo . ts
an Wr Dal-.tr Wil. kaltv r. Vi 3D., N4ul Cannon. Jt' D.
, p irt0o . Il, ,ure thlA Brown NH. Ma hr. y les hss
nd j. s. walker, L. H. Ae,o Wm Sa.l7au d. T. None AaG
P0R LryFPPOOLIl steamship City Of London Jin 3-'isS
L. Br..s nr Eadey, wife an cll John l5-2eF ~ e. Ir
per Ro ert PIerson b. f. Jlo. P4rr Mr. tEl, vsI
n,svley l6o1 Ke cham R.Naon Kelly hr. Fras - g. :" sl
p G. Insou e Nskelu John D. Williams, Thomas o. giJ
Uarsp John w. Jones Mr.. A. Bur-, shtert Mary IA @ l l7
Plus lr IIoRar, Hslfy H1Nnr IT,, Pred il ler ~ n
POP saw NNA-Il s.esnrhip Hultsyillei ll I5 ," hi
Il u eu Mi, D. r. tursf &. Marc, T. o. NrgI Af. aAtP
s Aas Hrli Mis- NJ OCoHn0r, j. inls ani i-1i .ts H. -AA
T. A. brown aud lady ii. D. Touykns and lazy
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
ptSSpNGEPS AERTVED.

VPOu BPF,TN-In stesmhip Bremen jar. lLR Ec h'r u,
=, s-.lr, te.s, and chi Julius Steiner, Nj bEtif J.
ni. -e Ion sld, aul chill Al-cd Tea1r i. rh al ,tf
H. Mas h. HIS hn.un, Bahce Ggm-na IA IaoTn'on "a.
and wife j. Yatr w. H. Brano.s Faulkner, NAME beeaol isvs
From SAN FKANCI tO-In steamship Rising st'r Jfn il-M
William Cl4,oa Prof o. G. Marsh CO. and AT T. T. Ana D.
mi Ma A. HO and Gauyter mes Cook, j. y = e-y J. kI
Mr. eat Br L. A. LHdge, George Dodson, H. X hltf Ak
oi fai infant "rs. tin Buxton. Nisi Grrde Iso? in T
Mcclure 5i3 Clark b. Rayro,' AFs j. A. suie % VI. ~
Pom Anwa-hi. Exc lclcy Baron Illsen Id eut n
s1f Nr p, n and Ien. L. s. B1rhohsneT iL 1 IN
}. C. L4M. Mrs Emiue Rsb-rg M and Ms CsanaA a. az
anus, M aud Ms. Jrs Lyman AID ,li 'sle 'iea
an. b. Pjiat Alfred Igarza, Fssde Soyl T. J. tas lHa
Krg,.oI Jl.a.clC qt All AEs Nldden, Geo Car '- ~
II ,tri.,ser. Po Rosa o. ,
FROM HAblBUaG-Tn steamship Westpbaii, Jan. E-1SSi
Hohrse'c Rosr1 HDe1sei., PIT rohgn, Can ycets
K4glt Emi lie cie Benhoh Hsseugr, CIV ~ "etpail 'A
Waguer b. Gateas, Gustav ROeier George Lrlnih pa Aas
C. g. Mnle- ;rs ~ G Divun. hs L. Dygn. Fsvn haLsi-ln
and Miss Wood, w. &. O. Brerar, william Grant
FROM LIVERPOOL-In steamship Russia Jan iLT~0 Nssi
Crcs5 Nh Snl Mis A. f. Yates MIS- d. Lamb Ms Z. Davs' Nh
Dey.4 ir Mn l. Duecros Coleman. I3urle
NJ Dyfus NJ IT, ~ Goirrg Mr and iIrs J. De Neui,' \,
And Mr. Braihu Mr and Ir Georg lure AMI infant NJ G
Dick Mr. Vanderbilt Mr. Ncwlurgh Mr J. LeNcyr FCae Nc VIZ
I'm M d. artshorr and Mrs q. derbarg. Mr J. ioe
M ote Mr and Vanderbilt MT + L. PIatt Ass pa-Lns 81
g. R,trsond Miss j. I'LL, fMr. John MatlsW Mr. Poe. a. r.
g p Mmde aud hrs. Crosby Mr Ia'or Ien. Banias
s Lew james Wilcox j. v hpadng, d. GuiloTd j. g. 'oy M
Smh Mr.. Rrherioo, Mrs tteTllS MIS- AID Miss lnsn,
II G. Hubert, Thomas Potts., James Dunoaa, Gen Va
Aliens servant, H. BurIeT; j. v CsrPeltef' i!St
Geo T. Dowery Geo Rcrou Mr. ad Mrs jarrett - Jaf ha
pee5 W T. Davies. ,ir Kan- T. Sutton g X AorA NJ sA
we'll A. NJ Essimsn j. j. Corr gan, J. NJ Ing sh W l. hal' u
Brlkcn j. T4ompso1 A. r. clover, iir lincoln j. l. llA
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
THE CUsToM-HoUsE EXAMINATION.


SIR: In your editorial remarks upon the
Custom house Investigation the other day you quoted
Mr.. Lindsay saying that she wanted to be understood
as not wishing to say anything against the President
bnt your report OF the examination another page
you give Mr.. Lindsay's words as follows: II should
rather attempt TO go into the whole details OF the
case wish 10 understood that what have said reflects
in form, shape, manner on the President OF the
United States" Now think you must admit that your
editorial conveys wrong impression of Mr.. Lindsay's
meaning and Is not distinguished BY your customary
frankness. Yours &c, ABB
Nec- York, Jan. 8, 1872.
I'VE have every desire to give the most absolutely
correct account of everything that passes in this
inquiry and regret that we unntentOna1y caused
Mr.. Lindsay to make pointed reference to the
President than he intended. The editorial last Sat
urday referred chiefly to Thursdays examination,
and was written before our report of Fridays was
in type; for the latter days proceedings we relied
upon the report of the testimony in The Frening
Express, supposing it to be verbatim. We did not
discover the until A. B. called attention to
it aad we now take pleasure in stating that THE
TRIBUNE report was correct and that of The Express
wrong; and we promise not to trust Tie ErpresS
any mOTe1
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE

HORACE GREELEY DECLINES THE PRESIDENCY
ORGANIZATION FOR 1872
Horace Greeley, having been renomnated for
the Presidency Of the Union Republican General Com
mittee, has sent the following Communication TO the
Committee, enbodying his reasons for declining:
NEW YORK, Jan. g. 1872.
DEAR SIR: I accepted the Craftsmanship OF the Union
Republican General Committee for the year isll with
single purpose, frankly ay0wed, 10 prevent disruption
OF the Republican organization In city, restore
harmony It's councils ana power 10 its local organiza-
tiOns That object, earnestly and assduousy pursued,
has not been attained Il believe through fault my
paT, aud It's realization seems far distant an, there
IRE hopeless that good woud be- secured by accepting
the nost you kindly tender mo- and must, therefore,
most seotfully. but peremptry decline II, remain.
Iug with grateful regards yours, HORACE GIEILET
1he Hon. =. j. FIfnlAS, Chairman Committee. sc.
The Commit, 'e has organized for the year ,ga w tho
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

During the year 1871 there were oV' 80
-, ,, rr,,od s.otes Eastern District Courts ana
the number OF Judgments obtained was JS' Ie'u'' "
the recovery OF SI76,1O9 0a.
An application was made before C0iilh,1. In
soner Belts on Saturday TO put the Hefcules lro
srranco Componv into bankruptcy. Tho claim pEam'
,ha Ccnnppv mon which the aTplleaI Il0n, @ @"ns
made is note of q 600 held by Mira ECnnS th lI ~ yas
which payment was refused or 'Io t'''''
fictitious. Adjourned till to-day
Michad Kelly, James r. Strachan, he"l7
X. Goldsmith, jeremiah warlcll Robert ". he,hGuy'
Samuel W. Stevens Lehman Dormilzer Mary T.. roi d
Charles II. Groves and the Stuyve AM I'K , SIR
.dicafcd involuntary banhrUpts last week SUM- -
buck william Iadmcn Staihnek. william A. konUc' a,i
Abraham Abrahams filed petitions ID bahErup'y, I "
Tbn T,'1ru Charles T. Siopp Henry Is. Bun'lcI, anu
Chimney H. King received discharges IN bankruptcy
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
... nav tor more wool tlnn the return madO to tho

- 90, rav for more wool than the return mado 10 tne
CustOn,-hOuse cailcd loF'
SENATOR TowE's FRONTIER.
Mr. Cossery her. called tho ateniion OF the Committeo
TO Deputy Collector who was maj nga statement ~ W.
uowe in an audible voice. accompanied by violent ecs-
nculoieps. and said: have not criticised any sugses
tions which have heretofore been made to tho Commit
tcc os I'M TO this time they hayo been made quietly, "
/ think Shcn anybody proposes 10 max , f, sIiJ be-
this Committee upon which II Is to hct' tney fst
under oath. except ny c0h7oh' Vi uio
thoy Ice made otherwise. -, 4. ,,.ost INV
Mr. Uowc-I simply asked In order TO refresh III my
memory IS 10 some statements mace D! l Nl.nl -, Nr
fornrr orcoson presume the reply was hCald py M.
Casserlv / hopo it was, for want nc shouu hio" u"
Nj CSSscriy@I don't think It Is necessary tmt no
s,onid call il out two three times as old as 10 gu,
Mr.. Howe Ito wtncts-ls ms coh,,~S..y % Ict Len he
closed or there account still pcn"hH pct 80 ,f
Gu.i ON -nnusc and tHe mcrchrnisf A. 40 % no.
anything 10 prevent suit bi1g mst iule ,us C cntn
know o any intention on the part u any o-' " ''N'
Abound to 10 o'clock this morning.
vi,uE OF TIE GENERAL ORDER business.
The following evidence Of Mr. Jayne on the Afst iS
session of the Committee, accidentally Ont'cd lo"
the newspaper reports and as 1t has an iu-Io '' ''
ing upon the case, IS given here;
n Do vou know Mr. FraucllvB, agent Of The Cunaii
stc6nsh p Company A. know BIN "hei 'lr,t nm, H.
a. DO the Cuna1d steamers do ccusidcrd' c pol on
of fbr inOrt IT this pOrt2 \. ThCy DO tht snare
o. IL is the oldesi inoi A. IL IS TIE oldest line. ,
O. The company had for co,Iuci aDio llic ''"e1''
Order warehouse Of rs own a. Yer, oI. ,.,,, ,i,-
O DO YOU consider Hir flHncki!ha Il ptie"' a. '.i'
eufluG well qualified 10 iuf gc OI fhe Vrlur of t cen
oIal Order business on the North liV,r, ~ We 'il1
cen.raed into one cCnceni A. s"OG!d tliHA L0 "oi~
O. iIaTC Gis testimony Lcfo1c me- token before rr1-
yiSus committee ia wLiJ. he says. Should ihlh ~
gross receipts fiGm that business must be- $1,000 Ve',
'.inafiBe s525o06 ycaC!" and Lis answer v's, y :,
but OF cour.e t.erc il gOoG deal Of labor go l d'Hc "a
from trat; should ilik i was woih 400 JIO& ycf-
perhaps great 0t"I more
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

Supreme Colrf--C CbambGS-Bv Judge Barroit l.
Tttr. . Nr ,rn-Orr granted Ac'er ot o. ey Co.s jr
Jrt grs1e In the mater Of the petition Of TIE he1Yok Iie
rree aI Tut ConuGry Report 9uncd ard 0ef Rauie In
dc r 81 n. ar eat on 4 Charles Duiicn k'odce II app-
c,,or mu,, b. eyen hs Supiner! nj Il BtnrS cht lg
.onfrd, for counsel Ilai'as Copu Of Michael J.
Mo- afthy--W l ds-' angel sud prisoner rem rlel ~ ,
BY BdyIn the matter Of the petition Of T. T. "tcka-Alo-
ton granted See opinion.
SuDe. or Cy,ri- 9prcidI TGm-By Judge BarbOur.-
Fy act Ti4 WarufactrTg CruuaHyMon to vaeae;
All, h~ s.r,r uk TIE hes-iofk frntng Com
fa stay ton denied Re art Tho BHft re rfl
bio Nrc,l CoMpnM)lOn granted Han bsL DicEhuis|-
vi bl.U
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
CRI,lINAL COUKTs.

The Grand Jury Of the KinGs Coun'y Cont OF OF
Over and Te~nner pente t. Judge G'ert IN SnuTly 10
me7is The removed 70 he Cont Of 9'1"i % n '
the pens Brooklyn which had ccevd too lite Tor acon
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday justice
Dcvlne oonrii jones walsh, whom ofcr hclo1ad cai NJ
t,f-ire rocket of unknown iu We incs
Wrfy fr isvrg irrsy Loatch orl kckti ~ shea o. No. ~
u Michael Mo i.n age - Of 30 &9 tt iighi I'D S f
B. c concerned IN ,hrg at ne teeice o' j. T. @"or 40
t2f wet PorY lirtJoseph DecIer or beating bu u"hs
Elliott W. Ma4s-ed Of the North River Hotel
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
MINIATuRR ALMANAl

SuD rses. 722 Sun 4:58 30oa setL ,..l@
wATRR TVS pav-s.N u
sandy Hook.l:8 Cows island. 0O) Hell Gate FrT ~
WATER THIS DAY-P. ".
Sandy HOOK. Islaut.. Hell Gate Fen III
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
DEPARTURE or FGREIGY AA.&
EoSDAY JA1. Is


10 Sc mslip a.
TUEsDiY. Jss &C.
N.ils for E,ocer !? ~outh tbe.J,.fz alf F1r'' ~
,Lp Wet aIi.t. coss ~ i:n0 AaHlHic-.uty .f o. 4,
ofTIiH ..., Hs.,,t4. is t.yss .. l;,b g.t
fA letters deposited a su?gera.ary Msas raas. te "a
double o.-sco
no Pr-.ln Closed ifa'l f. sort by t'fs .ee.
NEIhEsDtI. JA..l-
Nais for Europe Gucr1s.oar ali L.@rp'0. fo N,
Colpralo. Co,e 1tah 80 .Inen.-ff l4 80 q
ho-.i AIS = .5 c'Iset it 1910 O..
A I.ussiau Closed Mal is .tDf hy lis l0e.
TIit ,SOAI. ia. H.
Nlils r Havana ami tie v e.: ut'ss. pr eamfi'p US ION
sr. flr -on JON. Asiawall ri p'-ama %, Ce lo sr
can All 6o4.l Pose I.T eic ,e. steamship rg AS '1e
a.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

election OF the following officers: Thomas H. 'to"i"
President whtelaw Reid, First Vice President; "oors
W. Palmer. Second vlccPresdent; W. W. culver "na
Geo F. Coachmon Secretaries; Ira o. MlIier' ireSS0
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

COrRT CAIrNoARs rU.
-GvrERAL TEFWIsGFArAH T. J-BAHNARO AND
CNruOlp -. OpeEs ~ II o..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
ESryRppIsE

CHARACTERISTIC ESrHRpRIsE. :
The reat Chicago Fire laid waste,
during the fatal forty hours between
Sunday evening, Oct. 9th, and Tuesday
morning following, hundreds Of mill
ions Of dollars in property. All the
principal buildings, Banks, Stores,
Warehouses, Printing Offices, and
Publishing Houses, went down ;among
the latter were the Offices Of the new
family weekly paper "Our Fire.
eide Friend" but with that indomita-
bic energy which Is characteristic Of
Chicago, the publishers. Messrs Wa
ters, Eberts 4 Co., while their fine
Offices were yet burning, were making
arrangements 10 resume their business
and carry forward their great enter
prise. They Immediately secured a
new location at 7s3 State Street, which
to occupy until their former place is
rebuilt. They are now Issuing their
paper beautiful eight page, illustrat-
ed, literary and Preside journal, filled
with choice reading and finely illus
trated, and are pursuing their original
plan of distributing one hundred thous-
and dollars among their subscr Ter.
for 1872. Specimen copies, Premium
Lists, ETC., will be sent free to any ad-
dreks. tn.L.L .L.--.-s -. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
FOR JAIE.OR,

We arc authorized TO announce w. W.
I MORRISON, as II candidate tor Jailer. -
Election next August
We are authorized to announce Mr.
| Oh ARIES II, MORRISON as n candidate
| or Jailer. Election 10 take place next.
Nov, IS, ia7I-te
| We are authorized to announce Mr..
JACK MUIR, as candidate for Jailcr at
| the next August election. subject to tho
action OF Convention.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
! LEWIS W. BOURNE as q candidate for
Jailcr, at the next August election.
I We are authorized To announce Mr.. c. c.
JACKSON Ms candidate for Jailer OF
/ Montgomery county. At the next election
| Wa nro authorized to announce Mr.. H..
! NJ. CCLLIER, aS candidate for the office
! vi Jailcr, at tho August election.
/ We nre authorized TO announce Mr.. W
NJ. ORGAN, rs n candtdhte for the Office
OF Jatlcr, at tho August election,
We are authorized 10 announce Mr..
: HENRY LYLE, Jr., rs u candidate for the
Office Of JailcT, At the August election.
! We are authorized tn announce OLIVER
/ TlNSl.El, as n candidate for Jailer. at the
August election
\ We are authorized to announce I. y.
I BELOTE, as "A candidate for Juiler. Flee
| ton next August.
We are authorized to announce GAR
! NETT W. RICHARDSON rs "A candidatc for
Tailor AT q q next August election.
! We are authorized to announce BEN. +.
HARRIS, as acandidatc for Jailer at the
next August election.
We are authorized To announce W. \. J..
BITTER, rs "a caudi ato for Jailer az the
next August election.
/ We arc authorized TO announce WILEY
ROSE, as IA candidate for Jniler of Mont
gomery county, nj the August election.
! We are authorized 20 announce @. c..
RICH. rs u candidate for Jailer OF Mont
gOmcry county, NJ The Angust election.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

DESTRUCTIVE CYcLoNE.-We learn
from communication in the Union
& American, that a terrible cyclone
passed over the southeast part Of
Dickson county, on the 9Th inst, car
rying destruction in its path The
storm entirely destroyed the residence
of John Lampley and Jack Lampley.
There were ten persons on the premi-
scs, three Of whom, Messrs. John and
Jack Lampley and Missouri Lampley
were badly injured. Mr.. John Lamp
ley has since died of hiswounds. The
Others were badly bruised, though not
seriously hurt. The families are in
great distress, having lost everything
The storm passed into Williamson
blowing away the residence of Mr.
Heasley, injuring the four inmates
but none of them seriously. Great
damage was done to the farms and
buildings everywhere in the track Of
the storm. t