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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-11

TNGL1SH HALF HOSE of every descrip-
d ton, in all sizes, at very low figures, at
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
les Is King street
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DAZAR OF FASHION.
- Mrs. G. l.. SIMPSON,
NJ

Is daily in receipt of new and desirable goods:
Victoria Lawns all qualities, beautiful for suits,
and new Trimmings for the same; Swiss Mus
Inns, beautiful quality; Swiss Edgngs and In
settings, Percales and Calicoes for Suits, Gui-
pere Laces, Colored Frnges, Gimps Corded
Sstins, Plain Satins and Dress Trimmings of
every kind; Olympic Adjustable Bustles also
another supply of those Hip-gored Corsets;
beautiful Real Hair Curls, at SIC, very cheap
Mixed Straw Hats at cost Received to day new
Straw Goods. Will take great pleasure in show
ing goods. my 81
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STEH.UBOHTS rs.

OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
~ Washington, April %, 1872.
On and after Wednesday next lst, 1T
steamers of this line will make 80 80
HOURLY TRIPS between Alexandria and
Washington.
First trlp.. ~ H. Ill.
Last trip ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D. nj.
mn 29-tf S. 5. HOWlSON, President
NORF FOLK AND BOSTON.
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.s=. FOR RENT The three tory slate-r rooted
E$i BRICK RESIDENCE, with Office, ON King
street, second door west Of Washington, at pre-
scLt occupied by myself. Possession delivered
or after May lst For terms apply to
an E}-utl h. NJ. LOWE
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Tux SHLES.

81 to H. Skinner John h Franklin st.. 80
&C to II. Smith r G cor Frank s. Pitt. 1872 90
is to Il. Smith Thos " | cor Franklin
and st Asaph. Observation-Disclosures. % 20
G6 to H. Teed Theo b Prince ST bet
Fairfax and Water. ................. 30 so
Is to Il. Thomas Walker Franklin st. 10 rs
81 to II. Taylor Jos h Gibbon st........... - g.
~ & 68 Thomas David West st....... 3 30
G6 to H. Williams jacob Franklin st
" near Pitt. ............... Is 50
81 to 10 Williams Alex Duke street
near West 10 70
g. s. GS. Warner Shelton h Water and
Wilkes ................................. G5
GS s. 70. Wilson Eli Pitt s'-........".".. ~
is to Il. Young Ben Fayette ST bet
Duke and Prince ................. 60
ie Its
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fSxOEESSIU.N.iL

nOCTOR HENRY ]. GARRETT,
~ Late of Southwest Virginia.
Has tax the office adjoining the County Treas.
urers, in the Picrpoint Building, on Washing
ton street, and res ect uly offers his profession
al services tn the citizens of Alexandria and Vi
entity. my l7-'m
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RDOI'S Avn !SHDES.

R0OTs .l.ND SHOES.
r AIDES FINE FRENCH KID NEW
II PURT TIES at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Y AIDES PARIS TIES-thc lates!-at
- WADDEY'S, r. King street.
T AIDES PARLuR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PEkS.-- Ladies French bid Broadway;
l4ules Lasting Broadway, Turkey Mororco
Broadway, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Tri-
let, Lasting Toilet Serge and Carpet Slippers,
" > " WAJDEY's, "a King street.
r AIDES LASTING BOOlS-.A large stock
IL with great variety OF new styles, bcsuti-
~ WADDEY's, "A King street.
NEW STYLES LADIEH CATERS ut
IN WApDEl'S, "A King street.
pURTS FINE SHOES for ladies, misses
~ '''' WADDEY'S, - King street
r AIDES FINE SHOES at
IL WADpEYS, "a King Street
r AIDES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS
II at WADDEY'S, "A King street
T AIDES WALKING BOOTS-A splendid
WAnDEY'S, "a King street.
Misses FANCY COLORED BOOTS, in
4Nl new styles and colors; u great variety,
handsome and cheap Also Misses Broadway
and Toilet Slippers, ut
MISSES; LASTING BOOTS, in every style,
N-'-~ 4'"'''' any WADDiEY's, "A King street,
MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL
INI BOOTSA large stock in every style and
quality; price. low ut
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS at
lM WADDEY'S, "a King street.
ENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
W AND SHOES "A large stock Of new styles
very handsome, ot the best quality, and ut low
prizes, at WADDEY'S, IA King street.
( ,HILDREN 5 SCHOOL AND WALKING
~ BOOTS-A large stock and great variety Of
styles ut very reduced prices, at
WADDEi'S, "A King street.
THlLDEENSFANCY COLORED BOOTS.
~ A splendid stock new colorS new styles,
handsome, durable AMI very cheap, at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
INFANTS BOOTS AND SLlPPERS--A
l. fine stock in every color, style and quality,
at very reasonable prices at
DOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES
~ 4 gOOu STOCK vi new sLS Us, VI HLc iud!lLJ
at low prices.
WADDEY $, "a King street
7 AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
IL Large stock and great variety, suitable for
old ladies, ut
WADDEY'S. ID King street.
poYS' and YOUTHS 8OOTS-Kip and
ID Calf-guod and cheap, ut
WADDEI'S, Il King street.
7 AIDES FINE WALKING BOOTS d,
IL WADDEI'S, "A King street
A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
"a suitable for the country, to wh Oh We in
yue the special attention of country merchants,
us they will be sold very low for money.
WADDEY'S, II King street
A Lot OF LADIES's MISS Els and chill
n kEN'S BOOTS Ind SHOES tout Of styleJ
which will be sold ut unc-half thu cos. Of manu-
facture.
apsa WADDEY'S, a King s'roet.
EIt LRSIH.Ns,
IT, The fine, iron sid wheel steamer
has heeI rcpainted and fixed up for EXCUR-
SION PARTIES. Parties wishing to charter
the boat will do well by applying to E. D.
LAMBERT, Is Union wharf or TO CAPTAIN
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EANUIDATES.

ITO TIE VOTERS ofOrange, Culpeper, Fsu-
l. quier Alexandria, Fairfax, Loudoun, Maii-
son, Rappahannock, Clarke, Warren and Fred
erlck:
At The solicitation of friends from various por-
tons of the district, I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Congress at the approaching fall
election.
My lifelong devotion to the principles of
democratic liberty, my editorial experience and
pronounced opinions upon all questions of pub
lie policy, my active participation in the labors
and discussions Of every political campaign
which has occurred in Virginia during the past
ten years, ought to be sufficient guarantees that,
if elected, will discharge faithfully and fear
lessly all the duties of the Office.
respectfully submit to the cand idates--as it
is probable there will be large number Of them
that we canvass the district together, in order
that the people may better determine who shall
be their choice in the nominating convention.
Y. HOWE PEYTON,
my lO:.f Culpeper, Va.
EOR CONGRESS- j. c. HILL, of Alex
l. andria city, will be supported, subject to
the decision of the Conservative Nominating
Convention, as candidate for Congress from
the District composed of the following counties:
Loudoun, Fairfax, Fauquier, Alexandria, Rap
pahannock, Culpcper, Madison, Warren, Clarke,
Frederick and Orange. my 9-tf
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{tTM. III. DeEATGHAS.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
T L L y [ T Z Il E ,
n, h ir,r .tra,.t

(North side, Alexandria, Virginia.
Respectfully calls attention to his large ~
sortmcnt ol FUKNITU RE. which he is selling
quality considered, low Us can be bought in
this Or any other market.
PARLOR SUITS, in Hair Cloth or Rep:
Marble Top Centre Tables, Whutnot> Hat
Racks, Lounges, Office, Dining Rocking Sid.
and Chi.drenS Chairs Breakfast and Dining
Fables and hair Top Mattresses constantly on
hand. Agent Tor the celebrated
NE PLUS ULTRA SPRING BEDS.
pronounced by those who have examined them
10 be the very best ) ring Beds ever offered III
this market.
REPAIRING promptly attended t" AT mod
crate prices. mh 1911
~ Office OF COMPREHENSIVE,
~ january lst, 1872.
| have associated with me IL manufactures
4
, 1872-12-11

'F5IiS z'a$E "a IS
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-03
ORMSBY co. LIBERAL TICKET.

Tine Democratic and Lib ral Republican County
Convention of Ormsby county met at the Theater
yesterday, and nominated ticket. The II mi
neeS having been previously agreed upon III Cfu-
Gus. the Convention WAS in session but short
time We were fearful that there might be
some difficulty encuuDtIr red III securing harmony
in the different interests. but. far rs has
under our ob-.r alton and hearing no fault find.
ing dissatisfa ton prevails. On the contrary
there seems to be willingns - to give the ticket
4 cordial and united support Yesterdays Reg
lister
Oh, On. what a dreadful whopper. Is
the secession of Torreyson and Small and
Common so insignificant an occurrence in
your estimation as to be ignored? Do
You count harmony only so far as it pre-
walls in the ranks of the sunadulterated
Democracy: Are the hopes and disap-
pointments, APPROPRIATIONS and fault-find-
ings of Your D oily Warden back action al
hes to be reckoned as nothing? Is ii =: n
cordial and united support - for the
Clarke Contingent to fiounce out of your
Convention and hope to be damned if
they will go your Legislative ticket? Have
You been triiins with the young aztec
tons Of the Liberals only to lead them
to ruin and despair? Did you not hear
the heart rentiing means OF poor Torrey-
sen: the fearful vows OF benjamin Frank
lin Small; the soulhaTrowing obiur.a-
tons Of Robert Carahoo Clarke: If YOU
didn't you are too deaf for i reliable Jour-
nalist; or. hearing them. YOU are too
cruel for a Just ou". If what We suspect
be true You are indllging tn an unneces-
sary strain of mockery when, following
your cool and compliment acknowledge
ment that this was Il packed Convention
(Which IS admitted when you state that
the nominees had been previously agreed
upon in eaucus) You volunteer to say
that . no fault-tind.ng OF dissatisfaction
prevails. What's the Use of :. rubbing
it IN in this way:
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In an article called forth by Senator Car

INan article called forth by Senator Car
penter recent forcible letter, Published in
the Times the Grand Rapids Mich
Eagle says: Mr. Carpenters criticism is
inst and is well applied. Mr.. Greeley las
never disowned his secess.o- ism. He does
not retIact ii now. neither does the Tribune
for him. and more than that he dare not
do it in the face of his Southern supporters
in this campaign. jerry Black tells US dis
tinctiy why such Democrats as he support
NJ. Greeley for President: SO do the ex:
rebel milit .ry men in Kentucky as well as
other Southern States, tellwhy they sup
port him, and they leave no room Tor
doubt that it is because of what they ex-
pect to gain for the lost cause of States
rights and secession. Il is right, then to
ask people to reflect seriously upon what
may be the consequence Of the election
of Nj. Greeley before they decide to cast
their votes for him.
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL CONMIT'cEE.

In accordance with a call issued by the
Chairman of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee, Il meeting of that body
will be held at Virginia City to-day. The
business before the meeting will be the
arrangement of the canvass; the appor-
tionment of speakers: the assessment OF
candidates: the filling of vacancies wher-
ever they may occur upon the State or
Electoral tickets: the selection of an
Executive Committee, etc. etc. We
trust to see a full attendance. so far as
may be, and that the business of the
may be put upon a vigorous
and effective basis.
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THE CATSPAw LIBERALS.

Who blames the Liberals OF these parts
for feeling aggrieved and insulted over
their exclusion from al the political nom
nations of the late OrInsbv County Con
g!omerate Convention? What was done
toward them means: You are all well
enough to get up Il hue-and-cry for Re
form although some of you are queer
Reformers) and you do very well for
make-weights and sensation 1nongers:
you are all right to put up tricks against
the Radicals AMI GRANTEES. but when it
comes to fixing up Conventions We pro-
pose to proportion the Democrats in the
ratio of SIX to one of the Liberals: and
when We parcel oif,es, of course YOU
ctn' t expect anything OF a political char
acter, for ,ee want that Now this one
sided arrangement. piggish rs it is, is the
decree which the proceedings of Tuesday
1t is rs plain rs the effects of
vegetarian diet upon the person of poor
Horace Greeley, Sach Practices are un-
air, and we don't blame these constitli-
ional and invariable boilers If they let it
re known that they haven't forgotten
low to bolt; are not going to suppress
heir propensity for holting. and ,-;U bolt
they and their friend and prototype,
'l:rhe, can't be allowed to have things |
heir own way at least half of the time . !
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chAsinga Greeley hat. This was, as it
now seems clear, a part of this deep schem-
er's plan. He wished to seem full conf
dant of poor Clarke only to betray him
Now mark what took place on Tuesday
in the so-called Liberal Democratic Con-
vention. Here We're Clarke's devoted
friends. Torreyson, Connor and SMALL;
men whose greatest pleasure it is to bask
in the effulgence of his eloquence and
lore, asking merely, in common justice to
their friend and champion, that two of
his personal friends. Torreyson and
Wright. be nominated to the Assembly
1t matters not that the foul breath of
suspicion should say that Clarke wanted
these two friends of his in the Legislature
to vote for him for Senator in case of
deadlock between Democratic: candidates;
it matters not that he and his faithful
army number something less than a
dozen voters: the fact still exists that he
had heen Ellis friend. counsellor and
ally: confiding in him and wearing his
heart upon his sleeve for Radicals to peck
at-and al Or what? To be wantonly
and with II, less cruz lty offered up as Il
burnt sacrifice ripon the altar of Ellis
greedy and q iuS ambition And
now, who blames Clarke for his honest
Indignation at the pertidy which has been
exercised upon him Who can find it
in his heart to cast aspersions upon Tor !
revson and Small for their ebullitions OF
hearty Indignation? Who shall misinter-
pref the emotions of those eXasperated |
Liberals who may exclaim with the at
e:ed Lear Slightly tr.,nsposed) ''How
sharper than serpent's thanks it is to
nave toothless cal :"
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HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
The Republican Convention of Hum
boldt county met at Winuemucca on
Saturday, September %, and made the
following nominations: Jud e. 0. +.
Leonard, Unionvllle: Senator. c. S Va
rian, Unionville; Asse1nblvmen: J. 0.
Twiss, Dun Glen, c. Stoddard, Winnie
mueca; John Hoppin, Quin river; County
Gle k, Jeri Job, Unionville: Sheriff, n
H Westfall, Unionville: Chris Lark and
S. J. Bonnitield, the present Treasurer
and Recorder, were Endorsed for rt-ele,-
ton; Assessor, c. 5. Osborn. Dun Glen:
Surveyor, D.. Van Lenney, Unionville,
Superintendent of Schools, F. Y Banks.
Unionville; Public Administrator, David
NJ ,larkey, Winnemucca: Commissioners:
j. Borlanl, long term; J. c. Fair5ank,
short term: County Central Committee:
NJ. S. Thompson, Chairman; Alex. Wise.
Secretary: l. Bowman F. Drake, A
DEMO.
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MOB1lER AND OTHER LIB
ERAL LIES.
A dispatch dated Cleveland, Ohio,
October l, saws:

October l, says:
Speaker Blaine addressed an immense Republic
can meeting here tonight. In the course OF his
speech, after reIlarking of the campaign that II
would remain memorable as Il ca1ni.a IN OF
lies, and that the Nvw York Tribune Was the
leader in tn. carnival of defamation. he said that
IN that paper OF SATURDAY. last o. yesterday he
was charged. not only as a Il, pr, sentative in
Congress but as Speaker of the House. with hav-
ing received S1920 900 worth of stock OF the
Eastern Division of the Mon PaClnc Riiiroai
Company for his services and influence i'll procur-
ing the passage of the original Pacific fillroad
bill in 1c63. The speaker said the absurulIy ana
folly Of the falseho oil was apparent wh.n II was
KNOWN that III 1852, when the Act was passed Ut
h al hot taken his seat il Coasress. had not b, II
elected to Congress. and indeed. had not even
been nominated for Congress. When the Act to
which the Tribune rel, rs became law he WAS a
member Of the Maine Legislature and Speaker "f
the Lower House. The Tftbnn6, however III the
face OF these facts could coolly com, OFT anu say
Speaker Blaine had not denied it. 'Lt; Int,
then, said he, deny it i'll the Presence OF this
vast assemblaSe, anu deny 1t III the most EN-
phatic manner Neither in 1Sti2 r III any sibSt-
quent Year did l ever receive or own. dIrvttly or
indirectly, single dollar III stock i'll Ii EtStt III
Division OF the / Mon Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
Nor did l ever receive dollar directly OF III III
recty from the sale Of any stock OF that company
In short. g ntlelnen, stamp the whole stery IS
not only false ON its face but ridiculous. The
speaker also denied in the most eOliIreht ns!ve
and strongest terms the story that he had bo.n
Interested in any way, directly CT indirectly III
the Credit Mobili,r. He also reft IT. d II III,
Of Greeley in a recent speech III Penn
syvaua that the l., publicans si), Mt >lCu.ti0 II
the purchase OF votes 10 carry the NJ inc Cleo
tio2, and declared the story utterly Untrue. ANA
said that the STATE Central COMMITTEE had als- |
persed altogether but little $1,000. and that
this sum was all oNlt ntc, ,Itht1 il the PAYNE nj
of speak, rs the distribution OF GocuLnt hts anu
papers. or i'll bringing home absent voters.
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CLARKE THE OUTR VICTEM!::
.InErntitude, Thou Marble Hearted
Fiend. Etc.

There is a deep and damnino secret
lying buried beneath the calm and delu-
size exterior of that subtitle organ, the
Carson Dlily Reyister A volcano Sum-
bers under the very nose of its impertur-
hiole AMI undamoast -..tive conductor.
That apparently uragitated sheet hides
behind its supernatural calm world of
woeful seer Is. What its nominal and
actual, professional and amateur con-
ilctors know about the Democratic Sen
a.orial fight Is something momentous,
and, ii exposed. would be thrilling
Enough is known to us 10 give Us war
rant to say that an Eruption has taken
place upo.. that sweet and soothing strain
~ brotheriy love which has seemed to
prevail between the ambitious Ellis and
the seemingly crafty but really frank and
eonf;tlinS Clarke. This will be Demon
stra:ed in what We have to say herewith;
for 1t is an apparent truth that Ellis.
Young and unworthy as he seems to be
has enough of sophistication and unscru-
pGioU saess to.lav a snare Tor his careless.
uIsuspacting victim and lure thereto lis
boson frien AMI opan-hearteI ally, the
Head center Of Liberalism in Nevada. |
Here follow something of the narrowing
circumstances as understood by Us:
Els. ever since Congress and the 81
pre;ls Co1rt o: Nevada removed from |
aim his p ,litical disabilities (acc-uing to |
him by reason OF his gallant but mis-
gu:,lsd services rlnd-r Genar,I ettlerson |
Thompson Of the .rlhs.lls;is rebel contin- |
gent has had q somewhat corn!nendabIe
bal highly preposterous hankering after |
hisf, station in public life. Two years
ago be yeatIred his fail skill upon the
vide curren. of politics only to find it
swamped by a great herd of bullocks
which sudieniy plunged into the stream.
fhen ms outraged feelings We're assuaged
i'y the empty honor of the Cbairmanship
- the Democratic State Central Commit
c 1t s through the powe-s AMI posi-
,s--irias pertaining - Til, Office that ,
ID has been enabled to practice ]
his n,ereiless Vaccinations ag,;nst {
his friend AMI fonlly trylstfal any. poor (.
'ifrt-a Of the Liberals Why. he even l
Toct so far as 10 join Clarke n inIucin.r /
i.st unco-1p-ornising foe of nepo.isrn I,
-iia CORRUPTION. tile exemplary Lyon, to il
He'lr the expense and trouble Of attend +,
- ;i2c Cincinnati Convention ana p1r- t
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MiCHIAvELll In CARSON!

ELLIS The Cruel scHEMER!!
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Pending the building of the Orlnsbv House.
L. Fred Brooks, the well-known and popular
dealer in books. stationery. musical instruments,
guns, fishing tackle. toys. cigars, tobacco, jew
CRY and fancy goods. has removed to AIillarl ;
SIRE, next door TO Rails hardware store, oplo-
site to his Old stand sii
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NoTICE.-Our store Will be closed On Thursday.
the Sd OF October. in honor of the Jewish New
Year. OLCOyITCH BROS
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NoI1cE--Hereafter the Express Office of Wells.
Fargo & Co. viii close ct Sc O'Clock, p. NJ Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box Up to 10 O'Clock
P. NJ. VIII be forwarded by the night train.
s5U-1w A. F. RICE. Agent
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PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested TO let the same be
known TO LAID X KELLY. as there Is cuntinu-
ally demand for the same.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-01
state Printing.

Judge Moore, before whom the cause
was heard, has delivered his opinion i'll the
case of Theodore Y. Ramsay as. II. j.
|Menningcr, Secretary Of State, and W. NJ
Brown. ATr. Brown, our readers will re-
member, is the recent appoiDtee of Gov
caldwell to the office of State Printer. The
Judge decides that Ramsay is a contrac-
tor, entitled to the publicprinting according
Ito his contract, and that the defendant,
Brown, has 10 rights in the premisesto the
public printing"
The Sentinel says:
eve understand on the rendition of thi:
3opinion by Judge Moore, Mr.. Badger
scounsel for Menninger, asked the Supreme
Court whether or not they could hear al
appeal in the case at this term, and stated
as his reason for making this request, tina
unless the appeal could be heard at thi
term it would not be taken, as he was un
willing to advise his client, (whatever h;
4 rights might beg to stop the public priDtin!
until June term. The court, as we under
stand, have refused to hear the appeal a
8 this term.
! This is virtual surrender of one of tn
: principles enunciated in that extraordinary
s opinion of Clark VS.. Stanley"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-01
Ion. LittIefieId demanded by NOrtI

A requisition has been made by Cover
nor Caldwell, of North Carolina, for theI
surrender of General Littlefield to the au-
thorities of that State. The papers were
mt into the hands of Governor Day lastl
might. We have not learned what deter
Imitation has been reached, but we think
that Governor Day will do his duty.
General Littlefield is under indictment
lin Leon circuit court for bribery. This
morning it is understood that his bonds
men, since the receipt of the requls1t!oIi
from North Carolina have surrendered HIM,
and that he is now in the hands OF the
sheriff of the county.-Tallahasse Ftof'-
dian, goth instant.
1t would seem that with the impeach-
ment Of Governor Reed, Littlctields Co
partner in crime, that the career OF this
treat Radical financier and thief is about
4 to be brought to close. His bondsmen
NAV deliver him up in order to evade the
reouisition from this State, but If the new
Governor Of Florida be an honest man, as
we have assurances he is, Littlefield must
either fee the country or answer for his
.rimes in this State. Lo! the pool
,arpet-bagger. How rapidly he is disap
bearing from the Southern political field
How many will be On the Radical State
ticket? There were two last election
Win there be one this time?