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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16

To LET COLD HAVE ITS own WAY is to assist in
laying the foundation of Consumption. To cure
the most stubborn Cough or Cold you have only to
use judiciously DR.. Jayne's Expectorant.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

At secret meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee on Friday night VIM. l..
Bailey was recommended to President Grant as
a candidate for the postmaster>hip Of Richmond.
Ia the meantime Miss Van Lew, is i'll Wash
ington looking after her interest.
1t was rumored last night that The Governor
had vetoed the bill which passed the Genera!
Assembly few days ago, selling the State $
interest in the Upper AppomattoX lmproyc-
ment Company. The Governor has vetoed
Judge Cochran reasscssment bill.
Mr.George D.Wise, Commonwealth :Attor-
new of the Richmond Hastings Court, and Mr.
Ben. Fl. Berry, Clerk Of the Chancsry Court of
Richmond have been rcc1mmende | by Brig.
General George W. Richardson. for appoint
ment as colonies in the State Militia.
Col. OFerrall's bill, that recently passed the
House of Delegates, provided that in all cases
where the claims have not been adjusted. TIC
interest ACQUIRING during the pendency Of the
war shall not be collecahle by law,
Il. II. Thornton Of Caroline, and James j..
Trice, of Louisa, have recently been adju1gc1
bankrupts.
Gov, Walker ha. returned to Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

Among the bills passed by the House OF
Delegates on Monday, were the following 10
authorize the corporate authorities of Winches'
t,r and supervisors of Frederick county to sub
scribe to the capital stock of the Shenandoah
Valley Agricultural Society," tolncorporate the
town If Louisa, Louisa county; to authorize
the trustees of Hamilton Lodge, No. 81, \. r.
and \. NJ, to borrow money for the purpose OF
erecting Masonic hall to authorize counties,
cities towns and townships to endorsc the bonds
Of tic Washington, Cincinnati and St. Louis
railroad company; to protect butter and cheese
manufacturers, and to incorporate the Masonic
Relief Association of the city Of Norfolk also,
the Senate joint resolution to authorize the
Board of Public Works to receive the amount
due by the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad Company, and to extend the
time for the completion Of the Washington a"d
OHIO railroad to the town of Winchester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

Among the prominent measures that failed
at the late session of Congress, may be named
the Utah bill, the Geneva award bill, the Ell
fort to correct troubles in louisiana postal
te!eg1aphy, the agricultural college bill, and the
various bills to provide for the resumption OF
specie payments Among the prominent acts
passed may be mentioned the repeal of the
fraukiug privilege, the revision Of the pension
laws, the reduction of the internal revenue
force, the fishery bill, and the postal reform
bill. The exact shape Of the last-named meas
ure is unknown at present, but the reduction
in letter postage and the prepayment Of news
paper postage we're, it is thought, retained
provisions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

In the Supreme Court of Baltimore on Mou-
dag morning the suit brought by Rev. DR..
Huston against the proprietors of the Bati'
more American for the recovery Of one hun
dred thousand dollars damages for alleged
lioel was brought to sudden conclusion.
Three months ago DR.. Huston was required
to give security for the costs Of Court iu case
he should be non-suited as he was no longer a
resident Of Baltimore The rule was entered
and no attention having been paid to it by
either DR.. Huston or his counsel, the case was
stricken off the docket by order of Judge Dob
hin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

IMMIGRANTS There arrived by the South
Side train last evening ior;y-!our Swiss immi-
grants. These immigrants ore from the east
ern part of Switzerland, and arrived in New
York on Friday by the steamer Grcenwhich.
From New York they took the Old Dominion
steamship line to Norfolk. These immigrants
are en- route to Gruudy county, Tennessee,
where there is already large colony Of this
hardy race of people, successfully engaged in
agricultural pursuits. The party that passed
through here yesterday presented generally II
healthy appearance, and the gentleman who
acted Us spokesman for them said they had
considerable hard cash with them. The SAME
train brought family Of eleven well dressed
English immigrants, the head Of which han al
ready purchased a handsome estate, near
Wythcvie, Va. Thus the tide of lumi gra
ton, which is to build up the Sunny South,
and make it the richest part Of the habltabc
globe, is rapidly setting 10. Let every means
be ayailed OF to hasten it. Lynch. RcpnLIicnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

Ga Saturday the House of Representatives
amended the legislative executive and Judicial
appropriation bill, as it came back from the
Senate, 50 as to give the President $50, 900
Vice President and Speaker SIC, 1000, judges o.
the Supreme Court $4,000, Senators and Rep
r,scatatives $1,000. In this shape the bill
went to a conference committee Of the two
houses, and was reported back, making the sal
airy of Senators and Representatives $500
instead of Sc, 500 In this form it passed. with
provso that, as to the salaries of Congress
men, it should take effect from March 4, 1871.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1879.

GEN. GRANT has the merit of making short
srecchcs-when he does speak-and OF writing
short messages. The Inaugural is no cxccp'
ton. He makes some promises OF good lnten
items on bis part, which the public hope vii
be carried out into action. There is nothing
particularly noticeable in the document There
is no disposition to cavil at it-though some
paragraphs might have been better omitted
We prefer to judge by what will be done--anc
in the mean time, TO show disposition to treat
him fairly and Justly, notwithstanding all thai
bus ,,,su.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

\ meeting Of the King George Agricultural
and Pathological Society was held at Farley
Vale" the residence Of Maj j. D. Rogers, on
the 9th ult, at which the subject Of the eradl
cation of sassafras was discussed; also the
growth of grass seed for the benefit Of land.
Suitable resolutions Of respect to the memory
of the late Com Maury were also adopted, and
the society adjourned to meet on the 10Th of
March at DIR. Aruold's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

The inauguration ball last night was largely
attended. The room building was expressly
constructed for the purpose-three hundred
feet long by one hundred and fifty wide, and
costing $40 1000. 1t was complete IN ali It's &C
commodations, and was proiuseiy and elegantly
decorated with flags, banners, notices, ever
greens, flowers, &c. 1t was brilliantly iumlna-
ted by thousands Of gas jets.
The dancing was Interrupted at hall-pa>t
eleven o'clock by the entrance of the President,
followed by Vice President Wilson, and Mrs;
Graut on the arm Of Mr. Kennedy. Next followed
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Fish, and all
the other members OF the Cabinet with the
ladies of their respec i've households, and a
number of members of the diplomatic corps,
headed by Sir Edward Thornton, Generals
Sherman and Sheridan and other officers OF the
army, together with many gcnIlcueu OF high
official stations accompanied by ladies. formed
portion of the Presidential parry, who passed
down the room to the platform, the bands mcali
while playing Hail to the Chief,
They took seats on the platform especially
constructed for the Presidential party, which
was deliberately adorned. and with gas jets rcprc-
seutng the names Of Grant ard W llSon.
Among the most noticeable of tho c al the
bali was the Minister from Japan. esrorling a
Chinese lady in the full dress of her country.
The Cadets from West Point and the Naval
Academy all attended the bali as invited guests.
The Burgess Corps. of Albany, were also pre-
sent, and attracted much attention BY their
snowy uniforms. >,
The supper was on a una gni6cent scale in ali
respects, aud proved satisfactory to cverybody 8.
The ball is regarded US q success, the only de-
traction being the insuthcieEcy OF the prcpara-
ton made for warming the hall. many ladies'
aud gentlemen having to Wear their cutter
wrappiugs during the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7o sho,c tie rery age aud body Of the Times.

At Topeka. Kansas, yesterday, j. Z. Page
brought suit ia the District Court against Gov
Osbourn. Lieut.. Gov. Slower, State Treasurer
HAYES. aud Colonel York for the recovery OF
81 900 procured by the latter from Senator
pomcrov. The Sheriff found the money IN he
State Treasurer $ safe and took charge OF It,
Defendants subsequently gave bonds Tor the
money under the statute, and the historic
packages We're restored to them.
A prize f.ht took place ut Coicrs ". Va,
ON yesterday between Barney Campbell aud
Hickcn, both Of Pennsylvania, hut before the
fight was concluded Scddons. the referee,
and OBJ .ldwin, one of the seconds. go. into a
fight when the principals skedaddl2d.
Evans, the defau!ting Treasury Agent OF
PENNSYLVANIA who is on trial at Harrisburg,
defends himself on the plea that he had right
10 The money h.: rcc.ivcd rs his commissions
ON sums obtand for the State, and that he
never denied his action III the matter.
The New jersey Senate last night rejected
by one majority the National Railroad bill
This will prcvcn, for the present. at least, the
construction Of any road through the State IN
competition with the Pennsylvania route be-
tween Philadclph ia and New York.
The New Yulk Tribune gives an extended
review of the labor question in that city, and
states that from capit.sts and worklngmen
alike comes the assurance that last year cam
plign will lie renewed late in April or early II
May.
In the case jesse ". Uppercu, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Wheat, in Baltimore
argument was resumed before the jury yester
day in behalf Of tie accused, and continued tt
the hour of adjournment.
Some new facts in relation to the conviction
Of Foster, the car-hook murderer, have beer
presented, which. it is said have induced
Governor Dix to grant him Il respite until Fri
day, Dist Inst.
The Massachusetts Legislature couples it!
congratuation to the Spanish Republic with
an aspiration that Cuna may saoa be free ano
independent.
The f.auls upon the Bark of England seen
to be as vast as they are mysterious. Two mil
lions of dollars is now S. id to be the amount o.
the fraud
German authorities have Il summary way o.
dealing with strikers. The cabmen are to bt
forced by the lice TO 90 to work under the
penalty Of having their licenses forfeited.
The Emperor OF Germany has bestowed on
Mr.. Trubncr, the wcIl-known Loudon publish
or, the Cross Of the ordcr OF the Crown Of
Prussia
Pcre Hyac.n'hc is TO resume the pulpit al
Geneva
The Baltimore Conferences Of the ~ H.
Church ) attn met III Baltimore this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

\ dispatch from Washington says: 1.-The
House judiciary Committee submitted no re-
port in reference to Judge DurreIl, Of Louisiana.
This fact has added to the impression fast gain
ing ground that the Judge acted within the
authority conferred by law, and that if there is
any fault it is in the law itself 1t is understood
also that the President and the Cabinet are a
uait in sustaining the DEGREES Of the Court. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

President Theirs delivered his promised
speech in the National Assembly yesterday,
and it is described as having been a great one.
He gave strong assurances of his steady adher-
cuce to the compact of Bordeaux. The Cham
Der afterwards adopted the preamble to the
constitutional project, which asserts the cous'l-
tucnt power of the Assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

During the session ct the British House Of
Commons Oh Monday evening, the Undcr-Scc-
rotary for Foreign Affairs stated, in reply to Il
question, that il is the unanimous opinion OF
Her Nair,ty's Cabinet that $40 government
admitting OF recognition had been established
IN Snaiu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05
L!iEi n.

IT, this c.:r March ;th. l'73. GEORGE EN-
orr. yut.!G :; ,,;l =: .l.,i!n ). ana Martha j.
Fowler. ag", ycsr- : mont! md - day.
.a:g" 7 h" funcla vii! take place !r'.n the rel
tic,.ce ~ his "a ems, corner Prince and Royal
str:.,t +, to-.norrow March oh, II. ; =. III.
oi measles. SARAH T., daughter Of James ana
NJ Hired ijrrrry IL the l2th y"sr Of h .-".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05
discoveries

On Tuesday Mr. Coilax delivered his fare
wei! address 10 the Senate, in which he claim
ed that, as presiding officer Of that body, "he
had committed no act which has proven the
confidence misplaced, tina, had called him to
that position' I he usual resolution OF thanks
to him for bis services was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

Lieut.. Steever, of the u. S. ~, with his
CORDS of scientific Americans, is now at work
exploring Palestine. His Headquarters are to
be at kcrak. or the east of til. river Jordan
Prof Paine, The archnn!ogist and botaulst OF
the expedition. has rrportc! some interesting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

The Philadelphia Ledger thinks that what
has been revealed Of the dishonor OF members
in the Credit Mcbier transactions has been
placed before the world too plainly to be oblit-
Grated by any application of ''Whitewash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05
Isae inauguration Ball Supper.

The entire stock of eatablrs was prepared 10
New York by Torhi!Ion. who f''r ulany years
uc'cd as chef H. ctl;Siu, at Delrionico' :, aud
vino because If his graf ct.IacI'y ANA bcucvo
lent face. i r. -arl" as the father Of the Socl
ETY. Of Cocks n that ely. His establishment,
ere the snHncr was prepared durlng the
p 81 week presented 4 must cur"us appear
ancc. Counters tail :. shelves, h ukS, AMI
every avail DE :'l"c' % which anything cnuc
be lal'l or hun" was occupied by vlnnd$ Ut II
klnd+. Here was a mountain of boued tur
kegs, lhe:e smother If pacs OF all kinds. Bar
rcl>, boxes and packages covered the floor
while lhc MIGHTY rnaitrc dc cuisine stru;tet
about giving dirccil n1 and occasionally indulg
lug III Il laugh which made jellies and orua
mcut, fairly shake.
The amount of provrnlcr required was >imp
~ enormous, as may be cv;d need by the fol
lowing list of dishes:
10 000 fried oysters
! eco -cailoped oysters.
500 picked oysters.
is honed turkeys Of - lbs each
IS roast turkeys about II lbs each
$50 roast capons, stuffed with trutltS.
Is saddles of mutton. about 100 lbs each.
40 pieces spiced beef ~ lbs each.
200 dozen quails, larded and roasted.
no game pates, so lbs each.
:IT tongues. ornalnGGtcd WIN ltiiS.
80 hams, urnancntad with Jelly.
10 ,mon baked, Montpelier BUTTER
100 hicEe. chaud ct lroid
.iUJ pur.r!I3-s washington sty".l
- boarS heads, stuffed and orn"lucntrd.
inp4tes De ioc grss, 10 Is each.
= Ori nr;s,i c.I"aS. sandwiches
3 tsD h,,m san witches.
! 900 occi tongue 81 d .g.c'lcs.
| 1890 punches &c cr.
30 barrels al Il.
o,arrcls ctt.-cc
80 chic kc!ls, botv,i for salad.
| 2,WD pounds OF HOLSTERS, boiled for salad.
5000 gg> boiled ior salad.
barrel If bc"t..
ECO i,IavcS .: brc:,
| : GlJ rolls.
- cast, Priace Albert G. c&c::.
| 1859 pounds of butter.
80 Charlotte ru.>rS. | lbs each.
.tRl mous wine Jelly.
.uu muulls blanc i.:;;lr"r.
! 800 Gallons ice cream, nsSult;d.
otHI Gallons ices assorted.
/ pounds mla ci cakes.
10 .&igc CAKES, orn:lncntcd.
60 ';r1c ryr;t;Li Is, assorted.
~ barrels ,i&l.Ga GRAPES.
II Casc> rra-gn>
barrel. apes:
40 pounds nike. cn&dl">,
10 boxes rsi.inS.
= pounds III He'd almonds.
:aF' gallons clare. p'lnch
:ts) ga uns coffee
90 gallons ten.
itE) gallons chocrl&:n.
Br< les these thc~. OIL viacg,r. lemons
xnd trimmings ot all SORTS The {" Of Al! tili:
1t is ~ vt difficult to determine, For the hnkln!
ufs,i prrpa,it g alone so uUO, and f III" hr" .
dishes -, 4u with brcukagc and dar as.e t b.
made guo,.,; have b en- aid. - W"sh. R,p.
Bosom has ju-t lauLched the cnly clipprc
ship bull; IL Tho t. S. for several years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

The Washington Chronicle says 1t is
given out by those who profess to be wise above
what is officially announced. that there will be
two or three changes in the Cabinet; that the
Secretaries of War, of the Navy, and Of the
Interior propose to retire The presumption
is that all the Cabinet have rendered their re-
sisrations, as is the custom, leaving the Presi-
dent free to remove if he wishes to do So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05
mOnd.

The ST. Luis Globc says that Henry Ward
Becclcr ia Ks with the rapidity of whirlgig
aud vcu,ila.es himself ut the rate of 24O words
per minute Ard besides he is untlrlcg, aud
when he gets his duuIrr up he will get Oft
twenty thcusard words without taking breath
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

A number Of delinquent sEeriIs Of the State
have been uotiti ID by the Auditor, that if they
do not settle up by the llth Of March he will
directly thereafter proceed, through the At
torncy GcncraI, to move for judgment against
them IN tho Circuit Court of the city Of Rich
mon6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

Gu Monday Arkansas voted upon the Con
stitutional amendment admitting all citizens of
of the State to the balIot-box on equal terms,
and dispatches from Little r ock say there is
no doubt it was ratified.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

The bill providing for the distribution OF
arms passed the Senate on Monday night.
Under its provisions Virginia will be entitled
to her quota of arms not only for the years
since the war. but f,r the time during the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

A meeting Of all the brass bands in the
State Of West Virginia is called by the Mozart
Board Of kiugwood ior the purpose OF lin,
prCycment, &c."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

To the eiitor Of the -Aiecandrm Gu:'tte:
have word to say, with a view to the p:o-
motion ofan Agricultural Society out of inc
material assembled in Alexandria every year ut
our railroad meeting, where are collected agTl-
culturiSts from all the country tributary to this
city. By this society [ would propose to do, or
rather to have done, for agriculture what our
distinguished fellow citizen (rec.uty dead did
for navigation.
am satisfied that well authenticated r"gi>
ter of experiments in agriculture would be of
the greatest value, and [ cannot but think that
such an organization as propose would lie en-
abltd to have valuable experiments made with
results carefully combined and noted down. 30
as to produce record that would prove vau-
able guide for future action. This record
would enable US to look on aglicul uro with
our own, instead of our grandtathcrs' eyes
and help us as farmers to attain our OBJ
ject with the least expenditure Of labor,
money and time. Though do not hold that
theory is opposed to practice, yet do believe
ito learn farming man must farm: but at
the same time he may be vastly benefited by
the experience OF other farmers So let Us
send up our log books and charts to some
Maury, to enable him to extract from them
the shortest and cheapest route to the end We
all so earnestly desire TO arrive at, VIZ: 10
make farming profitable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

The curtain has t!Ilen, says the ST. Loui
Globe, "ou the long AID exiting drama Cred
it Nobicr,) and, whoever has gained by it
the verdict Of history will be that the COCO
name of the United States has suffered >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

\ sermon preached at the institution Of the
Rev. J. i. Cathcl', into the rectorship Of the
church of the Ascension, in Baltimore, by Rev.
A. VI. Randolph las been published by re-
quest in pamphlet form. 1t is al able dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-05

Charles T. Durant, of Jersey City, died on
Sunday, somewhat suddenly, Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Durant was a gentleman of wealth, and
had long devoted his leisure time to works OF
j. scientific character. He made the first bal
loon ascension this side of the Atlantic, from
the battery, New York, in 1888.