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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
NoOther Medicine

Ever attained such an unprecedented
sale as Helmbold's Buchu. Its name
and tame are known everywhere; and
it deserves it's great reputation, tor It
has undoubted merit. 1t is warranted
TO cure all diseases Of the kidneys and
the urinary orgSrs Beware o! coun-
,erfe Is Genuine has private ProIri-
etsry stamp Of III. T. Helmbold on each
hottie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
Soap,
guIldries.

Teas.
Al Half CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TO
III choice,
% half ches.s Snuchong. good TO choice,
20 Japsn
"MoYUNE' GUSPUwDER.
20hal' chests prime 10 choice
5 " common.
"PING sCEY" GUNPowDER.
81 matted boxes good to choice,
20 - ezra fine,
10 half chests common 10 prime.
Young HYEOE.
half chests choice.
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade to our large stock OF TEAS and To-
BACCUS, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
Trustees sale.

FINDER AND b. VIZ. III or A DEED
" o;1rust. executes Dy i.EGOiph Shup-
bach, 10 the undcIs gued a. trustee, TO &C.
c1re I VIM. Wiedebusch the prompt and
pnrctual payment OF a certain pTOmi .saTy
note fo- two thousand dollars, dated the End
day OF Jan. lS12. and payable TO the order Of
said william Wed, busch, one yssr after
date with insteTest rom date shall, on
Monday, the goth day Of Sept. Is7a.
proceed 10 sell, at pnbIlc auction. q, ,bs
dwelling house o'the said William WIe.te.
busch, situated on the corner OF MARIE,
street and MdrEet alley, and known % fIa
Columbia House ell the household and
Kitchen furniture OF the said ROdoIph
shupbach, more particularly described IN
said deed Of trust.
Terms OF sale cash.
J. q. GOOD,
sep2.i Trustee.
J. N. MILLER. Aucti 1ueer.
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Mothers. aOthers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSTON s
SOOTHISG SlRUPfr all diseases incident
TO the period OF teeihingi in children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind eolic.
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health TO the child gives rest to the
mother.
he sure and call for
MRS. WINsLOW'Ss OolHING SYRUP"
FIR sale by all druggists. devb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

trustees Sale of Real Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID made January l4th, 4. ID, 1868, by
Francis A. Stipes and wife, 10 the undCr.
signed, Samuel Morris, to secu g, among
o hers, two notes made by said Francis 4.
Stipes and Robert #. Supfs. 10 The order OF
Emory Morris, d. ted April LIST, 1858 Que for
One Hundred and seventeen dollars and
sixty cents. payable four years after dale ;
the other for one hundred and eleven do
lars and thirty cents, payable five years
after date, l will sell, upon The premises, in
the town OF BenwOOd, on the
10Th DAY GE NEPTER BEE. 1873.
beginning at IL O'Clock A. 81, for cash, the
folio" ing properly, to-wit: Portions Of the
lots numbered twelve tl2) ard thirteen l3),
in the town Of Benwood, which pOrtlonsaT
descrihet as follows: Th'r'y.six tSGl feet
nine ~ inches OF the wet portion of lot
numbered thirteen O3), theCce with said d.
vision lire TWENTY-FIVE "a feet across lot
numbered twelve, thence east parallel with
the lines OF said lots seven O. feet four O.
inches, thence with the end Of tn COOPER
shops erected on lot Numbered Twelve, 10
the south line lot Numbered eleven.
Selling as trustee, will convey only such
title as nave under the sid deed OF trust,
but the Title IS believed 10 be good.
SAMUEL MORRIS,
sugs.b Trustee.
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Proposals for Coal.

oEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
y CEIVED by the Clerk OF the Boarn OF
Education till q o'clock P. NJ, on THURSDAY,
September 18th. 1873, for supplying the sew.
eral school houses Of the school Dlsrict OF
Wheeling. with the best quality Of clean
coal, the present scholastic year.
J. NJ. BICKEL,
serfs-s Clerk.
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G. MENDEL, BOOTH & co IS
BANKRUPT nOTlCE.

BANKRUPT HC1tC
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- s5ta,e', for the District cf West Virginia,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matte. OF George W. Alexander,
Bankrups.
DISTsICr OF w RsT VIRGINIA, IS:
Awalrant In BsnkruD.cy has been Issued
by said Court against the es ate OF SEQ W.
Alexander, Of the County Of Wood, State OF
WGst Virginia, in said District, who has
been duly al judged Bankrupt upon petit
ton OF his creditors, snd the payments Of
any deb !, and the delivery OF any property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt. 10 him or TO
his use, and the transfer ofany property by
him, are prohibited by law. An adjourned
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more
Asixpees OF his estate will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at Park
ersburg, hI said DISTRICT, on the eth day OF
october, a. D., 1879, at 2 O'clock p. NJ. st
the office OF Walter :. Sands, Esq, before
Georse 3 Caldwell, Esq, one o. the Eegis-
tiers in Bankruptcy of said District.
fS'guedl EEp4EMA AN SLACK,
u. 8. Marshal of said District Messenger
sept6
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Desirable Props1ty for Sale.

n-UsE AND LOT, WITH sTABLEAT-
n TACHED, on west side Of Main street.
Between John and Quincy, Il offered Tor
sale. Enquire at this ONCE, seFk-h
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RoIaI Arch Afasons.

STATED coNvoCATIoN OF WHEEL;
"A ING Union Chapter NO l, will be heio
this Monday evening att O'CLOCK for Work.
n. A. CHANDLER, h. T.
VIM. n, IRWIN, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
ESTRAY COW,

4 LIGHT RED, YOUNG cow, WITH A
n white face, and having brass bell on
her neck, strayed from the premises of the
subscriber about ten days ago. Any infor.
IA alton concerning her may be left at Frank
W alters, and a libelal reward will be paid
for her recovery.
sepp-Q NJ. LINDEN'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
FAIRMONT STAT NORMAL
AND

hlhuON J. ~ n !, llOlhm al
AND
Female College
T OCATED AT FAiRMONT, MARION
4 county, w. Va, y Miles West Of Graf.
ton on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Fall Session will begin September Q,
1873.
LII. D., Principal; Miss NJ. l.. Dickey, NJ. +.
D., LIST AssisI ant; Miss l.. Fleming, NJ. +. D.,
I'd Assistant, and Competent Tutors.
Fall session OF 20 weeks begins September
JUL ''' DEPARTMENTS.
NoRNAL.-This Department il designed
TO aid You'd Ladies' and Gentlemen in full
and thorough education for teaching. 1t
embraces full course or Mathematics, Sci.
ences, English Grammer and Literature,
Geography and Map Drawing, Analy sis,
Book Keeping, Elocution, Penmanship,
Philosophy, Theory and Practice OF Teach
ing, History, Model School Practice &c &c.
Upon the completion OF the course OF study
the pupil receives Diploma, which author
iz' S her or him TO teach In any nee school
In the State without fu ther examination.
Tuition free to all Normal pupils.
ACADEMIC AND FEMALE COLLEGE DE-
PiRTMRNT.-The plan OF study and instruc-
ton in this Department. is equal TO that Of
any Academy or Female College IN the
country; embracing a full course In Maths-
matIcs, Sciences, Literature, history, Eng
lish Analysis and Criticism, Latin, Greek,
french and German languages; also, In
strumental and Vocal ~ usic, Drawing and
OIL Paintir g, CalisthenicS, &C., dc. (lnStru-
men al Music includes instructions on the
Violin. Guitar, Piano and rganl
The buildings now occupied by The School
are capariOuS and as well adapted TO the
work OF instruction as any in the state.
students can enter The classes at any
time, although II ~ hest t. begin with The
session. Every young Teacher in the State
should attend the school in the tall, Two
months, before the opening OF lis winter
school. Board is from GH0DtO g 81 per week.
llmiIed number OF young Ladies and
Gentlemen will be aided TO some extent
from u Peabody fund. The society OF
sairmont Is intelligent and cultivated, and
Will extend their cordial sympathy and
care TO all studen $ coming to the school.
Address, for information. ]. q. BLAIR,
aug25-eqgb Fsirmont, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
The Northern Pacific R. R.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,

Thr
have the following elements Of Security;
They the standard obligation of strong
company
Elscy first mortgage Road, ITS Right way
ROlmgsoc, Telegraph Ene Equipments and Franc hiseN
B They first lien OF tsc Traffic or net earnings 81 the
The receipts UDon.fentr4l Pacific
second OF nipe
OtR. estimated the Northern Pacific.
(, They u flrS: and only mortgage all the Lands
granted 10 the CompanyamOunting, the completion Of
road about $4,000 mile OF track Sold AT
the price realized by other these lands Will
produce than bonds
mile. The Bonds All convertible 10
premium into the CGnpaDy's Lands at market prices.
Holders Of United States FiVe-T
vert them Into NORT1lEEN PACIFIC SEyEN.rHiRrIES
realizing immediate handsome profit, and increasing
lheiT yearly interest income HasrIy OSE-rHlRH.
E0nsfant!y hsri:; der delivery 10y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
mosDAY, sEPrEMBEB S. 1879
RATES OF ADVERTISING
FI.N
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One time. ..........a IS One month. --..s 90
Two times. ......... Is Three months. l2 90
One week.....-..- 2 50 One year......-.- 20 W
One square changeable once week S5O.
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy flxed places -
psr cent additional.
Cuts will be cha, ged double for space oc-
eupied. ,,
cent additional
Local Notices Is cents Per line --6M no
los1l notes tctn be inserted for less Than ONE
All Adyertisernents,exceptf for esta blished
business houses, must be paid for IN 10
vance.
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ,s,od ,o
thar lsg,tImate business, and all adver-
ti.ements not connected with IL will De
charged for at ourregular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08
COL UMB|A RIVER SALMON

IN ONk POUND CANS. A FRESH Let
Just received and !or sale by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-08

Fees for consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within the reach Of all
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and eI-
press 20 all parts OF the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEED NC :
Board Of:AI(IerInen.

a an adjourned meeting of the Bo ri of Al.
dermen, held July %. 1873, there were present
S. h. Janney, esq, President and M'ssrs.
Loving, j. ). French, Johnson, d. NJ. French
and Underwood
A resolution AUTHORIZE 6 the Committee on
Pubic Property to turn over the new court
house, &c, for the of the Corporation and
Circuit Courts, was received from the Common
Council and their action concurred in.
On motion it was resolved, that the request of
the late Finance Committee to appoint special
committee of two members from each board be
granted, and that such committee be appointed
in obedience to said request tC investigate alleged
Irregularities in the conduct of said Finance
Committee, and Messrs. Johnson and Moore
were appointed Oh the part of this Board
The petition of Daniel 6ayley for reduction
of assessment; also bill of B. w. Nails, 81 as
clerk Of election; also Il petition OF Sarah A.
Churchman for brick gutter in front of her
premises also resolution inStructing the Com
mittee on General Laws to inquire by what au-
thority the Mayor has deducted so much of the
license tax regarding The sale Of liquor to be sold
on the premises; also an act in regard to park
ing OF Washington street; also a bill OF DID. b.
johnson for repairs to the Friendship Engine
House, which referred TO q special commit
tee Of two from each Board, and Messrs Loving
act respecting the Clerk of the Gas Work -
were received from the Common Council and
their action concurred in.
The Board proceeded to the chamber OF the
Common Council for the purpose Of electlng Of
fcers, and upon their return,
The resignation of Col French WAS called from
the tao!e and laid over
The Board then adjourned.
Teste JNO. }. JAMESON, Clerk.
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Common Council.

Al All adjourned meeting Of the Common
Council, held July 20, 1872 there were present ::
George K. Shinn, esq, President, and Messrs
Rock: Moore Eichberg, Hopkins, Br"ders; Me
Clnggctt, Lucas Hughes and Evans
Mr.. Eichberg introduced bill relating TO the
Clerk of tho Gas Works, which Vas read the
first ard second times.
Mr.. Hughes offered The following substitute
for the bill, which WIS lost:
Resolved That the oicc of Clerk of Gas
Light be- and the same Is hereby abolished, and
work formerly done by him shall be done by the
Superintendent
The bill WAS then read the third time and
Moore, Eichberg, Hopkins, Brode:S, MckeEzie
Downhaln PortHer, Fowle, kishell. Beach,
Cluggctt, Lucas, Hughes, Evans and Mr.. Presl-
dent-15 Noes, none.
The Hoard oi Aldermen, upon invitation of
the Common Council, here entered the chamber
of the Common Council and the two Boards con-
vened in joint meeting.
The joint meeting proceeded to the election of
officers of the Cooperation, and the following
were chosen.
Physicians TO the Poor DR.. Bedford Brown,
Dr. Garrett. Dr. 4. A. Stabler and DIR. f. l.
Adam.
Attorney of the Corporation, Chas f. Stuart
Night 5, aveng"r George K. Price.
Captain Of Police james +. Webster.
Lieutenant of Police, John L. Smith.
Policemen William johnson, William Null
len, james Walker, james Watkins, James
Hepburn, James Mcdowell, Christopher Lyles
Emanuel Webb. John Nightingale, George Og-
den, Henry Clapdore, Frank Beetles, Aug. lden.
sen, Henry Crump, Joseph Horseman, Gilbert
Simpson. William Woodfeld, James Swami,
Julian Arnold, Mathew Latin and Geo. Lyies.
Readymen: E. H. Lyles, Geo. Jones' Vim.
Swami, f. Travers and 2. G. Bartlett.
Clerk of the Gas Works. George Bryan.
Board of Health: james EnLwise, Michael
Smith, Josiah Ford, Charles L. Neale, g. &.
Berry, James w. Malls, Geo. H. Robinson, r.
Ii. Rudd and II. B. Harlow
Weigher OF Hay, F. NJ. Weadon.
Keeper of the Town Clock, Geo Dutfsy.
Board of Public Works: LIST ward, Wash.
Blythe; I'd ward, John A. Field: Sd ward, w.
j. Boothc 4th ward, John B. Smoot.
The election of the other Corporation officers
was postponed, and the joint meeting dissolved.
The Common Council then resumed its SEES
sion.
A resolution was received from the Board OF
Aldermen for The appointment OF committee
TO investigate certain statements recently made
concerning the Committee on Finance and the
consideration OF said resolution WAS postponed
until the next meeting.
A communication from q. NJ. Monroe, asking
permission TO erect y frame building on Payne
street WAS received and the permission was
granted.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste. HAROLD SNOWDEN. Crk.
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A letter in the Baltimore Sun from Rich

A letter in the Baltimore Sun from Rich
mond, speaking of the Radical Convention
which meets at Lyuchburg, says IA num-
Der of delegates 60 to the Lynchburg eonyen
ton pledged to favor colored man as the
nominee for Lieutenant Governor, and it is
likely that the agitation Of this matter will be
the cause Of serious quarrel between the
whites and blacks. The question once raised will
never be settled without dispute. Col. Hughes
don't want colored man on the ticket If ne
can well avoid it. The experience OF the re-
pubicans in the last gubernatorial election,
when DR.. Harris, colorcd man, was candl'
date for Lieutenant Governor, was not such as
to give strength to the renewal OF the project
now. 1t lost them many white votes. But to
refuse to give coored man place on the
ticket now will probably lessen the colored vote
considerably, aud SO there is dilemma that
all the leaders recognize as grave one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30
ALEXANDRIA,, VA
WEDNESDAY, JULY 50. 1878.

THELYNCuBURG CoNvENTION.-The Wash
ingtou correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
says The greatest interest is exhited here
among the partizaus of the administration over
the prospective action of the Virginia Republi-
can Convention, which is to meet at Lynchburg.
Quite large party of politicians and others
left on the Southern train for that city to-
night, including, ii is said some of the dele
gates to the Convention elected BY Ropub-
hcan: association in this city If Col. Hughes
does not receive the nomination for Governor
it will not be from any lack Of effort from this
quarter. One of the Republican Congressman
from Virginia, understood to favor Hughes as
against the Lewis combination, has been here
for day or two past, and it may be assumed
that he has not been idle"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

SENATOR SUMNER is about to 50 to Massa-
chusetts and 10 anticipation of his early de-
parture some of the colored men Of Washing
ton have addressed him letter congratulatlDg
him on the restoration Of his HEALTH, and in-
cidentally abiding to his labors in behalf OF
equal rights. and especially the equal rights of
the colored children in the public schools in the
city of Washington. In acknowledging the re-
ceipt of this letter MIR. Sumner reiterates his
views concerning the rights of all children to
attend the common schools without regard to
race, color or previous condition. Commenting
upon this letter the Baltimore American says,
that in its opinion, Sin the present state OF
public opinion in the Southern States it is best
that there should be separate schools for the
two races, wherever there are enough colored
children to justify the opening Of schools for
their exclusive benefit. We may agree with
Senator Sumner as to the unreasonableness Of
the prejudice which renders this necessary, but
we must admit that it exists, and for the time
being we think it is best not to agitate the ques
t;nn ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30
OFFICIAL.

AN Act respecting the Clerk Of the Gas
Works.
Section l. Be it enacted by the City Council,
That the Clerk of the Gas Works shall, before
entering upon the duties Of his office. give bond
to the City Council or Alexandra in the sum of
five thousand dollars. for the faithful perform
ance of the duties of his office MS Clerk and for
his accounting to and paying over to the City
Treasurer any money that may come into bis
hands
Section This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
Passed Common Council July 20, 1873
GEORGE K. SHINN, President
Passed Board of Aldermen July 18th, 1873
SAMUEL H JANNEY, President.
Approved Jul V 81. 1873
WIN ~ BERkLEY, Mayer.
Teste: HAROLD SSowDEN Clerk Conn., Cpu |.
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40 sAov the yery age und dody Of the Temes.

40 shoe the very age und dody Of the Times.
On the night of The 18th instant, Mrs. Fitz
patrick, widow, residing at Ripley, Tenn.
was awakened from her sleep by negro namec
CHRISTOPHER Titus, who presented a pistol al
her head, threatening Instant death If she made
noise. He then outraged her, and being
drunk, soou fell asleep in her bed. Mrs. Fiz
patrick then slipped from the house and wen
to neishbur's and told what had occurred
Mr.. Thompson, her ncighbor, accompanied by
his two sons, proceed TO the house and found
Titus still asleep. lie Was secured, and sent tC
Jail.
The greatest retail oyster dealer 10 the world
is dead. His name was Sidney Dorlon, aud
for many years he had stall in Fulton Market
Mes York From being an oyster fisherman
he rose 10 the dignity of dealer, and his place
u the market was SO extensive as to require
thirty mcn to pay proper attention to his mul
titulc vi customers
\ dispatch from San Francisco, says
Twenty two Chinese females, brought BY
steamer yesterday from Hong Kong, were sold
at public acuton to-day 10 the Chinese quarters.
The young girls brought as high as $3.50 each
and the middleaged and old women from 500
TO 800 each.
The Gallatin Tenn Examiner says: 1--WE
may note among the incidents of the cholera
epidemic that many knocking birds and cana
ries in cages sckened and died. while those
which frcqucnted the gardens instinclivey fled
to the woods and did not return until the chole
"a took its departure.
The annual session of the Southern Dental
Association convened in Baltimore yesterday,
DR.. H. NJ Grant of Virgipia, president. The
usual routine business of the first day S proceed
ings was transacted, and the session adjourned
until to-day.
The FreesPost Office Delivery System has
been put 10 operation at Camden, N. j., with
six carriers; at Norfolk, and Portsmouth Va,
With the same number, and at Springfield, ILL.,.
with four.
Private advices from Jonesborough, Tenn.
state that the cholera has appeared there in a
vlrulent form.
Prince Bismarck has granted permission tc
the Good Templars to establish Lodges in Prus
sa
The British Government has declined 40 ex
change of postal cards with the United States
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AS Mr., and Mrs. Shepherd, bridal couple,
from Montgomery county, Va. on their way to
Pulaski Alum Springs yesterday were cross
ing mountain in buggy during thunder
storm, the horse took fright at fash Of light
ming and SHE'D from the road, aud the party
were precipitated down prccpice one hun
dred and seventy feet high. The buggy was
shattered to pieces, aud the bridegroom badly
bruised The bride had her collar bone and
ANGLE dislocated, teeth knocked out and was
otherwise badly injured. 4 tree on the way
saved them from going to the bottom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

The Abingdon Virginian states that the engi-
neers on the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio
road, who rscently lost their situations on &C
count Of their connection with the association
Known as the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
giueers, having been convinced Of the danger
Gus character of those who controlled this or
ganization, have voluntarily Withdrawn there
from, and have been restored to their former
positions 10 the employ Of the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

FRANcE.-Iu the French Assembly, ycstcr-
day, message from President McNlahon was
received and read The President says he will
answer for the preservation Of order during the
recess, and will insure the maintenance OF re-
spcct for the authority or the Assembly. lie
points out the happy results Of concord between
the Government and the Assembly, among
which he specifies the passage OF the bill Tor
the reorganization Of the army. AlIudlng to
the evacuation Of the soil by the German troops,
now fast approaching completion, he makes a
grateful acknowledgment Of the successful nc
gotiations of President Theirs to that end, and
praises the Eastern Department for their hero
ism and the French people for their patriotism
and abnegation in the protracted trial they
have undergone. The country, he adds, Will
never cease to feel sense of its dignity when
it remembers what priccit has paid for peace;
but noisy manifestations of joy over the event
should not be INDUCED in. Peace is the first
necessity, and the Government is resolved to
maintain it. Assurances are received daily OF
the sincere amity Of foreign Powers. The Presl-
dent closes his message by declaring that he
shall continue the policy indicated by the fire.
queut and unanimous votes Of the Assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

Mr.. Washburne, Minister of the Uuited
States, to the French Capital, thus speaks up
on the back pay question Il was in Con-
gress when the salary was but $4,000, and |
always found it more than sufficient to meet
my necessary personal expenses When it was
raised to $1,000 | thought it too much, and
think so still but raising it to 81 500 is 10th
iug more or less than straight stealing