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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

Stephen j. W. Tabor, Fourth Auditor Of
the Treasury, has rendered his resignation as u
member Of the Civil Service Examining Board,
because OF the ouerous duties of his Office Us
Auditor, and MIR. Armstrong will pursue like
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

A, thr trial of Woodruff, Clahiu & Blood in
the L. s. Court, at New York, yesterday, for
sending obscene publications through the Uni
ted States mails owing to defects in finding the
Indictment they were found not guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

The Judge of the u S. District Court 10
Maine, in recent case, decided that the only
persons to whom the Commercial paper clause
in the bankrupt law pertains are brokers, mer-
chants, traders, manufacturers, and miners
The case will be taken to the y. S. Circuit
Court on q writ of error
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

HIRAM Powers, the eminent American
sculptor, died in Florence, Italy, yesterday, al
ter long illness. The news is contained in a
dispatch 70 the New York Herald. Mr.. Powers
was not only distinguished as an artist but
highly successful 10 his profession
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

1t is the opinion Of many that the present
bankrupt law will be repealed by the next
Congress. Movements to effect this are already
being made 10 several portions Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

1t is said that the President will 90 from
Long Branch to Philadelphia to be present, on
the Fourth of July, at the formal transfer of
the site in Farmount Park for the Centennial
Exposition building. Unless the illness of his
father should then become so serious as to re-
quirc his presence in the West, the President
will then pass the folowieg week in the noun
tains of the Adirondacks in Maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

Col. Solomon Hillen, formerly mayor Of Bal
timore, member of Congress and of the State
Legislature, died suddenly on Thursday night,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York proba-
bly, from apoplexy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28
cOurSc.

The milcrs and merchants Of Georgetown,
D. e., held meeting yesterday and appointed
committee to confer with the authorities OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal relative to tho
continued stoppagc Of water from the mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28
EWS OF TIIE, DAN
e To shoD the ucry age and bo''y Of the T.mcs

Adyicea from New York report that suits
brought by the Government against large
sugar importing houses for dclrauding the Gus
toms have been compromised by the payment
of from twenty tn fnrty per cent of tho amounts
claimed. a suit for $4,000 against dry
goods house has been compromised for 81, 600;
a similar suit Tor $780, 900 is pending against Il
hardware importer.
A great fire is reported to be raging in the
woods along portion of tho line of the Old
Colony Railroad, Massachusetts, The flames
have advanced seven miles from the starting
point, and present a burning front eight miles
10 extent. The TANKS are approaching towards
towns, and there is no Immediate prospect that
tho fire will be checked.
A late dispatch announces tho arrival of the
Great Eastern at Hearts Content. All the
deep sea cable has been laid to within eighty
miles of the shore, where 1t is cut and buOyed.
A heavy gale prevented work upunit yesterday,
but as soon as tho weather moIertcS it will be
spliced to the shore end and communication
completed.
Singular law suits were begun yesterday in
Paris; one was that Of the Duke de Bruont
against the proprictors of the American Regis
ter for publishing report OF the proceedings
in Court Of law in New York, in which the
Duke was the Plaintiff aud the other one
against James Gordon Bennett Tor the same
offence.
4 Washington dispatch reports that about
$3.50 worth Of certificates Of Indebtedness
of the District Government hsvc been obtained
from the cngraver on a forged order and put
upon the market in Northern cities
At an election in Bath, England, yesterday,
to fill vacancy in the House Of Commons,
barbados were erected in the streets, and
tradesrncn closed their shops, 50 fearful were
they Of disorder
The Brazilian Council of State has decided
that Papal bulls must have the placct OF the
Government before they can be promulgated,
and that sentences of communication ART:
without civil effect in Brazil
Advces from Jamaica to June Is, report an
other fire at Port-au- Prince, by which Il large
portion of the commercial Iurt OF the place was
destroyed.
\ dispatch from Hamilton, White Pine
county, Nevada, says The town was nearly de-
Stroyed BY fire yesterday morning. loss
$jUunuU.
Inspector F. J lIowitz will b; the new D-
rector OF the Medical Bureau Of the Navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

ALEXANDElA MARKET, JuLc 25.-keccp:. e..
W!cnt are light, and The ,n:.rl:c: j. unrh%ny.,.
i, small lot of red brought 10 for fair H"ef, +,
steady ocrirg: d: ~ bushels mixed and a.
yellow, with sales Of the turmcr At -, and q, -
latter at is. StnAli offerings of Rye; II" ..,.,.
reported. Oats are steady; offerings O: it ban.
els, with sales II. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28
letter from Richmond.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. |
RIcuMoHp. june u. The all absorbing sub
jest hero is. who is to be the next Governor
As the time for the convention approaches can
didates multiply, and friends become active
The general opinion seems to be that the fight
is between Withcrs and kcnpcr, with the pos
sibillly of some new man beng taken up as 4
compromise candidate-John Goodc or r. NJ
Hunter. Politicians, we'll posted, claim that
there is but little difference as to the strength
of Withcrs or kempcr, aud that the vote in
convention will be an exceedingly close one.
For Lieut.. Governor, Gen. Jas. A. Walker
Gen. Arthur Z. Cummings, JAS. v Brooke, OF
Fauquior; H.. j. kirkpatrick, of Lynchburg,
and Gen. W. r. Terry, of Wythc, are men
toned. The election will, in great measure,
depend upon who is the candidate for Governor
The present Lieut. Governor, John l.. Marye,
has many friends Who desire to sec him retain
the position.
For Attorney General, the name now most
prominently mentioned is that of Raleigh L.
Daniel, Of Richmond city. Mr.. Daniels claims
will be earnestly advocated upon the ground
that to his labor rs the chairman of the Central
Committee, the Conservative party mainly owes
its victories. Lie has expended time, money
and energy in building up the party, and it
seems appropriate that his services should be
acknowledged by unanimously comforting upon
him the position Of Attorney General. That
he is eminently fit for the position, no Que
doubts, being one of the ablest lawyers in the
State The names Of COL T. w. NJ Holiday,
j. Il. Tucker and others arc now mentioned in
connection with the place.
Richmond continues to improve. Business
is active anil property increasing in value.
MORE ANON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28
CANAL CDM NJ hRCE.
sEss, -,sr.I,,T:; ..Sec .l-I'Ii:t 1918,
->.E .ssSaa
ARRIVALS.

AkltlF LIS.
Boats d Stewart, G L Lloyd. A II Grant, y
} $hricvc, Ed Bsycr, RrclIahitcs, y A lowe, y
Ray, Chns Rohh, Y !. Belts and + NJ Moore T.
American Goal Co; in" Spencer Minerva Boy
or and A Croplcy, t. Ge"rgr's Creek Coat CO,
G ) Coulter, G Blackburn, j NJ kosi"y nnd II i
West, to New Central C,.;,l Go JAS March, Ben
Bissc, NJ ) Fcrnsncr, } II W""ihurn And j /
Brodrick, to HAMPSHIRE and Baltimore C,ai e..
DEPARTURES.
Boats f f G. Young A X Whi.fDrd, Core
Waltz Il 4 Goodwin, ID Stewart Five Br!thcr~
& = Lloyd, e. 5 Coulter. \ Il Cir nj, WA j
Shrievo Ed Baycr, Jas March AMI Jn"Sprnc"r
for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

In Nashville, yesterday 20 deaths from ohole-
both pl ICES. In Cincinnati deaths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28
A LEXANDkIA " FKEDEklCkSBUk X"
II RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASl!lNGToS
RAJ LRDAD.
d 80 M Ess;s:sz 81 - assg 8

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
After 1000 y. m. SUNDAY, May -, IoI@
trains will run ~ follows:
Leave South ward from A"Xandria & Frc'!rr.
irksburg depot nj SU7 ~. Ia, accommodated
daily, EXCEPT Sunday; l.G p. III. Southern ~
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern -
press nj II Ri p. III. runs through to krh!""i'5
without change, connecting with trains Tor ~
points South.
Leave Northward fr1." Alexandra. i Frcd'r.
ic1isburr depot at j; Is a. IN. Northern EAp.c>>
daily, except Monday; 600 p. III. Accountants
ton daily, cHccit Sunday, CONNECTS thr"HF'
North ard West. The Northern E>rr',-
timoro, without change, connecting with tram
or the Northern Central Railway Tor the E"fIh
and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAlLR"A"
After SUNDAY, May 25th, trains will r"'
az follows, daily, except :'uEdny: :,
Leave Alexandria for Washington. rom ,,, ~
Asaph street depot, ut G.iD, zen 500, 4 'm' i w.,
and ll.l0O II. M; 1860 NJ. and Io" -'"'' ,''''
W, SO, COZ, 100 and SO y. m -, ,,.
Trains leaving at m''' m. @ t',. Jv5 " '''
Leave Washington for AicAandThI from lHS-
scnrcr dcpot. cor. 9TH AMI Is streets, nj p.'''
7.M' SEQ 600 10 uV. and 100 a. m; i2r' H.,
and LOO 200, 300, IUu, 800. 800, I.W AM ~"
p. III. ,-cc -,,,
Trans leaving NJ JDJ u GIL i'' p ''''
daily all others daily except Sunday. ;, ;,...
Gs,-A Icxandri. ard FREDERICKSBURG f;% n
trains leave passenger depot. cor or ana "a ~
at 7. 10 n. M Quan.ico accom- Il. AUD ll'To y; 49,
Southern Express for Rchn!ond ana ~, y''"'
South EDMUND L. DubARRI,.
Superintendent
Ed. 5. YOUNG, a.
General Passenger Agent. 20 ."
pEANCH OFFICE OF TIE RiCHM"T"
~ STEAM DYE WORKS, RI"hm"n', ""
Mrs. B. DkEIFUS, Agent for AlcsandF'H &c.
100 King street. our agent will receive 'i1 ~ "t
liver all kinds of L ENG and Cl!hH y ~
of GENTS and LADIES GAHM Z -. 80
charge for cxpra:.nsc. Cal for particulars y"
our oIice, No. lUO King street.
NH 24-3m D. H. GLASGOW. Prop.
NOTICE-This is to give notice L"thn rcr''''
AS of tho stalls IN the Market lions" thHt pc;
session of no stall will be given until Tue r''!,
sto bonds are placed in the minds ol Tie '''''
tor, us prescribed by law: ,,,,.rnv
;,.6-.JvI Clerk Of the Iarkct
pRASS COCKS for Lager ale, Ice noA'''
ID Con Ui Liq,:or. &c for sale by ~,
CARLIN u SONS,
;ooe G3 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

Grape culture and the making Of wine will
be largely Increased in North Carolina this
SUMMER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

GEoEGHrowS CATTLE MARKET, Juar 81
The market Was BRISK. Offerings If - h.~. ol
Cattle. all %! which wcro .u!d Il! prices raa.rr.,
from ~ TO :. per lli lbs gross; 49," iainb-
1860 head 81 wi:ch :"!'! ~ ir;ccs ruIs.us; i,rir
z - 70 81 71-s lew :Atr,. l-nrubs sold !ur =. pr
head l4G 'rf: oyer; 5ri old Sheer, Wr.r uI.,i,.!
OF which 1iD head sGid ut price g,usir,; FROM
: - to 81 per hnnd 50 head were III, oyer; r.,
Cows and Calves II h,..I ~ which !rojgni ~
SO per head. and - were left over.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, JUNE -, j..
Sun R''SE............. i 10 zoos S&T~..-.! a. -.
SUS SETS. .......... %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28
Washington and 3.e<. University.

LEXINGTON, Va, June 27.-rhc Board of
Trustees of Washington and Lee University
have adjourned. They accepted the resignation
of judge John W. Brock cnhrough rs Profess
sor Of Common and Statute Law. They then
elected Professor J. Randolph Tucker to take
charge Of the Law Srho3l, aud on hi, recon-,
mcndation elected ;s his assistant Mr. Charles
A. Graves OF Bedford. distinguished Mas
ter Of Arts of the University, and for two
years most successful assistant professor.
The resignation of COL Allan WAS accepted aud
the instruction in Applied Mathematics com
mitted for the prescut to q. W. &. Lee, who
filled the same chair in the Virginia Military
Institute SO satisfactorily. Gen. Ice is cm-
powered to appoint an assistant. Col. Allan
was elected to fill vacancy in the Board of
Trustees The Committee on Endowment
reported an addition of SG5, 900 during the year
including 500 900 from w. w. Curcnran, esq,
Of Washington. Richn,ond Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

Some OF the signatures to the AGREEMENT Of
the Western railway managers aboIishlng dead
hcadislu proving informal, the conlrlct is void
Tor the present 1T least, and Western dead
headS nod agan wi!h lreanls oil free rides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

The address delivered by John Goolc ir, Of
Norfolk, before the Literary Sncictics Of Wash
ington and Lee University, has been published
1t is an able and eloquent production.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

Albert H. Smith vas executed in Springfield.
Mass, yesterday for the murder of Charles d.
Sackett, at WcStfcid, in November last. The
remains of Smith were sent to Baltimore, where
he formerly resided. The circum stances Of the
crime show that Smith and Sackctt were wait
log upon the same young lady Miss Jennie
Bates, and on the uightof the 2d;h OF November
Smith, finding, on calling to see her, that she
had gone to the theatre with Sackctt, became
frenzlcd with jealousy, met them when they
were coming home, shot down Sackctt AMI
wounded Miss Bates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-28

DRASS COCKS for Lager, ale, Ice BOXES
ID Coal oil, Liq,;or &c for sale oyr,,
ie 26 o@ hl'e 9''o'''
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arc missing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08
r A Gigantic WATERFALL :0

A letter In the Times states that C.
B. Brown, the surveyor to the British
colony Of Guiana, has In the last of his
adventurous series Of journeys to the
sources Of the great rivers. of British
Guiana, discovered, from a spot near
tho head waters Of the Massarund,
what at 80 miles distance appeared to
be an immense river descending bodily
from the northwestern face of the great
precipice of Reraima mountain, 1.-THE
attic story Of the world" This extra
ordinary cliff Is known to be 1000 feet
In hight, and appears inaccessible on
all sides yet surveyed. The summit Is
Hat, and Of great extent. The fall Is
believed. on Indian authority, to be-
long to the Caruni river, a tributary Of
the Orinooo ; and will be, therefore. In
tho territory Of Venezuela. After
tuulbling sheer down that astonishing
wall, the water rushes down . glacis
Of perhaps 5000 feet more, at an angle
which cannot be less steep than IS
degrees. d.t" -"'h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08
Dumped In the Bay.


In the absence Of the regular Ga,
balloon a~scsnsion yesterday at Wood
wards Gardens, says the San Fran
cisco Alto OF Monday, Auguste Buislay
made one with his hot air balloon. A
little AFTER 8 o'clock the grounds ada
cent to the closed ring were, crowded
with people. The filling having been
completed, the rope was cut aud the
whole affair, with Buislay dangling
on q trapeze, shot upward. The wind
took 1t In . slant toward Oakland, 10
which direction It rapidly drifted.
After being up about half an hour II
rapidly dsicsnded, landing the daring
seronaut In the bay. He had, before
making tho ascension, provided him.
self with a life preserver. This he ad.
justed on his body as he began to de.
scend, and when he reached the water
1t upheld him. A boat was immedi-
atsly put out, which soon rescued him
from his cold bath. The materials OF
the balloon were then drawn In and
the boat pulled to the shore. GgJ3iG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08
FISH AooLINArIzINa.

We have received . circular from
the Waltondale Fish A~cclimatizing 80
clsty, enclosing the legislative Act 70
+, encourage the artificial cultivation and
propagation Of fish In the State Of Ne
y vada. The company has been ineor-
under the provision Of the bill
Aforesaid for the purpose Of stocking
the streams and rivers Of the State
with edible fish, and preventing the
wanton destruction Of the same. With
this view the company have secured 4
valuable and suitable tract Of land on
the South Fork Of the Humboldt river,
in Elko county. Their capital stock Is
80, 200, divided into shares Of 81 each.
, Nearly every State in the Union has
within its territory an institution Of
the kind, and It Is believed that = suff-
Client interest will DO manifested to
secure the establishment and mainten-
ance OF a similar enterprise In the
State Of Nevada. The object 10 . good
one, and II we'll supported and carried
! out, It will inurs to the substantial
benefit Of the State. We hope to SEQ
1t properly encouraged and made .
gratifying success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08

The woman once known a. Lady
lEllenboreugh has at last died In Da-
mascus. She had nine husbands, OF
whom Lord Ellenborsugh was tho
first, and Sheikh Abdul, an Arab camel
driver, was tho ninth. To him she
was married after the Arab fashion.
and for = whole year she accompanied
him or his journeys between Beyrout
and Babylon, fulfilling the duties OF
An Arab wife even to milking camsls.
She grew tired Of this after q while,
and built for herself . lovely palace at
Damascus, where she has passed her
last years, old but still beautiful and
very rich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08
Quick Work.
The San Francisco Alta Of yesterday

Tno san FRANCISCO qua OF yesterday
contains the following:
Governor Stanford's fondness fof bis
trotter Is woll known. He wished him
10 win the ace In; the contest with the
Queen Of the Turf, because thetriunph
would rebound to the credit and lhma.
Of California nor has his faith been
shaken by the defeats experienced In
those trials, and he is confident that
time will put tho brown beauty where
he belengs-at the head Of the list OF
trottefs. The Governor sa judge OF
the points Of . horse, too. and hi. ap-
preciatss the beauty Of movement OF
0ocldsnt a. highly assthei spsed he de-
velopsd In his trials ; and appreclatlng
this beauty Of movement lhe wapted.
bis friends abroad 70 participate with
him In the contemplation Of the trot-
ter, "in action, but did not exactly
see how he wal to accomplish 1t until
la friend suggested that E.zJ. Muy-
bridge b. employed to photograph the
animal while trottlng. No sooner said
than doneg Mr. Muybridge was sept
for and commissioned to execute the
task, though the artist said he believed
liz to b. Impossible still helwould
lunake the effort. SAf'the1 hestS In the
neighborhood of the stable were pro-
cured to make . white ground to re-
iect the object, and Occldent was altar
In while trained 10 60 over the white
cloth without f1inchlng then came the
question how could an impression DO
transfxed Of body moving at the rata
q th~irty-eight feet to the second. The
frat experiment Of opening and clos
Ing the camera,o on the first day lett no
result ; the second day, with Increased
velocity In opening and closlngsh
shadow was caught. On the, third day,
Mr. Muybridgs, having studied the
matter. thoroughly, contrlved to have
two boards clip past each other by
touching .. spring. aud In 50 doing to
leave an eighth'ofa an inch opening for
the fivs-hundredth part of a second, as
the horse passed, and by an arrange.
ment Of double lenses, crossed, secured
q negative that shows)O ccident In full
motion-a perfect likeness of the cele-
bratsd horse The space OF time was
10 small that the spokes Of the wheels
| Of the sulky wore caught as If they
were not In motion. Thisis considered
q great triumph as q curiosity In pho
Biography. a horses picture taken while
going -thirty-elght feet int second!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08

LOST on THE GEORGE s. WMoHr.-
II will be remembered that the steamer
George s. Wright was Lost on the
Sound, of the coast OF British Column
bis. Among the lost, says the Salt
Lake Neu Endowment was Charles A.
Klnkead. formerly Of Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Kinksad was engaged In the mer-
camille business In this city for several
years-ons of the firn Of Livingston,
Kinkead & Co. From here he went
West, living q time In California and
Nevada ; thence to Alaska. In Janu-
airy last he sailed from Sitka for Port
land In the George S. Wright and
there Is no doubt now but that he with
the balance Of the unfortunate passen-
of the crew. who embarked on the ILL
starred vessel, sleeps In . watery grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08
aa.lLsasls...,,ssssaz

A gentleman resident Of Eureka
tells the Senttnsl the following, about
hlsA e1psEenSs on a certain first Of
ApsrSy Of sophomorss in college
teized a man gho was very drunk. and
lpfsctnp-hlm-fnK coffin, conveyed him
to a graveyard, where they laid The
coffin and its contents on tho ground
between two grayestones. They, Left
the lid Of the cofihToffa small space TO
give the Victim air, and then hid be-
hind the neighboring tombstonss to
watch tho result. The night was fear.
fulH cold; but just % the watchers.
-bepar to feel a. II they wore freezing,
after, waiting more thsu an hour, the
drunken man ralssd htmislf In the COT.
fin. throwing the lid, Oh, and sat bolt
upright. He looked round among the
graves with q half stupe6ed air, and at
the morning star, and then, looking ct
himself and the csf1n with 3 drunken
leer, he exclaimed" R-r.resurrection'
morn! (hic) rImaths frst fsllsr up
The foIitkfng Ssopiiumores burst forth
In a volley OF ,haw-aws, and left hln
to find his way home as best he could.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08

TINS Official investigation Of the At
lsntio disaster develops the fact appa-
rent from tho first, that this great ca
lsmity wss owing altogether to blum
dsring ssamanship and iueompetency
on the part Of the Captain and bis off,
cer. They wer running in to make
the shore, and know they were very
near 1t, Jet did not keep sharp enough
lookout to zee It before they were
into the breakers. The Captain was
In bed whom tho ship dashed among
the rocks, instead Of being at his post
Of duty. Neither was the lookout de-
csived In regard to lights, as no lights
at all wsre seen. The Captain Is Sc
verely and dsservedly censured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08

8 PoIlrIcs In Virginia are in decided
" mixed condition. A Governor Il
to'be elected next Fall. and there are
three factions in the field. The first Is
known as the straitghtoat Republican,
or Radicals, and includes the greater
: number Of of1ce-holders and the col
aored people then there are the Con-
sentative Republicans, who supported
General Grant last Fall, and last Of
all the regular Democrats. Whatever
parties will be represented By candi-
dates, 1t Ia certain that General Henry
A. Wise will run Independently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08

IT Is an encouraging symptom Of 20
.ltical regeneration 10 the New York
Legislature that Boss Tweed has 70
signed his seat As Senator, to escape
the expulsion which would have fol-
lowed the report Of the committee In
vestigating the charges against him.
Despite his escape through corruption
of jurors, and the bravado with which
Tweed has borne himself, there 10 even
now a healthy public sentiment a. to
him and his crimes ~pervading the State
that mskes Itself felt at Albany, and
before which he must succumb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-08

lee third Anniversary meeting Of
the California Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation will DO held at San Francisco
next week. commencing on Tuesday.
It will continue In session for several
days and It Is announced that the
Convention Is expected to be Of more
than ordinary interest, as "ths bear
inss Of tbs movement upon the educa-
ton and Industry, morals and politics
~ the country" will be discussed.