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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

PulCE REPORT j judged by the police re-
ports Alexandria is the Most quiet anu moral
city of its size In the couutry, notwithstanding
lis propuqui,y to Washington, which, whe' her
properly or not, bears the reputation OF belug
the Paris of Amcric;; but whether the hat OF
what Dies occur III that line is even reported at
polio, headquarters is u matter of some doubt
The only case before the Mayor, this morning.,
was that Of VIM. Cupid, col,red, who, tol dis,
orderly conduct on the streets, was DISMISS
with reprimand. Three lodgers-all Strans-
els, and wayiarcrs We're acc9mmodatcd at the
station house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
! { :iii;as,as.

New YonE, APRIL lS.--Mr. irt'.!J.NI,
Brush ,ou>ui G-ocrai her, d,al"$ bang at
I!Ior;ty for the sla,rm us i, pi ctrl published
il! the agrcuu rai districts u J.. gland t..t
forty thousand ;,a1,!% arr wa',iag 10 G,tura To
la. land. H. pruuouuccS the "i,u!o thing, -
Jar as rca'eS to INN /, rcticu.on, claaft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

ALBERT FORTUNE, the notorious ucgr" CHAR
actcr, whose escape from the peni'cutlary at
EcAmoni, yesterday morniog, is noticed else
wncrc in to-day's Gazette, after walking some
distance out Of Richmnrd, took the night tram
on Che X. +. Il L. Il. Il AMI was rec 'gulzcd
by the conductor, who gave the cmprycs gu
ih~ train uoicc, aud had arranged for his re-
capture Il, Milford station. Afheu short dis
taac. from the sta,iou Il brakcsman spoke To
iortunc. standing on the platform, who, per,
cclvng that he was known, at once jumped
ilotu the train aud made goood his escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

FIRE ENGINE HORSES. The Fire Wardens
have purchased new pair of horses for the
Steam Fire Eugine Hydraulion, as the palr, OF
grays that have for so many years past puileo
that cugne TO aud from fires have grown too OLD
for service. The grays and $3.50 were given Tor
the new pair of chesnuts The grays we're KEEP.
at Chatham's livery stables last plight, aud
kicked their stalls down in their efforts to get
out during the fire alarm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

BApTIzlNG The Princcss-slrcct colored
Baptist Cnmch has made MANY converts OF
late, but as the weather aud tides have tor
some weeks past been un!avorab'e on Sundays,
the ceremony of publicly haptiziug there has
bceu delayed. The tide will be high between,
niue and ten clock Tomorrow morning, and
should the weather be favorable at that tue
the baptiz,ug will then take place in the Potc-
moc, off Battery Rodgers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

PROPERTY SALES. Greco l. Wise Auction
GERS sold to-day Two acres OF ground bounded
by Montgomery, Madison, Pitt and St; Asaph
streets in this ci,y aud uear the canal basin :
belonging Edward 3. Powell e,q.,-to the
heirs of John \. Washington, deceased for
$1,000 subject to contingent dover ri ght. The
same sold yesterday the farm Of David Andrews
lying abou, 5! miles south west Of Manassas,
containing lao acres. to Mr. Charles Goodwin
Of Michigan for 81, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
She .1ii.r.SnsS.

New York April lS.-Sto,k, ,!u'; al,.! ?o!g-
er. Money t. Goid 81 Flour firm. y heat
quiet and i'm. Corn duiI anti owpr.
BALTIMORE, April lS.--Ea. sixes, Oh, 81;
do consolidated, sol. ". VAS, To- Cotton
stroag; iuw uuiddung- IL. -Four srong AID 10
good dctuaud Wheat litm a.d unchanged.
Corn quiet; white Southern Sc IS: rrIo* 10.
S7.SS; mix.d Western, new. -! S.: ID, S.:
-. Oats weak: S.u lie:n GG4,,,U; u cstcia Gia
To- Rye tilmcr at l03ain5 Hay sl.h II i>4c;-3.
Provisions; active aud :u1yaut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
ts;7f E.;a.yS

San fRAHC:SCo, April l.. 4 dispatch from
Lys Augeo, says N;>ll.z a.d hi> gang ha"a
again rlsrdesi the ;u.>ucirT pt,ti1S bal that
The uil:iuw- ARE tiew IL Il s'uI;Ip.. Lon! w.:ch
Il wit D.. difficult, II not Impossible, 10 4s.'u:G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

ODERlFERoUs CHEESE. the through
tr in from the North arrived here, this m,rn-
Ing. Two of the lady passengers called the break
man and requested him TO examine the car 10
which they had seats, stating that there mus;
b, 4 dead rat or some other dead animal under
one OF the seats. n search was instantly made
for the cause Of the diSasrccablc oder when,
by this tune, filled the whole car, aud it was
found to be small bundle Of Limbcrgcr cheese
which one Of the male passengers had IN his
pocket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
40 1isSa..r Probabilities

WAsnl.GToN, Apgi; Is, / Il. II.
For the Middle States party clvnly weather
and ,:astrrly 10 >uu'! criy wiuiS. i'or h., S,u II
Atlantic States northeast - southeast "lIGS,
generally 81 Judy wc.. all. .., ran over t.e
suuthrrn nOrI:Ou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

Coal TRADE The receipts of Cumberland
coal by canal, at this port, for the week ending
to-day, were, BY p. Asuew, 2,622;; by Hamp-
shire and Baltimore Coal Co., ,555 tons; by
American Coal Co., 500 tons. The shipments
during the same period were, by the American
Coal Co., 500 tons; by the Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co., SIC tons; by }. I. Asnew,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

BOLD Thieves. Tive colorcd boys went To-
to tic second hand clothing store OF llr. hlngs'
ley, corner Of King and Henry streets, carly
last night, and after trying on several pairs OF
shoes, found pairs to suit them and then eav-
lug their old shoes behind, sprang out OF the
door and ran off 50 rapidly that though pursued
they succeeded in making their escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

10. g. TAT IA mcctiug Of Potomac Lodge
No. So, l. O g. I. last uigat, three persons
were initiated mrmners of the order aud sev
cra proposed, ADD By IA vote Of the Lodge 1t
was determined 10 celebrate its first annlvcr-
sary a, the first mcetipg in May by appropriate
ex rci>vs, aud hat Invitations DC cXtcnlcd to
o,;,rr LODGES, and the friends OF the Lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
Marine akihl..."r.

NEW York, April lS.-inc >choonc &c
toria, ironl New Haven for Nv \ RI, Went
on Hart's Isani yesterday nIQryiDg AMI tic
captain aud crew ,9urc drvs4ai.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

s,hALhD PROPOSALS will bc rcce. sd p
- IL VI NDAE. ..nri 9TH. at T. ",c.".k n.
for thu REP WINE and El@bl\G OF
MARKET ALLEY from Les 10 Caicn So.
i'lnns and specific .tonS can be seen II ar Ed
ward rtugLc> corner Prince snd -. A>aih is.
prrpo.aiS to ~t.te the pr.,;e per ru'nims foot "i
cub stone and running loot of l:ring Separate.
RDBrf:i iDki> f.R.
su III I'll Chairman Commit cc on cirl"'t@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
Aias),.

BlyGuANproN. \. T.. April Is. For in
,hes ii ,uyY, lei here last utgi...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
AND FOR SALE IN FAUQU.ER Va.

AND FOR SALE IN FAUQU .ER, Va.
SEVENTEEN HUN DRIED ACRES OF
LAND II the BIZ E-GRASS REGION
OF U?PHR FAUQUl&ft FOX SALE.
Iii. i.,lt! i, stu cd -: the waters u! Thumb
run. within seven ;n,!a> OF salem ani Markham
.l.tl,,4> anI Nj inin. .hc Ncr;n"nt aid Leel's
!itrin=,
WI 81 th;@ l4nd II uric" cors 'dcrHhly be-
lo~ the vu, placed, Oh IL for t:s>cs. AN pre-
,rc.i 10 !r inducements IN TIE Way OF term.
!, "ny party or p;tr.."s who viii buy The whole
tract ~ III the ci.>c D. the muntn OF June.
II no. sold L.tpcc this land viii b. offered fer
sale II, pt.b,c suction, thc premises, il tr"c;-
!, .uil rur, h -, ~ " Elm hSDAl, t!c l>t
Il Y 81 JAY aext invite MI !cr&ons disposed
i bug 70 nX.:U" tn' land and c";:.muni.:"te
vita m, i rrcl"s 10 M:.r>ham =t..ti,"., tau-
..G"r con- -, VA. Il. =. a. Di.ai..
Fauuttinr coun4y, ''h - min
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

CORPORATION CoUKr --Ju,lge L. H. Lone
y,sai;u ,.--CoSriNUArIoN OF YESTERDAY 5
Proceedings. --Partiow vs. k,ncheloe; motion
10 r,k cut aiucndel declaration overruicd
and dcuurrer to 81, 4,h aud 5th counts III the
dedication and Continued.
To-DAY-rurobull 4 Bro. VS.. L. L Brockctt
ct A.: u dcot; jury sworn; verdict aud iuIsmc
against defendant tnr the sun OF SO. % with
Interest from date OF jIlgment
Minor vs.. Anderson ct SIS; issue out Of
c!.ancory; Jury sworn aud case 10 progress.
ru,s is a suit brought by Il parton OF the heirs
Of the !a:e Col Geo. Minor, Of Fairfax to SCI,
aside will made by HIN, aud probated III Fair
fax County Court purporting 10 be his last Will
aud testament.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18


csH 2 zzBoR1 E5 if ;1: s5 ;y LIZ: t. st
s T fSyS :: G: ;; e:sf n
o 9S nm A" ni with sf pro- @ s5 so
crop fHs T p 2" Si offered
: ::ss 2t :i;;s;?: 6; S s
largely p b G f Ios s,nS y snd rns
#: ; $ sSe: ;;s5 e @ as @SS ssi:: %
S n @ @ innpie which vo inform mo you intend
@ ys9 Shp say s @
nk E~fTs samples materially the saline COM
i sPhnt@ Akacs ""d WILSON,
gS1yzhsT1 OF PENNSYLVANIA West rhn"''''h' Dec 10 1873
v . In s ii4dss @ @ ss Y NAM Fs1n
] A. ss F S i and T s As s
xn og the gh '' G h ptas n s
s @ @ ' @ All y' SHt p S;o soa
cent s,s p:s I; per :sa" B aHSsos
sH9GH @ @% & @ @ aasn
T TS9 5n as made eESTH
Letter from Hae"ve' wVA SHH2n} vA August Ah 1872
,E s: III . s:ss Ia: % s T
"a E4g 30 5y Co. Wv via 5s as 4a s
led s p anSS 5 b1 ,1s ss5
ve nt Saa b1 II: @ and Asra
p. your e..o SS%j STS SSan
STATION FAU9y5E ssx co., row. vi Dse rate
s 1 isi n s S va h. SSs vnsi
. On III S:ss *s hi s9s S a ss s % sS
."n S65t S Tn 51 TSs sd a SMITH
Company recommend application $50 lbs acre but not over the
s rE eB a Eb Sa4 s'1 aS'
'G For ans aal @ 1i sppyt0
HOOE & JOHNSI
cEyrKa1 AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO 2PRINCE STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

OYSTERS. The minds Of the oyster lovers
We're relieved aud their palates gratiied this
morning by tie arrival of cargo-lhe first for
aweek 1t was but Soop lead, and thong
Dot salt. was rapidly disposed of at 80 cts. and
SIS buShel Some few also reached here
by the bay steamers which arrived this moru-
lnS. Dealers for the last week have been get
tug their >upplles->huckcd- from Washing
ton, but the stock there, it Is said, has also
become exhausted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
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CHOICE EEIlN eli HAIR
X. GEE.:v', NOTION HOUSE AND HAIR
GOODS MANUFACTORl.
Til, best goods FIR The least money. Prices
tnr III. comm. .sSull have been reduced, So that
ksn lnr TO d. Arc now WITHIN the reach of
ANY one APPS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
w DEALERS IN
FRESH AMI :>ALTED FISH,


ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Would inform dealers and others that they are
prepared to furnish them with ali kinds oil PO-
IUMAC FISH, 1T the lowest possible pT!ccs
We would ca / the attention Of buyers to ID"
fact that our brand has stood No l Iii market rs
all times, and we intend to sustain our rtpuia-
ton in that respect.
All orders addressed to William y. johnson
s Co, AlexatIri Va, will! recoivo promit al
tcnt;on up Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
TOR TGa BAR

{;
Pnsloa's Vi. In, Halrs Roncwer, Nathan :
Cry..u Discovery ;>torIiHg's Ain5r"$i", Bur
n;,ts ,1"co4inr, Bugs Trcophcrinc, Aver $
:!air Vigor, FL .i:iel> hair Ec$torcr,, Lyon
Nm,I.yir,,il, Nd bars Quni.c and Glyteri!!e
bur !or.ic--s :r,.: supply just received Nd tor
>n;c} Tx WAKEFIELD Il JAIL,
;ub II Corner Prince and + ,iraX streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
% uLul. ORG y y 5.

have or hand :: fine assortment of
CABINET OEG ms,
from he most roprltcd makers, ranging from
Sd . STD Thy will be sold on Il me or with
!, I'D III, dl.coun. Tor 81 Cal a'd SEQ them
VICTOR BtitKER5
Piano and mise store, IL h:us street, next to
the Al.-*i,,! liou-c A.cS:,, Va. ~ 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

GFhGN'.; NOTION HOUSE AND HAIR
GOODS MANU- ACTCkI.
The ar.ost It ok Of ia" ,kcrc"!eI.. al all de
scrip,ioas, N the q s. and ii. prices that mas!
communal tn trade. ap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

STEAM on TIE CANAL. Three canal boots to
&c propelled by steam are now being built in
cumberland for the coal trade on the Chesa-
,S aud Ohio canal. The propcling ma.
in'ncry Is different in all three, and patented
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

BLANK BOOKS, DAY BOOKS, CASH
BOOKS, JOURNALS, LhDGEitS, invoice,
Letter and all kr!s oi oks made t" order
in any style OF birding Or rIiins III tn" best
Style, III shortest notic.. ,>-o
PRINTING IND BENDING,
Of every description, done promptly.
Cards, Checks Bill ilrads
Circulars, Pens, Pencils,
Inks, Envelopes. Lett Presses,
InNStand&, Bakers Cases.
Cash Boxes, Gold Pens
Stationery, &c., &c, &c,
Of every description, constantly on hand
Order solicited. Rags tsl>cn in e%charSe
B3.tlI,iO-c ian 7-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

CLANS AND CRABS Now that oysters are
gong out Of season, aud that supplies of them
are rapidly falling off, clans and crabs are be.
S'ntIus TO make their appearance, ana dcvlled
eab> and clam soup are commencing to be
served al the restaurants. \ large consignment
Q. cooked hard crabs was receivnd here from
,>oF'o'k yesterday py express, but the dealer
" Whom they Were sent refused to receive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

Toll ATE CUT Down. The cuttiEg down
.f the toll gate on the Washington Turnpike
on Thursday last by those who are Compelled
10 use thar road, bu, vino refuse to pay toll on
acc5uat of the almost impossible condition 10
winch it has been allowed to remain for so long
= lime. was mentioned 10 the Gazette at the
lat, Vi lis occurrence The gate was PUT up
ac,!,. yesterday, and the road gang Oh the \:
\ y. L. K. uo;liad 10 project il, but this al
;sruoon party Of six OF The residents OF the
counry, re ared to the toll gate and again cut
i; down before the road gauy, VITO had notice
or,ieir appr ,ach could reach The place to pro
t.ci t. 1t is feared that the difficulty may re-
sui; in something serious, as the owners OF the
road sem determined 10 exact toll, and as
ilru,n whO have TO traverse 1t are as dctcrInlu-
ri q resist its cXactlon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
LOCAL y Is w -.

RAILROAD CHANGES. The Baltimore Am
crican in It's account Of the settlement OF the
difficulties Elrely existing between the Baltl-
uiore and Ohio aud Pennsylvania railroads
SAYS: There is report that some negotla-
lion. in regard to arrangements as TO Southern
connections are afoot. The 3. 4 0. Il. Il
controls the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
extending to Lynchburs Va: The same road
is building road from Lyuchburg TO Daavi!se,
wa.rc it will strike the Ricn.nnnd and Dluvile
Rad. controlled by the Pennsylvania Road.
By change of the of guage 90 short extcut
If road magnificent through connection TO
A..anta, Montgomery, VI ,oe aud New Or
.eans may be effected. The hue Is however,
largely controlled by the PENNSYLVANIA Com
many and il was rumored that some PROPOSE.
ton a. 10 conn.ctop with it was made ~ the
Baltimore aa,t OHIO at the lale conference, but
from careful irquiry it cannot DC discovered
that any; hing more than an in..mail,n hat 1t
would be desirable to effect >onlc arrangement
vas made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

vEGETINE, for Catarrh, dyspepsia, Habit
v ia; Costivcness, Pup!tAtlun Of tle Heart,
Headache, Piles, Nervousness and General
Prostration OF the Nervous System. No mcdi-
cine has ever given such p rlcct satl:Ia alton rs
The Vcgetire. Just received s:d for sale Ly
an IS WAKEFIELD il HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

~ f Professor B. Wilson Assistant of Baron Won Lebgl
tIEM IAL La ATOKY OF PROF F. WILSON, No ~ Sec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

yTEGETlNE purif 5 the blood and rehov"ies
Y and iuvistrntcS the whole system. It,
medical properties are Alternative, TOME, solvent
ard diuret.c. Just received and for SAFE BY
WAEF.EL & HALL,
avis Corner Prince u;d Fairfax streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

X EW GOODS
~ Now coming in 1t No ~ King st
rORr H. Nlt,Ii i now receiving MS ; pri-ils
eun,iy Of NIW GOODS Our ASSORTMENT Will
b. 81. cci this S,. with great care, and tn SO
ftvur. :, Il With ln.lr patronage tl%y r"iT upon
ruIn. III, = kpEi. l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

l.INDRIn;;-T:n Chamber Sets, q great VA
> rcty: Pate C4Stor-, new patterns lvory
naadc Fable .nd Tea Knives, Rogers cee-
b.atyd MAKE; pist i Spoon and FORKS, &c,
u.t rscc.y Il ,.Iid Tor :aic low III 10 kng street
NH l9-3.n b. j. NlLLkIs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
Bulletin Eqterprisee

I: VII: 30 remembered By our eeaiers
:has oa Sunday mosning lass we pub
Eshed il condensed form sha will Of the
late D.. W. n. Mercers prepared by our
:cur: reporter from the records Of the Sece
onI D:stlic: Court. Il was a WILL Of Che
conditions Of which all English seading
people Of New Orleans desired to be ino
formed. and Upon seading slis REPUBLICAN
they were grat;fe3.
Thu B",'.';n, instead Of publishing the
vii: on Sunday morning, glyes tbs following
editorial statement:
Owing to :he unexpected presa rpon ous
cslumns :his morning. we regret to say that
we find ]: a ma.:eS Of impossibility to pube
!ish this morning the will Of the late Dr. W.
Newton Mercer As we had made more
shan ordinary eSertiOns 10 secure tull and
;yuecopy OF :ais will and its eedici!s, eue
Iegret is increased.
# the reaiera pt tia BuEe.sss did nos Sbs
serr, ti:s o: six columns Of reprinted mise
ce'.an:ous matter, good at any sime. IN the
E":esia's Sunday edition, sls ADORE state
:nent seems fair enough.
Yesterday morning the Euises;a publishes
what !: calls 's carefully condensed seview
ot the ;as. testament Of the late DE- Megs
csr." This We :ind tn be tbs condensed seo
port published IN aur columns word Cor
word, as prepared By our reporter with the
exception Of 1wc paragraphs. omisteds and it
Is published withou. giving credit to us for
the matter which caused our reporter much
labs: 20 compile. Wha: became Of che zee
por: crowded os: .: tbs Sunday G:@S!s,iss
iees net appear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
q Point of yeracity Settled.

The Shreveport Times and the other
White League apoiogists Of outrage in the
Red river country have frequently denied in
the most violent manner that the sioters
were disturbing the colored people, We
have plenty of evidence 60 che contrary.
The following is sample Of many others:
MANsFIEEDo La, August "a, 1874
freceived your kind and atfectiOnate let
ter of the nineteenth instant, and was glad
to hear from yous and to hear the news
which sou have just stated Times are
getting bad heres they are killing Republie
cans on every hando They went down to
Richard Gant's and beat him and his
father very badly We have had to entirely
break our club up, for the whites stood
around with their guns. and we had to en-
tirely break up club business. We can't
all, for they have declared that We shall not
vote hereo They try to call the men out OF
their houses and kill thsmo As you say you
viii. do the best you can for US. she Rec
publican partyo you must answer this letter
as soon a. possible Don's take hardly
time to eat. but ssorls tos the Res
publican party Whye sfrs we can't
hardly hold ous meetings peaceably;
We are bound 60 have help. They
We read IN their papers that they make
no disturbance among colored people, but
1t IS untruthful: they do make disturbances
among our people, They beat two OF our
Republican men last Saturday very badly.
We are somewhat surrounded here. Men
are standing alongthe roads bushwhacking,
killing Republicans: but. sir. we are Repub'
licans. and Republicans indeed. You must
try every means to get United States troops
here. :Os we cant do without them.
Received your letter. and he and -
are both present with me while writing.
Gus temperance movement Is getting along
very well. The whites say II Daniel Terry
comes back here they will take his head OFT.
Direct your letter 10 Miss Mollie Gask:0,
a. yau did the tirs: one YOU wCOta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
A Romance in High Lifeo

AZ tie gaming table the Duke OF Rich
mond incurred debt of honor to Lord
Cadogan, which he was unable to pay, and
it was agreed that his son, lad OF fifteen.
who bore the title of Earl of March, should
marry the still younger daughter of Lord
Cadogan. The boy was sent for from
school and the girl from the nursery; a
clergyman was in attendance, and the chill.
dren wore told that they were to be married
upon the spot The girl had nothing to say;
the boy cried out, "They surely are not go
ing 20 marry me to that dowdyS But mar
ried they were. A post-chalse @gas at the
doors the bridegroom was packed off with
his tutor to make the grand tour, and the
bride was sent back to her mother. Lord
March remained abroad for several years.
after which he returned to London, we'll
educated, handsome young man, but in no
haste to meet his wife, whom he had never
seen except.upon the occasion of their hasty
marriage. So he tarried in London to
amuse himself. One night at the opera his
attention was attracted to beautiful young
lady in the boxes. "WhO is that" he
asked of a gentleman beside him. "YOu
must be stranger in London" was the
reply, mot to know the toast Of the town,
the beautiful Lady March" The Earl went
straight to the box, announced himself, and
claimed his bride. The two fell in love
with each other on the spot, and lived long
and happily together; and when the hus.
band died she also died of broken heart
within few months.-Galary for Sepssns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02

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ArcyJoS ry 7us SHERIFF. -Pa:ticu!a,
attention il called 10 .te sales a. aue
:ioH to bs made this dag at noon at the
Merchants and Auc.ioneers' Exchange
Royal street. By the sheriff of the parish Q,
0riean. Said sales comprise:
!. 4 portion Of ground. with :ho beiiiinss
thereon. known as tho Anchor 2yess Ware
house. situated n che First District Of :his
city. fronting on Tchou2;tauias. St Tioma;
and Belle chasse streets.
=. 4 cacan: 10: * ssaand adjoining tas
foregoing.
s. And . 20: os grcand, with all the buiid
!ngs and improvements thereon. situated IN
the san.s district. Or Tchoupitouias street,
between Grsyier and Psyiras streets.
Fos ju! particulars and tegws ses sdvcs
sisemen:s.