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, 1875-02-18
AFFIDAvlTS OF MERIT.

TIE su3EEali: COUNT DECIDES THEY ARE NEcEa-
The following Ii tho .lcsision Of tho Snprema
Court IN lilo suits Of tiearga W. lseot1, plaintiff
IN orror, IS. Daniel Horne. It in written by 3lr.
Justice scott:
The errors sasiguei are, tile Superior Court erred
In atriking thu rea tru,s the ilct for want Of MI
nEdsyit nf nleritH. In rcfcrcure II a,e,asna
tlGmaYcs by the Court. It !. s'e1nste In arRu'npnt
Tie len vas etrank ont Of tho reenrl ultfn TIE 4'lt
pusltlon tho net coaccrinG tha practice VI The
Of Coax County Of Fc. u, Ja!, which required tile
defendant III all civil Atuls n flo wtt lis plea af-
fAvis Of merits, wan still In force. The rceorl
iaius bill Of exceptions, md eauuot tuow tbs
ground Of ths da.stan by tho Court.
It IN fatal to tho objection taken, that neither tho
natn nor any exception to ta daesion OF liz Court
striking tut the llca. ara preserved by bill Of
teptions as regn!rd y thu sucs of lrariiee In this
Court. H'!sh motions IL, nut becJalb r,rt Of tho
record nn!css na!lo 60 by Of \ bllt Of ux-
captions. The rnls on tlts subject WAS declared In
5ucll VA. NJ i. Church. 81 ILL.,, 199 nta that r7as
!. sonslsatse 81 The question III LIS ra7s At br
Fanvlc ss. 1,!sa.r t!rcscnt terln.> Neither party
Ec tho sata expressiy authorizes tls Court to
make the asso'snept. 1russ' Stat, BIZ r, Ssc. e.
M error appearing. tbs Judgment mnss ba affirmed.
The same action was had in tho caao Of Nocd
". Richard $. Thompson.
, 1875-02-18
CATHOLICS AND The PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

10 ,h' Editor of The cAicaoo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. Ill do not wish, nor hare
The timo to 20 into controversy ou tllc above or
yothcr tn,iect in Won, na,,ar and onlv s ,r
49, papo'' "'.u oois @aA'a 'os
So.' au'horaty for your accusation agaatst tho
cahocs OF The country, Of struggling to close tho
public schools. Your constitutional argument is
10 ansrtr 10 nv domxud for nutl,orIt9 for ro,,r ~
tt,tcmcntv ,rj r,o,,,,a1as. sssor,;o,,. =, a..
tofts Of Catholics to pull down tho rutlo
10 thu Htat, for s,nnort ~ r,th,1io school.
shsn You know th.t tey ouy Soaana som seuot" 4ho
Stats what 1t lakes from them.
=, ion state TINT, il Catholics were to receive
Wou1 hs .rast,,e ,sae, ae pap,.o 1ea'oo'no'''}
Iinrt n.o,,a .'s ana sns~ ~ lucy were alA-
DO 60 treated by the American pooplo. Softly,
toftly, Mr, Editor. Tl1e neonle If lin F,nni1o
af An,t,i. A.. no,onosoa ~ ~..sa,,.' n-". Smp,o
.,,. .n, 1aa a'o oomposoa . VI oe,aonce' Fro'ess-
."sa' anu Jews, JUST ~ taey are IN this country,
end yet tho mlnorittes Of jews and protsstsute
have The management Of their own schools. us;.
der tho care Of their own school no.rds ..ra,,t
, 1875-02-18
COM MON CARRIERS.
Of Merit Held to 3o
necessary.



In tho Gaze Of the Chicago T. hor.lwe'tern Rail
way Company vs., T.. II. Hawyor, .lcc!dcs' n: tho
lasL term OF the Sunreme Court tho question waA
,.;ead "a IN her tho ,o1,,,}tv nr A railroad ror,
.,,,,., :. ,,,,.ro ,xr,ar ,a,so5 .,d ita ro.rov.
pan, 40 eopno,' s"'1el e,"'o' -4s 'sn
elh'il1y US "hsenonhc'han oeehn' oh"Fe', MID
was m importer Of teas, Slipped TO hin agctt
here T. A. Clnpulau GJI bal3.cheBtH OF teu
trI,o o,o1o vo,o IN ,xarol,,,,.a in gan tranc;a.
-" eo 1r i.;.,,I .,...s ~ t,.,,, -. H.. y.
~ ~. a'',1 "oAo ""'P''u t"o''e ~ oS w ~ ~
t4fefea 70 sotne poAaea warehouse III lnls clsF'
by regulation Of tho Collectors Office 1t WAS
rcaui.ed tint tho carrier or assignee should ciyo
vrtten not;ra If tin arrival of 1,ontcd ponls.
r4-.s. .,.,e ~ ..ta, L.. at,,r .,,o aa,s;,.,,.s
II "as a'"o 'ne eunsoa. ~ nos.4S t"' e''''s".o'
50 that he could chooBe tho warehouse lio
wished TO be uhed for his goods. The tea catno
In two lots. atd, a. to ono lot OF lao cllosts tho
f,,m,,env ,,ot;no, f,,,,nr,n, vho 3irac,o,, tho.n
~ n =. ~. n..i;..'... -. r,,,'~
10 10 l''acea iu tHo Burlington ""lellousu. 4h's
Was done and tie goods ware saved. #hilo tho
other lot was loft In the cars and destroyed By
thu Chicaro 1'trn. mn notce jnyirg been .,iyen In
rLo,,,o,, ~ to ro,,o,,ar r., roco,,,- f,r ,,,ou.
~. Iu"r"" " 'ao @o,,eNso', ~. s'''o
al eneSts OF toa suit was psonEhe ny hPpelea.
and Judgment recovered, from which tbs rail-
roal company appealed.
Thc s,nrerno f'ourt pafd, In dccidin7 thn e.ac
'A"s oo'iition c"te'cs w." ''1u'7 ~ "4 io'neA.
oven lneYltae'c, except they srao from tho act
Of God 0: public enomicH, and 1t
warranted tho Ba:o delivery Of cocds
l., o,y ,,t RI, ox,,nt,d c,a.r srton III. rouro,,
81 ,1+ n,I ,,ns in,, a no,t;n,ts1 ,,n,ii tih,e,
hnd 1s,n d,o .,a,;rsar. rLnrn ,r ~ ,o,,'o t,
na r. ui,at cnnstis",ci do,tarr n hninr rcnor,is
, 1875-02-18

4 atorY full OF instruction to the charitable,
aud revealing tho distrcss now 80 widely prevail
lg IN oue oT lls luost appalling FORMS Is tald Ut
lookhs Theatre, Nav iolk. III mItt-roliuarsal
Of "Heury v" the ollltE day, a female super
na,nerary foil faluting to the uooE. Inquiry re-
ycalcd tho fact tllst tho poor woman Asd been
without food for tlareo days. aud on going to
her lodgings, Mt. JaErctt'a messenger found tho
yaung wolnAn'a husband dying n consumption.
and her mother aud four chlliren vi IL a state
Of misery and asstitution. 4 collection was
taken up II onea among the aotors, and the ILL.,
mediAte xAnt4 Of ths family tslioye1+
, 1875-02-18


initiated by Boston. ll0 ntatcd shat tue primary
Rct,uDIB Of Boston wcre about eIill! to tl,1ao nf
Vien,,a bnt, rcEart1in. til" h% her gra1n*. ttioao
Of 'cnna wero 30 far Superior that tsfo wan i'o
Gn,.Auo ThinTsE 1oloMsod tn the Irotastant
minority 10 Austria. how would llo fcel OH being
denounced az foreigner for a. king and eutny
inE tho rights uf odHcatlEE luis children Al Lie
thought Tropef:
I'ut Austria Ia mt alngutar In this respect, for
Catholic france nllo"s tho Protestant minority
to have aud TO manage tlioir nwn tct,ooIs ~ to
thom Aon.1a best. Whilo thu Catholics l,ayo 5G.
S12 primary scnnolR protcstants havo 1,0a1, and
JcNn 1l5; aud alt thcss are ttentod e1nctly nike.
Liberty Ut conscience prevails, and thcrc II
neither injustice nor opprcssinn Of any, backed
hY nnhuly lava or constitutional requirements.
Again, Catholic Ginm SECURES liberty nf
nllcuco to tho Protestant minority aa well a. to
tho Catholic lnuiority.
but tn cumc nearer Iloms Whom tic public
aclionl Byaten WIS first established IN Lower
minority retittoned tho Legislature to allow
them to hayo tho management OF their
own schools, AMI their own sl1nro Of
tho public money for thcir Rupnort.
Thero Was also 4 law passed. that It they ra-
qnlred moro than t.acir Aliafn OF tho public
money come to- for tho support Of their tetoo!s
shos could levy special sa1; put no part Or
but should como out Of tho purses Of tlloae for
whnso benefit ii w4s intant!ei. No 1t was also
with Catholics; they could levy additional taxes.
hut mono Of tue money could ba taken from
rrotcstau: purscs.
This is tile way that these Catholic countries
establish and accnto t!lois rights tho most pre-
ctous Of which ae tho rights Of conscience to
the Protestant nuorities. One would, and
ought to- imagine tia; 1t wo,tl4 not to be left to
the Catholic Of lilo Uuitcd Suites Of
Amcrica to ask for tho rights Of con-
science. for they ouslit to 10
established aud sccurrd to tlom without tho
asking, according 10 the lotter al,d spirit VI tho
Constitution. But, fur frum bcin. %. they nro
oppressed 10r conactenca eake, anu calt1n1ntased
, 1875-02-18

Tint I lava uoycr Eno,Y,, .rn;on .nt, h.-,,o.,r-
IL, nreyaE nno..rat the efitt,,ial Ian ~ -.
.o,,r,;;|, TI,sr, ntuI sr am ..tes1" ~, ~?
;,lt cI1rro:nn md tnno,i lin M t1rtc. ~ to .
t,ria r,n1 rn m 4. 1ar;uu,2e ,r,l. ino :. .,i.ar
,r,u t,.-* p,,,, sn,t lin rf,,,, nj Ina i,,,r,,
iiotncr use]y sang:
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r..,.. d.. ,,...,,.,n,;s.. ,,'t', NS.
r,',, @ VII III IT,, ,,.. n - ,s ''sn? 1s
t es,,s IT, ," "."s tHt. i"''
M,,,1,, ttn,.'i.'' "' ~, t!se!'sn.sN'
.,ar,oi" i i4 o' ~ 49,. ~ eP'."'.Gaup. P ''4e
, 1875-02-18

uishop Bedell. Of Ohio. Who l1aa bean travel
ins III the East; "hils 1t Jans, hyria, fell
through trsp-door. In tho Absenee Of good
medical s!teudsuoa 1t Ja1a. tho ylsho,, nas
PLAYED Gu board ; vessel and taken 10 Ca1ro.
whare 1t w&s ascertsinod that ous Of hia ribn had
been broken. At tbs time Of Tho deusrtura ri
the Last mail hs Hsx slowly oonyaIeao1ng. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
COSGis ES.S.

In the Senate on Saturday, the debate upon
affairs in ,ui>iana was continued. Mr.. Sauis,
bury Concluded his dcnuicIatou OF the oppres
sion of the people Of that State, and showed
that the real question invoked was the ecu
tralizatiou Of power 10 the Federal Govern.
mcnt.
Speaking Of the Presidents message, Mr.
Salisbury said he would say iraukiy that he
agreed with itS toue because 1t was sutducd.
Nevertheless, the President was 10 certain
extent responsible because hu had authorized
the troops to be paced under k:lEoggs con.
troll. the speeches on the other side OF the
chamber breathei nothing but Language about
intimidation, assassination ana bioodshcd.
The whole purpose was 10 pcrpetuate hate.
The Senator from Illinois Mr.. Logan Was
got satisfied with pcrpctuatlng this haze 10
words. but be had published IN the Record
this morning, as an accompaniment to his
speech cut OF the skull aud cross boGeS. 1t
was the first time in the history o the cOuntry
that the Record had been d"taced ty cartoon.
He had heard, he knew not with how much
truth, that all this cry OF murder was only pre-
lninary to an cffart to place certain States
back to the positions they occupied before the
passage OF the Reconstruction acts lhat he
had heard as common runnr.
Mr.. Cooking said that remark reminded
him OF the fact that newspapers SOMETIMES
have rumors which are exclusive. The Sena-
tor from Delaware seems 10 b. the only paper
WHO has this rumor. He (Mr. Conk,ingl had
never heard OF it.
Mr.. Salisbury said if the Senator intimated
that he had concoctcd the story, ii WI, ill-e.
Mr.. CoukEing said all lie intended to say was
that if the Senator had heard such rumor,
he had capacity for hearing beyond that of
other gentlemen. He had not said the rumor
was coucocted and hence there was 40 neces
sity for the Senator disccurtcouS remark. II
the Senator, BIZ his remarks, put 40 atfront up
on hun, and could not observe good manners
and the dcceDccs Of debate, he would not
shrink from entering upon the contest even
with the Senator froin Delaware. He repealed
as indecent ADD offensive the remarks which
the Senator had made.
Mr.. Salisbury said he understood the Sena-
tor to say that he had put the rumor 10 clrcua-
ton, aud he had right to feel offended at the
al!uson. He had seen it stated in newspapers
that such was the purpose OF some gentlemen
here He had authority FIR his statement, and
so help him God, he would allow no one to III
suit him and not resent 1t. lie would not
tamely submit to an insult even before the ma-
jes,y of the Senator from New York. Mr..
Salisbury then concluded his speech.
Messrs. Clayton and Sherman followed in
defence of the Administration. Without con.
Guiding his remarks Mr.. Sherman gave way
and the Senate, at sos p. w., adjourned.
The House of Representatives was not in
session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
FOREIGS NEWS.

MADRID, Jan. l6. The King gave dioncr
last evening 10 the member, OF his cabinet aad
Diplomatic corps D crc~s have been pub
lished in the Oiilcia Iiazcttc reducing the pun
ishmept in CASTS Vi viuiuiioI III oTilnar, crlul-
iuaI laws. General Primo De Reverb will &C
company the King cn his visit To the Army OF
the North.
King Alfouzo will assume chict command Of
the Army Of the North. He vii probably be
accompanied 10 the headquarters OF the army
BY Gen. Jovelar, Minister Ut War. Strenuous
forts are 10 be made Tor the relief OF Pa,upc-
luua The movement Of troops, with this 90
j~c, has already commenced.
The klrg Las signed DEGREES relative to the
salaries OF the cIvrgy. and declared that Willie
giving support and respect to the Cathohc
clergy, he desires 10 firmly maintain religious
liberty as it exists il most civilized c'un'rleS.
The suhvenion 10 tie Clergy has bccu raised
from ]. 500 900 t. | | ,OUO 900 pcscta>
Tne merchants OF Maird have pre=en cd 4
| magnificent or VII to the King.
The C,riiss pc!sS,cnty d::y that the Gus
tav was tired ul,,D, and assert that the CO."
thanked H., Carii> Ulcers for the Assistance
rendered. Ii Is believed that the steps taken
! by Germany will lead II vigorous acton or the
! part OF the Spanish navy against the Carilst
position on the Guipu>coa coast.
! LONDON, Jan. lie adstona has wrtten
an article Oh The speeches Of Pope Psus N ,
which appears III the Quarterly Review. tie
! sketches u history Of the Pop" 5 reign and
points out the increased subsyrvicnce Of the
| Roman Catholic Clergy, and co.. cludes that the
mass of The British naton now rcpuilatc- the
pretcnsions OF The Plpacy more eagerly aud
rcsoiu,cly than il has i'nr many gencrailoI>.
LONDON. Jun. 1S-Au official bulletin IN
the muruing papers announces that Prlue: leo
poil, who was recovering from fever, ha: had
an attack OF hvmarrhagc which has greatly
weakened him.
BERLIN, Jan. l6. w hen the adli'ionaI yc<.
sells ordered to be sent to the northern cO.s; Of
! Spain shall have arrived there, the total arn:a,
munt of the German Il et in those waters will
consist Of fifty guns with u ccmniucd horse
power OF 6 800.
LoSDoS, Jan l6.-rhc Daily News pub.
fishes dispatch from Hcniayc, which state
| that the German man ow2r Nautilus landed
one hundred men at Scrouz, on the Spanish
coast, who occupied the plucc after a short re
sistance By the Carsts
berlin, Jan lG.-The Prus-ian Diet va:
opened to-day by Camphouseu Minister ot Fl
lance. The King speech was devoted tt
! local affairs.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE second election for
member Of the Assembly in the DcparI mcnl oi
| Hautes. Pyrenecs was held to day Partial re
turoS give W. Clseau (BJnapartlstl twJ thou
sand majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

ST.. NICHOLAS FOR FEBRUARY.-Th fronts
piece of the February St. Nicholas Is u we'll e1-
ecuted wood engraving, from SIR Edwin Land
seer's picture Of Tho M.rmosels" Rc5ecca
Harding Davis has al interesting story founded
on The old fable Of The Fox and the Raven;
Some lively incidents in the career of certain
Birch Bark Boy" are narrated by Isabel
Francis. Lucretia P. Hale gives another de
lightiul snocdote about the famous "Pcterkin"
family; and Mary A. Hallock contributes a
story. The number contains valentine story
b. Susan Coolidge, and an article, b. Alexander
Wainwright, describing the manufacture and
the different styles Of those dainty little mssvos
Another practical sketch, entitled How Dolls
are Made" is written By Olive Tho:ne, while
W. H. Rideing's account Of "Chimney Sweeps,
Past and Present. and John Lewe"s' sketch of
the great traveller, Valnb4ry, ale admirable
descriptive articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

WARRENToS ITEMS -DuiiDg the year 1874
95 licenses were issued by the Clerk OF Eau
luer County Court for the marriag" Of white
couples and 46 licenses for the marriage OF
colured couples
James Z. Bay!y having been confirmed by
the Senate as postmaster at WArrcutou has FL
ted up his office 10 6ue style, and is Il polite
and obging official.
Mr.. Lewis Bray, an old citizen Of Warren
ton, fell on the iced pavement last Thursday
night aud broke his arm above the elbow
Most of the ci,iz,ns have flied their ice
houses with ice irom ) to inches 10 thickness.
The Warren Green Hotel property will be
sold at February Court lTaweAt0n Lder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

Special Washington dispatches to the Baltl-
more American state that new evidence has
been discovered 10 relation to the Pacific Mail
corruption fund that will demand the reopen
iug aud continuation of the investigation. Two
years ago, when the Subsidy bill was before
the House, a number Of members received one
thousand dollar bills 10 envelopes, without any
indication Of where they came from or for
what purpose they were sent These bills they
deposited with the Sergeaut-at Arms, receiv
ing therefor Treasury certificates. A clerk took
down the names of some of the members re.
ceving these bills, and his evidence is 10 pos
session of the Committee. Among the mem
bers whose names are mentioned in connection
with the receiving Of these gratultles are loor
bees of Indiana, Winchester of Kentucky, Sy.
pher of Louisiana, Hays OF Alabama, and
Storm of Pennsylvania, the latter of whom,
however, voted against the subsidy. It is said
that 10 the event of the discharge Of Irwin by
Judge Macarthur, on the writ of habeas cor
nus on which the House allowed him to be
taken into court, the judge will be summoned
before the House for contempt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

THE NAVAL CADETsIIlp INVESTIGATION. -
The House Cpmmittce On Naval Affairs Sat
urday morning. resumed the investigation into
The charges against Representative StowcI
whom it is alleged sold naval cadetship tJr a
moDcy consideration.
The Commissioner OF Pensions testified that
Graham was an applicant for position as spe
cial pension detective at the time that b" wrote
10 StOwell to Quake the designation, so that
he could raise money" thus showing that Ora
hams language referred to his pending aprii
cation, and not to the designation OF cadet.
hir John NJ r 1utt, StcJnd Assistant, Post
master General, testified that Stowell did not
withdraw his opposition to the DanTlI!c railroad
in tie matter in controversy before the Post
office d partmcut, as had been asserted by
Wagner, one Of Graham witnesses.
Joseph King testified that he drove Stowe
iu hack 10 the boat landing, where Graham
got in, and then drove to the Baltimore aud
Ohio depot, whore Graham jumped on, and
ran TO catch norIlern train, but THAI Stowe!'
remained 10 the carriage and was then driven
If
The further Investigation was postponed un,
I'll Wednesday next, wheu the testimony will
be clos ID by Stowcl's own statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
The Washington correspondent Of the Bait

The Washington correspondent Of the Ba'ti-
more Sun says: THE report submit tied 90
Friday night by Messrs Foster, Phelps and
Potter is such complete answer to the false
hoods SO widely disseminated about the people
of Louisiana, aud so thoroughly exposes the
acts of the usurping Kellogg government and
its fraudulent returning board, that it puts the
military interference in worse light thao ever
Its refutatiou of the assertions in the message
of the President is also most strk ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

10 the argument of case before the SUI
preme Court Of the United States, last week,
alr. Attorney General Williams announced,
with great vehemence that State rights were
nothing but breath that had passed out Of
existence. lie said that it would be Impossible
for the union to exist without strong central
government 10 Washington Another Daniel
como to judgment!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
DE i. y.

On the 9Th of January. =, hi residence, in
Wes.morel.rd, Col. w. II. SANFORD, IN
the Sj:h year o! hi asa.
The deceased LETT !. widow and three sons 10
m, urn his dep.rt4E" Ii VS. GOO! and use III!
citizen. an honest, UPRIGHT nah, kin 10 MS
nc!gt bor= afd Benevolent ~ the poor.
Co.. Sanford nat. Seen :or may years mem
Der Of the VI etno,!.l Church, and the long pro-
r .ctcd confinement which preceded his death
afforded. ln All "pp1t unity Tor la,t and spe.
cl4l pre-, arn'IpH .ur .pp"" -!hg nt III" marriage
suli.er ri the La.Ah, wnIu:. WEI! aI!i IapyI-
y inpro; ed, ~ clearly cyinc:i by th:quc.-
ness and rcacr tn patience and res. gna.ion
which briyn."uc! the 81, sing sccncs ot his HE,
and afforded he creates. comfort and consola-
ton To hi, aiit ct2I rel,.ll"cs ard friends.
q. ,Janrarv II, 1872 a. the residence Of his
son. near AieZai.dr. Va, JAS. HOLDEN, IN
til" % year If his age, ,.a.,v. o. ii; parish "
G.c,myrc, C. u@ty Kilkenny, Ireland.
Suidc.i-, on the l3ln Of Jalrary, AN X
H., vile Of .,,han Loush Borough, !pr!aerly ii
Virsi. ill., u. her rc:iic.cc, in AuDt5 oi4ery CO.,
Mary land.
In Baltimore, on the 10Th inetant VILLA 81
+. NJ kjiOtH, co, one .! TIE eldest ana
most respected merchants IF that 'l:y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

On Friday last two negroes were killed at a
copper mine near Tolersviile, in Louisa county,
Va, and one so seriously Injured that be is
not expected to recover The three had just
gotten in the bucket to descend into the mine,
when the rope broke, precpitotiug them in the
depths below. They fell about 2G0 feet 1t
seems that the rope had been broken before
but mended, and DO danger was unprecedented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The conservation Of Rev. D. ". Adams,
Bishop elect of New Mexico aud Aroma, took
place at St. Paul's Church, 10 New Orleans,
yesterday. The conservation ceremonies were
performed by Right Rev. Bishop Greene, of
Mississippi assisted by Bishops Beck, OF Geor-
gia, and Wilmer, Of Louisiana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

At the meeting OF the State Grange Patrons
Of Husbandry in Richmond, last week, rcso-
luton was passed recommending to the subor-
dioate Oranges throughout the State the ncces.
sty of considering the subject of the establish
ment Of "a central bank in the.city Of Richmond
under the auspices Of the State Grange Of IT
GINA, as atf,rdins plcans OF relief to the inan,
cal necessities Of the members OF the Order;
and to Instruct their several masters to report
to the next meeting of the State Grange the
amount of stock which has been secured in the
several subordinate Oranges. \ committee Of
five was appointed to memogiaI'z. the hsglsa
ture on tue suij ct Of Immigration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

And now Senator j. t. Lewis is to be read
out of the Republican party because he has
dared to condemn the action of the Admins
tration 10 the Louisiana outrage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The Lynchburg Daily News celcbra'es its
uiuth anniversary with an entire new dress.
making a most creditatlc typographical ap-
pearauce The News is one OF the best papers
ia the State, aud is edited with marked ability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The Port Tobacco, Md, Times says Wheat
is looking badly all over the county, SO far as
we can learn, owing to the long fall drouth,
during the continuance of which it grew very
slnvlv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The Sunny South, published at Atlanta,
Ga, is a literary paper of merit, and we'll de-
serves literal patronage. Besides good stories
it has :ome very interesting sketches of promi-
nent men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The following were the receipts By the v ash
i:lgton rnd ONO :.s.itr,aI a>t week:
v he : 1872 bushes, corn 30, meal 100, oats
loo, -four - Db.>, eggs IS IBIS and boxes, butter
u tDs auG Nr,:i}-, p""!.ry - IBIS and boxes
fowls coots, Gives 10 reti. rags uIidl,s,
hide. bundles. bones 80 lbs beef 200 b.,
PORK IL, so bs, plows /, ~ % cars, stock )
CTS straw c-ls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

REMARKs.-1h he receipts OF heat hsve i'm
proved, anu the market is q Let and unchanged;
offering, Of 1862 bushels red, with sales At l0)
and It's for COMMON 20 ordinary, and l22 and
rs for prime uEd choice lots. Cor: is active
AID finn: ,herirgs Of As b@Snes, with Saes OF
.:.iyed 1t S. 81 and s., and Yellow NJ 50. Dat:
are in good enquiry bat arrivals are light o.
fer:gs . t bushels, with sales a. Gj